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| Yes. The ratio should be around 65% fat, 30% protein and 5% carbs. It is somehow important because excess protein can get broken into sugar and cause insulin release.
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| For induction most of us find that our ratios as mentioned by Einy work out to somewhere around the 65/30/5 mark if we follow the rules and eat only to appetite. In fact nowhere in DANDR does Dr Atkins mention any percentages but the ratios apparently were arrived at via an analysis by Dukes University of the induction menus listed. I knew nothing of these percentages till I had been on induction for a long time, but after looking at my fitday log of induction meals I found that my ratios were about the suggested numbers.
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