Rosemary Conley's Kick-start Diet
Diet and fitness guru Rosemary Conley shows you how to boost your metabolism on this low GI (glycaemic index) low-fat diet. Full of slow release energy foods, you won't go hungry on this sensible 21-day diet.
What is it?
A 21-day diet plan by health and fitness expert Rosemary Conley designed to kick-start your metabolism and help you get in shape.
Once you've completed the two-week kick-start diet, there's another week-long plan where you're allowed more calories and more treats including alcohol. Followed correctly, the Kick-Start Low GI Diet could help you lose up to half a stone!
How does it work?
The foods on this diet are low GI (glycaemic index) which means they're digested slowly. Energy will be released steadily so you won't suffer from any after-lunch slumps that make snacking so tempting.
The Kick-Start Low GI Diet is low-fat and calorie controlled so you'll lose weight in a healthy way. In general, a low GI diet can also help prevent heart disease and cut your risk of developing diabetes.
Who is it good for?
People who like detailed diet meal plans to follow. People who tend to get sugar highs and lows as this will help even these out.
What are the drawbacks?
No alcohol or puddings are allowed in weeks one or two.



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margaret parris
just a quick question. could you possibly tell me why I cannot find rosemary conley meals at asda anymore? I do my shopping at asda Bolton-manchester and asda trafford park-manchester. I am very disappointed as they dont seem to sell them anymore. I really enjoy your meals and at the moment i am struggling really hard to try and loose half a stone that i gained at christmas. I am training most days at the gym and have given up chocolate during the week but to no success the weight is ust not shifting. Perhaps at the age of 45 it must get alot harder. Like most peope I dont have the time to cook in the evenings but i try my best not to have big or over fattening meals. I am aware of high fat foods and used to be obsessed with my fat intake,but as ive got older ive not taken it as serious as i used to do. So if there are any little tips you could give me i would be very grateful. and if you know of asdas reasons for not stocking your meals anymore please let me know and could you possibly let me know here else i could buy them. Hope to hear from you soon.
thanking you
MRS M PARRIS.