The New Atkins
wabmester
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Just got a copy from the library. This is the version of Atkins modified by Phinney and Volek. So far, I like it. Lots of good advice backed by science.
Yet I can't recall anybody using it here. Did I miss something? Is it popular and I didn't notice, or is it unpopular and I missed the reason it didn't catch on?
Yet I can't recall anybody using it here. Did I miss something? Is it popular and I didn't notice, or is it unpopular and I missed the reason it didn't catch on?
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I use it
I found it very useful in the early days when still trying to get my head round proportions of fat/protein etc The recommended portions sizes basically put you onto a keto diet. Have to admit though that I've not followed a lot of the more fiddly stuff, carb ladder, ongoing weight loss, pre-maintenance etc etc. I'm just sticking with a modified version of induction. 0 -
I have heard folk mention it in posting, so I guess people do use it, maybe on a low carb board they just call it low carb?0
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I found it to be very similar to the Protein Power plan that I (mostly) stick to.0
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DissLocated wrote: »I use it I found it very useful in the early days when still trying to get my head round proportions of fat/protein etc The recommended portions sizes basically put you onto a keto diet. Have to admit though that I've not followed a lot of the more fiddly stuff, carb ladder, ongoing weight loss, pre-maintenance etc etc. I'm just sticking with a modified version of induction.
This is pretty much me as well. I use Atkins as a guideline.0 -
I read it, but I pretty much borrow bits and pieces from different plans and cobble together my own plan.
Current reading: The Wild Diet, by Abel James0 -
I started with it, and have pretty much kept induction level carbs. It is a ketogenic diet when you stay on Induction.0
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Yup. Good basic with carb levels. Also lots of good talk about the way it works.0
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