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| I know of people who have done this method in the past, but invariably the carb binge days lasted longer and longer (exceeded 24 hours) and their commitment to the Induction cycle became less and less. Even when they said they were doing Induction, their menu's would look more and more laden with breads, oatmeals, starchy vegetables. They would gain water weight on carb load days as their glycogen rebuilds, so yes they would have a good weight scales afterwards. In the end it became a trick or a crash diet not a lifelong Way of Eating. My recommendation is to focus on getting a healthy way of eating for the long term, and the weigh will take care of itself. Personally, the diet became the easiest after a a month or so, and then suddenly determining what to eat each meal wasn't a big deal.
__________________ Kent - 35-M-6'4" HW 429/SW 411/CW 229/GW 225 Started 3-31-04 - 211 Total pounds down (was 21 My Blog | Photo Gallery | My Atkins Diet Story VideoSubscribe to my "How to" Atkins Youtube account |
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| Carb loading is a slippery Induction slope. I've done similar - but only during my maintenance phase. |
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| "Binging" isn't an eating habit anyone should develop. But tell your friend to re-read the section in the book called "The Uses and Abuses of Induction", especially the sentence that says that metabolic resistance to weight loss may increase with the yo-ing back and forth. Perry mentioned doing something like that on Maintenance Phase, but Maintenance Phase has a different goal than the Weight Loss Phases. During Maintenance, Dr. Atkins said it's quite reasonable to cut back on your carbs if you've gained weight or if you've eaten something carb laden and need to prevent weight gain.
__________________ ~Megs~ 242/141/160 (130) dress size 26/10/8 5'4", Female, May 2, 2003 http://www.geocities.com/not2latespage http://mformiscellaneous.blogspot.com/ |
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| And to add, she wasn't doing Atkins if she was doing that. |