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The Fast Metabolism Diet

The Fast Metabolism Diet

The fast metabolism diet acts by accelerating the metabolism and increasing the expenditure of calories in the body, which helps in weight loss.

 

This diet promises to eliminate up to 10 kg in 1 month and is composed of a diet plan that must be followed for four weeks.

 

The slow metabolism is the leading cause of the failure of weight-loss diets, even when one has a correct diet combined with physical exercises. Thus, it is necessary to increase the metabolism so that the weight loss continues.

 

This diet and any other should be guided with the help of a nutritionist since it should be adapted to each person's health history.

 

Stages of the Metabolism Diet

Each week of the metabolism diet is divided into 3 phases: controlling stress hormones, blood pressure, increasing immunity and accelerating fat burning.

 

The only foods that cannot be eaten during this diet are sweets, fruit juices, dried fruits, soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, coffee, and gluten or lactose products.

 

Phase 1: Menu

This phase of the fast metabolism diet lasts two days, and the objective is to control hormones that control the fat stock in the body.

 

✱ Breakfast: Vitamin of oats and red fruits or one tapioca with chickpea paste. Vitamin ingredients: 1/2 cup gluten-free oats, 1/2 cup a mix of blueberry, strawberry, and blackberry, one small apple, one ginger cube, mint, and ice.

✱ Snack: 1 fruit: orange, guava, papaya, pear, mango, apple, tangerine, or one slice of pineapple or melon.

✱ Lunch: Salad with vegetables at will seasoned with lemon, ginger, and pepper + 150 g chicken stew with broccoli + 1/2 cup of cooked quinoa.

✱ Snack: 1/2 cup diced watermelon + 1 teaspoon Sicilian lemon juice OR 1 slice pineapple.

✱ Dinner: Salad with leaves and vegetables + 100 g g grilled filet + 4 tablespoons brown rice with grated zucchini or one whole tortilla with salad + 1 apple.

 

During this phase, it is forbidden to consume any fat, even good fats like olive oil.

 

Phase 2: Menu

This phase also lasts two days, and the objective is to increase the burning of old fats, challenging to be eliminated with conventional diets.

 

✱ Breakfast: 3 egg whites stirred or cooked, seasoned with salt, oregano, and parsley.

✱ Snack: 2 slices of turkey breast with cucumber or two tablespoons of canned tuna + stems of fennel at will.

✱ Lunch: Rocket salad, purple lettuce, and mushroom + 1 bell pepper stuffed with ground meat OR 100 g tuna fillet stuffed with cayenne bell pepper.

✱ Snack: 3 slices of roast beef + cucumbers cut into sticks at will.

✱ Dinner: 1 dish of shredded chicken soup with broccoli, cabbage, chard.

 

Besides fats, it is also forbidden to consume carbohydrates and grains such as beans, chickpeas, and soybeans.

 

Phase 3: Menu

The last phase of the fast metabolism diet lasts three days and can increase fat burning; no food group is prohibited.

 

✱ Breakfast: 1 gluten-free toast with one scrambled egg seasoned with oregano and little salt + 1 glass of almond milk beaten with three tablespoons of avocado.

✱ Snack: 1 apple kneaded with cinnamon or cocoa powder OR celery sticks with almond butter.

✱ Lunch: Vegetable salad + 150 g salmon or baked chicken fillet + 1 peach.

Snack: 1 glass of coconut water + a quarter cup of chestnuts, nuts, or raw almonds without salt.

Dinner: Lettuce, mushroom, and tomato salad + ½ cup of cooked quinoa + 4 tablespoons of stewed ground meat with olive.

 

After completing the seven days of the diet, you must restart the phases until completing 28 days of diets. 


After this period, the forbidden foods during the diet should return little by little to the feeding so that the weight gain does not return.

 

This diet was created by the American nutritionist Haylie Pomroy and can be found in the book The Diet of Fast Metabolism. 


Besides weight loss, the author says that the diet also increases muscle mass, controls hormones, and improves health.

Carl Elias

Content writer and travel enthusiast. Passionate about exploring new cultures and discovering off the beaten-path destinations.

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