The kosher diet has nothing to do with gaining or losing weight. It simply means that whatever you eat is not forbidden by the Torah's kosher-laws. So within the scope of permitted foods, you can choose the healthier ones, and stick to reasonably-sized portions, or you could do the opposite.
Even when meat is customary, you can purchase a less-fatty cut, and have a small or medium portion. The same goes for the fried foods in Hanukkah - there is no required minimum. And in Passover, get plenty of vegetables with your matzah, instead of overeating on the matzah.
See also the Related Links.
Yes. However, like any other eating-style or nationality, a kosher diet may contain oil, fat, cholesterol, salt, sugar, and calories, in an amount greater than your needs. You have to read the nutrition labels carefully, and (if you want) join your local Jewish Community Center Fitness Program to help you lose weight.
You need to eat healthy and exercise. Diet pills will only mess up your metabolism.
State laws vary when it comes to purchasing over the counter medications and diet pills. In most states you will need to be 18 or older to purchase diet pills.
They can eat a kosher diet, and be slaughtered the kosher way.
Kosher, when dealing with food and diet, simply refers to rules for the preparation and consumption of food. It has no bearing on the quality of diet itself. As such, there is nothing intrinsically good or bad about a kosher diet in terms of health.
The general meaning for kosher is "clean/fit or proper" and if you relate this to the cabbage soup diet, yes it is kosher and can help you stay healthy.
Keeping kosher.
diet pills after expiration
Kids can't take diet pills
No diet pills work, so therefore no diet pill is the strongest
None. You just need a healthy diet
can you breastfeed and take diet pills! The short answer- NO WAY
How can I purchase the slim ball diet pills