Free Weight Loss Programs

The race to fitness is definitely on, with more and more people starting to become health conscious and jumping onto the bandwagon to lose excess fat and become fitter, leaner and of course, sexier.

As such, there are many fitness programs out there both online (such as weight loss ebooks, weight loss newsletters, weight loss forums, weight loss ezines, etc.) as well as offline (weight loss pills, fitness centers offering various fitness courses, weight loss centers, etc.) - these programs are all over (try typing "weight loss programs" in Google search engine and you'll find millions of sites offering weight loss programs and packages), and people have spent lots of money on such programs, with hope that at the end of each program they'll be able to get rid of their excess fats off their body and become fitter, leaner, slimmer, and sexier (as promised by these programs).

In this article, I'm going to reveal some of the more popular weight loss programs out there today:

1. Atkin's New Diet Revolution by Dr Atkins

This weight loss program encourages a high protein diet and trimming down of carbohydrates intake. Dr Atkin's New Diet Revolution suggests that for successful weight loss, one should feast on vegetables and meat and cut down on eating bread and pasta. The program also suggests that it is all right to pour in salad dressings and spreading butter freely.

2. Carbohydrate Addict's Diet by Dr Heller

This program advocates low carbohydrate eating, approves of eating more meat, fruits and vegetables, as well as dairy and grain products.

3. Choose To Lose by Dr Goor

This program restrains on intake of fats, but does not restrict one on the intake of carbohydrates. Eating of meat and poultry, as well as low-fat dairy and seafoods is okay in this program. A green light is also given on the eating of vegetables, fruits, cereals, bread and pasta.

4. The DASH Diet

The DASH diet advocates moderate amounts of fat and protein intake but high on carbohydrates intake. This diet plan was designed following the pyramid food guide and encourages high intake of whole wheat and grain, as well as fruits, vegetables and low-fat dairy.

5. Eat More, Weight Less by Dr Ornish

This program is primarily about vegetarian fare and strictly low-fat. It gives the green light on "glow" foods but warns on non-fat dairy products as well as egg whites. This diet, however, is poor in calcium and restricts on the consumption of healthy foods such as seafoods and lean poultry. Learn More >>