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Old Mon, Jun-19-06, 04:40
peraverde peraverde is offline
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Originally Posted by BigSteve
I'm seeing a trend here, just as I have seen on other low-carb oriented forums. When being brutally honest, event the most hard core low carb supporters admit the necessity of significant carb consumption to perform in the real world. When I say "real world" I'm talking about the challenges faced by much of the population. Most do not have the luxury to go down to Whole Foods Market and buy the latest grass fed beef and high omega 3 eggs. They do blue collar work, busting their ass all day on a construction site or running for 10 hours in a busy production kitchen. Ever try going low carb under those conditions? I assure you it doesn't work. However, you can do low carb when you don't do anything really stressful or when you're sitting on the sofa watching doctor Phil....try taking it for a test drive in the real world.


I actually agree with you. I think everyone has to find what works for them and if LCing is hindering your physical lifestlye, then by all means find what works for you and stick with it. However, accusing all LC'rs of sitting around watching Dr. Phil all day was a bit rude. I chase around 4year old twins all day. I WISH I had time to sit and watch Dr. Phil !

If you are that physically busy in your life then you are probably right in upping your carb intake. It sounds like your body can handle it. I just wish mine could. Good Luck to you!
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