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To: Senator Pardek
Right, but that's not Atkins. They do it to fool their bodies, just like they change their lifting routines. Effective, perhaps - but not Atkins.

Ummmm, I would say that if they take it out of the Atkins book, its Atkins.

Ketosis (which Atkins diet seems to be) is recommended in some circumstances for various reasons. I know of one man (and he might be a freeper) that used the usual low fat diet and got to a point where he just could not lose any more body fat. Atkins diet was his cure. He's a powerlifter himself, but as a hobby, not by profession.

In the bodybuilding circle, ketosis dieting is often cycled utilizing various patterns such as 5 days on, 2 days off.

I fear that we may begin to split hairs here. I'm only recommending keeping an open mind WRT diet. I don't buy everything that the WHO recommends, that's all.

109 posted on 07/05/2002 8:03:59 PM PDT by meyer
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To: meyer
Exactly. It's a hardcore strategy - not to be used by the average shlub who wants to pare down his beer belly.
112 posted on 07/05/2002 8:06:44 PM PDT by Senator Pardek
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