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Barry Holt

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Is the whole waking up to LCHF, Article in today's Mail ,cardiologist recommends this diet to a maximum of about 50 grms carbs a day, what happens to the daily plate recommendations now ??
 
It's still the same old faces though, Dr Aseem Malhotra, he seems to be plugging his new documentary in this article, probably worth watching out for, unless it's pay to view.

What we need to see is a few fresh faces in the mix.
 
Interestingly he calls his way of eating low carb healthy fat which may be an easier sell than low carb high fat.

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Is the author of the article our own Administrator or am I mistaken in thinking that?
 
I see he is still unfortunately promoting the mantra that saturated fats don't raise cholesterol, and many of us on here have now proven that's not true, so until he recognises that, and gets his 'one size fits all' solution rectified, he'll still not be taken too seriously I'm afraid, no matter how he dresses it up.
 
13lizanne said:
Is the author of the article our own Administrator or am I mistaken in thinking that?
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Is the author credited in the article?
If it was, it would be interesting to address the saturated fat/cholesterol issue?
 
SunnyExpat said:
I see he is still unfortunately promoting the mantra that saturated fats don't raise cholesterol, and many of us on here have now proven that's not true, so until he recognises that, and gets his 'one size fits all' solution rectified, he'll still not be taken too seriously I'm afraid, no matter how he dresses it up.
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The proponents of LCHF say it is very small percentage affected adversely, cos its me and thee it is pretty important! :)
 
The only arguement which filters through is the stamina of the LCHF way of life.
It is a short-term diet.
Very very few people can stick with this diet, for life.
People like me are used to a whole variety of foods. Once some are turned off/bad for me.....yes, you guest it. I want it all the more.
Manufacturers need to catch up, and quickly.
My liver loves the lchf diet and if 20g carb so does my thyroid.
My heart tells me to plough through with 20g carb diet, whilst watching protein loading.
My head says wait til the backbone of the plan has more support than diabetes forum. I need the backing to keep me interested and supported. Thank god for these forums but I might need more support too.
I have a hell of a job to reduce 8 stones too.
 
Sorry John, just seen you posted it earlier....apologies:)


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The only issue I have with this is that it means I'd have to count my Carbs, and quite honestly I can never be *****


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britishpub said:
The only issue I have with this is that it means I'd have to count my Carbs, and quite honestly I can never be *****


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We need manufacturers to do for us. Like none diabetics/lchf dieters have.
 
I'd like tesco to have a low carb aisle. Good fats included.
Our supporter will be making changes due to EU change. This is the best time to petition for it.
Guaranteed money to be made.
 
lindisfel said:
No, I don't think so! He is the Cardiologist Aseem Malhotra.
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Thank you, perhaps I should have read the article first? I'm just beginning to learn who the lchf "champions" are. Incidentally, I always refer to low carb healthy fats when talking with non-diabetic friends/familt
 
ickihun said:
I'd like tesco to have a low carb aisle. Good fats included.
Our supporter will be making changes due to EU change. This is the best time to petition for it.
Guaranteed money to be made.
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My local Tesco already has several. Walk in the door - vegetables and berries, turn left at the end of the aisle for nuts and seeds. It also has several aisles dedicated to the sale of dairy, fish, birds and other meats.

The day they put a "low carb" sticker on a cauliflower is the day the price will go up. No thanks!
 
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