I'll say ditto to what Karen said, and the one you have on your list (SP) and then add the following as secondary choices:
The new revised Atkins book 2001/2002, has a thourough revision. If you have an interest in low-carb research and studies, you will like it a lot. Almost every single statement/claim has a footnote number, and is indexed in the reference section to the exact study, publication, version, and page number!!! To my knowledge, no other low-carb book has done that, to make it bullet-proof.
Other LC books may just give you a bibliography, some will make it based on chapters, but I haven't seen any of them link each statement to a specific page number on a reference.
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Can anyone pls tell me which is the best Zone book? Enter The Zone, A Week In The Zone........ 
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I've browsed the Zone books, and chose "Enter the Zone". It's the one that has most of the theoretical aspects and details. The other ones I found were basically recipes and menus, but I'm not into menus or cookbooks. Check with Mila, as she's the Zone expert.
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Have u guys read any good LC books lately?
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I've recently read the Montignac book "Eat Yourself Slim" (I've read it a few years ago in French), a very good book on food combining and glycemic index. Plus Udu's book "Fats that Heal, Fat that Kill".
On my list to read : The Ketigenic Diet by Lyle McDonald, Barry Grove's Eat fat get thin, and finally, Neanderthin.
Wa'il