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This seems to be the diet https://www.england.nhs.uk/diabetes/treatment-care/diabetes-remission/ https://www.england.nhs.uk/diabetes/treatment-care/diabetes-...

• nabla9 2y ago
  The food some VLCD (very low calorie diets) variant TDR (Total Diet Replacement) product. Any of them is OK if it's used by medical professionals. They 100% replace the daily diet with nutritionally balanced product that guarantees key vitamins, minerals, high quality protein, essential fats, fibre with just 800-900 kcal per day.
  • tmm84 2y ago
    I was wondering if the diet had the nutrition bits figured out. Vitamins, minerals and fatty acids along with fiber just seem very hard to fit into 800-900 kcals. I suspect they are either adding them in supplement form or the soup/shakes had the ingredients selected just so. Also, I wonder what the taste of the shakes/soups are like. If they taste horrible sticking with it may be difficult. Especially, if the person switching to this has a current habit of eating foods that are very salty, sweet or oily.