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~ Holly McCord M.A. R.D. (Author) "Sweet and creamy and lusciously satisfying, ice cream is our number-one favorite dessert..." (more)
Key Phrases: similar frozen meal, crisp bread slices, ice cream nightcap, Ice Cream Diet, Cabot Light Vermont Cheddar, Can't Believe It's Not Butter Light (more...)
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YOU CAN EAT ICE CREAM- AND LOSE WEIGHT!Yes, it's true! New evidence shows that following THE ICE CREAM DIET can help you shed those unwanted pounds more effectively than other popular diets. Furthermore, the calcium found in ice cream helps reduce symptoms of PMS-such as bloating, cramps, and muscle tension-cuts your risk of colon cancer, and can even lower high blood pressure. So go ahead and have your milkshakes, hot fudge sundaes, and banana splits. With THE ICE CREAM DIET PLAN, you can drop the guilt and the weight!Discover:* 50 must-have recipes * A step-by-step diet you can follow-even when dining out * A fitness plan that produces visible results * Quick and easy meal plans AUTHORBIO: HOLLY McCORD, M.A., R.D. is a registered dietitian and nutrition editor for Prevention magazine. She writes a monthly column, "Nutrition News," and nutrition feature articles for the magazine. She is a member of the American Dietetic Association and has appeared as a guest on NBC's Weekend Today, the Fox News Channel, the TV Food Network, the Discovery Channel's Home Matters, Good Day New York, and National Public Radio. She is also the author of Win the Cholesterol War (Rodale, September 2001). Prevention, America's #1 Choice for Healthy Living, is the single most popular health magazine in the country and is the third most trusted source for health advice in the country, trailing only behind the doctor and pharmacist in authority.


About the Author

Holly McCord, M.A., R.D., is a registered dietitian and nutrition editor for Prevention magazine. She writes a monthly column, "Nutrition News," and nutrition feature articles for the magazine. She is a member of the American Dietetic Association and has appeared as a guest on NBC's Weekend Today, the Fox News Channel, the TV Food Network, the Discovery Channel's Home Matters, Good Day New York, and National Public Radio. She is also the author of The Peanut Butter Diet (St. Martin's Press), Win the Cholesterol War, and Win the Sugar War (Rodale).

Prevention, America's #1 Choice for Healthy Living is the single most popular health magazine in the country and is the third most trusted source for health advice in the country, trailing only behind the doctor and pharmacist in authority.

Product Details

  • Mass Market Paperback: 272 pages
  • Publisher: St. Martin's Paperbacks (July 7, 2002)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0312985487
  • ISBN-13: 978-0312985486
  • Product Dimensions: 6.7 x 4.2 x 0.7 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 4.8 ounces
  • Average Customer Review: 2.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (7 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.com Sales Rank: #885,533 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books)

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Sweet and creamy and lusciously satisfying, ice cream is our number-one favorite dessert. Read the first page
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similar frozen meal, crisp bread slices, ice cream nightcap, cup cold nonfat milk, whole wheat toast spread, slices romaine lettuce, teaspoon diet margarine, nonstick skillet sprayed, cups frozen chopped spinach, cup nonfat milk, cheese singles, unsweetened blueberries, calorie budget, other crackers, cup baby carrots, vanilla soy milk, cup mixed greens, ice cream every day, tablespoon chocolate syrup, diet calls, unsweetened raspberries, pan sprayed, cup raw vegetables, cup unsweetened applesauce, including ice cream
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Ice Cream Diet, Cabot Light Vermont Cheddar, Can't Believe It's Not Butter Light, Smart Beat Super Light, Reduced Fat Triscuits, Rocky Road, Milk Sharp Cheddar, Louis Rich Carving Board, Perdue Short Cuts, Green Mountain, National Institutes of Health, Ready Pac, Chocolate Peanut Butter, Egg Beaters, Jerry's Pistachio Pistachio, New York City, Dannon Light, Eggo Nutri-Grain, Fat-free Italian, Lait Mix, Lender's Refrigerated Honey Wheat Bagels, Mott's Natural Style Apple Sauce, United States, University of Tennessee, Veggie Delite
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5.0 out of 5 stars The Only Diet You'll Ever Need, January 5, 2003
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Whoever didn't like this book clearly didn't try it OR even actually read it.

I've tried diets for over 20 years: Grapefruit, Cambridge, SlimFast, Volumetrics (too complicated), Joy Bauer's 90/10 (too easy to overindulge), Barry Sears' Zone (got sick when it sent my body on a blood sugar roller coaster - HORRIBLE diet), Katahn's T-Zone (sensible but too much cooking), Larry North's Living Lean (FAR too much eating there), Picture Perfect Weight Loss (expensive and vegetarian), Richard Simmons' Food Mover (nice, heavy gadget), Dean Ornish's Eat More-Weigh Less (complicated and vegetarian), and countless others.

This one is sound, logical, and best of all, it's EASY. With barely any will power at all, I've been on it for about a month and even though I've strayed here and there, I've STILL managed to lose 5 pounds! It does everything it says it does and more.

It reduces PMS symptoms. I went from needing a sick day every month to not even needing a painkiller!

It boosts calcium and fiber. I can't remember the last time I had this much milk, fresh fruit and fresh vegetables.

It's flexible and easy. It gives guidelines for eating out: even frozen food and - gasp - fast food! And the meals are all quick and easy to make. (I hate diet books that have me spending 2 hours cooking dinner when I'm hungry.)

I found a few other benefits, too.

1) I learned about portions. It's amazing how much a REAL portion is. I was eating healthy and lowfat before this diet, but far too much and too often.

2) I saved money. There's so much good-to-eat stuff here, I cut my grocery bills by nearly 2/3: not buying all kinds of the usual traditional snack foods, convenience foods and other empty calories. Instead I buy produce which not only turns out to be cheaper, but this diet reuses a lot of what you buy on its suggested menus, so little or no food gets wasted. Or 'waisted.'

I can't recommend it enough. I keep a copy in my purse and one at home, and even bought copies for interested friends. It's the first time I've found a diet that was easy, fun, and even money-saving. I threw out all those other diet books. I got what I need in this little paperback.

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15 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Medically sound, but a waste of money, May 1, 2005
This is actually backed by scientific evidence. Go to www.webmd.com and type in "milk weight loss" in the search field and you'll find there's evidence to show that while calories count, making some of your calories dairy food can almost double the speed of your weight loss.

Don't buy this book, however, since I can sum it up for you right now:
1) Eat 1500 calories a day.
2) Make some of it ice cream.
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4.0 out of 5 stars The Ice Cream Diet by Holly McCord, M.A., R.D., October 26, 2002
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This is a wonderful book and a wonderful diet. It is the first diet I have been able to stick to! I feel absolutely great on the diet and am losing roughly a pound and a half per week, although the book states you may only lose half a pound per week.

The book starts out with an easy to understand explanation of why it is important to lose weight in the first place and then goes on to explain the particular benefits of calcium, especially calcium from food, not supplements. There is also mention made of the many servings of fruits and vegetables and the excellent amount of fiber included on this diet each day. The author then gets right down to business with a discussion of why low-calorie ice cream is the type to choose for this diet, with occasional splurges allowed, and includes a list of low-calorie ice creams to try. Even a brand of fudge brownie!! The amount of ice cream is not skimpy, either, a trick I looked for before I even bought the book. An easy method to scoop up exactly the correct amount of whatever type of ice cream you are eating follows, and then the meal plans (separate ones for men and women) are presented. Recipes including some non ice cream treats if you choose to spend the calories sans frozen stuff follow, and the text closes with a section on exercise. The book ends with a long list of many premium and low-calorie ice creams and their vitals.

The meal plans are very easy, very realistic and very good!! Anyone, no matter their kitchen skill, level of motivation or BUDGET can follow this plan!! There is something for everyone, including simply peanut butter and jelly sandwiches if that is what you want, and also included are directions for building your own meals and a list of fast-food and restaurant items. I find this the most user friendly diet I have come across.

The diet operates on a simple calories in versus calories out premise, which I suppose is out of fashion right now. But after several years of worrying about whether to carb or not to carb, am I in or out of ketosis, or should I just count fat grams, this diet is a pleasure!! And it works!!

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