How to 'cheat' on your diet without ruining it
date:Dec 14, 2018
ong-term, and you don't need to cheat! Davis said.

But changing up a weight loss plan by incorporating whatever it is you desire to eat doesn't work for everyone. I'll say to clients, 'do you want to have one meal a week that you can enjoy and not have to worry about being on the plan?' A lot of my clients want it, but others don't want to go there. ...

They just want to stick to the plan, McKittrick said.

If you are really restrictive, on a 1,200-calorie diet, and you want to eat a little b
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