Agreed! :lol:I'd reckon that although you're right, it would be tough to consistently eat a low calorie diet that would contain a large amount of calories.
So your idea that carbohydrates are the only non-essential component are so far off the mark that it's scary.
“There are three kinds of foods – fats proteins and carbohydrates. All of these provide calories. But the carbohydrates provide calories and nothing else. They have none of the essential elements to build up or to repair the tissues of the body. A man given carbohydrates alone, however liberally, would starve to death on calories. The body must have proteins and animal fats. It has no need for carbohydrates, and, given the two essential foodstuffs, it can get all the calories it needs from them.’
Sir Heneage Ogilvie, former vice-president of the Royal Collage of Surgeons, London
fergus said:Diabetes.co.uk has no agenda to promote any particular dietary approach towards controlling diabetes.
-So does that give them the power to lock and ban topics/users that aren't 'compliant' with the view that all carbs are bad? Yes. It does.
I honestly don't have a problem with lower carbohydrate diets, in fact they're vitally important for some people
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