I have been on the zone diet for 4 months. Benefits are: increased energy, eat 5 times a day, lose "bloat". I also have resolved arthritic pain in my hands I have been dealing with for 10+ years! I highly recommend this diet!
The Zone diet has a good choice of foods; seafood, vegetables with no starch, oatmeal, egg whites to name a few. The Zone diet has its own website and provides you with a list of approved foods for at home dining as well as eating out. www.zonediet.com
Lean meats, most vegetables and fruits, beans and lentils, whole grains, egg whites and low-fat cheese are all recommended foods while on the Zone diet.
Yes, the food is good in the zone diet food plan. They have many options. They have breakfast items, lunch items, and dinner options. They also have desserts.
Zone diet plan seems to have very good reviews. They provide balanced diet, with the right ratio of everything you need for your nutrition need for a day.
The webpage http://www.webmd.com/diet/zone-what-it-is is an excellent resource in information on the zone diet. It includes what it entails and how experts review the diet.
Most people say that they notice results from Zone Diet, within about 6 weeks. For some people, they may notice things sooner, and other people may take a bit longer to notice results. This can vary from person to person, depending on their overall health and weight when they started the diet.
The zone diet delivery is a program that you can sign up for if you are on the zone diet. You can have all the food delivered right to your door so you do not have to shop for it.
Yes, there are books about the Zone Diet available for purchase. Books about the Zone Diet can be found at major book retailers such as Barnes and Noble.
The Zone diet
Good question. I remember reading she was on The Zone Diet.
Zone diet food is delivered everywhere in the United States except Alaska and Hawaii. Some of the food even comes in a insulated cooler bag!
The correct term in "Zone Diet." The zone diet was created by Dr. Sears and involves eat a small portion of protein at every meal and "favorable" carbohydrates. It does not say no dairy products, but does limit them to a very small amount.