What is clean eating?
The diet concentrates on locally grown organic food that eschews any kind of processing or added sugar.
The diet concentrates on locally grown organic food that eschews any kind of processing or added sugar.
The diet emphasizes fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds and whole, unprocessed foods.
It’s okay to become enthusiastic about your new diet plan, but if you become too entrenched, it might be hard to change if your diet stops working for you.
It’s a way to cut calories, and its proponents cite cellular repair, improved insulin sensitivity and other benefits. But the science is weak.
It’s a variation on the “eat-stop-eat” method and calls for a total 24-hour fast only once or twice a week.
An interesting take on the flexitarian diet, the VB6 stipulates no meat, diary, eggs, or other animal products before 6 p.m., and unrestricted eating in moderation after that.
Considered a cardio-protective diet plan, the Engine 2 diet is essentially a vegan diet without the vegetable oils. Protein comes from pulses and soy foods.
No cooking allowed. Diet proponents claim cooking takes away nutrients and enzymes. The diet is heavy on fresh and dried fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds.
It’s based on giving up certain foods for a month to eliminate cravings and reset hormones.
These dietary plans aren’t necessarily vegan. They put plants first, but allow for proteins from fish or animal sources.