ok....I went to your beautiful topic on carb addiction paleoanth and I put in my version of part of Chapter 3.
Your original message was greta, but what I seen done so often, is people admit they have a problem with carbs, and then take it back. They (as well as I did for a long time) PURSUED THE ILLUSION THAT ONE DAY I COULD EAT LIKE A NORMAL PERSON.

Nothing else matters if you don't believe you have a problem with the food. Even the ones that do believe that the way they eat is abnormal, don't want to believe that the answer is to not eat those foods one day at a time.

It's equivelant to listening to someone killing themselves on Vodka and then a few months down the line saying....well it's a special occasion, I'll jump right back on tomorrow. Or...When they are stalled and want to carb up. That to me is like saying....Oh...I'm feeling in a slump with my recovery and perhaps I should just drink to jump start my program.