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lilredridinghood
post Oct 7 2010, 11:20 AM

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QUOTE(Max_07s @ Oct 7 2010, 10:42 AM)
burger and sausage that u buy, its a big no for u to get healthy diet. sausage/burger is a processed food that contain a lot of chemical including salt and fat.

it is better u eat grill meat/fish/egg/milk to get protein.
if u do bicep curl, i suggest u to do squat and push up. it is way better than u doing curl.

better take small portion at frequent time like 5-6 times a day. then your body can burn calories. i think u really consider about carb only, but u dont take notice about others like protein, chemical added, fat and vitamin that u need.
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Atkins diet is suppose to be high in fats, moderate in protein and extremely low on carbs, however carbs can be consumed by the intake of veges, then again, there's a simple rule to follow on veges intake.

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post Oct 7 2010, 12:31 PM

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QUOTE(vinesh22 @ Oct 7 2010, 11:29 AM)
Yup, which is why Atkins had a huge following but failed big time. Look at the type of food u find in the states, the people who kept up with Atkins eventually had a tough time keeping the up after months or even years of following it. Some succumbed to temptation, others just couldnt fit it into their lifestyle after a while. Look at what they eat, or are given the choice to eat, full of carbs and transfat. Minus the healts conscious, not many even bother about what they're eating, how much nutrients they're getting or what they're even supposed to be getting each day..
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That's a surprise, considering of all the articles I've read, the Atkins Diet is pretty popular in the States, but was hugely opposed by the heart institute as the high fat diet will induce the risk of heart disease

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