Tue, May-18-04, 14:29
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Senior Member
Posts: 461
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Plan: Atkins Maintenance
Stats: 178/147/140
BF:Haven't/a/Clue
Progress: 82%
Location: Canada
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There's a small amount of validity.
If you consume more calories than you burn, obviously you'll gain, or at least not lose.
This person said they gained weight "just eating meat and no carbs". No wonder - they were probably constipated up to their eyeballs (and how long, pray tell, did this take?).
As you go through the ladder (phases of Atkins), you will likely decrease your calories, anyway, as your body will require less food to sustain it.
Dr. Atkins, I believe, is being misquoted in this article.
Even people who decide to pick apart the Bible usually quote it out of context.
I think Dr. Atkins stressed (at least in the version I have), the principle of eating until satisfied, not eating unlimited amounts of foods just for the sake of being able to do so. You are not to eat until you are overstuffed and uncomfortable.
This is just another ploy to sell a book.
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