Эта диета не новая - это мифическая диета, изобретенная кем-то в 80-х годах...
In one sense, the General Motors diet is a myth. According to the story, the diet was created by General Motors in the mid-1980s for its employees, supposedly with grant money from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration or the U.S. Department of Agriculture. None of this appears to be true, however, according to G.M. spokesman Tom Wilkinson, who spoke to a New York Times columnist. Instead, the diet is a version of the Sacred Heart Diet or the Cabbage Soup Diet.
Does the Diet Work?
Because of its extreme nature, the diet should result in a fairly large short-term weight loss, but this is largely water loss, and most of the weight will be regained as soon as you return to a normal diet. The diet is very low in protein and can result in a loss of lean muscle. The extremely low calorie intake on most days also may make you feel tired, weak, or light-headed. Before beginning this or any other diet, you should discuss it with your doctor.
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