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The GOLO Diet focuses on managing insulin levels to help promote weight loss. According to the diet's website, the team of developers, which includes doctors, pharmacists, and researchers, designed the diet to help balance hormone levels, increase metabolism, and support steady and sustainable weight loss.
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Read More »Healthline Diet Score: 3.13 out of 5 The GOLO Diet was one of the most searched-for diets in 2016 and has become increasingly popular since then. The 30-, 60- or 90-day programs available for purchase promise quick weight loss and better health without counting calories or tracking nutrients. The diet is also claimed to kick-start your metabolism, boost energy levels and increase fat loss simply by balancing your hormone levels. This article reviews whether the GOLO Diet can help those who want to lose weight. DIET REVIEW SCORECARD Overall score: 3.13
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Read More »Potential downsides The GOLO Diet can be expensive to follow. For example, GOLO Release costs $49.95 for 90 tablets, which can last 1–3 months depending on how many you take per day. While the manufacturer states that GOLO Release contains no caffeine or other stimulants, like all supplements, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not regulate it in the same way as pharmaceuticals. So talk with your doctor before taking. Though it contains several plant extracts claimed to support metabolism, it also includes micronutrients that can easily be obtained by following a nutritious diet or taking a basic multivitamin that includes zinc, chromium, and magnesium. In addition, while some people may find it easy to create nutrient-dense meals using the diet’s principles, others may find it challenging and restrictive due to its strict rules about which foods and portion sizes are allowed at each meal. The multitude of variations of the diet and the many factors that need to be taken into account — such as fit points, fuel values, and personal metabolic rates — can also make it unnecessarily confusing for consumers. Lastly, unbiased research on the GOLO Diet is lacking — as the only available studies are directly funded and conducted by its creators. Therefore, it’s unclear whether the diet has any added benefits aside from merely encouraging a nutrient-dense, well-rounded diet and regular exercise. Summary The GOLO Diet can be expensive, confusing, and difficult to follow. Additionally, given the lack of research available, it’s unclear whether it has any additional benefits over regular diet and exercise. Foods to eat One of the main components of the GOLO Diet is the GOLO Metabolic Fuel Matrix, which allows you to make selections from four “fuel groups” — proteins, carbs, vegetables, and fats. You should eat 3 meals per day and are allotted 1–2 standard servings of each fuel group per meal. Serving sizes vary greatly, ranging from one tablespoon (15 mL) of olive oil to three ounces (85 grams) of white meat or fish, for example. Exercising earns you additional fit points, allowing you to consume extra snacks or portions throughout the day. Here are some of the foods you’re encouraged to eat: Protein: eggs, meat, poultry, seafood, nuts, dairy products eggs, meat, poultry, seafood, nuts, dairy products Carbs: berries, fruit, yams, butternut squash, sweet potatoes, white potatoes, beans, whole grains berries, fruit, yams, butternut squash, sweet potatoes, white potatoes, beans, whole grains Vegetables: spinach, kale, arugula, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, celery, cucumbers, zucchini spinach, kale, arugula, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, celery, cucumbers, zucchini Fats: olive oil, coconut oil, nuts, chia seeds, hemp seeds, flaxseeds, GOLO salad dressing Summary The GOLO Diet allows you to include 1–2 portions of protein, carbs, vegetables, and fats per meal. Foods to avoid The GOLO Diet discourages processed and refined foods and focuses on healthy whole foods instead. Short-term versions of the diet, such as “7 Day Kickstart” or “Reset 7,” are advertised as quick and easy ways to eliminate toxins before transitioning to a regular GOLO eating plan. For these specific plans, foods like red meat, dairy products, and grains should be eliminated altogether. However, they can later be re-introduced and enjoyed in moderation as part of the regular GOLO Diet. Here are some of the foods that you should avoid on the GOLO Diet: Processed foods: potato chips, crackers, cookies, baked goods
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Read More »potato chips, crackers, cookies, baked goods Red meat: fatty cuts of beef, lamb, pork (for short-term diets only) fatty cuts of beef, lamb, pork (for short-term diets only) Sugar-sweetened beverages: soda, sports drinks, sweetened teas, vitamin waters, and juices soda, sports drinks, sweetened teas, vitamin waters, and juices Artificial sweeteners: aspartame, sucralose, saccharin Summary The GOLO Diet encourages whole foods and discourages processed foods, sugar-sweetened beverages, and artificial sweeteners. Sample meal plan Here’s a 1-week sample meal plan to help get you started on the GOLO Diet: Monday Breakfast: omelet with sautéed broccoli, apple slices, and olive oil omelet with sautéed broccoli, apple slices, and olive oil Lunch: grilled chicken with asparagus, couscous, and coconut oil grilled chicken with asparagus, couscous, and coconut oil Dinner: salmon with stir-fried veggies, boiled potatoes, and olive oil Tuesday Breakfast: scrambled eggs with steamed spinach, blueberries, and almonds scrambled eggs with steamed spinach, blueberries, and almonds Lunch: roast turkey with buckwheat, roasted bell peppers, and olive oil roast turkey with buckwheat, roasted bell peppers, and olive oil Dinner: broiled flounder with kale, walnuts, and grapes Wednesday Breakfast: hard-boiled eggs with overnight oats and chia seeds hard-boiled eggs with overnight oats and chia seeds Lunch: tuna salad with spinach, GOLO salad dressing, and an orange tuna salad with spinach, GOLO salad dressing, and an orange Dinner: roast beef with mashed potatoes, carrots, and olive oil Thursday Breakfast: omelet with grapefruit and walnuts omelet with grapefruit and walnuts Lunch: pork chops with yams, spinach, and almonds pork chops with yams, spinach, and almonds Dinner: pan-fried salmon with Brussels sprouts, olive oil, and fruit salad Friday Breakfast: poached eggs with sliced pears and pistachios poached eggs with sliced pears and pistachios Lunch: baked chicken with side salad, GOLO salad dressing, and apples baked chicken with side salad, GOLO salad dressing, and apples Dinner: beef-stuffed zucchini boats with coconut oil and tomatoes Saturday Breakfast: scrambled eggs with arugula, strawberries, and olive oil scrambled eggs with arugula, strawberries, and olive oil Lunch: baked cod with arugula, GOLO salad dressing, and chickpeas baked cod with arugula, GOLO salad dressing, and chickpeas Dinner: stir-fried beef with broccoli, walnuts, and quinoa Sunday Breakfast: hard-boiled eggs with sautéed zucchini, oatmeal, and hemp seeds hard-boiled eggs with sautéed zucchini, oatmeal, and hemp seeds Lunch: ground turkey with brown rice, tomatoes, and almonds ground turkey with brown rice, tomatoes, and almonds Dinner: chicken breast with green beans, sweet potatoes, and olive oil Summary A sample menu on the GOLO Diet includes a variety of whole foods from the four fuel groups — protein, carbs, vegetables and fats.
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