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SHORT-TERM
DRASTIC DIETS TO JUMP-START WEIGHT LOSS!


"THE MORE EFFORT YOU PUT INTO SOMETHING, THE MORE YOU GET IN RETURN!" D. Rivera


Over the next few pages, you will see several diets that will help you jump-start your weight loss efforts. Keep in mind that any time you severely restrict your food intake, you run the risk of vitamin deficiency. Check out this comprehensive website that will teach you how to optimize your health while taking off the pounds.

Several years ago, while on vacation in Jamaica with my friends, we created a diet that I hoped would end, once and for all, my struggle with food. Alas, it did not (big surprise!), however, it does fill in nicely when I need to lose weight quickly or when I need to jump start my weight loss efforts.



A few weeks prior to this vacation, my good friend, Lisa, had underdone gastric bypass surgery. After studying her new eating habits and talking back and forth, we developed the 5-4-3-2-1 Plan.


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Welcome to Weight Loss Diets When I came home from vacation and actually tried this diet, I have to admit that it was difficult at first. I have always been a volume eater. Given a choice of eating a small amount high-caloric food or a large amount of low-caloric food, I would choose the one that gives me the most volume. I gave myself a time line of two weeks. I figured that I could do anything for two weeks. After about three days, I got “in the groove” and discovered that it wasn’t really so difficult at all. I wasn’t hungry. I attributed that to waiting a minute between bites. The fourteen-bite limitation pretty much covered a typical frozen dinner, which indicated to me that that number of bites was considered a reasonable portion size. I lost what I considered a reasonably significant amount of weight in two weeks, enough so that I decided the plan was a “keeper” for those times when I needed a drastic diet to jump start my weight loss efforts.
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