The Hollywood Diet is easy to understand. You drink
pre-packaged Hollywood 48-hour Miracle Diet drinks for two solid days. That’s it. You
don’t eat anything else, and your only other beverages are water and
zero-calorie drinks. Proponents say that they have lost as much at 16 pounds in
two days. For people in a real hurry, there is not a 24-hour version available, too!
The Hollywood Diet beverage is a blend of fruit juices
(strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, blackberry, apple, orange, pineapple and
cranberry) plus some vitamins (A, B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, C, D3, E and folic
acid). A number of companies sell Hollywood Diet beverage kits. Depending on
your vendor of choice, these drinks deliver between 300 and 400 calories a day.
The FDA recommends that diet plans deliver about 1,200
calories a day for healthy weight loss. Clearly, the Hollywood Diet falls short
there. Like other cleanses, this is a fad (or crash) diet, not something that
anyone would consider healthy. There is so little nutritive value in the
Hollywood Diet beverage that you are assured of losing weight if you can last
the full two days. Unfortunately, you are also pretty much assured of regaining
the lost weight, since most of your loss will be water weight.
Could the Hollywood Diet plan work for you? This is a fad
diet that is not safe, nor effective. You will probably lose weight, but not in
a sustainable manner. The weight will come right back when you resume your
normal eating patterns. It is fast, and it is easy, it just isn't healthy. If
you want to lose weight there are a number of better, safer (and slower) diets
on the market that can help you get there. Despite the glamorous Hollywood
connection, this one is not up for any Academy awards.
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