- Rough skin
- No energy
- Anemia
- Increased susceptibility to disease
Precisely speaking, reducing food intake for a diet should mean reducing the excess foods consumed. These include the following:
- Sweets
- Snacking between meals
- Eating snacks or sweets while watching TV after dinner
- Overeating
As a beverage, we prefer having unsweetened teas or water rather than sodas or juices. Even when on a diet, it is definitely necessary to eat well balanced meal in order to get proper nutrition.
A healthy diet requires us to get a variety of nutrition and eating 70-80% of our capacity so that we don't end up overeating.
Dear DietMaster!
ReplyDeleteOhio gozai mas, DietMaster!
I've recently completed the Disease Reversal in 10-days program of Dr Shintani, with very successful results. Briefly, 6 months ago I weighed in at 200 lbs, and today I weighed myself at 160 lbs (20% loss). I started the program with 16 medications, and am now down to 6. I'm 100% off insulin after 12 years! Admittedly, a macrobiotic lifestyle might not be for everyone, but it worked well for me. In fact, I was inspired enough to create a food blog: http://macrobiotically-speaking.blogspot.com
I had Google translate my food blog into Japanese, but since I don't speak or read Japanese, I can't vouch for the accuracy:
http://tinyurl.com/ck4eovk
You have a very interesting food blog which I plan to read over the weekend!
About 6 months ago I took the Disease Reversal in 10 Days program of Dr Shintani.