Low Carb will never die

"John" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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The low carb products might fade but I am convinced low carb is here to
stay.

Yes it is. The fad dieters are what is in decline.

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What will never go away is that these human bodies were never meant to

take

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in refined carbohydrates. That fact will never change. The incredible
improvement people feel when cutting out the junk will not go away either.

It has definitely helped me, and I will continue to eat this way.
Tom
210/180/180

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Tom wrote:
|| "John" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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||| The low carb products might fade but I am convinced low carb is
||| here to stay.
||
|| Yes it is. The fad dieters are what is in decline.

There will always be fad dieters...they just move from diet to diet with
little or no success. They define the term "fad diet."

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||| What will never go away is that these human bodies were never meant
||| to take in refined carbohydrates. That fact will never change.
||| The incredible improvement people feel when cutting out the junk
||| will not go away either.
||
|| It has definitely helped me, and I will continue to eat this way.
|| Tom
|| 210/180/180

I agree and good riddance to the products.

"John" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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The low carb products might fade but I am convinced low carb is here to
stay.

What will never go away is that these human bodies were never meant to
take
in refined carbohydrates. That fact will never change. The incredible
improvement people feel when cutting out the junk will not go away either.

It looks like all diets are being forgotten during the holiday season. Come
January they will be back. I can't think of anything that would be seized
upon as a new diet fad for January/February. I think low carb will have a
temporary resurgence.

Cubit
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Yes it is. The fad dieters are what is in decline.

"Tom" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"John" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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The low carb products might fade but I am convinced low carb is here to
stay.

Yes it is. The fad dieters are what is in decline.

Fad dieters will always be around. These are people looking for a quick
fix, and exactly the people that manufactuers of such producst as Cortislim
are targeting. "Take a pill and lose weight!" In general, these people are
too lazy to bother to learn about a diet and how it works, and then follow
the program.

Those of us who follow the low-carb lifestyle have seen it work, and even
though some of us have experienced stalls, we keep on it anyway. We
understand that the human body is a carb-burning machine, that it will store
excess carbs as fat, and burn that fat in the absence of sufficient carbs,
but will find ways to fuel the body from protein and fat if we eat enough of
those and limit the carbs.

For those of us who are still overweight, our bodies work against us. Our
bodies are designed to make the most of everything we put into our mouths
and conserve every calorie. In a sense, we have to outsmart our bodies.

"I agree and good riddance to the products."

Yeah, God forbid someone might like to buy LC ketchup, sweet pickels,
or a slice of low carb bread. Better they should be some kind of
purist kook like you who knows it all and winds up fatter than ever two
years from now.

Not to mention that these products are a godsend to diabetics.

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[email hidden] <[email hidden]> stated
| "I agree and good riddance to the products."
|
| Yeah, God forbid someone might like to buy LC ketchup, sweet pickels,
| or a slice of low carb bread. Better they should be some kind of
| purist kook like you who knows it all and winds up fatter than ever
| two years from now.

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|| "I agree and good riddance to the products."
||
|| Yeah, God forbid someone might like to buy LC ketchup, sweet pickels,
|| or a slice of low carb bread. Better they should be some kind of
|| purist kook like you who knows it all and winds up fatter than ever
|| two years from now.

There are definitely some GOOD LC products, but there is also lots of LC
junk. I'll keep buying the good ones and shun the bad ones (the IMO ones)

Bread is not low carb.

--
You take stupid to a new level. -- MFW

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"I agree and good riddance to the products."

Yeah, God forbid someone might like to buy LC ketchup, sweet pickels,
or a slice of low carb bread. Better they should be some kind of
purist kook like you who knows it all and winds up fatter than ever two
years from now.