Have you tried the cookie diet? If this question in the years 70 and 80, you would probably be laughed at. Put the words cookie and diet in the same sentence seems to be an oxymoron even in todays society. So why are so many people to try this so-called cookie diet? Well, its because getting caught with their hands in the Marmalade has never helped to lose weight.
The evolution of the Cookie diet
In 1975 Dr. Sanford Siegals weight a lot of time trying to help his patients to reach and maintain a healthy weight. During his studies his patients came to the realization of a simple fact. Hunger can ruin a diet. With a little experimentation, Dr. Siegal has discovered that combining some proteins/amino acids capable of controlling the fame of his patients. The cookie diet was born.
Over the next 30 years, Dr. Siegals cookie diet would collect the attention of major media including the correct Morning America, CNN, Fox News, and much more. The cookie diet might also get attention from many nutritionists and dietitians who have heard the rapid weight loss, while on the diet cookie can be dangerous (£ 15 per month). Dietitians also feel the lack of variety could lead some to diet for a path of binge eating.
How does the Cookie Diet?
Every Dr. Siegal Cookie Diet contains a mixture of proteins, amino acids that are meant to slow digestion and help suppress the appetite. In conjunction with diet cookie, a balanced meal should be eaten for dinner (usually a lean meat and vegetables). The same cookies are edible but diet shouldnt expect miracles in taste. The concept of this diet is very simple. The instructions that came with the diet cookies are "when hungry, eat a cookie".
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