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labour-intensive, but it works if you work it, and the programme has been
        very successful.

        Also, some of the products contain everyone’s favourite sugar replacement
        chemicals that we find in all diet soft drinks and non-nutritive sweeteners:
        aspartame,  which  contains  phenylalanine.  Research  suggests  that  they  are
        bad for your health (probably just as much as normal refined sugar), and they
        have been linked to lifestyle diseases such as lupus and Alzheimer’s. Personal
        note from Rob: sugar-free drinks give me a headache, so it’s not something
        my body likes at all. But, to each his own.

        Our take on the matter

        Research  has  also  shown  that  non-nutritive  sweeteners  containing
        phenylalanine actually make you hungry, so be careful what you combo the
        food with, and check the labelling for use of aspartame.

        If you take a look at Mary Holroyd (founder of the company), she is still a
        blonde bombshell knockout at her age. She has been at goal weight for many
        years. What we most like about her is that she advocates weight loss over
        time – if you took a year to put it on, it will take you more than two weeks to
        lose it. She believes that weight loss is a strategy linked to goals, and she
        talks in years, not days or weeks.


        Not surprisingly, she is anti-Banting, although she also believes sugar is evil
        incarnate.  But  there  is  no  denying  that  her  programme  works,  and  after
        more than 40 years, she has done the work to perfect it.

        Your eating plan for this type of diet programme






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