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Is there some kind of fruit diet?

by Pogo

Jun 15, 2011

I don't eat a lot each day and we have our main meal at lunch. Generally we don't eat dinner. I love fruit of most kinds. Is there some kind of diet eating mostly that? Exercise I don't get b/c of a bad back. I'm about 20 lbs. overweight.

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Jun 23, 2011

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AM I didn't read the other posts but a fruit diet is generally too high in acid. I've been reading up on raw diets which include fruits, veggies, nuts and seeds. People lose tons of weight on them but it's a huge change to go 100 percent. I love fruits and veggies and am looking to incorporate more raw foods into my diet. I have a high speed blender l...See More

Jun 29, 2011

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since fruit has lots of sugars and calories On 6/15/11, Pogo wrote: > I don't eat a lot each day and we have our main meal at > lunch. Generally we don't eat dinner. I love fruit of most > kinds. Is there some kind of diet eating mostly that? > Exercise I don't get b/c of a bad back. I'm about 20 lbs. > overweight.

Jul 9, 2011

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KMI on WW almost all fruits and vegetables are 0 points. But you still need to get your protein and fiber. In order to lose weight, you have to use up more calories than you take in. That means you have to work harder to burn those calories - rev up your metabolism- and the older you get the harder it is. WW has a lot of merit.

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Nov 21, 2011

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Virginia On 11/21/11, KMI wrote: > on WW almost all fruits and vegetables are 0 points. But you still > need to get your protein and fiber. In order to lose weight, you > have to use up more calories than you take in. That means you have > to work harder to burn those calories - rev up your metabolism- and > the older you get the harder it is...See More

Jul 15, 2012

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