Dieting yogurt is a very
effective diet regime for fast weight loss, lasting for seven days. But it is a
strict criterion so follow it with caution and with high will.
In recent years we have
been hearing that dairy products or milk products, such as whole milk, are
unnecessary and even more harmful to health because they contain lactose.
Many people believe that
and stop consuming milk or dairy products or replace them with milk of plant
origin.
Is whole milk harmful to
health?
Some people may stop
drinking milk and no harm, but you should know that drinking whole milk or
taking whole milk products is not dangerous and not harmful to health.
In fact, whole milk
products contain lactose in less quantity than low or skimmed dairy products.
Some nutritionists even advise their customers to add whole dairy products to
their diet or diet. They see that you cannot get enough calcium (very important
for health), only from whole milk.
Lactose intolerance and
yoghurt diet
Before you start yogurt:
If you are concerned about milk sugar, know that you will not need milk only if
you live in a community where dairy products are not included in the diet.
Natural dairy products are very important to balance your food.
Dairy products contain
many vitamins and essential nutrients: vitamin D, A, B 12 and calcium.
Milk and its derivatives
in the Arab world remain essential to a healthy and balanced diet.
What you need to know
before starting a quick diet
Yogurt is a strict
dieting system. If you start to feel bloating or other symptoms in your
digestive system, stop and go back to your previous diet, as this may be a sign
of lactose intolerance.
It is best to cleanse
your digestive and respiratory systems before starting yogurt.
Eat only unsweetened
yogurt and do not add any salt or sugar to it. You can substitute yogurt with
yogurt, curd, kefir or similar.
You can add fresh green
vegetables and a little honey to your rations if necessary.
The recipe for yogurt
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Day 1: 5 pieces of baked potato and 6 cups of plain
yogurt.
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Day 2: 120 g boiled chicken and 6 cups of plain
yogurt.
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Day 3: 120 grams of beef and 6 cups of plain yogurt.
·       
Day 4: 120 grams of fish and 6 cups of plain yogurt.
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Day 5: Fruits and vegetables, excluding bananas and
grapes, and 6 cups of yoghurt.
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Day 6: Yogurt only.
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Day 7: Water is only a source.

 
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