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by Mr.Eyore
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Nov 26 '02
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Great revision (Reply to this comment)
by jsgoddess
Thanks for letting me know you had rewritten.
Julie
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Jul 06 '02
8:17 am PDT
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Thank... (Reply to this comment)
by Lisa_J
you for the email Jo!
Smiles and Hugs~ Lisa_J
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Jul 05 '02
2:39 pm PDT
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There wasn't... (Reply to this comment)
by Redlass
...a health category when you wrote this review, was there? Things sure have changed around here in two years, haven't they?
I'd rate this review VH in the health and wellness category, but this review only has a little bit of information about the book itself, thus my rating.
Bridgette
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Jun 24 '02
6:56 pm PDT
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Good for you! (Reply to this comment)
by rebeccad
I've stumbled on quite a few reviews of this book/diet, and everyone seems so enthused. Glad to see someone pointing out some of the problems, because I know the Berkeley Wellness Letter (a very reliable source for health info) regards the diet as at best a means of temporary weight loss (for the reasons you list) and at worst a health hazard. They stand by the need for a balanced diet. They also stand by the need to get your vitamins etc. as much as possible from foods, which means eating your fruits and veggies, rather than supplements.
I'm a sweets fan myself, but find I can limit them--a SMALL dessert after dinner, rather than snacks all day, which is what seems to happen when I decide to stop having dessert. Go figure. My best weight-control measures to date: breastfeeding, and running 20 to 25 miles a week. Since the babies are all weaned, you may find me upping that mileage. . .
Oops. I've run on. Great review anyway, Jo!
--RebeccaD
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Sep 26 '00
10:43 pm PDT
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HR - (Reply to this comment)
by la_monday
This was a very well written review, showing both positive and negatives. I haven't tried this approach to dieting, but my friend wants to, and it seems sort of sketchy.
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Aug 17 '00
3:49 pm PDT
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Re: I Tried It (Reply to this comment)
by jo.com
You are sooo lucky your sweet craving are gone. I thing I would need hypnosis for that to happen!
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May 30 '00
4:01 pm PDT
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Re: I Tried It (Reply to this comment)
by blimbach
So did I. I have lost only 14 lb. in 6 weeks but my cholesterol has gone down 50 points into the normal range! This is enough proof that this diet has health benefits for me besides the weight loss. I do add a few crackers with my egg salad to get the crunch I love. I have not felt any more cravings for the sweets I used to love.
Bev
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May 12 '00
11:34 am PDT
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I Tried It (Reply to this comment)
by nytricks
Hi. Thanks for a great review on the Atkins diet. I tried it (in a modified form) and it definitely worked. I do no carbs 4 days a week, and eat whatever Friday - Sunday. It's much too hard to deny myself the pleasures of sweets! Anyway, it worked. My review is "Getting Skinny on Fat, Fat & More Fat."
Working out, however, is the key to good health!
Thanks :-)
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Apr 30 '00
10:08 am PDT
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