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Banta Diet General FAQ



Q: What does "Banta" mean?
The first low carbohydrate diet book ever was written in 1863 by William Banting (1796-1878.) Banting's Letter on Corpulence Addressed to the Public had such a big impact on health conscious audience of his time that 'banting' became a term meaning 'dieting' and a new English word occurred: the verb 'to bant' or 'to diet.' Though forgotten elsewhere, in Sweden, 'banting' is the word for 'dieting' as you read this.
    'Att banta' still means 'to diet' or, as it used to be in Banting’s time, 'to bant'

    'Jag bantar' = 'I am banting.'

Q: What is Fat Burning Index?
The Fat Burning Index estimates whether a food or meal will switch on a fat burning or fat storing process in your body. To lose body fat, you should eat foods with Fat Burning Index greater than 1.5.

Q: Will Banta Diet weight loss program work for me?
Banta Diet works for 92% of all who follow our simple instructions and provide weekly feedback. For the rest we have a few tweaks and modifications that have proven to be very successful.

Q: How long until I see results?
A: Some people notice results within the first few days. Most report results after about a week, but it all depends. Think about the years to come when you will be enjoying your improved body.


Q: What shall I eat after I reach my weight loss goal?
Food choices are permanently expanded through flexible planning with feedback. Our weekly plans are flexible, with each plan based on the previous week's results. The healthy way of eating and exercising we gradually develop for you is as unique as your body and lifestyle.