The Delight method

It is often discussed, but what exactly is the Ketogenic Diet, and is it suitable for everyone?

The VLCKD - Very Low-Calorie Ketogenic Diet is a specific type of dietary treatment created in the 1970s in the United States. It is an Olo-protein diet, meaning it consists almost entirely of proteins in the right amount. 

Over the years, this diet has earned the nickname "Food Liposuction" due to its remarkable fat-burning effects. 

This diet is not only suitable for cases of obesity and overweight but also, and especially, for cases of localized fat, as it helps maintain tissue tone and improve the appearance of cellulite. 

The VLCKD diet is based on a drastic reduction of carbohydrates and fats to generate and maintain a state of ketosis while ensuring a "physiological" protein intake that preserves lean mass. 

The diet is tailored to the specific needs of each patient, with a precise amount of protein determined to ensure the diet is neither hypoproteic (too few proteins compared to individual needs, which would cause muscle wasting) nor hyperproteic (too many proteins compared to individual needs, which would result in slower weight loss). 

Therefore, the diet will be normoproteic to ensure it is both effective and safe. The four stages of weight loss with the VLCKD diet are: strict diet, mixed diet, stabilization, and maintenance. 

The VLCKD diet is a true medical protocol, used for many years in specialized weight loss clinics, and its effectiveness is scientifically proven.

Did you know that it is your DNA and environmental factors that shape your daily life and determine your overall health?


Each of us has a genetic makeup (DNA) that determines eye and hair color, as well as the predisposition to certain diseases. However, health is not only determined by DNA but also by environmental factors, which account for 90 to 98% of the overall impact. This combination of factors is called epigenetics and, together with nutrition, influences our state of health.

Stress and pollution, environmental impacts from electromagnetic fields, and harmful chemicals: today, science offers us a new and revolutionary technology, S-Drive Cellwellbeing, which in just 15 minutes, through the analysis of the hair bulb, allows us to understand the supplements our cells need to live well and regenerate.

From vitamins and minerals to amino acids, essential fatty acids, and more, this technology helps us also identify the factors that may harm us. In just a few minutes and with great simplicity, we can gain valuable information for an integrated clinical approach, tailored to the individual’s specific needs.

Is it really possible to lose fat in the "right places," that is, in those areas where each of us tends to accumulate excess weight more easily? 

A positive answer comes from Cronomorfodieta, a dietary approach created several years ago by Dr. Massimo Spattini, a Specialist in Sports Medicine and Nutrition Science and Dietetics. 

According to the principles of Cronomorfodieta, it is possible to identify your physical structure or morphological biotype and adopt a diet and training specific to your individual characteristics.

This approach will not only help with general weight loss but also target fat loss in areas that are normally more resistant. Cronomorfodieta identifies four morphological biotypes: hyperlipogenic, hypolipolytic, mixed, and hypomixed.

To lose weight, it is important to focus on a diet specific to each morphotype, one that can modulate the secretion of hormones responsible for fat accumulation.