Liquid diet is a dietary plan containing no solid foods that is
normally prescribed for gastrointestinal illness or before/after mouth
or gastrointestinal surgery that will flush the bowels while decreasing
strain on digestive system. Proponents believe that fluids will cleanse
the system from impurities, including in the liver.
Liquid diet methods include clear liquid diet and full liquid diet.
Clear liquid diet only allows transparent liquid foods like clear fruit
juices, vegetable broth, clear gelatin desserts, or clear carbonated
drinks. Meanwhile full liquid diet allows both clear and opaque liquid
foods comprising milk, cream soup, milkshakes, puddings, ice cream,
smooth cooked cereals, fruit juices (without pulp), water, coffee and
clear carbonated beverages.
Liquid diets however are normally prescribed for medical purposes,
not specifically for weight loss. If you need to reduce calorie
associated with liquid diets, Mediterranean Diet is mostly recommended.
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