The 95-page manual provided with Isobel De Los Rios’s diet system is packed with information on what kinds of food you should eat if you wish to lose weight. However, the bottom line with this, as with any diet, is that it needs willpower, something which many people lack. This is why they became overweight in the first place. There is also a tendency for anyone with a problem to think that spending money will magically alter things without the need for further action. With this, as with any other system, it will take hard work over time to see results.
Much may be read on the Internet about this diet, and typically, a Diet Solution Program review will be enthusiastic. De Los Rios claims that 30,000 people have lost weight using her manual, which treats the dieter as an individual and starts by identifying which of three metabolic types he or she falls into. The rest of the diet, including approved or forbidden foods, meal plans, and eating tips, are all designed around this type.
The ideal scenario is one where the dieter discovers the diet, learns to do it properly, and sticks to it for life with continuing health and fitness benefits. However, as we know, overweight people got that way because of their large appetites for unhealthy foods and their lack of willpower, so can this really work? Can a fat- and sugar-addicted, 250-pound person really change his ways for life and never be tempted back to fast food, candy, and cookies?
No one can promise this, but Isobel does what she can, which is to provide the tools and techniques for anyone seriously wanting to lose weight. The rest is up to the dieter. One reviewer said that the resources she provides are easy to read and simple to use, and some have lost significant amounts of weight. They have also felt better and looked better, according to their own accounts. They say that when they started eating the right sort of foods for their body type, they also lost other symptoms such as fatigue and bloating.
For the $47 fee you also get an exercise and diet success journal, a self-motivational tool that will help you keep track of what you have achieved which must be one of the most useful tools the system provides. There is no motivation like success, as any dieter who gained a pound or five and then fell into the cookie jar will tell you. As the system works through a sustained lifestyle change, weight loss may be slow, so the dieter will need all the motivation he or she can get. With the plan including three meals a day plus snacks in between, hunger is not likely to be a prime cause of failure.