Judy Mazel, the founder of the controversial Beverly Hills Diet, ... So, only one food group could be eaten at a time, and on the first 10 days of the program, dieters would eat nothing but fruit.

Food doesn't cause weight gain, according to Judy Mazel, creator of The Beverly Hills Diet, it's eating food in the wrong combinations that does it. ... Fruit basket - now £15.95

Beverly Hills Diet; Type of Diet: Combining foods in special ways to lose weight ... Foods You Eat on this Diet -; Mostly fruit

On the original diet, the dieter had 10 days of nothing but fruit to start-off the program. Not so on The New Beverly Hills Diet!

The Beverly Hills Diet is a combination diet that relies on specific chemical reactions within the body. ... For the most part you eat fruit by itself and never mix it with proteins. This way the

In 1981 Judy Mazel released the Beverly Hills Diet and a marketing juggernaut was born. ... Very low calories – about 800, but will vary as dieters have free access to fruit in during certain times.

The New Beverly Hills Diet centers on ... In The New Beverly Hills Diet, proteins go with proteins (and fats), carbohydrates go with carbohydrates (and fats), and fruit stands alone.

The Beverly Hills diet allows you to eat only fruit for several days, then only carbs, then protein, and prohibits mixing the types of food.

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Food and Fitness: Beverly Hills diet ... During the first 10 days of the diet, only fruit is permitted. On day 11 carbohydrates and butter are added; on day 19, protein is added.