Friday, January 30, 2009

Who Created The Cabbage Soup Diet

By Cathy C

There's a very simple clarification for the cabbage soup diet FRAUD. Anything else is just a lot of clatter and made up nonsense. But in case you're curious here is some extra information that we have uncovered.

The origins of the cabbage soup diet are indefinable. It first appeared in the initial 1980s, faxed from person to person like a chain letter. There were many names for the diet, at times a well-known institution such as St. Jude's diet. Any suggested relationship to these institutions is untruthful.

Most individuals on the cabbage soup diet drink nothing but wateror unsweetened fruit juice. A general outline of the diet is something like this.

Day one -- cabbage soup and fruit, no bananas.

Day two -- cabbage soup plus vegetables, a half serve baked potato without butter.

Day three -- cabbage soup plus vegetables and fruit, but no potato's or bananas.

Day four -- enjoy the daily Cabbage soup plus up to eight bananas and skimmed milk.

Day five -- cabbage soup and as much as 20 ounces of beef, as well as six tomatoes.

Day six -- cabbage soup and as a good deal of beef and vegetables as you can eat, no potatoes.

Day seven -- cabbage soup, brown rice, vegetables, unsweetened fruit juice, but no potatoes.

According to the cabbage soup diet you could lose ten pounds in just a week. What the diet doesn't specify is that most of that weight loss would be water. It's impossible to lose 10pounds of fat in a week. What the cabbage soup diet could accomplish in a week is to make someone ill from eating poorly.

In addition the cabbage soup diet isn't straightforward. Not because it's too complicated, but rather because seven days of cabbage soup becomes tedious. Many people who have started the cabbage soup diet quit after only one or two days. Even as more exciting cabbage soup recipes, including some with various spices, made the rounds people still gave up early.

In general nothing quite as extreme as the cabbage soup diet is considered necessary to lose weight. Exercise more and cut out calories in order to achieve a goal. - 15343

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