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Fad diets come and go with new versions out every week. Many of them are big on promises and
small on delivery. So what's a person to do? I for one have spent way too much money on the
latest greatest diet plans over the years.
If a friend tells me they've lost a lot of weight on a diet and says how great it is I try it, only to find
myself bloated, tired, grumpy or hungry all of the time. Then another friend will recommend a
different diet and I'm right there, ready to try that one too.
It seems what works for one person, doesn't necessarily work for another. But short of spending a
fortune on diet plans, how do you know what will work best for you?
Well for starters, you put your wallet away and take a common sense approach to the problem.
Basically, there are three and only three diet versions out there. They have different names and
different menu types, but they all fall into one of these three categories.
The Low Fat Diet. This would include most of your calorie counting diets, Weight Watchers, DASH
and the Ornish diet. These diets reduce calories and the amount of fat you take in; which is a very
sound plan. But remember, there are only three types of food - proteins, fats and carbohydrates.
When you reduce the fat in a diet, you have to raise one or both of the other two types of food.
And because raising the amount of protein usually raises the fat level too, most low-fat diets are
high in carbohydrates.
The Low Carbohydrate Diet. This diet would include diets such as the Atkins Diet and The South
Beach Diet. These diets increase the amount of protein you take in and lower the carbohydrates.
But just like the Low Fat Diet, when you reduce the amount of one type food from a diet, you are
going to raise another. When you reduce the amount of carbohydrates in your diet, you usually
end up with more fat.
And the third type diet is something in between. We'll call it a T'ween diet. This type diet includes
the Mediterranean Diet, the G.I. Diet (Glycemic Index Diet), the Idiot Proof Diet and the Zone Diet.
These diets reduce the amount of fat in the diet and get rid of simple carbohydrates while
replacing them with fewer, but more complex carbohydrates.
And while it would be tempting to make a blanket statement that the T'ween diet would come
closer to being the perfect diet for most people (and I do believe these diets are better for more
dieters than the other two), not all dieters respond the same to all diets.
So if you're ready to find the last diet you'll ever need, you need to first decide which of these three

2. diet versions is best for your body type. But once again, how do you determine what type is best
for you?
If you'd like to know how to determine the right diet version for your body type, go to Top10-
Diets.com. We have answers for all your weight loss and diet concerns.
B.J.Gordey is the owner of Top10-Diets and editor of the Top 10 Diet's Blog.
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