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carbohydrate consumption

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  1. Atkins diet and other low-carb diets are based on the theory
    that certain carbohydrates have a greater impact on blood
    sugar levels than others.

    So you count these carbs. They are the ones that matter.
    To figure out the net carb count of a food item, you need to
    identify the carbs that don't have a high impact -- those from
    fiber and sugar alcohol, and subtract that total from the
    overall carb count

    Just regulate your blood sugar levels (from carbohydrates)
    and you'll be able to better regulate your appetite... and
    your weight.

    Therefore, say Atkins diet proponents, the culprits are 
    carbohydrates and there is nothing wrong with eating as
    much meat as you want!

    What you should do is restrict  carbohydrate consumption,
    specially starchy foods such as bread, rice, corn etc...,
    except for what they consider as "good carbohydrates"
    such as high fiber vegetables (broccoli etc...)

    According to them, the energy we need should be taken
    from proteins, and sometimes fat, but as few carbohydrates
    as possible, hence the name: low carbohydrate diet..

  2. mattbma said:

    Atkins diet and other low-carb diets are based on the theory
    that certain carbohydrates have a greater impact on blood
    sugar levels than others.

    So you count these carbs.

    One-two-three-four-five...

    Pastorio

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