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== Weight loss diet == A '''weight loss diet''' is a dietary regimen intended to reduce [[body weight]], often due to the presence of excess body fat.

...ider of weight loss products and services. The company offers an effective weight management approach by providing nutritionally balanced, pre-portioned meal ...mpany's focus on providing a complete, nutrition-focused system for weight loss.

...th [[health food]], diet food is specifically intended to assist in weight loss, while health food is intended to promote overall health. ...t that restricts calorie intake, usually for the purpose of weight loss or weight management.

...ble" and the suffix "-arian". The term was coined by the founders of the [[Vegetarian Society]] of the United Kingdom in 1842. * '''[[Lacto vegetarianism]]''': A vegetarian diet that includes dairy products, but excludes eggs and foods which contai

...d diet often implies the use of specific intake of nutrition for health or weight-management reasons (with the two often being related). === [[Vegetarian diet]] ===

...an", is a term often used to describe individuals who primarily follow a [[vegetarian]] diet, but occasionally consume [[meat]] or [[fish]]. The term was first c ...irst used in the early 1990s to describe a diet or lifestyle that includes vegetarian food, but also allows for the occasional consumption of meat.

...s "flexible" and "vegetarian", coined to describe a diet that is primarily vegetarian but occasionally includes meat or fish. ...at and other animal products in moderation. It is more flexible than fully vegetarian or vegan diets and is often recommended as a more manageable and sustainabl

..., locally grown, and seasonally available foods. The diet is predominantly vegetarian, with a strong focus on whole grains, vegetables, and legumes, while avoidi ...eved to have several health benefits, including improved digestion, weight loss, and reduced risk of diseases such as heart disease and cancer. However, it

...plant-rich, and includes anti-cancer superfoods, which also aid in weight loss. The term "Nutritarian" is a portmanteau of the words "nutrition" and "vegetarian". It was first used by Dr. Joel Fuhrman in his book "Eat to Live" published