Mayo Clinic Diet

Maybe 20 years since followed a diet. I looked through each one of the diets and I chose the healthy keto because as I read through it it’s close to the way I already eat. Then the next thing is the recipes are outstanding. They do not require counting calories but I’m counting anyway. I barely hit 1200 cal and I’m full all day long. I don’t know who developed these recipes but bravo! I’m in my third week and I’m down 10 pounds. No headache very little detox symptoms the food is outstanding. I feel confident I can make it. I have faith in the mayo clinic because the hospital saved my daughters life. That’s why I decided to give their diet a try thank you. I feel better. My blood sugar is not all over the road. I can’t say enough about how wonderful the food is.

I tried to lose weight for any number of years. I tried a number of popular weight loss programs and exercise programs. I had the same experience time and again. For the first few weeks, I would see some success. But the programs just weren’t sustainable for me. I’d lose interest and quit. The Mayo diet is different. It’s not just a diet or a weight loss program or an exercise program. It’s all of the above. And it’s organized and delivered in a very simple and sustainable manner. It uses the immense resources of the Mayo health care experts and it puts that knowledge right into your hands. I can hardly imagine what it would cost to have this kind of information purchased individually. That said, the Mayo diet is not magic. You still have to do the work. You have to follow the exercise plan and it takes some effort to follow the diet plan. The key is, you have to be motivated to want to lose the weight. If you are, I highly recommend this program. I’m 66 years old and if I can do it, so can you.

I have tried so many programs to lose weight and none have worked and all take so much of my time. This one takes all of the work out of it for you and includes shopping lists and daily menus. The food is not weird and overall tastes excellent! If you choose to track your food, provided you are following their menu, it is a simple click of a button. I haven’t been tracking but eat according to the menu and I’m down 12 lbs in one month. I’ve chosen the “Simple” option, as I’m very busy. I can’t attest for the other options. One con, which hasn’t been a con for me but I imagine it will be for some, the “Simple” option rotates through a few breakfasts, lunches, and dinners for the week. There are repeats for each. The following week is all new foods. I think this is to maximize easiness and the food purchased (one meal calls for a rotisserie chicken, I’m obviously not going to eat the whole thing in one night). But if you don’t like having the same dinner 2 nights during the week, and maybe some leftovers for one of your lunches, then this might not be the program for you. I have found enough lunch foods that I enjoy, if I don’t want to eat leftovers (I don’t like leftovers) then I just make one of the other lunches from a previous week.