[Coco] [OT]Speaking for the children (of all ages)

[Tony Schountz]

Gene,

The reasons outlined in this discussion are the basis of the South Beach 
Diet. I went on it and dropped from 225 to 200 in about 6 months. Other 
than the first two weeks of carb-free diet, it's been pretty easy to 
follow. I just had to give up some of my favorite sources of simple 
carbs: fruit juices, non-wheat breads, ice cream and beer. :-(

The biology and biochemistry is pretty straight forward. The more simple 
carbs (e.g., sucrose, fructose, etc.) one eats the higher the 
steady-state insulin levels. By doing the two weeks of carb-free, the 
insulin levels return to normal steady state levels, then by foregoing 
the simple carbs you bypass the production of fatty acids (which are 
converted to fats for long-term storage).

The good news is, I can eat all the steak I want, and wine is good too! :-)

Tony

Gene Heskett wrote:
> On Sunday 15 July 2007, Manny wrote:
>   
>> Gene Heskett wrote:
>>     
>>> Greetings;
>>>
>>> I stumbled across this, a most interesting radio program today.
>>>
>>> <http://mpegmedia.abc.net.au/rn/podcast/current/audioonly/hrt_20070709.mp3
>>>       
>>> If he is correct, the medical profession is slowly killing the type 2
>>> diabetics like me...
>>>       
>> The transcript of this was Slashdotted.
>> <http://science.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/07/14/2257216>
>>
>>     
> Humm, more popular than I thought then.  I had no trouble listening to it 
> though, which takes far more bandwidth.
>
> I saved it here since FF was still sitting on it, its 40k, can the server 
> handle an inline inclusion that big Dennis?  How many out there on dialups 
> would let a contract on me?
>
>