Diet Carb Links

Despite the stares, South Floridians swear by 'feeding tube' diet - Miami Hurricanes (blog)

Despite the stares, South Floridians swear by 'feeding tube' diet Miami Hurricanes (blog) The typical patient will lose 10 percent of his or her body weight in that time, and keep it off by continuing a low-carb, high-protein diet, Di Pietro said. The KE Diet may be new to the United States, he said, but it has helped more than 57000 ... South Floridians fight battle of bulge in creative waysOrlando Sentinel all 7 news articles »

Carbohydrates: To Use or Abuse? - Huffington Post (blog)

Carbohydrates: To Use or Abuse? Huffington Post (blog) In a world plagued by food shortages that are reaching crisis level, carbohydrates are the easiest salvation and yet the greatest temptation to abuse. Ironically, the same is true in prosperous countries, but for opposite reasons. and more »

Ask the Diet Doctor: Eat Carbs and Still Lose Weight? - Shape Magazine

Shape Magazine

Ask the Diet Doctor: Eat Carbs and Still Lose Weight? Shape Magazine The amount of carbs that you should be eating is based to two things: 1) How much weight you need to lose and 2) Where on your body you need to lose the weight. When people talk about cutting carbs or eating a low-carbohydrate diet, the Atkins Diet or ... and more »

Carb-Combining: A New Tool For Fat Burn and Weight Loss - Diets In Review (blog)

Carb-Combining: A New Tool For Fat Burn and Weight Loss Diets In Review (blog) That man is Robert Ferguson, MS, who is a weight-loss coach, CEO of Diet Free Life, motivational speaker and author. Recently, Ferguson has been speaking out about carb confusion- specifically concerning how too many can be a bad thing, and too few can ...

Swedes Lob Dynamite Into a Controversy: High-Fat Diet Improves Blood Sugars - Diabetes Health (press release)

Swedes Lob Dynamite Into a Controversy: High-Fat Diet Improves Blood Sugars Diabetes Health (press release) The slow backlash against low-fat, relatively high-carb diets as the ideal for everyone with type 2 diabetes has received a boost from a team of Swedish researchers at Linkoping University, about 100 miles southwest of Stockholm.