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90 Days Diet

By kate_2u August 14, 2020 6 answers Last updated August 14, 2020

Hello! I decided to take a very important step - to lose weight. I recently learned about the so-called "90-day diet." I found info on the internet it is too nice to be true. There are many positive comments about her, but quite normal - and negative. There are certainly similar topics on the site, for which I apologize, but I want to ask some things: 1. Have you tried the diet? 2. Was there a result? 3. If there was a result, did a "yo-yo" effect appear and did you manage to keep what you achieved? 4. Have you done any exercises and exactly what? 5. Will I be able to follow the diet since I am a student and I don't have much time for lunch when I get home or will it be better to follow it in the summer? Thanks to everyone who will write a comment and especially to someone who has already followed the diet. * Girl in 11th grade

Answers 6

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soffa_wass answered · August 14, 2020

   A friend followed the diet for almost 30 days. She said she lost 5 kilograms and did a little exercise.

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teresaseco answered · August 14, 2020

   For me in the beginning the effect was great, then in the second month, the weight was maintained and in the end I started to gain weight again, although I had not finished the diet yet. There is no way something that lasts 90 days can have an effect on life, you need a change in lifestyle in general. The diet cannot last a lifetime. You need sports and proper nutrition.

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anarchia4sex answered · August 14, 2020

   Diet does not change anything, only maintains a certain condition. A change is needed so that the body can gradually get used to reduced food intake. This is very important so that your body does not react. With such a reaction, you gain weight because the body feels threatened and accumulates everything in reserve. Therefore, slowly and smoothly reduce your daily intake by 500 Ksal. and lose weight at 0, 500kg / week. Eat exactly on schedule at a time set by you. 3-4 times in 3, 5-4 hours. Water and fluids only 15-20 minutes before meals and 120 minutes after meals and never during meals. Chew food very diligently. eat in a quiet place slowly. Don't fall into dietary / vegetarian / extremism, but don't consume more than one type of protein at a time. Water up to 3 liters but not all at once, sports necessarily preferably between16-18 hours. No morning running, just morning gymnastics. Only the slow 6-8 months result is lasting. In no other way can you deceive the biochemistry inherent in nature. Your health is your responsibility. Educate yourself. M53

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xobiancah answered · August 14, 2020

   A friend did the diet twice, she felt very well, she lost weight, but as soon as she stopped it, she went up again.

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bikinkyslave answered · August 14, 2020

   I follow this diet several times and it has an effect, but over time the weight returns and it is also dangerous for health. Precisely because of this diet, my cycle stopped for 3 months and I went to the doctors. I'm telling you from personal experience, don't do it to yourself, young boy. I'm just trying to eat healthy and exercise!

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haleydasovich answered · August 14, 2020

   from number 2 Also to say that this diet made my depression worse. Then I saw on the net that there really is a risk of depression in her, because the brain had to receive some substances in combination, and this diet does not combine foods.