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Default Low carb diet and heart disease...

In article >,
(Dan Abel) wrote:

> In article >, Katra
> > wrote:
>
>
> > Thing is, new evidence shows how a low fat, high carb diet is killing
> > people. I've known several myself that went on that type of diet at the
> > recommendation of their personal physicians that ended up having to go
> > on statins (which are very hard on the liver) because the diet changes
> > DID NOT WORK!!!

>
>
> In my opinion, any time you see the word "high" in front of a food type
> that has lots of calories, you are talking about a diet for those who need
> to gain weight. High carb, high fat and high protein diets are not going
> to work (although sometimes a high protein diet can mess you up enough
> that you lose weight, but I'd rather go on statins first) if you are
> looking to lose weight.
>
>
> For my second opinion, I think that whether a diet works well for a person
> depends more on psychology than anything else. If Atkins or some
> variation works well for you, that's great. That doesn't mean it will
> work well for someone else.
>
>
> Personally, I lose weight by consciously eating more food. At first I
> thought that a little self-control in eating less would work. I found
> that I *had* no self-control. Attempting to eat less just meant that I
> ate more of the high calorie stuff. So, I switched to eating more. I
> would fill my plate with plain vegies and have extra servings of salad.
> By filling my stomach like this, I could more easily resist the temptation
> to take another serving of the high calorie main dish.
>
> --
> Dan Abel
> Sonoma State University


Hi fiber diet... :-) Similar to what I do with the Greenwhich diet.
It's still low carb!

Then there is the whole concept of "negative calorie foods".
Digestion and metabolic processes DO burn calories, so foods that are
low in calories and high in fiber and water, (and are very filling) tend
to burn more calories to digest and process than they have in them.

Lettuce, Bok Choy, Cabbage (and related veggies) are good "bulk" fillers
for the tummy.

K.

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