Beverly Hills Diet Information

The Beverly Hills diet was created by the actress Judy Mazel. (Actress; a good qualification?) It is a type of food combining diet. It claims that by following the plan for the full 35 days a weight loss of 10-15 pounds is expected. The diet is mainly based on fruit which, it claims, contains the enzymes that can activate the human body's metabolism to burn fat faster, while combining a protein with a carbohydrate can destroy the enzymes which slow down the process causing an increase in body fat. It is a 35-day diet plan where you can only eat specific fruits for the first ten days and as you continue you add different foods every few days in an unsafe and impractical diet plan. Some of the points stated in this diet have no scientific background at all.

Beverly Hills Diet : Reasons for

• None

Beverly Hills Diet : Reasons against

• No long term success stories
• Monotonous
• Not enough proteins, fat, various vitamins and minerals in the diet
• Can cause diarrhoea
• Based on unscientific facts

Beverly Hills Diet : Verdict

The Beverly Hills diet does not live up to its promises of being healthy, preventing disease, detoxing and rapid weight loss. It is very unhealthy and unsafe. There may be some weight loss but there are a variety of different diets around that are far healthier and easier to follow.

You can discuss about the Beverly Hills Diet in the forum here and also have a look at the Beverly Hills Diet Book.