Easy Diet
I Want an Easy Diet
Executive summary about EaSy Diets By B.J. Gordey

- easy weight loss diet
You spend hours reading about it, planning menus, finding recipes. You shop, you plan and you’re so stressed getting ready to start your diet, you sit down and eat a whole row of Oreos. I want an easy diet.
Shakes Don’t Work
You’ve tried the diets where you have a shake at breakfast and lunch and then a reasonable dinner.
Counting Calories or Points Is A Hassle
The calorie and point counting plans are anything but easy. No, I want an easy diet; not a lot of planning. I want menu plans that are prepared for you with meals normal people eat - nothing gourmet. And it has to be nutritious; based on what my body needs; I want all this and a plan that’s easy.
I’ve Found An Easy Diet
This easy diet is based on the premise that your body will adjust your metabolism based on the type and amount of food you eat each day. If you eat 3,000 calories a day and suddenly cut back to 1,500 calories a day, your body is going to think there’s a food shortage and promptly lower your metabolism to conserve energy.
Maintain Your Metabolism
My choice is to maintain your metabolism - and you keep your body from adjusting by a method called calorie shifting. If your body is going to gauge the rate at which it burns calories on the type and amount of food you eat, shifting the type and amount should keep your body from getting a fix on just what you’re going to eat each day.
How easy is that? It truly is an easy diet.
What Is The Easiest Diet? Here’s How To Find The Diet You Can Stick With
Executive summary about EaSy Diets By Lindsey Price
I’ve been dieting nearly most of my adult and adolescent life and I’ve tried many different diet plans from the very severe (cabbage soup diet, diet Coke and crackers diet), to the sensible (Bob Greene’s Best Life Diet, Whole, Natural Foods Diet). I need to clarify that losing weight isn’t necessarily easy. For instance, I love carbs. It’s too hard to change negative behaviors and make huge personality changes all at one time. I also hate to cook. So the whole foods plan which required me to tastefully prepare fresh whole foods was not going to work long term either. I had to be honest about what I could realistically stick with long term. I love the shakes, bars, oatmeals, crackers and puddings. I do have to prepare a “lean and green” meal everyday but I basically grill lean meat and use bagged veggies. It’s been an easy diet for me. Your easy diet may be an entirely different diet plan, but be honest with yourself about what you can really stick with long term. In my experience, finding your easiest diet is what will make you successful.


