What was the best diet plan that worked 4 u?

Just limiting my portion size. I lost about 25 pounds doing that.

I had gastric bypass surgery lost a gang load of weight

I live in a country that lives on rice but i found out that eating less rice or rather substituting white rice with brown is the best diet plan that really worked for me. Less carbo less fat. Lessen your meat intake, and also eating a whole lot of fruits and vegetables. ^_^

Low GI has dropped about 60lbs off me in six months and is easy to maintain and I never feel hungry ever.

Slim-Fast :-) I am using the products and following the guides and this is helping me lose in my problem areas. It's easy to use too since you can pick up the products at Wal-Mart. you can go to their web site to see if you would like to try their product.

Homeopathic Treatment to Loose Excessive Fat and Weight :- The safest and sure fire way to loose weight and excessive fat is PHYTOLACCA BERRY Q(Mother Tincture) 20 drops thrice a day in a sip of warm water half hour before or after meals. With this remedy you loose the tendency to gather up excessive fat so you stay slim even after you are cured and you stop taking it. Helps you to stay slim ! Starts showing results in 30 to 45 days of regular use. It will cure flabby or sagging tummy and make your skin look fresher and tighter and it has no side effects and no complications whatsoever ! Avoid taking Chocolates Coffee Mints and Red Meat while taking homeopathic medicine. You can get homeopathic medicines from Major Herbal Shops and Homeopathic Stores and they are quite inexpensive. Take Care and God Bless !

Montignac's diet but I made a few changes. basically you eat only wholewheat bread (only in the morning, but as much as you want) and pasta, meat and fish - you combine them with vegetables but never with pasta (carbs), fruit and lowfat yogurt and cottage cheese you can eat 70% dark chocolate but absolutely no potatoes, white bread or pasta, no snacks whatsoever, no soda drinks, beer etc. plus you should walk at least 20 minutes per day

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