Nutritionists named the 5 most terrible diets
Last reviewed: 23.04.2024
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Experts from the British Association of Dieticians called the diet Dyukana, so popular not only among ordinary mortals, but also among world famous celebrities, for example, Jennifer Lopez, Gisele Bundchen and Carol Middleton, the worst for the third consecutive year.
The system of Dr. Pierre Ducane, a well-known French nutritionist, assumes a "lifelong" follow-up to the behests of his food system.
Also experts of the British Association of Dieticians do not approve of the OMG diet, the diet of drankorexia (the so-called "drunk" diet), as well as a diet that involves obtaining nutrients through a tube inserted into the nose.
Experts say that the example of celebrities who follow newfangled diets, sometimes reaching the point of absurdity, is picked up by ordinary people, which can have deplorable consequences not only for their health, but also present a danger to life.
One diet proposes to deal with extra pounds in six weeks, and warms the public interest with the slogan "Six weeks with OMG - become slimmer than all your friends."
Its author Venus Fulton says that a fifteen-minute ice shower will melt all excess fats, and breakfast is not necessary at all - it's better to eat in the morning. After a full "saturation" of charging, an hour after three, you can eat. Six weeks later, the author promises not a drop of fat and a slender body, but also accidentally notices that all the lost kilograms instantly come back, if the unfortunate victim of the diet decide to have breakfast.
Another, no less absurd diet involves the use of a dropper, one end of which passes through the nose, ends in the esophagus, where a mixture of fats, protein and carbohydrate and water comes.
And the truth, why is there, if you can just put a tube in your nose and drip yourself a dose of breakfast, lunch and dinner. And for this people pay a lot of money.
And another miracle diet called drankoreksiey.
Now, to be slim, ladies do not just refuse to eat - they replace it with alcohol. These are the result of slim, drunk ladies. This diet, so to speak, became especially popular among young people. The girls say that now they refuse to eat, they can attend parties, drink alcohol and not get better. According to the doctors, this change of food for alcohol is not much different from bulimia and anorexia.
Another diet called "Party Girl IV Drip Diet", is based on the introduction of a cocktail of vitamins and nutrients to the patient.
The popularity of this type of weight loss brought Rihanna, who posted on Twitter a photo with a catheter for a dropper in her hand. What happened to her in fact, no one really knows, but immediately rumors spread about the magic diet, which the singer decided to try.
Despite the above-described diets, most of all scientists are concerned about the Ducane diet. It starts with the fact that for 10 consecutive days a person should eat exclusively protein foods. Experts say that it provokes constipation, lack of energy and bad breath.
All these diets experts call madness, and following them is a disregard for their own health. Each year, there are increasingly monstrous diets, which, unfortunately, attract people, and the worst is young people.
