Beverly Hills Diet

Can You Really Just Combine Foods Differently And Lose Weight?

According to the Beverly Hills Diet you can! Reading about the Beverly Hills Diet I was shocked and amazed that I could still eat a lot of the foods I love and not starve myself. Before I tried the diet I read all the reviews. They seemed so great! I was excited to get started. It is a short program and lasts for 35 days.

The thought of losing weight at such a great pace was just short of unbelievable to me. I just had to get started on this diet and see if I had the same great results with it as other people had.

The beginning of the diet seemed like a win, win, for me. I was able to consume things I liked and all I had to do is watch what and how much I took in at specific times of the day. I would start out like it suggested, with the fruit in the morning and then for lunch I would have some more fruit, and eat until I felt full.

All I had to do was eat carbs with carbs and proteins with proteins and then leave the fruits by themselves. The thought never occurred to me that mixing it all together into a meal was a bad decision, but I went along with the program. The Beverly Hills Diet seemed easy enough to do for me. I was a bit shocked when I started losing quite a bit of weight in the first week, but still I stuck to it.

Two weeks into the Beverly Hills Diet plan, I started to get headaches and feel light headed. I had lost a total of 12 pounds and was excited, but now I was worried. I thought that maybe I just wasn’t getting enough of the nutrients I needed. Therefore, I slacked off on the diet for a couple days and finally started feeling better.

Although I failed at the diet, it did seem to work. It just wasn’t the type of diet for me. I wasn’t able to maintain my lifestyle the way I thought I would be able to. I loved being able to get back into a more normal routine with my kids after getting off the diet, and since then I have lost 25 pounds and look and feel great!

I consider this diet one to do if you are extremely dissatisfied with your life style and your weight, but there are many other ways of getting to the weight you desire without having to give up all the things you love to eat.

The Beverly Hills Diet came off as something that was too good to be true to me and I should have stuck to my gut about it, when something is too good to be true or sounds like it is, it normally will be. Losing weight was not worth a trip to the hospital or not being able to function at all.

I was ready to lose the weight, but it took me going on this diet and then shortly later having something more drastic happen, that led me to just exercising regularly and eating in smaller portions instead of basically starving my body of what it needs.

Review by Samantha Richie