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Health & Weight Plan
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Using
the Diet
The Cambridge Diet is a flexible product that can be used as the
Sole Source of nutrition for fast, predictable weight loss with nutritional assurance;
with conventional food for more gradual weight loss; or with food for weight
maintenance or nutritional supplementation Sole Source of NutritionIf
you decide to use the Cambridge Diet as the sole source of nutrition, it is essential
to take no fewer than three full portions [Note 1, Note
2], and to drink at least 2.3 litres (4 pints) of calorie-free liquid each
day [Note 3] in addition to the water used to mix your Cambridge
meals. You are allowed to follow the Sole Source programme
for a maximum of four weeks at a time [Note 4] Notes
- To be sure of obtaining your
complete nutritional requirements, you should take four portions if you are a
woman over 173cm (5ft 8in) tall or a man.
- A
portion can be a drink or soup sachet, a ready-to-drink tetra brik, or a Cambridge
bar. No more than one meal per day should be a bar.
- Water,
black coffee or tea; add a further 200ml (qtr pint) for each tetra brik or meal
bar you use instead of a sachet
- Your
Counsellor will advise you how to proceed if you have further weight to lose or
if you are ready to maintain your new target weight
With
Conventional FoodPart of the attraction of The Cambridge
Diet is that it is part of a flexible range of programmes
which allows it to be used with conventional food in a series of Steps (790
kcal, 1000 kcal, 1200 kcal or 1500 kcal). These help the user to stabilise after
weight loss and to gradually increase the intake of conventional food and move
back to a normal eating pattern. These steps are also important if you begin with
the Sole Source programme: once you have reached BMI 25, you move up to Step 1
- 790 Calories. You may also use The Cambridge Diet together with
conventional food to lose weight more gradually, In any of these cases, you
should follow the eating advice which your Counsellor
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