THE OVERNIGHT DIET

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Hi everyone this diet was given to me by a lady that I know.
She saw this diet in a magazine called WOMAN'S WORLD (April 29, 2013 edition pp. 18-19).
Also you can get more information from their website...

http://www.overnightdiet.org/index.html

This is the exercises for this diet:

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I am new to this diet. So I hope at we can help each other. :)

I will post the steps/instructions for this diet: I will get the information from the magazine. I don'y have the book yet. But I hope anyone that has read it can share any tips/thoughts/ advices.

DAY 1 POWER-UP SMOOTHIE DAY
One day each week, you will drink three protein shakes in place or regular meals ( one for breakfast, one for lunch, and one for dinne)
Make your own smoothie......basic shake instructions

1 scoop protein powder or 1 cup fat-free Greek yogurt
1/2 cup fat free milk or almond milk
Up to 2 cups of fruits
Veggies to taste
An optional 1-3 tsp fun stuff (chocolate syrup , peanut butter)
Plus unlimited freebies ( coffee, tea, extracts, spices, zero-cal sweetener, water or ice)

Blend all your Ingredients together and Enjoy!

Day 2-7 MEALS FOR FAST METABOLISM
Six days each week , you will eat portion-controlled meals that provide about 30% of calories from protein

MAKE YOUR OWN MENUS
* Basic high-metabolism BREAKFAST
2 oz lean protein
1 serving dairy
1 serving whole grains
1 serving good fat

* Basic high-metabolism LUNCH
4 oz lean protein
1 serving whole grains
1 serving good fat
Unlimited non-starchy vegetables

* Basic high-metabolism DINNER
8 oz lean protein
1/2 cup starchy vegetables
1-2 servings good fat
Unlimited non-starchy vegetables

* HUNGRY BETWEEN MEALS?
Fruits and vegetables are unlimited for snacks
Enjoy a 200 calorie treat of you choosing each evening (2 cookies, a frozen yogurt, a bag of popcorn, or a glass of wine)


Note: drink plenty of water
Exercise

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  • PrimaveraEterna007
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    POWER-UP SMOOTHIES SHOPPING LIST (protein, milk, and fruit list)

    PROTEIN

    Physicians Protein Mix
    Soy protein isolate
    Whey protein isolate

    MiLK AND MILK PRODUCTS
    Milk, fat-free, low-fat (1%)
    Dairy alternatives, fat-free, low-fat, unsweetened
    Cottage cheese, fat-free, low-fat (1%)
    Cheese, fat-free, low-fat
    Greek yogurt, fat-free, no fruit added
    Pudding, fat-free, sugar-free

    FRUIT (FRESH, OR CANNED IN WATER OR OWN JUICE - NOT SYRUP)
    Apples
    Avocados
    Bananas
    Blackberries
    Blueberries
    Cantaloupe
    Cherimoyas
    Cherries
    Clementines
    Figs
    Grapefruit
    Grapes
    Guava
    Kiwis
    Lemons
    Limes
    Mangoes
    Marionberries
    Melons
    Nectarines
    Oranges
    Papayas
    Peaches
    Pears
    Persimmons
    Pineapple
    Plums
    Pomegranates
    Raspberries
    Star fruit
    Strawberries
    Watermelon
  • PrimaveraEterna007
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    The Overnight Diet Shopping List - Fuel-up food

    Download printable list
    http://www.overnightdiet.org/uploads/1/4/6/7/14673904/overnight-diet-shoppinglist.pdf


    MEAT/MEAT SUBSTITUTES
    Lean beef: London broil, top and bottom round, filet mignon
    Lean pork: pork chops, pork loin
    Fish: tuna steak, halibut, salmon, cod; or tuna, sardines, or salmon packed in water
    Poultry: skinless light meat chicken and turkey
    Eggs, egg whites, egg substitute
    Tofu, tempeh, or other soy products
    Meat alternatives



    NON-STARCHY VEGETABLES
    Artichokes
    Asparagus
    Bamboo shoots
    Beans (green, wax, Italian)
    Bean sprouts
    Beets
    Bell peppers
    Broccoli
    Brussels sprouts
    Cabbage
    Carrots
    Cauliflower
    Celery
    Cucumbers
    Eggplant
    Greens (collard,mustard, turnip, Swiss chard)
    Kale
    Kohlrabi
    Leeks
    Lettuce
    Mushrooms
    Okra
    Onions
    Pea pods
    Rutabaga
    Sauerkraut
    Scallions
    Spinach
    Sprouts (alfalfa, mung bean, lentil)
    Summer squash
    Tomatoes
    Turnips
    Water chestnuts
    Zucchini

    STARCHY VEGETABLES/LEGUMES
    Black beans
    Black-eyed peas
    Cannellini
    Chickpeas (garbanzo beans)
    Corn
    Kidney beans
    Lentils
    Lima beans
    Navy beans
    Peas
    Pinto beans
    Potatoes
    Pumpkin
    Red beans
    Split peas
    Sweet potatoes
    White beans
    Winter squash
    Yams
    Yucca

    WHOLE GRAINS
    Bagel, whole-grain
    Bread, whole-wheat
    Cold cereal, high-protein, high-fiber
    Couscous
    Farro
    Oatmeal
    Oat bran or cream of wheat cereal
    Pasta, whole-wheat
    Quinoa
    Rice, brown
    Crackers, whole-grain
  • PrimaveraEterna007
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    FATS AND FAT ALTERNATIVES
    Almonds
    Cashews
    Cooking spray, made from olive oil
    Cumin seeds
    Fennel seeds
    Flaxseeds
    Flaxseed oil
    Mayonnaise, fat-free, low-fat
    Olive oil
    Peanuts
    Peanut butter
    Pine nuts
    Pumpkin seeds
    Salad dressings, fat-free, low-fat
    Sesame seeds
    Sunflower seeds
    Walnuts

    SWEETS
    Artificial sweeteners (Truvia, Splenda)
    Chocolate chips
    Chocolate syrup, fat-free
    Cocoa powder, unsweetened
    Dried fruits
    Sugar-free hard candy
    Sugar-free Jell-O
    Sugar-free chewing gum


    CONDIMENTS
    Basil
    Lemon juice
    Lime juice
    Mustard
    Onion powder
    Garlic powder
    Celery powder
    Oregano
    Pepper
    Salt
    Spices, flavorings, extracts
    Vinegar


    BEVERAGES
    Coffee
    Tea
    Water
    Seltzer water`
    Flavored water
    Tomato juice cocktail
    Sugar-free hot cocoa
    Juice (for smoothies only)
    Diet sodas (less than 2 calories)
  • fast2livelonger
    fast2livelonger Posts: 7 Member
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    Hi
    I am new to this group. Thanks for the great info
    Faith
  • PrimaveraEterna007
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    Hi
    I am new to this group. Thanks for the great info
    Faith

    Welcome... :)