Fruit diet

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  • candygibbons26
    candygibbons26 Posts: 138 Member
    No
    It's not a joke!!! Everyone had different ways of doing things that's life !!! As I mentioned it's a fruit diet for
    1 week only! Just too kick start my process.
  • TeaBea
    TeaBea Posts: 14,517 Member
    edited September 2015
    candygibbons26 wrote: »
    Yeah I dun that I'm
    New too all this never dieted or anything in my life use too weigh 8 stone had two kids and now ballooned lol I'm Spose too be eating 1.200 calories a day but I thought I will do the fruit diet just too kick start the whole process

    No "kick start" needed. This is just a gimmick. Eat foods you like - except measure your portions. It's a learning experience that will help you pin-point changes needed to keep the weight (you lose) off.

    7-10 pounds of what?

    10 pounds of fat would be 10 x 3500....or a 35,000 calorie deficit. You don't get that kind of deficit in one weeks time even if you ate NOTHING. The 7-10 pounds is mostly water weight (and waste from many trips to the bathroom)....which will come back when you eat regular food again.
  • candygibbons26
    candygibbons26 Posts: 138 Member
    Anyone eat the belvita breakfast yoghurt crunch biscuits??
  • Lleldiranne
    Lleldiranne Posts: 5,516 Member
    So, OP asks for info on a diet, and almost everyone says it's a bad idea.

    OP listens to the one poster who says go for it.

    Sounds about standard. Well, best of luck to ya.
  • mousie1973
    mousie1973 Posts: 438 Member
    candygibbons26 wrote: »
    No
    It's not a joke!!! Everyone had different ways of doing things that's life !!! As I mentioned it's a fruit diet for
    1 week only! Just too kick start my process.

    So everyone told you this would be a bad idea, and you do it anyways? What was the point of asking us our opinions if you were just going to do it anyways?

    *sigh*
  • coachRichie
    coachRichie Posts: 27 Member
    edited September 2015
    Diets are temporary fixes and after you finish your fruit diet you are more than likely to gain all of your weight or add more.. Please do not do these crazy fad diets.
    Eat clean and workout on a daily basis and you will get healthy and fit.
    I have lost 7 pounds in 10 days so far and my calorie intake is 2080 calories a day...
    I eat healthy foods all days including fruits but I also eat brown rice, lean meats, drink lots of water and most important I exercise just about every day.
  • questionfear
    questionfear Posts: 527 Member
    Honestly, I've read up on fruitarian diets because they seem so very strange to me, I was curious if I was missing something.

    From what I've read, anyone who claims to have had success as a fruitarian had it while eating that way for several months, and they had supplements and specific proportions of veggies/oils/protein to eat as well. For a simple concept, it's remarkably complex to execute in anything close to a healthy fashion. It's definitely not something to try for a week on a lark.
  • candygibbons26
    candygibbons26 Posts: 138 Member
    Thankyou everyone
  • Nathy_F
    Nathy_F Posts: 40 Member
    I tried it but never worked for me . :(
    candygibbons26 wrote: »
    Hello I'm currently 13 stone I'm 5ft 5 want too lose around 3 stone I'm going too try the just eat fruit diet for one week has anyone ever done this and wat was your results ?
  • Traveler120
    Traveler120 Posts: 712 Member
    Yes, you can do a short term all fruit diet and lose weight. Many people do this long term and are fine with lab tests to prove it, including normal blood serum protein levels. I've done it for about a week or so and lost about 3 lbs. I was also exercising. I was about 145 lbs at the time. That was 22 lbs ago. My regular diet has lots of fruits but from time to time, I do days with fruits only.

    Fruits are high in fructose but that doesn't matter. Their high fiber and water content mean that you'll be full on fewer calories without going hungry. You'll probably also have enough energy from the carbs to exercise which will also help increase your deficit and therefore weight loss. And improved digestion is a plus as well.
  • Patttience
    Patttience Posts: 975 Member
    I suggest if you really want to do it, do it just for two days. This will be enough to get your started. If you like the idea of fasting check out the fast diet website. I did it for two months and now i know how to fast.

    that said, its hard to keep up the fasting practice for many people in the long term so i just use it now and again.

    What you want is some basic principles that will work. Please read my blog post which i have reposted in the getting started forum. I have written up the basic principles which i call fundamentals that apply to everyone regardless of your height, weight, age, gender, courntry of origin, language you speak, whether you have four legs or two or get about in a wheelchair.

    Most dieters don't seem to be familiar with these ideas or how important they are. They make dieting easier and they definitely more successful. I am proof they work but experts actually agree iwth me. its the charlatans and those in it for a quid (amongst others) who say anything to the contrary these days.
  • blankiefinder
    blankiefinder Posts: 3,599 Member
    Did anyone replying that it's okay actually read the OP's meal plan?
    candygibbons26 wrote: »
    today I had a glass of lemon water I had a orange for breakfast I had a banana for lunch and for dinner I think I might have a apple lol with loads of water through the day I thought I would be starving just proves it's all in the mind !!

    Please, OP, you don't need to crash diet.
  • candygibbons26
    candygibbons26 Posts: 138 Member
    I know I'm not crash dieting I done it propperly today thanks too everyone's advice
  • candygibbons26
    candygibbons26 Posts: 138 Member
    And btw a apple for dinner was a joke but as I gatherd you can't joke on this site people take it out of context lol

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