Most dieters look at shelves in bookstores whenever a new diet book is released. These dieters read up on what they think they should know about losing weight so that they can be successful in their pursuit. Unfortunately, most diet books are no different from another in terms of content.

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F Plan is a high fiber diet which was based on a book written by Audrey Eyton in the late 1980’s. Predictably, it requires increased consumption of fiber-based foods in order to limit caloric intake. Although the original edition of the book is now out of print, there are still some people who still adhere to the diet plan.

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Fat to Firm at Any Age is a weight loss book written by Alisa Bauman. Although she has co-written many other diet books, this is Bauman’s first solo project. Her credentials as an authority on weight loss are not listed but perhaps because she has worked on books about the topic several times before, Bauman feels she is already well-qualified in this arena.

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The Fast Fat Loss Plan is a media-based weight loss plan. It was created by a company called American Beauty and Fitness LLC which has made many health and fitness education products such as books and movies meant to “celebrate and teach a healthy lifestyle”. The company is promoted as being staffed by diet, fitness and bodybuilding professionals.

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Fast Formula Slim Plan is a weight loss supplement which is said to work quickly in reducing stored fat from the body. It was developed by Gillian McKeith who is a U.K. nutritionist. According to the product description, it is supposed to work best when used with other McKeith products. This recommendation may not appeal to people who prefer to use a supplement that works well on its own.

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Fed Up!: The Breakthrough Ten-Step, No-Diet Fitness Plan by Wendy Oliver-Pyatt, is a book about dieting and is not actually a diet plan. In it the author explains that dieting may be the cause of certain health conditions and not the solution to weight problems. She believes that “people should accept a more realistic individual weight” saying happiness and success should not be dependent on physical appearance.

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We have all heard of diets which feature only a single basic food such as the Grapefruit Diet, the Cabbage Soup Diet, and the Lemonade Diet. One of the latest diets of this kind is the Asparagus Diet which is claimed to help dieters lose up to seven pounds in just two weeks. Originally intended to encourage the eating of more asparagus among U.K. citizens, this diet is sponsored by British Asparagus.

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We all feel fresh and renewed whenever we detoxify. There’s no better feeling than to cleanse your body from harmful toxins and the likes. Indeed, the benefits of detoxification are endless. But then again, who’s to say if detoxifying the body is synonymous to an efficient method of losing weight?

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We all have to go through daily hassles that require much energy. True enough; the society we are part of is very competitive. We cannot last a day without having to spend much physical effort on tasks at work as well as on errands at home. Understandably, we all need a boost in our energy levels without making food as an option.

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A book is an ideal medium of instruction because it can be very informative and educational for its readers. A book is a very fine way to promote awareness on certain topics. Among all else, it is especially a tool that is apt in providing readers with knowledge that they might not encounter elsewhere. For these reasons, a book is also a method that is being utilized to aid in weight loss.

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Personal experiences can be used in many ways. Primarily, it can be used to teach others the techniques that would enable them to surpass whatever it is that is keeping them from achieving their goals. Similarly, personal experiences in weight loss can also be used in such a way that would help dieters achieve their weight loss goals in the shortest possible time.

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Fitness Gear 101 is advertised as a website that gives “practical, informative fitness information, workout tips and nutritional advice.” The site’s fitness adviser is Anna Fleet who is a certified personal trainer. She is said to have lost weight by educating herself and by “adopting fitness as a lifestyle.”

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The FitMD website features an eponymous online weight loss program which enables users to create a diet and exercise regiment customized to meet their specific needs. This program is promoted as helping dieters develop an understanding of how certain foods with natural fat burning properties can increase the body’s metabolism. Unfortunately, a specific example of the program can only be accessed by availing of the paid trial offer.

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FitDay is a web-based diet tool designed to help dieters keep track of their weight loss online. There are many such sites on the internet lately, most of which share very similar features, Some of these sites are free while others require a membership fee. FitDay offers both options to users. The online version is free with users having access to some standard features.

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Fit Over Forty: The Winning Way to Lifetime Fitness, as the title suggests, is a weight loss book written for the baby boomer generation. The author, Sherri McMillan, is a fitness trainer. There are many books targeted at this particular age group that are available in the market because it is at this stage where the middle-age fat begins to manifest—the double chin, flabby arms, protruding paunch, just to name a few.

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Fit Over 40 for Dummies, as the title suggests, is a weight loss book. It was written by Betsy Nagelsen McCormack and Mike Yorkey. McCormack spent many years pursuing a successful tennis career. She was the world’s top junior player in 1973 and was a winner of the USTA Girls’ Sportsmanship Award. Yorkey on the other hand, is a prolific novelist who has been writing for past twenty-five years.

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Fit Not Fat at 40-Plus: The Shape-Up Plan That Balances Your Hormones, Boosts Your Metabolism, and Fights Female Fat in Your Forties-And Beyond, was written by the Editors of Prevention Health Books for Women. Prevention magazine has been providing people with basic information on many different health-related topics for many years.

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