Re:Why Food Addiction Is Deadlier Than Drinking (2011)
by joecool1029 on Monday May 30, 2016 @01:25PM
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> dangerous low carb diet
Oh please. If it didn't work for you thats fine. Don't go spreading baseless FUD.
Re:Why Food Addiction Is Deadlier Than Drinking (2011)
by xiphias on Monday May 30, 2016 @03:49PM
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If it works for you, the question is for how many years can you do it without falling back (increasing your carb intake)?
I seriously believe that I wouldn't be able to live a happy life on a low-carb diet (let's say 30-60 years), but leaving a few unhealthy ingredients out to keep my glucose and cholesterol levels in check is not a problem (as long as I'm not hungry)
Re:Why Food Addiction Is Deadlier Than Drinking (2011)
by teslabox on Monday May 30, 2016 @05:49AM
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> After going through a lot of pub-med researches about decreasing my blood triglyceride levels, I found out that I have to get rid of sugar and saturated fat completely, and eat foods with low glycemic index.
I'm doing basically the opposite - I avoid polyunsaturated oils as much as possible, and prefer simple sugars (fruit juices) over starches. I'm starting to sleep much better, which I think is a good sign, for me.
Now I'm eating eggs without the yolks, red lentils (very easy to make) and falafel (fried in the oven), and my triglycerid levels and weight are changing without me trying to binge at all.