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Old Mon, Jul-28-03, 09:33
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Originally Posted by Groggy60
If you cheat with very high carbs, then that would raise your insulin level. I would suggest not eating for a while to let your insulin spike end before eating your Atkins high-fat diet again. Eating fat in a high insulin environment will result in the fat being stored as fat in your body, instead of being broken down into ketones as in a low insulin enviornment.


That makes so much sense, I have often wondered about that......if we eat high fat while "off" even for a day........it will in essence make us go backwards.......very interesting.
My question onto this post is........how long does it take for your body's insulin level to "un-spike" so to speak if I ate something really chocolate??

Thanks!!
Heidi
PS ALSO.........did someone say something about if you do your cheat within ONE HOUR of time it's not as bad?? What was that about?
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