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Hay Diet

gerturdeanna
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I've been recommended the Hay diet but I don't know much about it. Does anyone have any info?
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I had a book on the hay diet years ago - don't mix food that fights I think it was called. Apparently, you dont mix carbs with proteins, and it is supposed to have many health benefits apart from the losing weight angle.
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Don't bother -it's scientifically, and nutritionally unsound anyway. The idea is that you do'nt mix carbs and protein, which is mumbo jumbo!!!
Eat 3 meals a day - for snacks eat a variety of fruit, drink 2 litres of water a day, and do 1/2hrs excersize. I have done this and lost 4.5 stones. There is no other way IMHO
Eg: Breakfast:
bowl of porridge & soft fruits
1/2 a grapefruit
2 slices of wholemeal toast & reduced sugar marmalade
orange juice
coffee
snack: kiwi fruit, mandarins
Lunch:
1oz fruit & nut mix
1 Activa high fibre yoghurt
bowl of soup
1 pitta sandwich (made with mixed salad, wholemeal pitta, hummus)
diet coke
banana
snack: fruit
Dinner:
minestrone soup and wholemeal roll
veg curry and rice
yoghurt
fruit
snack: fruit
Just 1 days example - and I never bothered to count calories or weigh food (except for fruit & nuts, which are high calorie) I just ate when hungry, and tried to eat a vareity of foods to ensure I wasnt bored. Good luck.
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My mother has been doing the Hay Diet for the last 12-15 years and has never looked better. She started it originally as she was having dreadful problems with indigestion, but since she changed to not combining proteins and carbohydrates in the same meal she has felt 10 times better and is at her ideal weight and has been for the 12-15 years she has been doing the "diet". It has become a way of life with her.
There are lots of books out there that explain the principles, one of the ranges is "Food Combining for Health" Food combining link to Amazon
Have look at the link for ideas on the types of books available.
Best of luck with whatever you decide.
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