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Old Sun, Feb-08-04, 04:44
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Default "Weary of fads? March to G.I." (Chicago Suntimes article)

http://www.suntimes.com/output/life...r-gidiet06.html



Grrr... we are not a "fad". And PLEASE don't mix us up with Jenny Craig and WW!!

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A diet book author calling Atkins or Weight Watchers fads?

Isn't that kind of like Christina Aguilera saying Janet Jackson is a bit trashy?
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Old Sun, Feb-08-04, 10:09
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Admittedly, I just skimmed the article. But. Did I understand it right? They want people to avoid "fads" like Atkins, for a diet that hasn't even been around as long as Atkins?
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"Q. What are some examples of food with high and low glycemic indexes?

A. Low G.I. foods include most fruits and vegetables, grains, low-fat dairy and nuts.

High G.I. foods include items that are processed --doughnuts, granola bars, white bread, fruit juices and sweetened juices. You should definitely stay away from anything processed ... anything that comes from a manufacturer. It is always better to eat the fruit than drink the juice. "

I consider low-fat dairy to be a processed food item. And grains have to be processed to be digestible. We don't go out into the fields and much on the fresh unprocessed grains.
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