For obese people, hope this helps.

[Xerxes]

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[EL Mariachi]

the obese squadfather should defenitely try this soup

[hipolito mejia]

I don't understand the fixation with obese and gay people in a bb..board..

[bigbobs]

I think I'm going to try to make that soup--I wonder how it is...If you eat lots of protein and substitute most of your carbs for that soup you could probably get pretty lean.

[Always Sore]

The Sacred Heart Diet is a fad diet that has been circulating for many years. The diet was supposedly thought to come from the cardiology department at Sacred Heart Memorial Hospital where it was used for overweight heart patients. However, like most of these diets - this is an urban myth.

The Sacred Heart Diet has been called a number of different names (such as the Spokane Heart Diet, the Cleveland Clinic Diet, Sacred Heart Memorial Hospital Diet and the Miami Heart Institute Diet). The diet also bears a striking resemblance to the cabbage soup diet.

Background of the Diet
The Sacred Heart diet is a soup-based diet, and claims that you will lose 10-17 pounds in the first week. This may be true, but most of the weight will tend to be water - and will be gained right back very soon after the diet.

This diet is very clearly an unsustainable fad diet, but is not as nutritionally unsound as similar diets. Most of these diets claim some magical fat-burning science is involved, or that there is something special about the combination of foods. This is simply untrue - it is nothing more complex than a reduction in calories!

7 Day Diet Plan
This diet is not recommended
The Sacred Heart Hospital in Montreal Canada (Hôpital Sacre Coeur) issued a press release in 2004 stating that "no nutritionist at the Hospital took part in the development of this diet" (ref - French).
The American Heart Association have claimed that the diet is phony (ref).
The Sacred Heart Medical Center also disclaim any association with the diet (ref).

[gordiano]

I don't understand the fixation with obese and gay people in a bb..board..

Or the fixation of some schmoes and women that look like men, sporting a 3" penoris.......

[canadaphiliac]

The Sacred Heart Diet is a fad diet that has been circulating for many years. The diet was supposedly thought to come from the cardiology department at Sacred Heart Memorial Hospital where it was used for overweight heart patients. However, like most of these diets - this is an urban myth.

The Sacred Heart Diet has been called a number of different names (such as the Spokane Heart Diet, the Cleveland Clinic Diet, Sacred Heart Memorial Hospital Diet and the Miami Heart Institute Diet). The diet also bears a striking resemblance to the cabbage soup diet.

Background of the Diet
The Sacred Heart diet is a soup-based diet, and claims that you will lose 10-17 pounds in the first week. This may be true, but most of the weight will tend to be water - and will be gained right back very soon after the diet.

This diet is very clearly an unsustainable fad diet, but is not as nutritionally unsound as similar diets. Most of these diets claim some magical fat-burning science is involved, or that there is something special about the combination of foods. This is simply untrue - it is nothing more complex than a reduction in calories!

7 Day Diet Plan
This diet is not recommended
The Sacred Heart Hospital in Montreal Canada (Hôpital Sacre Coeur) issued a press release in 2004 stating that "no nutritionist at the Hospital took part in the development of this diet" (ref - French).
The American Heart Association have claimed that the diet is phony (ref).
The Sacred Heart Medical Center also disclaim any association with the diet (ref).

For a second I thought Sacred Heart Memorial Hospital from Scrubs.

[dseiler]

I remember trying to choke that one down. It was downright nasty. We even tired blending it...and we would dry heave like it was a Barbarian bros tuna shake.

[Trev.D]

shut it with "i hope this helps " after a claim ......i hope this helps....lol

[Cara from MD]

Oh boy the old cabbage soup diet...I did that when I was a teenager (a long time ago in a galaxy far far away).  That soup is dreadful.  If I want a high protein low carb/low fat soup I make chicken soup.  Skinless chicken breasts (they have a little fat on them, leave it on to flavor the soup), carrots, celery, leeks, an onion, parsnips, a turnip/rutabega, salt/pepper, parsley/dill.  Clean and chop and throw in a big pot.  Fill with water.  Heat to boiling (it will take a while), then let it simmer for like 3 hours on loooowwww heat.  Only drawback is it does need a lot of salt.  But it's a convenient way to have lunch every day for a week, and get really full and eat lots of veggies.  And that's a lower-fat version of my Russian grandmother's chicken soup.

[Always Sore]

For a second I thought Sacred Heart Memorial Hospital from Scrubs.

That was my first thought and why I googled it... Love scrubs.

[Ari_gold]

See, we do care for fat/obese people, at United against all fat fucks we want to help to fat people lose weight and have fun in life...

[EL Mariachi]

bast would make a good chicken-soup.