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If you eat less than 20 carbs during induction do you loose more weight?

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Sun, Feb-17-02, 19:51

stephie

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If you eat less than 20 carbs during induction do you loose more weight?

Hi. I have a question. Are 20 grams of carbs required on this diet(Atkins) or if you eat less, will you loose more? Also how many salads are allowed a day...and can induction last longer than two weeks?

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Stephanie

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