Work affects diet it is basically depends upon the nature of work you do. If its hard work where you have no control over time of eating during lunch and even dinners then certainly this effects dieting due to irregular time of diet. Also if you do heavy work you definately need heavy diet and also eat too much as per your work you need to be upto date with your stamina to perform at work. If you dont work you just stay home or sit on chair doing for office related work you also need some energy to keep upto date with you research and working nature and you may feel hungry during lunch time. But if there is meetings or seminar and related events when you can not take your lunch or dinner in time means this will affect your health and diet pattern as well.
Therefore in my opinion, it certainly affects the diets when you have no control over working pattern and regular eatings of breakfasts, lunches and dinners.
no, but it does affect your matabolism
The term Diet is what usually draws people's attentions to diet sodas such as Diet Coke. However, you may want to consider that Diet Coke does affect your metabolism, and not in a good way. It can slow your body down and give you a feeling of sluggishness that will adversely affect what you are trying to do to increase your metabolism.
diet and exercise affect the skeletal system by making your bones stronger and making you more supple.
No
no, mountain dew diet is better. diet does not affect you that much
Some people do claim that your blood type should affect your diet, in order to ensure optimum health. However, this diet is only recommended by a single physician, and is not supported by any clinical research trials.
None of the chemicals in Diet Coke are known to affect the muscles.
It works for some and then it doesnt work for some other people. It really just depends on how your body adapts to the diet. No diet is a garantee to work.
The osteoporosis diet does work but it is not a diet that is intended for fast weight loss. The website mentioned gives the osteroporosis diet plan and how it helps more for your bones. http://www.everydiet.org/diet/osteoporosis-diet
I know people who have tried this type of diet, and they have said that it was not effective at all. So my answer would be that, no, this diet does not work.
The mucusless diet really does work. It is a diet that doesn't have mucus in the food that you eat. It is a very helpful diet if you really want to lose weight.
Yes.