Posts Tagged ‘diet’
Diet Update – Day 116 of Atkins Diet
Diet Update – Day 116 of Atkins Diet Today was the first day I had sugar in 116 days; made me feel sick. I went to a seafood buffet and had a great meal, but did indulge in desert for the first time. Since it was a buffet, I had a bite of several desserts. My reaction was immediate: First I got a sugar high, then I felt lightheaded and had a hard time walking from the restaurant to my car, by the time I got home I had a headache and started drinking water to flush my system. It was a really bad reaction and made me have no desire to do that to my body again. I really paid for breaking my diet rules, I felt awful.
Diabetic Recipes
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Atkins Diet: Should kids do low carb?
In this long Quick Hits video, I discuss whether kids or teenagers (as my daughter oft reminds me) should follow the Atkins Diet as prescribed or a more moderate low carb or carb conscious plan. I respond by saying that for most teenagers a lower carb approach is probably best, especially not if the choice is not driven by the child themselves. I believe as parents we are called to teach our kids a healthy way of eating, and while acknowledging kids’ environment and choices, we should make and help them choose to eat wisely, which by almost any standard should not include “whites” – refined starches and sugars. There should be no requirement for breading or donuts to be healthy or happy. The challenge with kids and teenagers is therefore school lunch programs and their unhealthy nature. This is by no means a discouragement for teenagers, who may want to try Atkins Diet due to an internal desire to lose weight. I just want them to be aware of what their decision means.












