carbs!!

Grokette

Paleo diet just makes no sense to me. If you eat what nature gave you, I'm pretty sure nature gave carbs.

Fat get produced from carbs... I mean... The whole thing makes no sense.

I eat carbs...........the carbs are in the form of vegetables.

Read some of the books, it makes perfect sense.

I read plenty of books and studies on the subject and many other diets.

I understand you eat carbs, but why so little? I never read anything that fully explained why. It always just says crap about insulin spikes... But that's only simple carbs.

I'd love the see an ACTUAL scientific study showing me other wise.

Actually NO it is not just simple carbs. Any carbs and protein cause an insulin response. Fats do not.

And those references you stated (I have read parts of the primal blueprint before.) have no real scientific backing.

Two words for you. Gary Taubes.............


http://www.garytaubes.com/blog/

A lecture he gave at Dartmouth........

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4362041487661765149

mrphil86

Paleo diet just makes no sense to me. If you eat what nature gave you, I'm pretty sure nature gave carbs.

Fat get produced from carbs... I mean... The whole thing makes no sense.

I eat carbs...........the carbs are in the form of vegetables.

Read some of the books, it makes perfect sense.

I read plenty of books and studies on the subject and many other diets.

I understand you eat carbs, but why so little? I never read anything that fully explained why. It always just says crap about insulin spikes... But that's only simple carbs.

I'd love the see an ACTUAL scientific study showing me other wise.

Actually NO it is not just simple carbs. Any carbs and protein cause an insulin response. Fats do not.

And those references you stated (I have read parts of the primal blueprint before.) have no real scientific backing.

Two words for you. Gary Taubes.............


http://www.garytaubes.com/blog/

A lecture he gave at Dartmouth........

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4362041487661765149

So this guy is an authority on health?

What is his qualification?

Gary Taubes (born April 30, 1956) is an American science writer. He is the author of Nobel Dreams (1987), Bad Science: The Short Life and Weird Times of Cold Fusion (1993), and Good Calories, Bad Calories (2007), which is titled The Diet Delusion in the UK. He has won the Science in Society Award of the National Association of Science Writers three times and was awarded an MIT Knight Science Journalism Fellowship for 1996-97.

Born in Rochester, New York, Taubes studied applied physics at Harvard and aerospace engineering at Stanford (MS, 1978). After receiving a master’s degree in journalism at Columbia University in 1981, Taubes joined Discover magazine as a staff reporter in 1982. Since then he has written numerous articles for Discover, Science and other magazines. Originally focusing on physics issues, his interests have more recently turned to medicine and nutrition.

Taubes’ books have all dealt with scientific controversies. Nobel Dreams takes a critical look at the politics and experimental techniques behind the Nobel Prize-winning work of physicist Carlo Rubbia. Bad Science is a chronicle of the short-lived media frenzy surrounding the Pons-Fleischmann cold fusion experiments of 1989.

jknops2

Paleo diet just makes no sense to me. If you eat what nature gave you, I'm pretty sure nature gave carbs.

Fat get produced from carbs... I mean... The whole thing makes no sense.

I eat carbs...........the carbs are in the form of vegetables.

Read some of the books, it makes perfect sense.

I read plenty of books and studies on the subject and many other diets.

I understand you eat carbs, but why so little? I never read anything that fully explained why. It always just says crap about insulin spikes... But that's only simple carbs.

I'd love the see an ACTUAL scientific study showing me other wise.

Actually NO it is not just simple carbs. Any carbs and protein cause an insulin response. Fats do not.

And those references you stated (I have read parts of the primal blueprint before.) have no real scientific backing.

Two words for you. Gary Taubes.............


http://www.garytaubes.com/blog/

A lecture he gave at Dartmouth........

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4362041487661765149

Some words for you. Do you have any real studie references? Or just blogs? Anyone can write anything in a blog. Do you really believe everything posted anywhere on the net?

Grokette

Paleo diet just makes no sense to me. If you eat what nature gave you, I'm pretty sure nature gave carbs.

Fat get produced from carbs... I mean... The whole thing makes no sense.

I eat carbs...........the carbs are in the form of vegetables.

Read some of the books, it makes perfect sense.

I read plenty of books and studies on the subject and many other diets.

I understand you eat carbs, but why so little? I never read anything that fully explained why. It always just says crap about insulin spikes... But that's only simple carbs.

I'd love the see an ACTUAL scientific study showing me other wise.

Actually NO it is not just simple carbs. Any carbs and protein cause an insulin response. Fats do not.

And those references you stated (I have read parts of the primal blueprint before.) have no real scientific backing.

Two words for you. Gary Taubes.............


http://www.garytaubes.com/blog/

A lecture he gave at Dartmouth........

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4362041487661765149

Some words for you. Do you have any real studie references? Or just blogs? Anyone can write anything in a blog. Do you really believe everything posted anywhere on the net?

Gary Taubes is a world renowned research scientist. I have read all of his books and also keep up with his blog.

Grokette

Paleo diet just makes no sense to me. If you eat what nature gave you, I'm pretty sure nature gave carbs.

Fat get produced from carbs... I mean... The whole thing makes no sense.

I eat carbs...........the carbs are in the form of vegetables.

Read some of the books, it makes perfect sense.

I read plenty of books and studies on the subject and many other diets.

I understand you eat carbs, but why so little? I never read anything that fully explained why. It always just says crap about insulin spikes... But that's only simple carbs.

I'd love the see an ACTUAL scientific study showing me other wise.

Actually NO it is not just simple carbs. Any carbs and protein cause an insulin response. Fats do not.

And those references you stated (I have read parts of the primal blueprint before.) have no real scientific backing.

Two words for you. Gary Taubes.............


http://www.garytaubes.com/blog/

A lecture he gave at Dartmouth........

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4362041487661765149

So this guy is an authority on health?

What is his qualification?

Gary Taubes (born April 30, 1956) is an American science writer. He is the author of Nobel Dreams (1987), Bad Science: The Short Life and Weird Times of Cold Fusion (1993), and Good Calories, Bad Calories (2007), which is titled The Diet Delusion in the UK. He has won the Science in Society Award of the National Association of Science Writers three times and was awarded an MIT Knight Science Journalism Fellowship for 1996-97.

Born in Rochester, New York, Taubes studied applied physics at Harvard and aerospace engineering at Stanford (MS, 1978). After receiving a master’s degree in journalism at Columbia University in 1981, Taubes joined Discover magazine as a staff reporter in 1982. Since then he has written numerous articles for Discover, Science and other magazines. Originally focusing on physics issues, his interests have more recently turned to medicine and nutrition.

Taubes’ books have all dealt with scientific controversies. Nobel Dreams takes a critical look at the politics and experimental techniques behind the Nobel Prize-winning work of physicist Carlo Rubbia. Bad Science is a chronicle of the short-lived media frenzy surrounding the Pons-Fleischmann cold fusion experiments of 1989.

The science community and medical community finds him credible.

mrphil86

Paleo diet just makes no sense to me. If you eat what nature gave you, I'm pretty sure nature gave carbs.

Fat get produced from carbs... I mean... The whole thing makes no sense.

I eat carbs...........the carbs are in the form of vegetables.

Read some of the books, it makes perfect sense.

I read plenty of books and studies on the subject and many other diets.

I understand you eat carbs, but why so little? I never read anything that fully explained why. It always just says crap about insulin spikes... But that's only simple carbs.

I'd love the see an ACTUAL scientific study showing me other wise.

Actually NO it is not just simple carbs. Any carbs and protein cause an insulin response. Fats do not.

And those references you stated (I have read parts of the primal blueprint before.) have no real scientific backing.

Two words for you. Gary Taubes.............


http://www.garytaubes.com/blog/

A lecture he gave at Dartmouth........

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4362041487661765149

So this guy is an authority on health?

What is his qualification?

Gary Taubes (born April 30, 1956) is an American science writer. He is the author of Nobel Dreams (1987), Bad Science: The Short Life and Weird Times of Cold Fusion (1993), and Good Calories, Bad Calories (2007), which is titled The Diet Delusion in the UK. He has won the Science in Society Award of the National Association of Science Writers three times and was awarded an MIT Knight Science Journalism Fellowship for 1996-97.

Born in Rochester, New York, Taubes studied applied physics at Harvard and aerospace engineering at Stanford (MS, 1978). After receiving a master’s degree in journalism at Columbia University in 1981, Taubes joined Discover magazine as a staff reporter in 1982. Since then he has written numerous articles for Discover, Science and other magazines. Originally focusing on physics issues, his interests have more recently turned to medicine and nutrition.

Taubes’ books have all dealt with scientific controversies. Nobel Dreams takes a critical look at the politics and experimental techniques behind the Nobel Prize-winning work of physicist Carlo Rubbia. Bad Science is a chronicle of the short-lived media frenzy surrounding the Pons-Fleischmann cold fusion experiments of 1989.

The science community and medical community finds him credible.

Says WHO?! 2 doctors?!

jknops2

Paleo diet just makes no sense to me. If you eat what nature gave you, I'm pretty sure nature gave carbs.

Fat get produced from carbs... I mean... The whole thing makes no sense.

I eat carbs...........the carbs are in the form of vegetables.

Read some of the books, it makes perfect sense.

I read plenty of books and studies on the subject and many other diets.

I understand you eat carbs, but why so little? I never read anything that fully explained why. It always just says crap about insulin spikes... But that's only simple carbs.

I'd love the see an ACTUAL scientific study showing me other wise.

Actually NO it is not just simple carbs. Any carbs and protein cause an insulin response. Fats do not.

And those references you stated (I have read parts of the primal blueprint before.) have no real scientific backing.

Two words for you. Gary Taubes.............


http://www.garytaubes.com/blog/

A lecture he gave at Dartmouth........

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4362041487661765149

Some words for you. Do you have any real studie references? Or just blogs? Anyone can write anything in a blog. Do you really believe everything posted anywhere on the net?

Gary Taubes is a world renowned research scientist. I have read all of his books and also keep up with his blog.

Ok, Read This http://reason.com/archives/2003/03/01/big-fat-fake
Gary Taubes is just another moron who makes things up as he goes along. No references to any credible studies on his blog anywhere.

sana66

hey i tink every1 has their own way ov losing weight and people should stick to the figures that work for them and that they are happy with..:)
im trying t stay away from 'bad processed carbs' but nt sure wt i can still eat...are brown bread, brown pasta good carbs? and in terms ov cereal for breakfast, im eating weetabix and not sure if cornflakes fits into the 'good carbs' ccatogory..same for jacket potato..are they good or bad?
thanks

AnnieeR

hey i tink every1 has their own way ov losing weight and people should stick to the figures that work for them and that they are happy with..:)
im trying t stay away from 'bad processed carbs' but nt sure wt i can still eat...are brown bread, brown pasta good carbs? and in terms ov cereal for breakfast, im eating weetabix and not sure if cornflakes fits into the 'good carbs' ccatogory..same for jacket potato..are they good or bad?
thanks

I really agree that everyone is a bit different and what works for some won't work for others. I've read a lot in the past few weeks about carbs and sugar and I'm trying a sort of bespoke combination of Primal/Clean/Low GI and it's working brilliantly so far. I've ditched anything termed "low fat" and gone for full fat dairy (in massive moderation - I don't eat loads anyway) and as few processed carbs as possible (I have a slice of rye bread with my breakfast but I chose one that has very few ingredients and is not mass produced). I'm having a bit of wild or basmati rice (basmati being very low GI) or quinoa and getting the rest of my carbs from vegies and a bit of fruit. I would NOT consider any cereal or pasta to be a good carb because it's all very, very processed. I think bread in moderation is OK if it's very low GI and preferably home made or from a bakery not a factory (check the number of ingredients and be sure you know what they all are). I'm personally on the fence about potatoes - I try to limit them and stick to baby new potatoes (lower GI) and sweet potatoes when I have them....

I have to say that I feel considerably better for having upped my fat intake (mostly with avocado, nuts, and flaxseed oil) and ditched most everything processed.... We'll see what the scale says come my next weigh in but I do feel lighter.