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This is probably the worst site to ask. The replies will range from Soylent to Doritos to vegan without much moderate voices in between. A lot of insurance pl
by stusmall 9y ago
This is probably the worst site to ask. The replies will range from Soylent to Doritos to vegan without much moderate voices in between. A lot of insurance plans will completely cover a visit to a nutritionist or talk to your GP. Don't listen to the fads and hysteria on the internet that offer diets that are simple to describe but hard to live by.
- Broken_Hippo 9y agoI'd like to emphasis the bit about fad diets. My own personal rule of thumb is to not try any diet that I couldn't keep up for 10 years. Especially if the diet cuts out some of your favorite foods. This cuts out a lot of them. My main exception to this is anything health related (diabetes, allergies, etc), but at that point you've already talked to the GP. Otherwise, you don't have a diagnosis or confirmed medical condition.