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Dieting the right way
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Trying different diet ideas in a continuing attempt to lose weight can end up being not only confusing and taxing but ultimately unsuccessful. ...
Fad diets have harmful effects
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It can be done for a maximum of 2-4 weeks during which time you may lose 3-6kgs. But if you want to lose 10-20 kgs, this kind of diet is not the answer. ...
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Most Of Us Can Lose Weight Initially -- Keeping It Off Is Another ...
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Weight-related attitudes and behaviors of women who diet to lose weight: a comparison of black … -
RH Striegel-Moore - Obesity Research, 1996 - NAASO
... Obesity. Weight-related attitudes and behaviors of women who diet to lose
weight: a comparison of black dieters and white dieters. RH ...

Diet and Physical Activity Behaviors among Americans Trying to Lose Weight: 2000 Behavioral Risk … -
CL Bish, HM Blanck, MK Serdula, M Marcus, HW Kohl, … - Obesity Research, 2005 - NAASO
... kept it off used ongoing behavioral strategies of low-calorie diets (1450 kcal ... female
and 7% of male respondents who were trying to lose weight combined eating ...

Executive Summary -
MR Freedman, J King, E Kennedy - Obesity Research, 2001 - NAASO
... Evidence Statement: Overweight individuals consuming moderate-fat, balanced nutrient
reduction diets lose weight because they consume fewer calories. ...

Consequences of dieting to lose weight: effects on physical and mental health. -
SA French, RW Jeffery - Health Psychol, 1994 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
1994 May;13(3):195-212. Click here to read Consequences of dieting to lose weight:
effects on physical and mental health. French SA, Jeffery RW. ...

Use of diet pills and amphetamines to lose weight among smoking and nonsmoking high school seniors.
ER Gritz, LA Crane - Health Psychol, 1991 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Health Psychol. 1991;10(5):330-5. Use of diet pills and amphetamines to lose weight
among smoking and nonsmoking high school seniors. Gritz ER, Crane LA. ...

Weight Control Practices of US Adults Trying to Lose Weight -
AS Levy, AW Heaton - Annals of Internal Medicine, 1993 - annals.highwire.org
... such as current weight, weight-loss history, demographic profile, motivations to
lose weight, sources of information, and knowledge about diet and health. ...

… Trial Comparing a Very Low Carbohydrate Diet and a Calorie-Restricted Low Fat Diet on Body Weight -
BJ Brehm, RJ Seeley, SR Daniels, DA D'Alessio - Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 2003 - Endocrine Soc
... Therefore, it is possible that many Americans could actually suffer adverse health
effects by using very low carbohydrate diets in an attempt to lose weight. ...

Who in America Is Trying To Lose Weight? -
J Horm, K Anderson - Annals of Internal Medicine, 1993 - annals.highwire.org
... based annual survey, included questions regarding weight loss, diet, and exercise ...
that they are overweight, which persons are trying to lose weight, and what ...

Are Health Care Professionals Advising Obese Patients to Lose Weight? -
DA Galuska, JC Will, MK Serdula, ES Ford - JAMA, 1999 - Am Med Assoc
... 2). However, even among those who had received advice and were trying to lose weight,
only 56% used the recommended strategy of combining diet and physical ...

The Effects of Low-Carbohydrate versus Conventional Weight Loss Diets in Severely Obese Adults: One- … -
L Stern, N Iqbal, P Seshadri, KL Chicano, DA Daily … - Annals of Internal Medicine, 2004 - annals.highwire.org
... on the low-carbohydrate diet maintained most of their 6-month weight loss, whereas
those on a conventional diet continued to lose weight throughout the year. ...

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Lo-glycemic index diets help obese lose weight

Last Updated: 2007-07-26 12:25:42 -0400 (Reuters Health)

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Overweight adults who would like to shed some pounds may want to replace their white bread with a serving of beans, a research review suggests.

In an analysis of six clinical trials, Australian researchers found that diets based on the glycemic index were generally effective at helping overweight and obese adults lose weight in the short term. What's more, these low-glycemic index diets seemed to work somewhat better than traditional calorie- and fat-conscious weight-loss plans.

 

Glycemic index refers to the effects a particular food has on blood sugar levels. High-glycemic index foods, like white bread and potatoes, tend to spur a quick surge in blood sugar, and some studies have suggested that diets heavy in such foods can contribute to weight gain, diabetes and heart disease.

Low glycemic index foods, such as lentils, soybeans, yogurt and many high-fiber grains, create a slower increase in blood sugar and, therefore, a more gradual release of insulin, a hormone that regulates blood sugar.

The difference between the two types of diets included in the current review was far from dramatic; on average, low-glycemic index dieters lost about 2 pounds more.

Low-glycemic index diets might be more palatable for many people, which may contribute to the difference in weight loss between the two types of diets, according to the review authors.

"It may be easier to adhere to a (low-glycemic index) diet than a conventional weight loss diet, since there is less need to restrict the intake of food so long as the carbohydrates consumed have a low (glycemic index)," lead study author Dr. Diana E. Thomas, of the University of Sydney and Children's Hospital at Westmead, added in a statement.

She and her colleagues report the findings in the Cochrane Library, an online journal published by the Cochrane Collaboration, an international research organization.

The six trials included in the review involved a total of 202 overweight or obese men and women; participants followed either a low-glycemic index diet or a comparison plan for anywhere from 5 weeks to 6 months, and their weight was tracked for up to 6 months afterward.

In some of these trials, people on low-glycemic index diets were allowed to eat all the low-glycemic index food they wanted. In general, the review found, these dieters did as well or better than those who followed a traditional calorie-restricted plan.

A major remaining question is how well low-glycemic index diets work in the long term, according to Thomas's team.

But for the short term, the researchers conclude, cutting high-glycemic index foods from the diet "appears to be an effective method of losing weight, particularly for the obese."

SOURCE: Cochrane Library, July 18, 2007, online.

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