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•High-Glycemic-Index Diet Linked To Coronary Artery Disease In Women Thursday
April 22, 2010, by Richard N. Fogoros, M.D.
•High-protein low-carb diet an option in obese teens
NEW YORK, Reuters Health, April 1, 2010
•Thin doctor's specialty is dieting
• Can You Afford To Eat Low Carb? Can You Afford Not To?
By Judy Barnes-Baker
•Improving Health with Lifestyle Changes
By Rachel Stockton, Food Consumer
•Big Fat Diet a recipe for good health: Doctor
By Margaret Munro, Canwest News Service
•Low-carb foods that every house should have as a staple?
by Judy Barnes Baker, author of Carb Wars- Sugar Is The New Fat
•Your arteries on Wonder Bread
Landmark study from Tel Aviv University shows how high carb foods cause heart
attacks
•Cereal makers face EU crackdown over health claims
By Sean Poulter, August 24, 2009
•Human Studies More Important
By Dr. John Briffa
Unable to find any decent human data to support the concept that low-carb diets
are unhealthy, it seems some researchers will go to extreme lengths to
demonstrate supposed hazards in animal models.
•Researchers Find that Eating High Levels of Fructose Impairs Memory in Rats
Nutrition Horizon, July 17, 2009
•The “Eco-Atkins” Diet July 2009
•Cutting Carb Cravings
By Dr. John Briffa
•Diets Bad for the Teeth are Also Bad for the Body
July 2009, Nutrition Horizon
•Very Low Carb Diet Can Treat Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Modern Medicine, June 25, 2009
•Low carb diet: The key to a longer life
LA Low Carb Examiner
•Lower-Carb Diet Satiates Better
By Dr. John Briffa, June 23, 2009
•Low-carbohydrate diets increase LDL: debunking the myth
Dr. Michael Eades
•Other Problems With the High-Carbohydrate Diet
by Dr. Greg Ellis June 16, 2009
•Eating Fish, Nuts And Olive Oil May Be Associated With Reduced
Risk Of Age-related Blindness
ScienceDaily, May 11, 2009
•Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and a Low Carb Diet
Jody Smith’s Story
•Low-Carb Diets Work -- and They're Healthy - Go ahead, have the steak
By: Geordie Brackin, Men’s Health
•Contradictions About Carbs and Diabetes Continue
Laura Dolson, March 23, 2009
•New
Diet Study Reveals That Research Studies Mislead
Fred Hahn, Huffington Post, March 4, 2009
•Low-Carb Leads to Improved Mental Well-Being
By Dr. John Briffa, Epoch Times, Feb 28, 2009
•Low-carbohydrate diet burns more excess liver fat than
low-calorie diet, study finds
Results indicate that patients on the low-carbohydrate diet increased fat
burning throughout the entire body. DALLAS — Jan. 20, 2009
•GI and blood
glucose control
A Life Worth Living
•What If Low-Carb Diets Can Cure
Diabetes and Heart Diseases
Body & Soul
•Low-carb diet may hold key to preventing obesity
“Instead of looking at drugs to combat obesity and the diseases that stem from
it, maybe optimizing diet can not only manage and treat these diseases but also
prevent them,” Dr. Browning concluded.
•February's "O The Oprah magazine" has an article comparing six diet plans: low
carb, low fat, The Zone, Mediterranean, Ornish and exercise. After reviewing
several studies it said the winners are low carb and exercise combined.
•Summary of Revisions for the 2009 ADA
Clinical Practice Recommendations
•Junk food generation needs drugs to survive lifestyle
Rapid City Journal,
November 13, 2008
•Low-carb diets alter glucose formation by the liver
Wiley,
October 21, 2008
•76 Ways Sugar Can Ruin Your Health
Nancy Appleton PhD, Author
of the book Lick The Sugar Habit
•Do you see what I see? Weight status
misperception and exposure to obesity among children and adolescents (research
abstract)
International Journal of Obesity, March 2008
•Low Fat, Low Carb or
Mediterranean?
Melinda Smith, September 22. 2008
•Good Calories, Bad Calories.
What Really Makes Us Fat?
Gary Taubes, 2008
•7 Facts to Know about Carbohydrates
Laura Dolson, About.com, October 2008
•American Heart Association comments on
weight loss study comparing low carbohydrate/high protein, Mediterranean style
and low fat diets
July 19, 2008
•Low-Carb and Low-Fat Diets Face Off Major Study
Ranks Low-Carb Diets Above the Rest
ABC World News
•Overweight Women on High-Carb
Diet Risk Breast Cancer
By John Briffa, The Epoch Times 17 May 2008
•High-protein
diet helps keep weight off: study
CTV News May 14, 2008
•The "Fat-Free Fallacy:"
Is It Obesity's Great Enabler?
Jamie Bailes, MD, 21 February 2008, Diabetes
Health Magazine
•Weight Loss - How The Atkins Low Carb Diet Works:
The 4 phases
of the Atkins diet explained
•High Fiber, Low Carb: Getting Fiber on a Low Carb
Diet
Laura Dolson, About.com
•High Carb Intake Tied to Low HDLs
Diabetes Health, Apr 9, 2007
•'Atkins hormone' discovered
Chemistry World 05 June
2007
•Study surprise: Low-carb dieters eat more, lose weight
CNN.com Health
•Comparison of the
Atkins, Zone, Ornish, and LEARN Diets for Change in Weight and Related Risk
Factors Among Overweight Premenopausal Women
•Study
Shows Low Carb Dieters Eat More Vegetables
News Target
•Can You Find Heart Health
in a Bottle?
Jacqueline Eberstein, RN, Diabetes Health Magazine
•Eat fats, get skinny?
November 22, 2007
•Diet may remedy
bowel illnesses
By GILES BROWN - The Press October 29, 2007
•Low- carb diet
better than low-fat diet at improving metabolic syndrome and may therefore
decrease the risk of developing diabetes and cardiovascular disease associated
with it
•Could
a Low-Carb Diet Slow Alzheimer’s?
Forbes Magazine
•Low
Carb Diets: The metabolic advantage
•Low Carbohydrate Diet
Wikipedia
Low carbohydrate diets
for diabetes control: It is time to stop feeding patients a diet of junk science
and start feeding them food that makes them well instead of sick.
•Low
carbohydrate diets in family practice: what can we learn from an internet-based
support group. An important conclusion for the family physician is that it
becomes possible to identify a diet that is used by many people where the
primary principle is replacement of starch and sugar-containing foods with
non-starchy vegetables, with little addition of fat or protein.
•Diabetes and
cardiovascular disease associated with it. The features of metabolic syndrome
are precisely those that are improved by reducing carbohydrates in the diet.
Science Daily
•Low Carb Questions and Answers From an Atkins Proponent Jacqueline
A. Eberstein, R.N., Diabetes Health Magazine
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