11 Day Fad Diet
Although the 11 Day Diet is popular, I don’t feel like it ever quite popular enough to be coined a fad diet. In my opinion it is more aptly named a yo-yo diet as the end result of the diet is weight loss that you are likely to regain after you return to normal eating habits. None the less many people disagree with my opinion so for this article I will suspend my opinion and describe a bit about the “11 day fad diet”.
What is the 11 Day Fad Diet?
The 11 Day Fad Diet, commonly known as the 11 day diet or the idiot proof diet is an 11 diet nutrition program that can be purchased from a website called weigh loss for idiots.
The diet uses a diet generator that creates a “specific” meal plan for your 11 days weight loss period. I put the word specific in parenthesis because the diet generator is truly nothing more that a list randomizer that has been filled with meals that you are randomly assigned over a 9 day period. Basically there is nothing specific about it and it is just random luck.
The 11 day fad diet is designed similar to the muscle confusion program in the p90x diet. The theory is that if you don’t let your body get used to a specific menu or exercise plan it will not be able to settle into a rut, which is part of the reason you have not been able to keep excess weight off.
I don’t believe in this diet. I do not think that you metabolism has quite the memory that this diet is portraying it as having.
If I were you I would suggest going to see your family physician, a nutritionist, or a dietician and planning a healthy meal plan and exercise routine made specifically for you. The 11 Day fad diet was created by internet marketers in order to sell subscriptions to a website and should not be completed without proper medical advice. But I feel this is the case with any fad diet. You should always check with your doctor to make sure there are no health risks involved before starting a diet.
