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High-protein diet reduces appetite
News@nature.com ^ | 5 September 2006 | Michael Hopkin

Posted on 09/05/2006 12:57:57 PM PDT by Mount Athos

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To: colorado tanker

With Atkins, the ketosis stage is just the first two weeks. I don't know why everyone thinks Atkins tells you to abandon all carbs. It does not.


61 posted on 09/05/2006 2:02:51 PM PDT by metesky ("Brethren, leave us go amongst them." Rev. Capt. Samuel Johnston Clayton - Ward Bond- The Searchers)
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To: frogjerk

Somehow, high protien puts a lot of stress on the kidneys and makes them work harder. I'm not sure what the mechanism is but I have a friend who constantly had to watch out for that when she did low carb.

I've found eating lots of veggies helps replace the wheat type carbs and helps control my appetite better. Keeps you regular, too, which is a problem on high protien diets.


62 posted on 09/05/2006 2:04:03 PM PDT by metmom (Welfare was never meant to be a career choice.)
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To: Mount Athos

""Prehistoric hunter-gatherers did not routinely live to be 80 years old," she points out."

Every now and then, one must feed the kitty.


63 posted on 09/05/2006 2:09:12 PM PDT by Old Professer (The critic writes with rapier pen, dips it twice, and writes again.)
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To: Fawn
"I believe that it's all about calories and exercise. You can eat 1200 calories of cheeze-its every day for a week and you will lose weight."

I think so too. Years ago I went on a diet of 1000 calories a day. For breakfast I had a can of chocolate Sego and a slice of Weight Watchers cherry pie. Basically it was a chocolate milkshake and a piece of pie. But it was only 350 calories. I spent my calories well and lost lots of weight.

64 posted on 09/05/2006 2:32:40 PM PDT by Hound of the Baskervilles (A)
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To: dfwgator

I just peuked up my lunch....thanks!!


65 posted on 09/05/2006 2:33:49 PM PDT by geezerwheezer (get up boys, we're burnin' daylight!!!)
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To: Mount Athos

bump


66 posted on 09/05/2006 2:37:53 PM PDT by VOA
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To: razzle

I'm a "fatty", as you call us and , yes, my weakness is carbs. I crave sugar. I went on Weight-watchers and lost 45 lbs. Then the sugar intake slowly increased and so did I. I never gained it ALL back though. I did learn a few things from WW that helps me, but it's a battle I have fought for years because I don't pay attention to what I'm putting in my mouth.
Nobody to blame but myself.


67 posted on 09/05/2006 3:03:22 PM PDT by sneakers (Freedom is the answer to the human condition)
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To: gaijin

I have always wondered about increasing protein by adding whey to various drinks/foods.

Also if fiber (lacking scientific term) "counteracts" carbs---the "net carbs" are determined by substracting the amount of fiber from the amount of carbs---why can't a regular carb-filled drink, such as orange juice, be made lower-net-carb by adding a soluble fiber, such as Benefiber?


68 posted on 09/05/2006 3:37:47 PM PDT by wouldntbprudent (If you can: Contribute more (babies) to the next generation of God-fearing American Patriots!)
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To: 100-Fold_Return

That's b/c the looney left views the Atkins diet as ALL ABOUT MEAT.

Meateaters are in the same category with breeders, in their view, and that ain't pretty.


69 posted on 09/05/2006 3:39:44 PM PDT by wouldntbprudent (If you can: Contribute more (babies) to the next generation of God-fearing American Patriots!)
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To: CajunConservative

You can't expect the drive-by media to actually read a book and understand the diet they are criticizing! And then for scientists to actually read the book rather than the drive-by media's summary of it!


70 posted on 09/05/2006 3:43:20 PM PDT by wouldntbprudent (If you can: Contribute more (babies) to the next generation of God-fearing American Patriots!)
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To: jennyjenny

Congratulations!


71 posted on 09/05/2006 3:44:53 PM PDT by wouldntbprudent (If you can: Contribute more (babies) to the next generation of God-fearing American Patriots!)
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To: wouldntbprudent
You could go that route (as I have many times), or you could simply use cheap psyllium husk fiber.

You will lose lots of weight.

Take care that you go long on the liquid, as otherwise you (or persons proximate) will suffer (your) gas.

72 posted on 09/05/2006 3:48:13 PM PDT by gaijin
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To: Mount Athos

Wow! There's so much in this article that's either completely wrong, or at least, biased misrepresentation, I don't know where to start!

"Don't know why the low carb, high protien diets work?" That's a doosey right there!

Mark

BTW, when I was on the Atkins diet, I was eating healthier than I ever had in my life before! Just because you CAN have saturated fats doesn't mean you MUST have saturated fats... And you can have carbs, just specific ones, in limited quantities.


73 posted on 09/05/2006 4:01:11 PM PDT by MarkL (When Kaylee says "No power in the `verse can stop me," it's cute. When River says it, it's scary!)
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To: Jedi Master Pikachu
Thing is, a lot of protein sources are loaded with artery blocking stuff. It is improbable that high-protein dieters are living on tofu and beans.

When I was on Atkins, I was eating primarily chicken or turkey (about 10 meals a week), then about equal amounts of fish and beef or lean pork (about 2 meals each a week). The #1 fat in my diet was olive oil.

Mark

74 posted on 09/05/2006 4:06:38 PM PDT by MarkL (When Kaylee says "No power in the `verse can stop me," it's cute. When River says it, it's scary!)
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To: 2Jedismom
One thing we never NEVER use is Crisco or margarine.

What!?!?!?! It's the best! Give me a can of crisco, a 5# bag of sugar, and a spoon!

YUM!

Mark

75 posted on 09/05/2006 4:08:10 PM PDT by MarkL (When Kaylee says "No power in the `verse can stop me," it's cute. When River says it, it's scary!)
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To: 2Jedismom
Your tag sure fits you. I have wondered what had happened to you. Hope all is well!
76 posted on 09/05/2006 4:27:39 PM PDT by Coldwater Creek ("Over there, over there, We won't be back 'til it's over Over there.")
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77 posted on 09/05/2006 4:29:03 PM PDT by Coldwater Creek ("Over there, over there, We won't be back 'til it's over Over there.")
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To: jennyjenny
I eat a much healthier diet on Atkins than I've ever eaten in my life of fresh vegetables, fruits and lean meat, fish and chicken. If I'm hungry, I eat. More importantly, I can stick to it. I've maintained the weight loss for a year, I've never felt better and my cholesterol numbers are great. And, I have the full support of my doctor who understands how this way of eating really works.

AMEN!!!! Preach it, sister!

78 posted on 09/05/2006 6:07:21 PM PDT by Tamar1973 (Don't argue with an idiot; people watching may not be able to tell the difference.)
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To: Tamar1973
Unfermented soy products are much worse for you than saturated fat.

Are you referring to isolated soy protein? How is that more dangerous than saturated fat? For that matter, why are unfermented soy products bad for you in the first place? Can you be more specific because your links are filled with misinformation?

And why is saturated fat, in moderation, bad for you?

79 posted on 09/05/2006 9:31:47 PM PDT by Mase
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To: Tamar1973
A close second is the copious use of corn syrup and high fructose corn syrup in just about everything

I don't see the copious use of corn syrup in our food supply but even if it was being used a great deal, what do you have against it? High fructose corn syrup has replaced sucrose over the past 30 years on a nearly one for one basis. Where there was once (or would be) sucrose there is now HFCS. HFCS is made up of the same two molecules as sucrose in almost identical proportions.

That hidden sugar and calories could blow just about any good diet

Nothing is hidden. The ingredients and nutritional information is printed clearly on the label. If you want to eliminate carbs from your diet, you should simply read the label.

80 posted on 09/05/2006 9:37:59 PM PDT by Mase
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