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Old Wed, Mar-23-11, 02:22
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Originally Posted by colejames
I know a lot of you here have had previous issues such as arthritis and such from eating carbs, but I actually had none of these issues. I'm still young and healthy, so this may be why the effects have not manifested themselves yet, and that is why I'm starting low-carb early: as a prevention method rather than a cure.


I've had arthritis since my mid teens, and our GP told my husband it's normal to have arthritis in your back by your mid-thirties. And you're right, prevention is probably the best route. A lot of people who haven't been affected by carbs (or certain carbs) are either lucky or unlucky depending upon how you look at it. Some of us get fat. Some of us get serious, but maybe not life threatening diseases relatively young. Some of us end up with something more serious. You figuring out that a lowered carb diet is best for health is probably the luckiest route, because hopefully, you've avoided any serious problems.
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