Martha's Vineyard Detox Diet Review
Martha's Vineyard Detox Diet Review Martha's Vineyard Diet Detox Review What is the 21 Pounds in 21 Days, The Martha's Vineyard Diet Detox? The Martha's Vineyard Detox Diet promises that you will lose 21 pounds in 21 days. At the end of the 21 days, you will also enjoy smoother, clearer skin, much more energy, and stronger hair and nails. In addition, the diet claims that you will have more focus and better health. Roni DeLuz, a naturopathic doctor, is the author of '21 Pounds in 21 Days, The Martha's Vineyard Diet Detox. Her diet includes a 21 day plan of juices, supplements, and enemas. The average person should lose about 24 pounds, according to DeLuz. Advertisement:  How does It Work? For 21 days, you will be on a liquid diet. You will be drinking fresh juices and vegetable soups every two hours. DeLuz says that we all have a slimy sludgy build up in our colons. This build up is up to 25 pounds of toxic material. To remove it, she offers her book and a 21 day detox kit and 9 day maintenance package. Her plan includes three principles. Rest: no chewing and no working out Reduce: weight loss Rebuild: Your body will rebuild after the 21 days. DeLuz suggests a 21 day detox once a year and a seven day cleanse every 3 months. She says it will improve metabolism and boost energy. Her plan calls for a weekly organic coffee enema with regular water enemas on other days. Advertisement:  What can you eat? Water Herbal Tea Juices made from organic vegetables and fruits Soups that you will prepare Powdered antioxidant berry and green drinks that are in the 21 day kit. Each day, you can expect to drink about 32+ ounces of herbal tea, 40+ ounces of water, 32 ounces of antioxidant berry drink, vegetable juice, or green drink made from vegetables, and about 16 ounces of vegetable based soups. What you cannot eat. You are not allowed any foods that need to be chewed, meat, cow's milk, processed foods, salt, coffee (except in the enema), or alcohol. Cost: Your kit and your book, your grocery bill should not change much. Cooking and food prep: If you do not have time, DeLuz has supplement powders that you can use to make a shake. Advertisement:  Vegan or Vegetarian? This diet should be adaptable. You can eat: Juiced, pureed, or powdered garlic Carrots Cucumbers Celery Collard greens Eggplant Kale Beets Onions Radishes Sweet potatoes Summer squashes Most green vegetables Tomatoes Purple cabbage Advertisement: Positives: You will lose weight Negatives: Very high level of difficulty You will probably be hungry. Your metabolism should actually plummet rather than soar. Your weight loss will be mostly water and muscle loss since the diet is low in protein. Most experts agree that fast weight loss is not usually healthy weight loss. "All studies show that rapid weight loss is associated with rapid regain. There are some exceptions, but for the most part, healthy people want to lose 1 to 2 pounds a week.” according to dietitian Susan Burke March, RD, a former vice president of nutrition services at eDiets.com and author of Making Weight Control Second Nature: Living Thin Naturally. The diet is short term only. Advertisement:  Conclusion: “I would not encourage people to go on this,” says clinical dietitian Susan Kasik-Miller, MS, RD, of Sacred Heart Hospital in Eau Claire, Wisc. Since this diet is highly difficult and short term, I consider it to have two major strikes against it. When you add the facts that most of your weight loss is not fat, instead it is water and muscle and slimy sludge and that you are very likely to gain all the lost weight back, I give this diet a thumbs down and do not recommend that you add it to your list of weight loss options. Thank you for reading, my friends. I wish you success on your weight loss journey. Kind regards, George Pierce Founder Win At Losing Weight'  Advertisement:  |
