I follow the diet strictly as it's outlined on Cabbage-Soup-Diet.com.
I make the soup according to the directions. I make it the night before and put it in single serving containers so I can grab them out of the fridge when I need them. Usually during the week I have to make this soup at least twice. Here is what I eat each of the seven days:
Day 1: All the fruits that I want, except bananas. I usually stuff myself with grapes and apples, as those are the only fruits I like. I also eat all the soup that I want.
Day 2: All the vegetables that I want, except for peas and corn. On this day I eat baby carrots and green beans. Again, not a big variety, but that's all I really like to eat. I also eat all the soup I want. At dinner, I am allowed a big baked potato with butter. And you can believe that I find the biggest baked potato and slather it in butter.
Day 3: All the fruit and vegetables I want. And of course, the soup.
Day 4: Up to eight bananas and eight glasses of skim milk, and all the soup that I want. They say this day is supposed to lessen my desire for sweets. This day is the hardest for me because eight bananas really isn't that much spread throughout the day. I usually plan this diet for day 4 to be on a day where I'm really busy at work and don't stop to think about food.
Day 5: Up to twenty ounces of beef and six fresh tomatoes. I don't like this day either because I hate tomatoes. I usually get some ground beef at the store and cook that with seasonings. After eating a whole package of beef, I am usually too full to even think about eating anything else. Also all the soup I want, but I'm usually sick of it by then, although I make sure I eat it at least once.
Day 6: As much beef and vegetables I like on this day. This day is much better than the last two because on this day I usually go to a steakhouse and get a nice thick steak with a bunch of vegetables on the side. I also make sure to again, have at least one bowl of soup. They say on days 5 and 6 you can substitute chicken or fish for the beef, but I have not tried that.
Day 7: Finally, the last day of this diet. Today I get all the brown rice, vegetables and soup that I want. Brown rice usually fills me up quickly so this day isn't too bad either.
As for beverages, I am usually drinking a lot of water and hot tea. At the end of this diet (and I have done it twice), I lost 10 lbs. each time during that week, for a total of 20 lbs. in less than a month. After the week is over, I am always focused enough to stay on track and not stuff my face with food.
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