Take these into consideration when making your plan
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- Nov 2015
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www.muscleforlife.com www.muscleforlife.com
- Sep 2015
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www.active.com www.active.com
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Prediction: that this is going to go into the earliest of Fad diets
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Over the decades, certain foods acquire -- and lose -- near-mystical properties. In recent years it has been cabbage soup (the mainstay in an extremely strict diet that emerged around 1996); grapefruit (enzymes in grapefruit are supposed to attack fat cells); and apple vinegar (romantic poet Lord Byron allegedly lost weight by eating food drenched in vinegar).
Fad diets often give one food mystical powers
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by the early 2000s, Atkins was back in favor
Fix-up: Altough made in 1972 it became popular in the 2000s
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Dr. Robert Atkins introduced a low-carb, high-protein diet in 1972.
Confusion: I thought this was made in the 2000s?
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And Metrecal begat Carnation's Slender.
Summary: liquid diets started here.
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Gayelord Hauser
Prediction: I predict that he was the creator of some fad diets.
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is book, Look Younger, Live Longer was a 1951 hit and his followers included Greta Garbo and Paulette Goddard.
Visualization: I can see the cover of the book with some guy looking very plasticity and "young" with a blender and a big white smile.
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his own invented cereals, would bring perfect weight and perfect health.
Summarize: he made a fad diet around his cereals and there is still one.
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"Chewing Song"
Connect: I remember my mother playing this song for me when I was younger and I kept eating too fast and getting the hiccups.
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Fletcher, dubbed "the Great Masticator," also called for lower meat consumption and higher carbs and vegetable intake.
Summary: This diet made you chew and chew and chew.
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liquid oblivion;
Visualization: like a smoothie of meat and vegetables. just grossness.
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But his real legacy was the coarse-flour flatbread we now call graham crackers.
Confusion: I am confused about his role in graham crackers. Were they a diet food?
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Americans have a long history of eating badly -- that is, of jumping from one fad diet to another in a scramble to lose weight or gain health
Wondering: I wonder if it is just Americans are the only ones who eat bad.
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"Banting" became a weight-loss strategy across the Atlantic in America, and his best-selling book Letter on Corpulence opened the floodgates to diet mass-marketing.
Summary: Banting was the first low carb diet, and the first fad diet because of its marketing.
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chewing each mouthful of food 50 times
Visualization: I can picture someone chewing and chewing and chewing on the same bite of food.
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Today it's: Eat no carbohydrates. Yesterday it was: Eat no fat. Today it's South Beach. Yesterday it was Scarsdale.
Connection: I remember my mother and her friends talking about the south beach diets when I was growing up, now my friends talk about the Scarsdale
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But that seems so un-American.
Wonder: Why is it unamerican.
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content.ebscohost.com content.ebscohost.com
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Yet Americans’ well-meaning intentions may be in earnest
I predicts that its going to talk about how america is an unhealthy countries.
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www.snackandbakery.com16Snack Food & Wholesale Bakery - January 2014Christine Cochran, executive director of the Grain Foods Foundatio
I believe this person is credible because she is an executive director
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I know this is a time when a lot of people start dieting and wanting to lose weight
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But seeing [these diets] in photos is really striking and makes them look much less appealing than hearing that Beyonce did it."
this is a good idea I am going to see what celebrity backings for these fads.
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"A lot of times, it's a draw: No diet is better than the other," she says in a video press release. "When a diet does outdo another diet in terms of weight loss, it's by a very small amount."
these diets do not work and no one is better than the other. I think they will talk about the diet rebound weight.
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I think hope they give examples of lifestyle changes.
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"There's all this stuff in the media about fad diets," she says, "and I think we need to eat better and watch what you eat, but you don't necessarily need these diets to take care of that
I wonder how much social media has affected the popularity and spread of Fad diets.
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once again this is a new way of wanting something faster and easier.
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It was that sort of thinking that first prompted photographer Stephanie Gonot to investigate many current fad diets.
I think this is an awesome artist view of fad diets, on paper some of these diets can sound healthy but looking at them in context paints a different picture.
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On one level, it's easy to understand the allure of a fad diet: Eat this, not that and you'll lose weight, guaranteed. Who doesn't want an easy way to shed unwanted pounds?
when reading this I cant help to think about how much this is reflective of today's society. wanting everything instantly, without working to hard for it.
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Fad Diets Will Seem Even Crazier After You See This
I think that this is going to be a satire on fad diets. Making fun of them and how crazy they sound
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