Here's the short story of how I found my eating plan:
I was amazed at the variety of different diets presented in the US News and World Report magazine rating them. There were 8 different categories including best overall, healthiest, and easiest to follow.
After trying several of what are considered the best diets (as mentioned in the magazine) AND consulting with a naturopath, it is clear that common sense rules when picking a plan.
The naturopath emphasized cutting back on certain food categories because that's what affects weight, BP, glucose levels, and cholesterol.
Based on her recommendation, I came up with my own eating plan that satisfies the following criteria:
- It doesn't cost me money to attend meetings, pay for special food, or get advice I don't need.
- I will not take meds or supplements for weight loss.
- The eating plan helps decrease the risk of heart disease and type II diabetes.
- The eating plan is a forever plan (I have to be able to stay on it forever).
Get a copy of the plan by clicking here (no charge, the report is free).
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