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This is the second in Atkins Diet misconceptions or myths series, and in this video I deal with the thought this is a high protein diet. Just check out google for “Atkins Diet” and “high protein,” and you’ll see how prevalent this misconception is. USDA Food Pyramid Standard for Protein: 10-35% of Total Calories health.msn.com www.health.gov With 35% being the standard for high protein, what does Dr. Atkins recommend? “The macro-nutrient breakout in the Induction phase is 60 percent fat, 30 percent protein and 10 percent carbohydrate. It should be more appropriately be called a high fat regimen. As you progress through the phases, your percentage of fat naturally diminishes as your percentage of carbohydrates increases.” Even in DANDR, he cautions against going high protein on page 43, “No, because when you cut out fat, what is left is protein and carbohydrate, both of which can produce a blood-sugar response. Fat is the only substance that won’t have an impact on your blood sugar. It also provides essential fatty acids you can’t get from protein or carbohydrates. Contrary to much of what you may have heard, fat can be good for you! (43)” Dangers of low fat, low carb, high protein diet: Sources: * www.nationmaster.com * www.medbio.info Rabbit starvation is the form of acute malnutrition caused by excess consumption of any lean meat (eg rabbit) coupled with a lack of other sources of nutrients usually in combination with other stressors, such as severe cold or dry …

Quick and Easy Recipes * Raw Food Diet Menu * Corn Recipes * Raw Food Weight Loss * Your love & support for the liferegenerator is infinitely appreciated: bit.ly ❤ Visit the LIFE REGENERATOR STORE for my Favorite Juicer & More bit.ly ❤ ❤ A TRUE Raw Food Whole Food Meal! Totally 100% Raw Corn on the Cob, Tomato Slices, Cucumber Chunks & Cilantro… spritzed with Lime Juice ❤ * I ngredients * …missing quantities are up to you for this one!… — Raw Corn on the Cob (yes, totally raw, NOT even so much as lightly steamed…although if you need to steam them, we won’t tell anyone…) — Beefsteak Tomatoes — Cucumbers* — 1 bunch of Cilantro — 1 Lime *unpeeled if organic; peeled if inorganic * P reparation * — 1) Shuck the corn, and lay out on what will be each person’s lunch or dinner plate. — 2) Slice the beefsteak tomatoes into very large pieces & slice the cucumbers lengthwise into quarters, setting all sliced tomatoes & cucumbers along side the shucked ears of corn. — 3) Chop the cilantro into large pieces, and divide among all of the plates as well. — 4) Use a manual citrus juicer or a citrus hand juicer to squeeze the juice of the lime over everything on each plate, but concentrating most heavily on the cilantro and the corn. — 5) Serve, and enjoy! * I nspiration * — I wanted to share with you a REAL raw food meal, meaning one that is more typical for a REALLY quick and simple raw food dinner. This recipe involves no machines! But I do use a knife… — The top …

Here are Brittany and Brianna from All4tubekids showing us some healthy snacks. Eating fruits and vegetable and some tuna are very healthy alternatives to eating candy and chips. Fruits give you energy from the natural sugars. Eating these healthy snacks will help you avoid a sugar meltdown or crash. These healthy snacks are loaded with antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. Just wanted to say that I have made aa recent decision to put my foot down about healthy eating habits in the home. I made this decision a week before this video was made. I am working on getting my wife to support me with healthy eating so my kids can benefit from this 100 percent. If you have two parents in the home it takes two of them to work together to make eating healthy a consistent good habit for the kids. This really works great when two parents agree! Brittany and Brianna have been feeling more energy in the last two weeks since I enforced this in the entire house on April 1, 2008. I was working 3 nights after teaching at school for the last 2 years and decided that those 3 nights I needed to be home to ensure that they are getting the best nutrition that I can offer them. I am the Italian chef of the house according to what my friends and family say! Italian food does not always mean PASTA. There are so many healthy Italian foods out there and I make pasta in moderation. We use plenty of chicken and fish in our recipes. Meatballs don’t have to be beef and pork, they can also be made with …