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One
of the major faults in almost all diet plans is that calories are too restricted.
Typically, an individual is anxious to get off the unwanted weight at a fast
rate, and while that's understandable, this common mistake often leads to
Diet Failure as the body struggles to function on insufficient calories.
Although energy is pulled from the fat cells, when the diet is too restricted
the metabolism slows to a snail's pace in order to conserve precious energy.
In turn, lack of energy promotes imbalances to occur within the body involving
issues from blood sugar levels to sluggish intestines.
The Catskill Diet
is based on 1,500 calories per day with the energy intake (calories) broken
down as follows:
- 1,500 Calorie
Daily Diet Plan
- 350 calories
for morning energy
- 100 calories
for mid-morning energy
- 450 calories
for mid-day energy
- 100 calories
for mid-afternoon energy
- 400 calories
for evening energy
- 100 calories
for late evening energy
Calories
may be distributed in any fashion throughout the
day as the dieter desires, as long as the bulk of
calories are not consumed after the mid-day energy
snack.
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