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Date Posted: 11:36:51 05/25/04 Tue
Author: Alice
Author Host/IP: ip66-107-38-43.z38-107-66.customer.algx.net / 66.107.38.43
Subject: Re: low carbs
In reply to: Kyla 's message, "Re: low carbs" on 13:19:17 05/15/04 Sat

What you have to remember Isabelle, is that you eat carbs, yes, but in miniscule amounts. I think Americans don't have the slightest clue about portions and eating things that don't come in wrappers. So this diet is completely dreary, dull, and unpalatable, so they eat less. I have to watch my carbs since I actually am one of the cursed "insulin resistant" ones, but I just avoid the processed crap. Simple. But this Atkins thing is a joke -
"oh you'll get fat if you eat rice (yeah a billion chinese are wrong!), carrots, and fruit!" give me a break! "I'm so fat, I ate 3 carrots yesterday and they went right to my hips!" I can't wait for the "If You're Not a Total Moron Diet" - hey maybe I should write it - you don't eat anything that comes in a friggin wrapper or box! Oops, that would never fly here. Instead of regular junk food, people reach for the "Lo-Carb" candies, crackers, energy bars, breads, etc. all with ingredient lists that could be stretched end-to-end from here to Vancouver with things that you can't pronounce unless you're a chemical engineer. Wow what an improvement.

PS: It's touching that you two still check this board more frequently than I do! We should try to post more so I don't keep forgetting about it ;)

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Re: low carbs -- Kyla, 06:49:02 05/27/04 Thu