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Weight Loss Forum / Low Carb / April 2005hi... anyone else here on a zero carb diet ?
hi... anyone else here on a zero carb diet ? that was it really. just interested... )  SignatureBob It is almost impossible to do. Are you serious? > hi... anyone else here on a zero carb diet ? > > that was it really. just interested... ) ZERO carbs? Wow, and I thought Atkins was extreme. > hi... anyone else here on a zero carb diet ? > > that was it really. just interested... ) > ZERO carbs? Wow, and I thought Atkins was extreme. Atkins is only extreme for two weeks. Bob says he's a type l diabetic, and he's trying to minimize his need for insulin while controlling his blood glucose. He seems to prefer his carbs in liquid, fermented form. Susan <snip> > He seems to prefer his carbs in liquid, fermented form. > > Susan Me too, actually. I can't wait until OWL and I can have my first shot of vodka, or light beer. Mmmmmm. > <snip> > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Me too, actually. I can't wait until OWL and I can have my first shot > of vodka, or light beer. Mmmmmm. You'll like Bob. :-) Susan > hi... anyone else here on a zero carb diet ? No, and n or are you. > that was it really. just interested... ) pat Dave Draper and some of his fans have been known to go on a tuna-and-water diet for weeks at a time. I personally don't care for tuna that much. SignatureEat less, exercise more. -- MFW -- > hi... anyone else here on a zero carb diet ? > > that was it really. just interested... ) Which zero carb diet is that, precisely? TC > hi... anyone else here on a zero carb diet ? > > that was it really. just interested... ) Could be done, but will hurt your health. First, one must analyze what we must eat in order to be healthy. 1. Water -> No carb 2. Multi-Vitamin & Mineral & Metal Tablets -> contains some carb(almost zero) 3. Fat -> some MIGHT be converted to carb 4. Protein -> excess protein(exceed body's need) will be converted to carb 5. Psyllium husk fiber(or any other fiber) -> it is carb(not almost zero, but single digit carb) If you define your "Carb" as "Carb Foods minus above 5 items", the answer is yes, you can eat zero carb food and still be healthy. On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 22:42:41 +0000 (UTC), "Bob..............................(with thanks to privacy.net)" <me@privacy.net> wrote: =>hi... anyone else here on a zero carb diet ? => => that was it really. just interested... ) |
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