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three-day, step-by-step plan with four days of eating “normal food.” In addition, it claims that an entire month of this “three-days-on, fourdays-ofF’ diet can result in a 40pound weight loss. The diet is structured on a daily intake of approximately 1,000 calories. About 45 percent of the daily intake is fat found in its generous allowance of hot dogs, ice cream and cheese.
The American Heart Association, which has received approximately 50 telephone calls to offices statewide in recent months about the bogus diet, recommends that normal, healthy adults follow these medically proven dietary guidelines:
1. Total fat intake should be less than 30 percent of calories.
2. Cholesterol intake should be less than 100 mg. per 1,000 calories,
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