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<blockquote data-quote="Oldvatr" data-source="post: 2291836" data-attributes="member: 196898"><p>This is a Tale of Two Diets. They are competing for acceptance from the same audiences. They have to convince the nutritionista and the overseers that control the official channels to acceptance, namely, the stakeholders SACN, NICE, BNF, BHF, and all the other quangos that need to tick the box. Following EATWELL and the CICO pathway is a sure fire winner with most of those bodies since it is already their mantra. </p><p></p><p>Going a new and unproven path such as macro nutrient restriction is never going to get a look in When you consider all the re-training of the educators, the rewriting of manuals, guidelines, procedures, regulations etc then Low Carb has a lot of expensive inertia inbuilt that would need to be put in place, whereas Low Calorie using an existing proven meal replacement plan that is already authorised for weight loss is just a small tweak to the system.</p><p></p><p>So Prof Taylor knows that admitting it may have a keto tendency would be instant death knell for his plan. So he denies it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Oldvatr, post: 2291836, member: 196898"] This is a Tale of Two Diets. They are competing for acceptance from the same audiences. They have to convince the nutritionista and the overseers that control the official channels to acceptance, namely, the stakeholders SACN, NICE, BNF, BHF, and all the other quangos that need to tick the box. Following EATWELL and the CICO pathway is a sure fire winner with most of those bodies since it is already their mantra. Going a new and unproven path such as macro nutrient restriction is never going to get a look in When you consider all the re-training of the educators, the rewriting of manuals, guidelines, procedures, regulations etc then Low Carb has a lot of expensive inertia inbuilt that would need to be put in place, whereas Low Calorie using an existing proven meal replacement plan that is already authorised for weight loss is just a small tweak to the system. So Prof Taylor knows that admitting it may have a keto tendency would be instant death knell for his plan. So he denies it. [/QUOTE]
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