The only valid scientific proof that a certain "diet" works (promotes weight loss) would be repeated, peer-reviewed, consistently unbiased experimental results. It is safe to say that most companies do their own testing, if any, and get results that make them money.
This is a difficult question to answer as the answer would be subjective. Some detox diets may work better on other people and some wont. Every company can claim that they have the best detox diet program but the truth is, every person is different. What would work for someone may not work for somebody else.
A great place to look with many options that meet individual needs is www.freedieting.com/. There are diets that are specific to men as well as diets that work for both genders.
You can find information about diets that work from magazines or on the Internet. Fitness Magazine is a good magazine you can use for information on diets that work. MyFitnessPal is a good website where you can find out information about diets as well.
Dadamo.com is the official site for blood type diets.However, I can find no proof that extensive research has been done on the specific aspects of blood type diets.
Alot of car/loan companies will work with you if you can show them proof you were incarcerated.
Diets aren't for everyone, and different diets can work better for different people than others. Counting calories is one that many have success with.
In general, most diets will only work if one cuts down on calories and combines it with exercise. Fast diets will be the same. Those who follow it swear by it, but results will vary.
Diets don't work.
THEY DO WORK BUT THERE BAD FOR YOUR BODY THE PUT YOUR BONDY ON ENERGY STRIANTS AND IF THERE TO bad DIETS WILL RUIN YOUR BODY EXERSIZE EVERY DAY
If one follows a diet plan it can work. The issue with diets is that not all body compositions comply with diets. It's a trial and error process with diets.
a good website would be www.low-caloriediet.com/ as it is all about low calorie diets and what they are and how they work and if they would work for you.
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