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Lose Weight With The Cookie Diet

PamelaR | Jan 31, 2009 | Views: 513 |

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The cookie diet is one of the most popular diets currently available. Who doesn't want to eat diet cookies and lose weight? There are three major players in the cookie diet field and this article will introduce you to them and their plans.

Dr. Siegel's cookie diet is the original cookie diet. He has been treating obese patients in his office in south Florida for many years. He developed the recipe for his diet cookies to offer his patients a controlled eating plan. They are high in protein and designed to keep hunger at bay. He also offers shakes. Dr. Siegel's cookie diet has also opened stores in select cities.

The second player in the game is the Smart for Life cookie diet. This company says that their diet cookies are healthier and made with better ingredients than the others. They also offer shakes like Dr. Siegel's plan. Muffins are part of the Smart for Life cookie diet, none of the others offer muffins. This plan can be done through Smart for Life cookie diet centers in 40 cities or it can be done at home by ordering online.

The Hollywood cookie diet is the third player. These diet cookies are available at mass retailers such as drug stores. This product is the least expensive of the three, especially when the cost of shipping the other diet cookies is considered. There is no dieting support offered with this cookie diet.

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LilBlackDress

Jan 31, 2009 2:32pm

Thanks for the info. Have you tried this?

rizzle

Jan 31, 2009 4:09pm

This definitely could work provided the cookies had proper macronutrient levels and were low in sugar.

The only down fall I could see with this diet is the diet doesn't rewire the dieters train of thought. To succeed with a long term diet, one must learn one is good food and what is bad food and be able to cook and prepare their own food without having to rely on a specific product.

I could see this being a good way to get somebody started on a weight loss plan, but it would definitely have to be eventually combined with some serious nutritional education.

Great post!