Unhealthy snacking between meals, such as eating potato chips and candy pose the biggest threat to weight loss. Diet Doc however recommends between meal snacking, if dieters are consuming balanced and nutritious snacks, which can actually aid weight loss
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) March 12, 2013
Researchers at Diet Doc have created an improved line of healthy snacks aimed at providing optimal nutrition during their low calorie hCG diets. These new healthy snacks can be consumed as a supplement to a healthy lifestyle, or used in seamless conjunction with Diet Doc's prescription hCG diet plans. During an hCG diet, patients must consume much fewer calories, so nutrition is a practical concern. Diet Doc's healthy snacks offer dieters the maximum amount of nutrition with the fewest calories. These new healthy snacks are not calorie laden treats, they are designed to provide essential vitamins and nutrients while consuming much less filler and calories. Unhealthy snacking between meals, such as eating potato chips and candy pose the biggest threat to weight loss. Diet Doc however recommends between meal snacking, if dieters are consuming balanced and nutritious snacks, which can actually aid weight loss.
Many dieters believe that a diet soda between meals, because it contains no calories will not disrupt a diet. This is incorrect. Diet sodas and other unhealthy, chemical laden diet foods increase cravings for sweets and unhealthy food instead of diminishing the dieter's desire to consume sugary treats. Furthermore, dieters may not know that artificial sweeteners used in other diet foods may negatively impact the metabolism, causing lack of weight loss or ever weight gain. However, if blood sugar levels are balanced and snack foods are not cloyingly sweet, dieters experience no sugar cravings, and will actually benefit from between-meal snacks in proper portions. With this in mind, Diet Doc developed healthy diet snacks intended to promote the kind of fast weight loss that their hCG diet is known for, and will not cause an imbalance in blood sugar levels or lead to cheating. Diet Doc outlines the importance of between-meal snacks to maintain satiety and ensure metabolic balance between meals. Each portion of diet food is properly portioned for optimal effectiveness during an hCG diet. Agreeably, Livestrong reports that "Eating healthy, filling snacks can help you maintain a healthy weight or help you lose weight if you are dieting."
Everyday Health reports that "Blood sugar dips three to five hours after you eat. Eating small, frequent snacks keeps your metabolism revved up and helps normalize blood sugar. Hunger can throw your body into famine mode, which slows metabolism and makes it easier to pack on the pounds." Designed to encourage dieters to remain steadfast during long weight loss diets, these new healthy snacks help prevent blood sugar spikes, metabolic peaks and valleys, and generally balance both creating a more stable diet experience. Patients on Diet Doc hCG diet plans generally lose around one pound per day, usually in difficult to target areas such as underarms, hips, thighs, and belly. Clients lose weight safely and effectively without skipping meals and without constantly feeling hungry. Healthy snacks help fill the gap between meals without sacrificing weight loss. Julie Wright, President and Founder of Diet Doc reveals, "We've also incorporated a line of Zero calorie, Zero carbohydrate condiments to include creamy salad dressings, Barbeque Sauce and even ketchup; all items that traditionally pack in hidden calories are now free and clear for dieting." With this variety of products to aid the monotony of losing weight, Diet Doc hopes to add to an already extremely successful prescription hCG weight loss diet, capable of providing 1 pound per day of fast results.
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