How To Judge Healthy Eating Plans
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How to Evaluate Healthy Eating Plans
When assessing healthy eating plans, moderation is key. A truly healthy plan will avoid extremes, promoting a balanced diet in both food variety and portion sizes.
Some marketed diets make claims that should raise red flags. For example, any diet suggesting you can eat unlimited amounts of any food is likely not healthy. A typical example is the low-carbohydrate diet. While many low-carb diets can benefit certain individuals, some claim you can indulge in your favorite foods without limit.
These so-called healthy eating plans often promise that you can freely eat cheeseburgers, steaks, cheesecakes, and more, claiming you'll still lose weight. They assume you'll stop after eating one or two cheeseburgers (without the bun), but the implication that you can consume unlimited fatty foods and still lose weight should be a warning sign. No diet that permits unlimited fat intake is truly healthy, particularly if it includes high amounts of saturated fat.
Conversely, some diets limit fat intake to near-zero levels, allowing plenty of bread, pasta, and other high-sugar foods like low-fat cookies and desserts. While these treats can offer occasional satisfaction, consuming them frequently results in an unhealthy diet due to high sugar content.
In evaluating healthy eating plans, it's crucial to check both what the diet includes and excludes. Moderation is important in both directions. A diet that requires you to completely give up coffee or bread is excessively restrictive. If you enjoy these items, you'll feel like you're cheating whenever you indulge, which can lead to negative feelings.
With so many diets available, the choice can be overwhelming. Opt for a plan that neither forbids nor allows unlimited intake of anything. By selecting a more moderate approach, you're more likely to find a healthy eating plan that suits your needs.
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