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Foods To Avoid
Grapefruit Solution will help you to stay away from foods that
sabotage your weight loss efforts. They include:
Sweets (Cakes, Cookies, Pies, Doughnuts, Candy, Ice Cream, etc.)
Sweetened Beverages (Colas, Root Beer, Fruit Juice Drinks, Soda)
Sugar (Added to Coffee, Tea, Cereal, etc.)
Once you've passed the 30 day goal, you can slowly incorporate
one of these ‘treats' back into your diet – no more than an ounce a week. It's
better to have a small piece of chocolate now to avoid going off
the deep end devouring the entire box later.
Read between the lines and you'll find that many otherwise low fat foods are pushed overboard into the high-calorie danger zone by the way they are prepared.
A plain baked potato is zero fat and 150 calories. Leave off the butter and sour cream and use seasonings or soy sauce. Watch out for stuffed vegetables – if
they're stuffed with breading you're back to square one.
Fish is healthy but not if served breaded, fried, or swimming in sauce.
A typical restaurant meal consisting of deep-fried mushrooms, a ten ounce steak,
large baked potato with sour cream, buttered peas and cheesecake contains 2,000
calories – more than many women's daily caloric intake and more than enough
fat for an entire week.
Substitute salad with dressing on the side for the fried mushrooms, broiled
skinless chicken breast for the steak, steamed vegetables for the buttered
peas, and a slice of angel food cake for the cheesecake and you've cut the
damage by more than 1,200 calories and significantly reduce fat calories
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Low Fat Buzzwords:
Broiled
Steamed
Poached
Garden-fresh
Stir-fried
Roasted
Grilled
Cooked in its own juice
Cooked in tomato sauce |
High Fat Buzzwords:
Fried
Crispy
Cream Sauce
Au Gratin
Gravy
Cheese sauce
Scampi
Breaded
Alfredo sauce |
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Proven by lab tests
The use of the Heart Healthy Florida Grapefruit
Diet in concert with group support for 13 weeks resulted in a
10% (19 pounds) average weight in 15 men and 30 women. Weight
regain averaged only 4.8 pounds one year after the weight loss
phase.
John Hopkins University School of Medicine
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Find more information by ordering our Grapefruit
Solution Book

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