Fri, Nov-23-07, 14:56
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Senior Member
Posts: 1,146
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Plan: Modified Paleo Atkins
Stats: 260/260/190
BF:Getting/Much/Bette
Progress: 0%
Location: Durham, North Carolina
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I'm another who has lost all inducement to cheat since reading the book. To me, it's like someone recognizing that they're allergic to peanuts (in my case, carbs) and that I just have to know that if I eat any peanuts (carbs) it will be bad for me.
I've realized that I am highly insulin resistant so the inducement is even greater. For people like my wife, she thinks she can tolerate carbs better and won't read the book. There's nothing I can do to get her to believe that this refers to her too. The only hope is that more research comes out showing that we're right, that Taubes was sounding a real alarm bell.
I'm working through it for the second time, and it's even more powerful this time as I'm catching more and understanding the nuances of his arguments better.
Read it!
Plane
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