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very low-calorie diets  

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  • A very low-calorie diet (VLCD) is one that, as its name suggests, is extremely low in calories, lower than is generally required by adult humans. While all diets typically restrict calories, a VLCD is one that restricts patients to 800 or less kilocalories per day. [Source: Encyclopedia of Obesity; Very Low-Calorie Diets]

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