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Old Mon, Nov-10-03, 21:34
ibang1 ibang1 is offline
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Fox News in Baltimore had about a 10 minutes info on the Atkins diet. I thought the report or news they gave was very weak. However, they did have some dietian tell that she read some report or read some research done on the Atkins diet that showed liver or kidney problems with the diet. Anyone know if that report exists? Where does the news get their facts?

I got all exicted to see the Fox news but it wasnt worth the time. Anyone in Baltimore see the news as well?
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Old Mon, Nov-10-03, 22:39
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Plan: Atkins/Protein Power
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I haven't seen this program, but there has long been a belief that high protein causes kidney damage and high fat causes liver problems.

I've tried to find research on both and can't. In fact, the nurse's study, as well as several others, show that high fat/protein can make liver/kidney problems worse, but there is NO INDICATION that either causes damage to healthy organs.

I've seen so many articles on TV and read so many things in the news and on the internet, and there is very little truth to what is said. Many of these "reporters" haven't even read a book about nutrition or atkins or anything else. As for the nutritionists, they are parroting what they've been taught.
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Old Mon, Nov-10-03, 22:55
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If you have healthy kidneys and liver/gall bladder, you will not suffer any ill-effects caused by this WOE. However, if you have pre-existing problems, this WOE will cause trouble. Dr. Atkins discusses this in his book and recommends avoiding induction and early OWL. This is why it is so important to read the book.
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