Medical guidelines don’t include a diet low in carbohydrates
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#2Hey, buzzard, are you cloth-eared? Come on, look at hotchas here http://bit.ly/2cl5OQg
Re: Medical guidelines don’t include a diet low in carbohydrates
#3"This" being a low-carb diet. Even NYT stoops to click-baity headlines these days; what is the world coming to.
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#4I have been doing Keto for 3 months and lost 20kg without any exercise at all.
Re: Medical guidelines don’t include a diet low in carbohydrates
#5"This" being a low-carb diet. Even NYT stoops to click-baity headlines these days; what is the world coming to.
if the content of the article is valid then getting the most people to read it seems like a good objective.
If Clickbait helps, why not?
Re: Medical guidelines don’t include a diet low in carbohydrates
#6Or if you really need surgery get it done for about a third of that price at a hospital that's probably done more than any other.[1]
[1] http://medicaltravelsite.com/blog/gastric-banding-at-yanhee-...
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#7I have been doing Keto for 3 months and lost 20kg without any exercise at all.
I have been doing a very flexible diet using low carb, high fat as guidelines for the last 6 years and I lost so far 16kg. No ups and downs, just a slow process of down-stable-down-stable...
It is incredible when you have the right knowledge to make your own right decisions (i.e., know that low fat diets are BS).
Re: Medical guidelines don’t include a diet low in carbohydrates
#8"This" being a low-carb diet. Even NYT stoops to click-baity headlines these days; what is the world coming to.
if the content of the article is valid then getting the most people to read it seems like a good objective. If Clickbait helps, why not?
Because a headline is meant to let the reader decide if it's worth reading. The newspaper doesn't get to make that call via. trickery.
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#9Enough with this dumb Paleo stupidity. Sure you lose weight temporarily. But its not sustainable and greatly reduces your chances of... being alive.
Whole-foods plant-based - I know its boring, but there are decades of science behind it. Eat your greens.
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#10Thank the "low-fat/fat-free" craze for that.
Associating dietary fat with body fat has been one of the worse mistakes in "nutrition" in the past decades.
Now most "low-fat" food has added carbs to deal with the loss of consistency. And even regular foods (especially in the US) have added sugar.