Please leave empty. I’m not sure what’s really healthy It seems to take a ton of food to fill me up I’m always hungry, even after I eat a lot of calories. I eat a very balanced, moderate diet. Sweet treats. Just junk food in general I’m pretty good about eating what I should.
We’re a week into the new year, which means many of us are days into a renewed effort to lose weight. If you’re already feeling like you’re not going to make it through the month on your new plan, maybe you’re not on the diet that matches your likes, dislikes and habits. To make it easy to find your diet match, we consulted some dieticians and nutritionists and compiled this short–and admittedly not entirely scientific–quiz to find out which eating plan may work best for you. Keep track of your answers and click through to find the diet you’re most likely to find appealing and stick with for more than a few days. What best describes your eating habits? I’m always on the go, I need something quick and easy. I love to spend time cooking a meal, and I use a variety of foods. I’m flexible. I try to eat healthy, but I still like to indulge on occasion. I’m willing to eliminate foods and find substitutions if I need to. I’m all about getting back to the basics. Our ancestors didn’t eat processed grains, so I don’t want to either.
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There are hundreds of different diets out there, most of them claiming to offer you a miraculous solution for high levels of energy, a fit body and absence of any illness. And for almost every type of diet, there are gurus explaining their stories of how they easily acquired a six-pack, got cured of cancer and now they need only 2 hours of sleep. And you know what. They are all wrong. I read my first few dieting books before I was even 18 years old. All the contradictory information got me super confused, as it happens to everyone. In the past 15 years, I followed many different diets and eating patterns.