The 1:1 Diet otherwise known as The Cambridge Weight Plan replaces meals with shakes, soups and bars to help people cut and control calories. But critics say it's not always the healthiest or most ...

Now known as the 1:1 Diet, the Cambridge Diet kicks off with a 800-calorie phase made up of shakes, soups and bars that are (supposedly) designed to fulfil your daily nutritional requirements.

Now known as the 1:1 Diet, the Cambridge Diet kicks off with a 800-calorie phase made up of shakes, soups and bars that are (supposedly) designed to fulfil your daily nutritional requirements.

‘The Cambridge diet – which has been rebranded as the 1:1 diet – remains one of the most restrictive diets out there,’ says Hannah Alderson, registered nutritionist and hormone specialis ...

Three sisters have collectively lost a staggering 18 stone after following a simple diet together. They say their lives have ...

Well first things first the plan itself has a new name - The Cambridge Weight Plan is now known as 1:1 diet. Known colloquially as the Cambridge Diet for years, it aims to achieve rapid weight ...

In the present era, Cambridge diet has been reintroduced with a new name called 1:1 diet, highlighting the one-to-one relationship between the dieter and the diet counsellor. Cambridge diet works ...

Katie, who was on the waiting list for gastric sleeve surgery because of hypertension on the brain, was advised to lose weight to relieve her symptoms such as headaches and neck and back pain. Since ...

After reaching 350 pounds due to insomnia, steroids, and autoimmune issues, 50-year-old Donna McCaulsky lost 83 pounds in 18 months by choosing the 1:1 Diet over weight-loss surgery.

Earlier this month, the 1:1 Diet Cambridge Weight Plan held its 40th anniversary celebration, featuring an abundance of dancing, singing and smiles. Public figures, influencers, consultants and ...

The UK Lockdown Diet Report by The 1:1 Diet by Cambridge Weight Plan has revealed a troubling trend with increased alcohol intake (35%), comfort eating (24%) and lack of exercise (17%) being key ...