Fad dieting is a growing problem in our society; it is a problem because
a fad diet doesn’t help a person to change their bad habits that have caused
their overweight condition. A fad diet is simply a quick fix to a
problem that requires a change in a person’s diet, exercise routine, and
lifestyle. Obviously it is easier to take a pill or drink a liquid
to lose weight, but if the product isn’t improving the users lifestyle
the product hasn’t helped them, but it could have hurt. These diets
haven’t solved any of America’s problems, but have given our society an
easy way out. Then end result may be more harmful then the help they provided
by getting a woman into a dress for a party. The end result of fad
diets is “yo-yo” dieting, which is simply a vicious cycle of losing and
gaining weight
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Scientific Study
Scientific Study
"Yo-Yo Dieting is
Dangerous!”
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