Readers digest diet

lauramacwhite
lauramacwhite Posts: 24 Member
edited January 2 in Health and Weight Loss
Hi everyone! I'm just wondering if anyone has tried the readers digest diet? If so what did you think? Is it worth a try?

Thanks! :smile:

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  • AllTehBeers
    AllTehBeers Posts: 5,030 Member
    What is it?
  • slkehl
    slkehl Posts: 3,801 Member
    Eating readers digest. Great source of fiber!
  • lauramacwhite
    lauramacwhite Posts: 24 Member
    What is it?

    Here's the website check it out!

    http://www.digestdiet.com/
  • 77tes
    77tes Posts: 9,560 Member
    I'm not a fan of diets because I think they helped me get fat! :grumble: This ad looks like it promises too much too fast. Change your lifestyle. Eat healthy (and track what you eat here). Get fit through exercise.

    Good luck.:flowerforyou:
  • Chief_Rocka
    Chief_Rocka Posts: 4,710 Member
    Looks like a load of crap
  • mercymarque
    mercymarque Posts: 450 Member
    it didn't provide a lot of info
  • Anastacia1119
    Anastacia1119 Posts: 157 Member
    Hi everyone,

    I'm an editor at Reader's Digest and thought I could chime in about the Diet. The Digest Diet is a 21-day weight-loss plan based on groundbreaking science and newly discovered foods and habits that help your body to release fat. At its heart, the Digest Diet is a plan about food—the healthy, natural foods shown to help you shed fat and promote weight loss. To prove the effectiveness of the Digest Diet, we put a dozen men and women with different weight-loss goals on the plan. Together, the 12 panelists lost 151 pounds in three weeks! You can learn more about the book at http://www.digestdiet.com or check out http://www.facebook.com/digestdiet where men and women just like you post everyday about the plan. Let me know if you have any more questions!

    have they kept the weight off?
  • lewcompton
    lewcompton Posts: 881 Member
    Hi everyone,

    I'm an editor at Reader's Digest and thought I could chime in about the Diet. The Digest Diet is a 21-day weight-loss plan based on groundbreaking science and newly discovered foods and habits that help your body to release fat. At its heart, the Digest Diet is a plan about food—the healthy, natural foods shown to help you shed fat and promote weight loss. To prove the effectiveness of the Digest Diet, we put a dozen men and women with different weight-loss goals on the plan. Together, the 12 panelists lost 151 pounds in three weeks! You can learn more about the book at http://www.digestdiet.com or check out http://www.facebook.com/digestdiet where men and women just like you post everyday about the plan. Let me know if you have any more questions!
    Letter to the Editor... If you are endorsing your own product then please include a commercial banner to go along with your rhetoric, otherwise give us an independent group that has stated that your plan is in someway "groundbreaking." What do you mean by newly discovered food? If it has been consumed by people since prehistoric days it is not newly discovered, perhaps just uncommon in U.S.A. menus? Furthermore, why are you here except to do some self promotion? Go away and advertise on a forum where you at least have to pay to do so...
  • lewcompton
    lewcompton Posts: 881 Member
    I'm not a fan of diets because I think they helped me get fat! :grumble: This ad looks like it promises too much too fast. Change your lifestyle. Eat healthy (and track what you eat here). Get fit through exercise.

    Good luck.:flowerforyou:
    I have to agree with you... This is about changing a lifetime of poor habits and replacing them with strategies that will continue to work for you for the rest of your life. Make your own plan and treat yourself to the best researcher possible for your own health... YOU!
  • lewcompton
    lewcompton Posts: 881 Member
    Eating readers digest. Great source of fiber!
    At least you know what will come out at the end... the same thing that went in.
  • TavistockToad
    TavistockToad Posts: 35,719 Member
    Diets don't work....
  • T1mH
    T1mH Posts: 568 Member
    Big losses will be seen by almost everyone significantly overweight in the first couple weeks with any restriction of diet regardless of what "new" foods they are eating.
  • FredDoyle
    FredDoyle Posts: 2,272 Member
    Absolute bollocks.
  • lauramacwhite
    lauramacwhite Posts: 24 Member
    Thanks for the feedback everyone!
  • mmddwechanged
    mmddwechanged Posts: 1,687 Member
    Hi everyone! I'm just wondering if anyone has tried the readers digest diet? If so what did you think? Is it worth a try?

    Thanks! :smile:

    I have been on the diet for seven days. I haven't followed it perfectly, one day I had Stromboli for lunch and a few times I have had three glasses of red wine in a row. I have also skipped a shake, and changed around some of the meals and recipes. I feel great!! I have been trying to lose the last ten pounds for ten years. I am almost there now, have lost about eight pounds this month and four this week. But what is even better is that I feel positive, I love the recipes with the diet, I haven't felt hungry and although I am aware that I am eating less carbs and no high glycemic, simple white carbs, and I don't miss it! I ate a forkful of white pasta a few days ago and found it bland. When I do have a slice of whole wheat bread I am satisfied with one. I know it has only been five days but for today, this plan works well for me! (I have advocado or almond butter every day)
  • emtjmac
    emtjmac Posts: 1,320 Member
    If the diet asks you to significantly reduce or remove any food group from your diet then it is unsustainable and a waste of time. Exercise, stay within your macros on MFP and be patient. The changes you make must be sustainable or you will end up frustrated and back at square one.
  • mmddwechanged
    mmddwechanged Posts: 1,687 Member
    I think the best thing I'll get out of this is some terrific recipes a new love for acorn squash and mixed greens and different tasty snacks, soups and meals
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