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  • Carbs: The Good, The Bad, And The Healthy



    Carbs are a part of nearly every dieter's vocabulary. A number of diets are famous for fighting carb consumption. But you should know that not every carbohydrate is created alike. While it is true that you can lose weight by cutting carbs, carbs are


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  • Dont Eat Fat! Dont Eat Carbs! What Can We Eat?



    You've heard the advice of the popular weight loss diets. Cut the fat! Cut the carbs! Cut the calories! Eat a balanced diet! But how can you cut though all of the confusion, and eat a diet that's balanced and healthy? Here's the advice from


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  • A Low Carb Foods List For Your Kitchen



    Well, the jury is still out regarding whether a low carbohydrate diet is safe or not, though every year the proponents of certain pro-protein, anti-carb diets are getting sued. This is not to say that these low or no-carb diets are wrong, but the opposite may be true


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Low Carb Diet Terms:
  • Diet patches - patches which are worn on the skin, have not been proven to be safe or effective by the FDA.
  • Junk food - any food that is perceived to be unhealthy and has low or poor nutritional value, which may include hamburgers, candy, soda, potato chips and french fries.
  • Rice Diet - unrelated to rice, this is a low fat, low salt weight loss diet sometimes known as the Duke University Rice Diet. It includes healthy eating (fruits, grains, beans, vegetables, olive oil, non fat dairy and lean meat), walking, and personal time.
  • Overeating - the persistent consumption of excess food in relation to the energy that the person expends, leading to weight gain and often to obesity.
  • Appetite - the desire to eat food, felt as hunger.
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