1 posted on
11/12/2003 4:38:02 PM PST by
SJackson
To: SJackson
A bunch of hyperbole for those who really care nothing about nutrition.
2 posted on
11/12/2003 4:41:19 PM PST by
JmyBryan
To: SJackson
Since I have been on Atkins my sugar has been so well under control, enough that the doctor took me off of insulin. My blood test was great and so was my cholesterol even though I have been eating only butter. I found a bread the has 3gram of carbs per slice and just had a grilled ham and cheese sandwich and it was delicious. The bread makers only have to start providing bread with lower carb counts.
3 posted on
11/12/2003 4:52:27 PM PST by
RJayneJ
To: SJackson
The Good Book says, "Man does not live by bread alone."
I don't know about man, but I know I sure could-- esp. if we're talking about a straight-from-the oven-crunchy-loaf of Italian bread.
4 posted on
11/12/2003 4:52:52 PM PST by
yankeedame
("Oh, I can take it but I'd much rather dish it out.")
To: SJackson
Bread is unhealthy, and I have posted that here in the past.
Humans did not evolve to eat bread.
To: SJackson
They were interviewing bakers who were wondering what to do to revive sales. Maybe create a low-carb bread?
7 posted on
11/12/2003 5:11:50 PM PST by
Brett66
To: SJackson
One veterinarian I chatted with about the diet wondered what happens to people's livers when they're on the Atkins diet for long periods of time. He knows what happens to cows that eat too much protein and not enough roughage. I guess cows can't take fiber pills.
To: SJackson
Atkins bump
13 posted on
11/12/2003 6:43:46 PM PST by
conservcalgal
((I've been here since 1967 and I'm not leaving!!!!!!!))
To: SJackson
Everyone's metabolism is different and you need to find the diet that suits you best. I personally lost almost 80 pounds on Weight Wachers and plenty of exercise. At the same time I don't believe that I could have lost the same amount on Atkins, plus totally cutting out carbs is a little unnatural. Carbs are a very important part of your diet and just need to be consumed cautiously, which I know is hard to do. I'm guessing that I shall be excoriated for this belief.
15 posted on
11/12/2003 6:57:26 PM PST by
Brainhose
(THINK OF THE KITTENS!)
To: SJackson
So what the author is trying to say, in her own talking-chimp kind of way, is that as science advances, we find out that what we once believed isn't true, and we form new hypotheses?
This wins the Duh of the Day award.
32 posted on
12/31/2003 9:50:45 AM PST by
Xenalyte
(I may not agree with your bumper sticker, but I'll defend to the death your right to stick it)
To: SJackson
I would add that after three months of lowering my once-considerable carb intake, I am now back in my size 10 clothes. Give me one more month and I'll be an 8 again!
33 posted on
12/31/2003 9:51:22 AM PST by
Xenalyte
(I may not agree with your bumper sticker, but I'll defend to the death your right to stick it)
To: SJackson
Nutrition is very simple.
Eat whole grains for carbs, reduce the following as much as possible: fats, sugars, salt, caffeine and alcohol AND exercise regularly. You will lead a longer and happier life.
Atkins diets and all other fads prey upon the weak and gullible.
Stick with the basics.
/didactics
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