The goal of Dillard Diet^TM is not to make you thin or skinny, the goal is to make you healthy.

If you follow the program you should achieve a healthier, thinner, more toned physique. When you graduate from the program you should have a metabolism that will naturally require additional calories per day to support your newly acquired muscle mass. The program does not support bulking of muscle, rather it’s purpose is to tone muscle and burn body fat creating a healthier you. As you go through the weeks in the program you should pay attention to the inches you lose not the pounds. Pay attention to your waist and your behind, as your pants become too big for you, you will know you are on track in the program.

POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS

Ladies be prepared to have one week a month where your weight loss will slow due to fluid retention from hormonal changes. Don’t despair, the next week the fluid will be gone and additional weight loss should be noted. Your menstruation may come early or post menopausal women may spot and hair loss can sometimes be noted. These are findings associated with large fat loss.

Actual weight loss will eventually slow for everyone as eventually you will have less fat to burn and you will be toning muscle. In this stage pay attention to your clothing sizes as you will still be losing inches and you will still be achieving your goal of a healthier more attractive physique.

Lack of energy, feeling easily fatigued, light-headedness or headache. This is typically the result of you being too heavily into ketosis. Should this occur, it is corrected by eating fruit products from the list in your packet.
At any stage of the diet, should this occur, you should add two additional servings of fruit per day.

Constipation. Drink the recommended amount of water each day. If this is still a problem an over the counter stool softener like Colace twice a day may help. If not, use Dulcolax, Ex-Lax, or Correctol to achieve the necessary results. The addition of natural fiber such as ½ a mango, sweet potato, or legumes as part of your intake may also help. A cup of hot water with juice of 1 lemon in the morning may also be helpful. Avoid liquid laxatives.

Nausea or queasiness. Drink a large glass of water with your products and eat three times per day at least. Skipping meals will slow metabolism and subsequently will slow weight loss. Grazing will help with nausea or queasiness between meals.

If you have a question please refer to the FAQ Section of the web site or email to Dr. Dillard.

If you have a medical condition, consult your physician!

Medical Disclaimer:

Every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in our publications and on our Web site is complete and accurate. We are not engaged in rendering professional advice or services to the individual member. The ideas, procedures and suggestions contained in our publications and on our Web site are not intended as a substitute for consulting with your physician. All matters regarding health require medical supervision.

Each person’s health needs are unique. To obtain recommendations appropriate to your particular situation, please consult a qualified health care provider. Dillard Diet shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss, damage, or injury caused or alleged to be caused by the information contained in any of our publications or on our Web site.

If you are on any hypertensive or diabetic medication weight loss can dramatically alter the need for and/or the dosing of these particular medications. Individuals on these medications are advised to follow closely with their primary care provider for assistance in reducing and/or discontinuing the same.

Please note: The information contained on the web site and in the written information is not intended to diagnose or prescribe any form of treatment. Never embark on any exercise or weight loss program without first consulting your medical practitioner.

Customer Bill of Rights

WARNING: Rapid weight loss may cause serious health problems. Rapid weight loss is considered 1.5 to 2 pounds per week or weight loss of more than one percent of body weight per week after the second week of participation in a weight loss program.

Consult your physician before starting any weight loss program.

Only permanent lifestyles changes, such as making healthful food choices and increasing 
physical activity, promote long-term weight loss. Qualifications of this provider available upon request.

You have the right to:

• Ask questions about the potential health risk of this program and its nutritional content, physiological support and educational components
• Receive an itemized statement of the actual or estimated price of the weight loss program, including extra products, services, supplements, examinations and laboratory tests.
• Know the actual or estimated length of the program.
• Know the name, address and qualifications of the dietitian or nutritionist who has reviewed and approved the weight loss program, according to s.468.505(1)(j), Florida statutes.