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Develop your own free diet plan by following our 5 steps to a great free diet plan.   DEVELOP A FREE DIET PLAN When developing a free diet plan there are some important points to consider. A free diet plan should include these basic diet plan steps: Estimate calorie requirements for your present weight Roughly calculate your present calorie consumption by recording food consumed in an average day Start the free diet plan by reducing your present daily calorie intake by about 500 calories When weight loss slows reduce calorie consumption by a further 100 per day.   ( See free diet plan tip # 3 opposite! ) A free diet plan should consist of mainly natural foods low in calories and high in nutrients to help avoid any nutrient deficiency       The free diet plan can be kept nutritionally sound by consuming a balanced diet consisting mostly natural wholesome foods and ingredients, high in fibre and low in fat. The diet plan should never be completely changed from your old eating habits so the simplest way is to consume foods you normally eat but substitute them for the more natural type. A good free diet plan should introduce any changes slowly and not drift too much from normal food preference. Trying to consume foods your not keen on wont help motivation so try to use more herbs and spices to add flavour. The free diet plan should be designed to fit into your lifestyle effectively by planning how meals will be prepared each day so take a while to think about your free diet plan to see if any changes will affect you and whether you are prepared to accept these changes. Finally a successful free diet plan should include drinking plenty of water. Water contains no calories plus it helps revitalise cells to make make you feel energetic throughout the day.   Free diet tip #1 choose low fat varieties similar or same as your normal food choices   Free diet tip #2 always consume slightly less calories than the body requires   Free diet tip #3 never go below 1500calories per day   Free diet tip #4 After weight loss of 3-5 pounds readjust by reducing daily calories by a further 100 calories   Seek dieticians approval before making any change to eating habits.  Please read our Terms!   Related diet articles below! DIET   1200 Calorie Diet   |   1500 Calorie Diet   |   1800 Calorie Diet   |   Healthy eating diet plan Cutting calories | Diet high protein | Balanced diet | South Beach Dieting Plan | Sample diet Low carb dieting   |   Energy balance   |   Fat loss different diets   |   Dieting tips Carbohydrate intake   |   Carb intake   |   Carbs fat gain   |   Atkins low carb Calories restriction   |   Healthy lowfat recipes   |   Daily Fat intake   DIETING INFORMATION   Weight loss articles   |   Glycemic Index Dieting   |   Glycemic diet or Calorie Counting? Truth on Fad Dieting   |   Low carbohydrate dieting   |   Importance of Glycemic Load Effective Macronutrient Ratios in Diet   |   Wheat Alternatives in Diet Different Fats in Diet   |   Healthy Vegetarian Diets   |   Guide to Food Groups Calories needed   |   Glycemic index   |   High protein content    |   Protein combinations     NUTRIENTS IN FOODS Drink juice or eat the fruit   |   Good Basic Nutrition   |   Iron rich food Potassium rich food   |   Fiber in the Diet   |   Dietary Fats in Diet Fat in Fish   |  Fat in Chicken   |   Fat mcdonalds   |   Carbohydrates in Wine Good & bad fats   |   Adequate Protein Lose weight   |   Type fat in food Carbohydrate intake   |   Carbohydrates alcohol   |   Carbohydrates in Fruit Carbohydrates in Vegetables   |  Carbohydrates in banana  |  Fat in beef   Carbohydrates beer   |   Simple carbohydrates   |   Complex carbohydrates Can alcohol make you fat?   |   Protein in Meals   |   Protein Myths Protein in Vegetables   |   Protein in Rice   |   Protein Peas   |   Protein in Meat Protein Fish   |   Protein Steak   |   Protein in Chicken   |   Protein in Tuna Protein Nuts   |   Protein in Eggs   |    Protein in Milk   |   Protein in Cheese Protein in Bread   |   Protein Pasta   |   Protein Tofu   |   Protein Intake Benefits drinking water   |   Sodium intake on weight   |   Low calorie desserts   Other dieting articles Site Map

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