When going on the Atkins diet and exercising, it's important to remember that it's an extremely low carbohydrate diet, and that can be of some concern because the brain needs carbohydrates. Stay slim without being unhealthy with advice from a registered dietitian and nutritionist in this free video about the Atkins diet.
Expert: Charlotte Lawson
Bio: Charlotte Lawson is a licensed and registered dietitian and nutritionist who graduated from Michigan State University with a Bachelor of Science in dietetics and health promotion specialization.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Series Description: Maintaining a healthy diet is one of the best ways for a person to achieve her weight loss goals. Discover great methods with advice from a registered dietitian and nutritionist in this free video series about weight loss and dieting.
Low carb = high fat. There is absolutely nothing wrong with saturated animal fats: that's misinformation based on a study from the 50's aimed at shoving carbs down our throats by the corn refiners and grain producers. Eskimos eat almost no carbs, and have very low heart disease rates and obesity. Get your facts straight lady: There is not a single research that shows increased heart disease and obesity from fat alone, it's always in conjunction with SUGAR. Especially fructose.
Aethren 1 year ago
if you cut out carbohydrates, your body will start to use fatty acids as a main source of energy, your body converts fatty acids into ketones, and those are used as a fuel source. The way she makes it sounds that if you do not consume carbs, you will die. Look at Eskimo's who consume a very high fat diet, and very low carbs, they live very well into their old age. Ketogenic Diets were and ARE used in hospitals still (mainly for epilepsy, and have a positive effect on weight loss)
DavidChris8615 1 year ago