HEALTHY WEIGHT LOSS
The main idea behind the low-calorie diet is to support weight loss. It is aimed at individuals struggling with obesity or excess weight, who wish to lose weight under expert guidance.
The nutrition program of a low-calorie diet is based on a menu of products with a reduced glycemic index. The daily energetic value of meals is about 1,500 calories. Quick results come from a menu developed by specialists at the Sofra Health Institute in Mielno providing you with complete protein, healthy fats, fibre, enzymes, minerals, and vitamins.
Weight loss effects visible in a short time of dieting.
Weight loss frequently leads to reduced blood pressure.
Weight optimization supports efforts to overcome insulin resistance.
A low-calorie diet improves glycemia for individuals with type 2 diabetes.
One effect of the diet is the ability to reduce the medications used (with the doctor's approval).
HEALTH FIRST
A low-calorie diet is not recommended in every case. Contraindications include pregnancy and lactation, type 1 diabetes, pancreatic, liver, and kidney disease, celiac disease, and hyperthyroidism. It is also not suitable for children and adolescents. In these cases, we recommend a dietary consultation to select a different diet.