Yesterday I talked a Prof. DR. about lc diet : General Low-Carb Forum : Active Low-Carber Forums

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Fri, Nov-30-18, 20:04

Jamackarch Jamackarch is offline

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Posts: 3,567

Plan: hflc
Stats: 166/157/125 Female 5'2"

BF:
Progress: 22%

Location: Pacific Northwest

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Originally Posted by FREE2BEME

...One thing is for sure. A close minded, know-it-all doctor is just as annoying in the summer as he/she is in the fall.

LOL!!!!

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#17 ^

Fri, Nov-30-18, 20:07

Jamackarch Jamackarch is offline

Senior Member

Posts: 3,567

Plan: hflc
Stats: 166/157/125 Female 5'2"

BF:
Progress: 22%

Location: Pacific Northwest

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Your "Success" is a wonderful example and your doctor is an idiot.

LOL!!!

SOOOO TRUE!!!

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I often wonder what would happen if some doctor decided to study me. I started Atkins in 1972. True, I haven't stuck to plan always because this is a hard path, but I'm in excellent health at 73. No CHD or any other diseases and still walk 3 miles every morning. I can even run.

IMO, you've chosen the best way to eat for your body. Stick with it and you might live forever!

Thank you for sharing your experience, Bluesinger!!! It means a LOT to people to know there are individuals who ABSOLUTELY HAVE been doing HFLC for years, DECADES- and they are HEALTHY!!!

#18 ^

Fri, Nov-30-18, 20:50

jschwab

Senior Member

Posts: 6,378

Plan: Atkins72/Paleo/NoGrain/IF
Stats: 285/220/200 Female 5 feet 5.5 inches

BF:
Progress: 76%

My doctor was all excited my cholesterol was down and I'm thinking "Crap, it's all those damn carbs!". I didn't check but it was probably my HDL that was down.