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2-DAY DIET - FROM 1967
This diet was printed back in 1967. It is a 2-day diet - and you can only stay on it for 2 days.
If you stick to this diet as written for the 2 days - you can lose 5 to 6 pounds.
The meals for this diet are the same for both days.
NO SALT
NO SEASONINGS
NO SWEETENERS
NO CARBONATED BEVERAGES
You MUST only eat/drink what is on this for it to work.
BREASKFAST:
1 soft or hard boiled egg
1 cup coffe or tea - black with NO sweetener
LUNCH:
2 hard-boiled eggs
1 cup coffee or tea - black with NO sweetener
DINNER:
1 4-ounce all beef pattie, BROILED
served on 1 leaf or lettuce - NO seasonings
1 cup of coffee or tea - black with NO sweetener
You must also drink a glass of water when you wake up (before breakfast), another between breakfast and lunch, another before lunch, another between lunch and dinner, another before dinner, another within an hour or two after dinner and one more before bed. Put nothing in your water.
I have done this - and it is not that bad.
The first time I lost 6 1/2 lbs. and I did it the following month and lost another 5 1/2 lbs.
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April 19th, 2007, 05:39 PM
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Re: 2-DAY DIET - FROM 1967
Sounds good but.... did the weight you lost stay off ? Or come back on when you returned to your normal eating habits?
Thank you
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April 19th, 2007, 06:02 PM
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Re: 2-DAY DIET - FROM 1967
MamaLV - this is a great start to a diet. A sensible one that is. It will knock off 5 to 6 lbs in the two days and if you continue on a sensible diet - preferably one that is lower in calories but with plenty of fruits, veggies, fish and meats without all the sugars, startches, etc. the weight does stay off.
Doing this once each month and sensible eating the remaining of the month - and the weight stays off.
It depends on what you call "normal" eating habits. Sensible eating habits and it will stay off. Can we compromise and use the word sensible instead? One of my dearest friends consumes well over 5,000 calories each day - so I would not recommend it for her to try - it would do her no good at all. She is a great person - but food is her friend. All her friends can do is pray for her. But that "normal" for her.
Give it a try - it's only for 2 days and see how it works for you. Good luck.
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May 9th, 2007, 01:04 PM
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Re: 2-DAY DIET - FROM 1967
any other meal for dinner beside beef pattie? thanks.
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May 9th, 2007, 04:42 PM
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Re: 2-DAY DIET - FROM 1967
lena5678 - although the diet specifically says a 4-oz. lean beef patty - broiled - I think 4 oz. piece of plain fish (nothing on it - possibly a squeeze of fresh lemon juice) or a 4-oz. piece of lean beef or a 4-oz. skinless, boneless chicken breast (not frozen - it would have to be fresh because of all the junk solution they inject in frozen breasts) would work. If you want you can boil the chicken breast. But remember - no herbs, salt or pepper. Let us know if you substitute and how it worked - it would be nice to know.
KW
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May 14th, 2007, 09:21 PM
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Re: 2-DAY DIET - FROM 1967
I do not drink tea or coffee. do you suppose tomato or V-8 juice would work?
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May 14th, 2007, 09:54 PM
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Re: 2-DAY DIET - FROM 1967
sorry dlarsen - you would have to drink water - plain water - but I don't think a slice of fresh lemon or lime would hurt
part of the reason this works so well is the fact that there are no preservatives, seasonings, artificial flavorings, etc.
it's low carb (of course) - but only for 2 days so it will not effect your ketones like the Adkins diet
I've done it with just water - I don't drink coffee but I do drink tea - and the flavored waters of today - you cannot drink on this for the 2 days - no club soda or anything - no carbonation
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September 20th, 2007, 02:04 AM
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Re: 2-DAY DIET - FROM 1967
I think i need to have more on breakfast.
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November 10th, 2008, 10:12 PM
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Re: 2-DAY DIET - FROM 1967
why boiled eggs? does it matter if they're scrambled as long as you don't use pam or butter on the pan? or better yet, is there anything you can substitute for the eggs?
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November 11th, 2008, 09:17 AM
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Re: 2-DAY DIET - FROM 1967
This works as stated - whether it is a "chemical" thing I don't know. If you want to start substituting just go on the Atkins Diet. The 2-Day Diet is a protein diet - meant for only 2 days - it's up to you. Everyone I know that went on the Atkin's Diet lost weight, gained it back quite easily with extra added on and eventually couldn't lose any weight after that. The Atkins Diet does something that messes up a lot of people. This 2-Day diet doesn't.
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June 8th, 2009, 08:01 AM
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Re: 2-DAY DIET - FROM 1967
Kitchen Witch, I've started this diet this morning so i'll let you know how it goes!
I'd love to know where you found this diet or did you write it yourself? It clearly would be enough to induce ketosis as it involves consuming less than 20g of carbs. Are you a low-carber yourself? I need all the help and info i can get!
Many thanks
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June 8th, 2009, 10:57 AM
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Re: 2-DAY DIET - FROM 1967
twantooq - Please let me know how it works for you. It's just for the two days - and it is quite strict - but if you can "suffer" through these two days you can lose up to 7 pounds. Also, if you want to "continue" with this is the next step of it -
breakfast would be 3/4 c. high fiber cereal with 1/2 c. fat-free milk, one soft boiled egg (no salt - but a little pepper would be ok) and a piece of fresh fruit
lunch would consist of a large salad of greens, tomatoes, radishes, peppers, drizzled with lemon juice and olive oil - Mrs. Dash's salt-free something-or-other (your choice) is allowed, either broiled or baked fish or chicken - no skin, no breading - squeeze on the lemon juice and you can use lemon pepper seasoning and a piece of fresh fruit
dinner consists of another large salad of greens, adding wax and green beans to your salad as above - chicken or a very lean 4 oz. piece of beef - broiled or baked - using very very little salt, pepper, garlic, parsley or Mrs. Dash's whatever - and a piece of fresh fruit
continue to drink water during the day - with lemon, lime or orange slices, as well as decaf tea and coffee - once again - no artificial sweeteners or sugar or honey
and you need 3 snacks each day - 3 almonds and 3 olives is one of them, 6 walnuts is the next snack, and a banana is the 3rd snack
you also need to drink at least 2 glasses of fat-free milk each day
this needs to be follwed for the next 5 days - and if you can do it for an additional week after this - you can lose close to 20 pounds or more (all depending on your weight)
you also need to walk each day - slow and easy - not power walking - and do deep breathing and stretching
that's it!
you can repeat this diet (if you do it this month) again in August - basically every other month is the best way to do this - it will give you a chance to eat healthy for 6 weeks without really starving yourself or missing out on some of your favorites -
during the 6 weeks period you can still eat pastas, a slice of cake or pie, enjoy a meal out, etc. - but it's up to you to watch what you consume and continue walking -
and during that 6 week period you can still lose at least 5 pounds
then you can get strict again and start all over
I hope this helps
Holler if you have questions
KW
Last edited by Kitchen Witch; June 8th, 2009 at 11:00 AM.
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