Sweden's new national dietary recommendations: LCHF!
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Lol, I eat a 30c/40p/30f diet. Seems mine might be better than the Swedish one. If 40% is considered low carb, then I'm on board with it.
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So donuts are bad?
Seriously...I'm with niner...30c/40p/30f....0 -
Again, since the OP was biased in the original post. Sweden is NOT recommending low carb high fat as the go to nutritional requirements. They're recommendations are for 10-20% protein, 20-35% fat, and 45-70% carbs.
All they are doing is simply recognizing that LCHF is a viable alternative for people that need to lose weight. Really, nothing new, nothing outlandish, and nothing that isn't already common knowledge.0 -
Dr Atkins did not have an MI. He slid on ice walking with a colleague, hit his head and died from injuries.0
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He did not die of a heart attack actually, he died from head trauma after slipping on ice...0
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you are switching fuels, your brain can function on glucose or ketones. When you go lchf you go into a state of ketosis, and you are using ketones for fuel instead of glucose. If you went low carb low fat what fuel would you use?0
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At least they're smarter than the food cops we got running this country. I find it funny that they tell us to eat less when they're all fat too.0
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