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The
SLIM-FAST Body-Mind-Life MAKEOVER
Theory:
This weight loss program
is based on Slim Fast and Ultra Slim Fast Shakes and Meal On-The-Go bars
replacing the high-calorie meals we are used to eating. The diet is based
on a reasonable intake of 1,400 to 1,500 calories per day. To lose weight
on the eating plan, you simply combine two Slim-Fast shakes or meal bars
each day with a sensible meal and two or three snacks; then to maintain
your ideal weight once you have reached it, you can switch to one shake a
day with two sensible meals and snacks. Each meal should contain a healthy
serving of protein, a salad, several servings of vegetables, a light
serving of starch, and some fruit for dessert.
One Slim Fast meal
replacement has 220 calories, 3 grams of fat, up to one third of the daily
requirement for vitamins and minerals, and up to 40 percent of the daily
requirement for calcium. Slim
Fast products contain no appetite suppressants, fat burners, or
other similar additives.
Under the Slim Fast plan,
foods are grilled, steamed, broiled, and baked not fried.
Nonstick low-calorie cooking sprays are used to coat pans instead
of oil. Dressings for salads are fat free or reduced-calorie.
The protein choices include lean cuts of meat, white-meat chicken
and turkey, and fish. Vegetables
are a prominent part of every meal, and fruit plays a starring role as
dessert.
Basic Weight Loss Plan 14 days
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Breakfast: 1 Slim Fast
Shake or Meal On-The-Go bar
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Snack: 1 piece of
fruit or 1 cup raw vegetables
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Lunch: 1 Slim Fast
Shake or Meal On-The-Go bar
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Snack: 1 piece of
fruit or 1 cup raw vegetables
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Snack: 1 Slim Fast
Nutritional Energy Bar or 1 serving nonfat yogurt
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Dinner: 1 large tossed
salad; 6 ounces of protein (meat, chicken, fish, or soy/vegetable
protein); 3 servings of cooked or steamed vegetables; 1 serving of
starch (1/2 baked potato, 1 small ear of corn, or ½ cup rice or
pasta); 1 piece of fruit for dessert
Weight Maintenance Plan
Two sensible meals and one
shake or meal bar per day
The
Slim-Fast plan also includes exercises designed to give you a mixture of
cardiovascular activity, resistance training, and stretching techniques.
Lauren Hutton. 2000.
New York
: HarperCollins Publishers, Inc.
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