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To: Senator Pardek
Aitkins worked for me.

I've a bad back, and other problems that limit the amount of exercise I can do. Yet, with a slightly modified Aitkins diet I've lost and kept off about 20 lbs for the last 18 months. This is after about 20 years of being about 20-30 lbs overweight.

I used to need to eat something every two hours, but now can skip lunch without noticing it when work gets busy.

I've gone through a complete physical lately and no flags like a jump in cholesterol were noted.

Now, I also didn't see where there was any line in the Aitkins method that suggested shoving fat down your throat. It did say that when hungry, fat was a 'free' food, not subject to any limits. If someone has reached the point where they can't eat any more, but are still stuffing their mouth, maybe a diet change isn't all that is needed and a shrink should be called.

26 posted on 07/05/2002 6:35:20 PM PDT by slowhandluke
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To: slowhandluke
If you take away the high carbohydrate diet abomination, that subset of those who are genetically incapable of becoming overweight and are also insufferable prigs will not have anyone to whom they can condescend.
33 posted on 07/05/2002 6:49:00 PM PDT by Stentor
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