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Well Guys and Girls! Its been suggested that we get a thread up and running explaining about what the Rosemary Conley programme is all about and hopefully more people looking for a diet to suit them will understand how it works and chose to join this forum.
Ive done some research and also had good results with RC myself - Please feel free to add to it yourselves.
I've never done the solo slim programme though so cant comment on that one maybe someone who has experienced it could do so.
There is also an Inchloss plan too.
You can subscribe and join on line like i did or you can go along and attend you nearest class the classes also have a fitness class included.
My pack included a fitness dvd, toning band and books phase 1 and phase 2 and the GI Hip and Thigh book portion pots are also supplied.
I can not stress enough how important and useful these are.
GI Hip and Thigh Programme.
This is a low fat (less than 5% fat which is 5g of fat per 100g) and low GI diet (standing for glycemic index) basically the more processed the product
the higher GI it is i.e a chocolate bar high in sugar doesnt leave you feeling full for long where as a bowl of porridge has a low GI and will leave you feeling fuller for longer and satisfied, these details can be found on the back of food packets.
The GI Hip and Thigh programme is made up of two main phases First one being
FAT ATTACK:
Fat attack consists of three meals a day plus 2 power snacks(fruit) adviced to be eaten mid-morning and mid-afternoon
Milk - 200 kcal
Breakfast - 200 Kcal
Power snack - 50 Kcal
Lunch - 300 Kcal
Power snack - 50 Kcal
Dinner - 400 Kcal
Total: 1200 Kcal
An example of my day maybe -
Breakfast:
1 slice of toasted wholemeal bread topped with 1 yellow portion pot of baked beans followed by 1 peice of fruit.
Lunch:
1 pitta bread filled with shredded lettuce, peppers and onions and half a blue portion pot of low fat cottage cheese mixed with a tablespoon of sweetcorn
Dinner:
200g white fish, 115g boiled potatoes and unlimited vegetables it suggests 100ml of low fat parsley sauce with this.
My power snacks are apple or banana normally.
i use the milk allowance in teas and coffee or swap a quarter of a pint for a low fat yoghurt (under 75 Kcal) as this is allowed too.
Phase 1 is quite strict but ive experienced pleasing results.
Similar to many diets/plans when you combine exercise with healthy eating you can expect some results i'm not saying you're going to lose loads of weight
in your first few weeks because everyone is different.
I am not a nutritionist or have any medical knowledge/background im just speaking about a plan thats worked for me it may not be suited to everyone and
i oppologise now if anything is incorrect of offends anyone.
I will update will phase 2 at some stage im working on it now.
Ive done some research and also had good results with RC myself - Please feel free to add to it yourselves.
I've never done the solo slim programme though so cant comment on that one maybe someone who has experienced it could do so.
There is also an Inchloss plan too.
You can subscribe and join on line like i did or you can go along and attend you nearest class the classes also have a fitness class included.
My pack included a fitness dvd, toning band and books phase 1 and phase 2 and the GI Hip and Thigh book portion pots are also supplied.
I can not stress enough how important and useful these are.
GI Hip and Thigh Programme.
This is a low fat (less than 5% fat which is 5g of fat per 100g) and low GI diet (standing for glycemic index) basically the more processed the product
the higher GI it is i.e a chocolate bar high in sugar doesnt leave you feeling full for long where as a bowl of porridge has a low GI and will leave you feeling fuller for longer and satisfied, these details can be found on the back of food packets.
The GI Hip and Thigh programme is made up of two main phases First one being
FAT ATTACK:
Fat attack consists of three meals a day plus 2 power snacks(fruit) adviced to be eaten mid-morning and mid-afternoon
Milk - 200 kcal
Breakfast - 200 Kcal
Power snack - 50 Kcal
Lunch - 300 Kcal
Power snack - 50 Kcal
Dinner - 400 Kcal
Total: 1200 Kcal
An example of my day maybe -
Breakfast:
1 slice of toasted wholemeal bread topped with 1 yellow portion pot of baked beans followed by 1 peice of fruit.
Lunch:
1 pitta bread filled with shredded lettuce, peppers and onions and half a blue portion pot of low fat cottage cheese mixed with a tablespoon of sweetcorn
Dinner:
200g white fish, 115g boiled potatoes and unlimited vegetables it suggests 100ml of low fat parsley sauce with this.
My power snacks are apple or banana normally.
i use the milk allowance in teas and coffee or swap a quarter of a pint for a low fat yoghurt (under 75 Kcal) as this is allowed too.
Phase 1 is quite strict but ive experienced pleasing results.
Similar to many diets/plans when you combine exercise with healthy eating you can expect some results i'm not saying you're going to lose loads of weight
in your first few weeks because everyone is different.
I am not a nutritionist or have any medical knowledge/background im just speaking about a plan thats worked for me it may not be suited to everyone and
i oppologise now if anything is incorrect of offends anyone.
I will update will phase 2 at some stage im working on it now.