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Old Mon, Jun-09-03, 15:54
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Default Somersizing and Montignac

I have ordered Montignac's book. I have read Suzanne's books and I am currently following her plan. I am considering switching to Montignac. How close are the two plans? Are they much different?
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They are more or less the same plan - from different authors. I think Somersizing is more clearly described though. I think it's worth reading both books though.

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Thank you so much for the reply.
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I would suggest new glucose revolution - it is expanding the Montiganc theory further and clearer. It is a book written by scientists and researchers in a very understandable "lay man's" terms, rather than some actress jumping onto the bandwagon just kidding


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Old Thu, Jun-12-03, 05:19
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Thanks, Spang! I'll look that book up.
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Old Thu, Jun-12-03, 09:57
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I have read Montignac's book. Very good read, not as confusing as I was expecting givin some of the other posts. I'm going to be switching from SS to Montignac.

Thanks for all the information.
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Jadie,

I'm a new MM follower and I was wondering why you were changing plans. It appears that they are alike. What differences did you find?

Thanks!
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