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In reply to the discussion: Sweden Becomes First Western Nation to Reject Low-fat Diet Dogma in Favor of LCHF [View all]NRaleighLiberal
(61,871 posts)9. welcome to DU - similar journey for me...
haven't had a soft drink in perhaps 10 years now...dropped 60 lbs over a year period through smarter eating, tracking what I eat and increased activity (that was 3 years ago). I've never felt so good in my 57 years....and it is a constant challenge (esp. during holidays).
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Sweden Becomes First Western Nation to Reject Low-fat Diet Dogma in Favor of LCHF [View all]
supernova
Dec 2013
OP
I've seen some recipes that add in quinoa or cheese instead of the breadcrumbs. n/t
woodsprite
Dec 2013
#19
The fact that they don't talk about calorie restriction does not mean calorie restriction is
jeff47
Dec 2013
#80
If I eat 5000 calories of low-carb food a day, I will die from being overweight.
jeff47
Dec 2013
#91
No, I get the point. You're missing what will happen when marketing gets a hold of it.
jeff47
Dec 2013
#82
Calories is a good starting point,but you're not taking insulin and metabolic syndrome into account.
TroubleMan
Dec 2013
#70
Actually there's several manufacturers already doing that. Your fear has already been realized.
TroubleMan
Dec 2013
#89