Health
& Fitness |
November issue 2003
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Eat right - Diet watch
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The
Diet: Novo from Immogenics (£350).
The Promise: 'To reduce weight, without reducing calorie intake,
by measuring inflammatory response to foods.'
How it Works: A blood analysis measures your inflammatory response
to over 100 foods. This leads to a bespoke diet programme based on
eliminating foods you react to - foods which supposedly impact on
your ability to convert stored fat to energy.
Best Part: 'Eating normal portions while still losing weight,' says
tester Annalie Cook, 28, from Macclesfield. 'I also had lots of energy
and virtually no wind!'
Worst part: 'Cutting out some of my favourite foods, such as coffee,
tomatoes and milk.'
Expert Verdict: "This diet has nutty nutritional claims
such as 'bespoke tailoring', that capitalise on everyone's physiology
being different,"
says dietician Catherine Collins. "I remain to be convinced by it."
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