A review of the cookie diet
Following weight loss plans can be difficult, it’s often very easy to get side tracked or to lose focus and give in to the bad temptations of food that tastes good but is terrible for you! This is why the cookie diet seemed like a good choice to try, I mean who doesn’t like eating cookies? When I first though of trying the cookie diet, I admit I was very skeptical. It seemed almost too good to be true - eating cookies and loosing weight at the same time doesn’t seem to happen (to my at least). After reading many articles on cookie diets and other diets I finally decided to give in and give the great cookie diet a try. I decided on the oatmeal raisin diet cookies when I started. I should have chosen the chocolate chip but the raisin just seemed like a healthier choice. I elected to go with Dr Siegel’s diet cookies as they claim to be “the one and only original diet cookie”. The also receives many good reviews. When I first received my first package of diet cookies I was a little surprised their was no fine print stating several hours a day of exercise was required. Their was just limitations on what I could eat while on the diet for it to work. The cookies tasted ok, they were a little dry and weren’t too flavorful, but they were ok. What do you expect for a diet product, right? It was a little difficult at first sticking to the cookie diet plan. I was only allowed to have 1 meal a day and it had to be a certain size. Also most of my friends and colleagues thought I was crazy and told me it must be a scam, no one can lose weight by eating cookies. After about a month I started noticing some results. I felt better about myself and I lost 8 pounds. I am still using diet cookies to date but I rotate on and off every few weeks as when I was on the diet cookies I was only allowed to have 1 meal a day. I hope this review helps anyone who is thinking of trying the cookie diet. Mrs. X
(The writer of this article wishes to remain anonymous)



July 13th, 2008 at 6:34 pm
How could you only lose 8 lbs after a month? The diet restricts your calories to about 800 so usually people lose about 12/month. Just curious as to why you had a slower loss. Any thoughts?
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