Diet
Crash Diets: A Review
Severe calorie restriction for rapid weight loss and why the evidence cautions strongly against it.
Not all diets are created equal, and the right one depends on your goals — fat loss, heart health, or just for overall health and wellbeing. This page reviews and scores popular diets, so you know what's worth your time and what isn't before you start.
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Severe calorie restriction for rapid weight loss and why the evidence cautions strongly against it.
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A look at what defines a fad diet, why they persist, and what the evidence consistently shows.
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A short-term liquid diet with popular appeal, limited evidence, and some noteworthy health concerns.
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A clinically developed, very low-fat plant-based diet with strong evidence for reversing heart disease.
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A satiety-focused eating strategy built around food volume and energy density rather than strict restriction.
Plant-Based
A whole-food dietary pattern based on uncooked, unprocessed foods with genuine benefits and real limitations.
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A phased low-carbohydrate diet focused on "good carbs" and "good fats" for weight and heart health.
Fasting
A structured, periodic low-calorie protocol designed to trigger the benefits of fasting without full abstinence.
Brain
A hybrid of the Mediterranean and DASH diets, designed specifically to support long-term brain health.
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Medically essential for coeliac disease, but widely adopted beyond its evidence base by the general population.
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A structured diagnostic tool for identifying food intolerances. It's not a long-term eating pattern.
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Not a diet to follow, but a pattern millions fall into, with well-documented health consequences.