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Dukan vs. Paleo Diet: Toughing Out The First 10 Days
Dukan vs. Paleo Diet: Toughing Out The First 10 Days
Dukan vs. Paleo Diet: Toughing Out The First 10 Days
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What is The Dukan Diet?

The Dukan Diet (also called the Dukan method) is considered a high-protein diet that involves eating as much food as desired from an approved list while following a schedule for these foods. Only protein is allowed in the early phase with addition of low starch vegetables in the second phase. These phases are followed until the dieter reaches their ideal weight. This diet is made to follow the eating style of primitive man back when humans were hunters/gatherers. The key to this diet is that it isn’t about counting calories, instead, it is using protein as a weight-loss powerhouse. Protein is filling and takes time to digest.

 

What is The Paleo Diet?

Learning what to eat and the foods to avoid are the first steps in following this diet, which will be explored in detail later in this book. The basic guidelines are to pay attention to the vitamins and nutrients, amount of protein, fiber and potassium you are actually putting into your body. A daily diet should include up to 35% protein, fresh vegetables and fruits over carbohydrates, increasing fiber and potassium and lowering sodium levels. This diet is based on what hunter-gathers ate, including limitless fresh veggies and fruits. Another important component is whether the food you consume is acid-producing or alkaline-yielding. Constant high levels of acid from meat, fish, grains and dairy lead to creating an imbalance in your digestive system, which leads to inflammation throughout your body. Prolonged inflammation can lead to nutrient deficiencies and major life-changing diseases, including cancer. Fruits and vegetables are alkaline foods and help balance the acid levels.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherDavid Bale
Release dateApr 3, 2014
ISBN9781498961462
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    Dukan vs. Paleo Diet - David Bale

    Dukan vs. Paleo Diet: Toughing Out The First 10 Days

    David Bale

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    David Bale

    Copyright © 2014 by David Bale

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    Table of Contents

    Introduction

     What is the Dukan Diet?

    General Information

    How was the Dukan Diet Introduced and Popularized?

    Main Features

    Allowed Foods

    Prohibited Foods

    Benefits of the Dukan Diet

    Lifestyle Changes

    Tips for Success in the First Ten Days on the Dukan Diet

    Things to Avoid in the First Ten Days on the Dukan Diet

    Cons of the Dukan Diet

    Dukan's Bottom Line

    What Is The Paleo Diet?

    Who Introduced It

    Main Features

    Allowed Foods

    Prohibited Foods

    Benefits Of The Paleo Diet

    Health Issues Relieved

    Lifestyle Changes

    Planning

    Shopping

    Cooking

    Better Health

    Tips For Success In The First 10 Days On The Paleo Diet

    Become Mentally Prepared

    Getting Started

    Food Counts

    Staying on Track

    Dealing with Challenges

    Things To Avoid In The First 10 Days On The Paleo Diet

    Mental Don’ts

    Food Don’ts

    Planning Don’ts

    Cons Of The Paleo Diet

    Hard to Find Food

    Feeling Overwhelmed

    Time Consuming

    Athletes Needs are Different

    Adjusting Can Be Hard

    Lack of Medical Support

    Eating Out is Difficult

    Too Rigid

    Misconceptions Widely Believed

    Expensive

    Alternative Diets

    Paleo Diet

    5:2 Diet

    Daniel Fast

    Shred Diet

    Low Carb Diet

    Ketogenic Diet

    Wheat Belly Diet

    Dukan Diet

    Introduction

    The Dukan Diet (also called the Dukan method) is considered a high-protein diet that involves eating as much food as desired from an approved list while following a schedule for these foods.  Only protein is allowed in the early phase with addition of low starch vegetables in the second phase.  

    These phases are followed until the dieter reaches their ideal weight.  This diet is made to follow the eating style of primitive man back when humans were hunters/gatherers.   

    The key to this diet is that it isn’t about counting calories, instead, it is using protein as a weight-loss powerhouse.  Protein is filling and takes time to digest.  This diet is named after its creator, Dr. Pierre Dukan.  Dr. Dukan is a French medical doctor and has spent his career helping people lose weight, as he has specialized in nutrition since 1973.   

    Dr. Dukan is the author of The Dukan Diet   Dr. Dukan notes that protein enables the body to burn stored fat which results in weight loss.  The diet is broken up into four key phases, with different foods allowed in each phase.  

    This diet is good for dieters that wish to follow a disciplined regimen with no room for deviation on their road to weight loss.  This diet comes with celebrity recognition from users such as Jennifer Lopez, Gisele Bunddchen and Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge.

    What is the Dukan Diet?

    General Information

    There are four phases to the Dukan Diet.  This diet has a lot of rules and the slightest slip up on this diet is considered destructive.  By not ingesting carbohydrates, the body has to turn to an alternative fuel in order to survive.  

    The body then turns to stored fat and with this stored fat burning comes weight loss.  This diet has motivation for the dieter to follow to help them with elimination of foods such as bread, cheese and fruit.  

    By ingesting protein, this food enables the body to switch to fat stores to burn.  Protein is considered a key to weight loss because it takes time to be digested and it is filling for the body.  Each gram of

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