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Default Doctors urge USDA to include low-carb option in Dietary Guidelines

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9 July, 2019

Atkins Nutritionals, doctors urges USDA to include low-carb option in upcoming Dietary Guidelines

In an open letter published this morning in the New York Times and Washington Post, a group of more than 50 doctors spearheaded by Atkins Nutritionals, Inc., is calling on the US Department of Agriculture to include a low-carbohydrate diet as a “viable option for Americans” in the 2020 Dietary Guidelines.



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