Answer #2

Don’t use my liquid diet. Coffee when I wake up followed by low-alcohol beer all day.

If you are planning a liquid diet, I might suggest adding Ensure to the mix or at least a multi-vitamin. Have you considered fiber intake?

I also want to mention that animal studies have found that low calorie diets lead to longer life spans.

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Answer #4

Don’t start any fad diet without consulting a nutritionist, please.
If you want to lose weight, eat less food and exercise more.
If you are obsessed with losing weight you might want to look at what ‘anorexia nervosa’ is.

http://www.answers.com/Anorexia%20nervosa.

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Answer #6

What’s wrong with what hospitals give people when they are on liquid diets? Most people are not on liquid diets for more than a couple of days so why not:

Tomato juice, orange juice, apple juice, etc., Jello, water, beef or chicken broth from a can or boullion cube, teas of all kinds, coffee–even skim milk. Don’t forget cranberry, carrot and V8 juices are healthy, and most nectar juices are tasty.

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Answer #8

Please avoid that lemon juice/cayenne pepper/maple syrup diet. It’s downright dangerous and the minute you come off it, you will immediately gain the weight back.

Your best way of losing weight quickly is by drinking a great deal of water each day and at least a 30 minute brisk walk.
There is no magic weight loss liquid diet, other than a large intake of water, a balanced diet and exercise.

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