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The South Beach Diet By Student C & Student G Background Started by Cardiologist Arthur Agatston Made for his patients Fad diet of the early 2000s Named after Miamis South Beach South Beach!! Phase 1 First two weeks


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The South Beach Diet

By Student C & Student G

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Background

 Started by Cardiologist Arthur Agatston  Made for his patients  Fad diet of the early 2000’s  Named after Miami’s South Beach

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South Beach!!

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Phase 1

 First two weeks  Jump start Weightloss (8-13 pounds)  Cut out all Carbohydrates  Eat only lean proteins, high fiber veggies, low fat

dairy, health unsaturated fats

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Foods in Phase 1

 Chicken, fish, lean ground beef, turkey, bison  Low fat milk, cottage cheese, Greek yogurt  Nuts, avocados,  Broccoli, carrots, leafy greens, etc.

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Phase 2

 Begins after 2 weeks  Long term weight loss phase  Stay here until weight loss goal is achieved  Slowly add healthy carbs

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Foods in Phase 2

 Begin eating fruits again  Whole-grain bread, rice and pasta  Sweet potatoes

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Phase 3

 Maintain your weight  No food list to follow  Able to make healthy choices  If weight gets off track return to phase 1 or 2

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Pros

 Rapid weight loss at the start  Tells you foods to eat and what not to  Relatively low maintenance  Decreases likelihood of diseases if weight-loss is

achieved

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What the South Beach website shows

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Cons

 Electrolyte imbalance  Ketosis  Lack of energy during phase 1

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What South Beach shows

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Challenges

 Eating healthy is expensive  No accountability or support group built into the

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 Eating in moderation  Food allergies