The British Heart Foundation Diet (also known as the Greenlane diet) is a poor fad diet that has been circulating for many years. Please note that the British Heart Foundation has nothing to do with this diet whatsoever.
The diet has circulated in the form of a one page sheet that claims you can lose 10 pounds in 3 days. The diet has been popular in the UK - but its exact origins are unknown.
British Heart Foundation Diet Plan
This diet is not recommended
Breakfast
5 ’snax’ biscuits (dry crackers) 1 slice of cheddar cheese 1 small apple 1 cup black tea/coffee/water
Lunch
1 boiled egg 1 slice of dry toast 1 cup black tea/coffee/water
Dinner
1 cup of tuna 1 cup of beetroot 1 cup of cauliflower 1/2 melon 1/2 cup of diet vanilla ice-cream 1 cup black tea/coffee/water
The British Heart Foundation diet is a very low calorie diet (approx. 700 calories per day), and is often only used for a few days. It is unsustainable. The meal plan should not be undertaken for any length of time without medical supervision.
