For those on a diet vegetable soup can be an excellent way to cut calories while enjoying the wonderful nutrients and vegetables that our bodies need. The most famous of these types of diets is the Cabbage Soup Diet. The thing to remember with this diet though is it is not a very healthy long-term solution. You must go off the diet on the days that should be taken off. To stay on this diet all the time will rob you of very important nutrients that the body needs aside from vegetables. While vegetables are good for you, they are certainly not a replacement for all the other wonderful ingredients on the food pyramid.
The good news is that there have been a few variations and modern twists to the original diet vegetable soup. Those twists include things such as beef stock added to the soup or different vegetables. The important thing to remember is that it isn’t the diet vegetable soup that is the miracle worker so much as the fact that you are significantly reducing your caloric intake during the course of this diet. Calories are the bane of every dieter and if you are doubling your caloric intake on the days when you aren’t dieting, then you run the risk of erasing all the weight you lost while adhering to the rigors of the diet.
The truth of the matter is that you could probably enjoy a decent supply of your favorite vegetable soup each day as long as you are being reasonable in your consumption and enjoy very similar benefits to what you would experience on the cabbage soup diet. Your body does need vegetables in order to operate at its best. It also needs proteins and carbohydrates so consider these things when selecting a diet vegetable soup substitution if that is the way you wish to go.
While this is certainly not the preferred method for most people, a sensible diet combined with reasonable exercise and physical activity will go a lot further towards achieving your fitness and weight loss goals than enduring bowl after bowl of a so called diet vegetable soup. I wish there was a miracle pill, soup, or chocolate (especially chocolate) that could instantly transform me to my perfect size. The truth of the matter is that everything that is really worth having is worth the sacrifice required to achieve it.
If eating 5 helpings of a miracle cabbage or diet vegetable soup each day for a week will help me achieve my fitness goals then I’m willing to suffer through it. The question you should really ask yourself is how long will you reasonably be able to do what is required and how long will it reasonably take to experience your weight loss and/or fitness goals? Are you willing to combine exercise and a physical fitness routine with your diet in order to maximize your results? If so, the only question that remains, which diet vegetable soup will be the best choice for you?
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This is a good way to kick-start your weight loss if you can stick with it, but it is only a seven day plan, then you must get back to a sensible balanced diet. I have used this plan a couple of times, the first time I followed it to the letter and lost 19lbs in seven days, the second time I did Lapse a few times but still lost 10lbs. If you are Diabetic you should check with your doctor before going on any diet, but there is nothing in this plan that will harm you, and the weight loss can only be beneficial. If you are looking for a recipe and seven day eating plan you can try here, http://www.food.com/recipe/7-day-soup-diet-recipe-215370 or just Google “the vegetable soup diet plan” for more options. Whatever you decide to do please remember this is ONLY a seven day kick-start NOT a diet plan to use for longer, and I wish you the most success with your weight-loss plans.
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