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<blockquote data-quote="Pipp" data-source="post: 2395892" data-attributes="member: 100904"><p>Not sure what you mean, [USER=524382]@Andy_Warlow[/USER] ? </p><p>The meal replacements are meant to be used for no longer than 12 weeks. After that you need to have a change to your way of eating. The Newcastle diet team suggest a reduction of about a third compared to what you ate prior to the calorie reduction phase. Prior to following the ND my diet had been the recommended NHS Eatwell style diet. Later I discovered low carbing and stick to that now. That is sustainable. If I had followed the high carb NHS recommended diet, I doubt I would have maintained good blood glucose levels, and would regain all the weight.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pipp, post: 2395892, member: 100904"] Not sure what you mean, [USER=524382]@Andy_Warlow[/USER] ? The meal replacements are meant to be used for no longer than 12 weeks. After that you need to have a change to your way of eating. The Newcastle diet team suggest a reduction of about a third compared to what you ate prior to the calorie reduction phase. Prior to following the ND my diet had been the recommended NHS Eatwell style diet. Later I discovered low carbing and stick to that now. That is sustainable. If I had followed the high carb NHS recommended diet, I doubt I would have maintained good blood glucose levels, and would regain all the weight. [/QUOTE]
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