Smoothy Slim
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Liquid diets that only allow you to drink certain juices, teas or other beverages are not good long-term weight loss strategies. Solid foods contain many necessary nutrients. Therefore, it is not recommended to stay on a diet consisting of liquids alone in the long term.
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Learn More »Liquid diets are nutrition programs that require you to get either some, most or all of your daily calories from liquids, rather than solid foods. While there are many liquid diets, most can be grouped into one of the following categories.
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A scrumptious morning smoothy based on the diets of among the healthiest, longest-living hamlet in the world.
Learn More »While drinking smoothies can be convenient and healthy if they're not loaded with added sugar, you lose some of the fruits' fiber during the blending. It's also easy to drink a lot more calories than you'd get in one or even two pieces of whole fruit.
WEDNESDAY, May 31, 2017 (HealthDay News) -- Fresh fruits are loaded with fiber, antioxidants and other great nutrients. And studies show that eating fruit whole gives you the most of this food group's potential benefits, like helping to prevent heart disease, stroke and some types of cancer. While drinking smoothies can be convenient and healthy if they're not loaded with added sugar, you lose some of the fruits' fiber during the blending. It's also easy to drink a lot more calories than you'd get in one or even two pieces of whole fruit. Research published in the British journal BMJ suggests that eating certain whole fruits in particular may significantly lower your risk of type 2 diabetes. Since type 2 diabetes is epidemic in the United States, finding ways to prevent it is critical to continued good health. For the study, researchers looked at decades of diet and health records for thousands of people. They saw -- but did not prove -- that those who ate 2 or more servings each week of fruits like blueberries, grapes, raisins, prunes, apples and pears reduced their likelihood of getting type 2 diabetes by 23 percent.
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