Atkins Diet  & Too Little Fiber

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The Diet War: Low-Fat vs. High-Protein with Dean Ornish,
The only reason you may lose a little more weight on an Atkins diet in the first few days is that your body is peeing out ( diuresing ) a lot of ...
Eat Well, Lose Well - Men's Health - MSN Health & Fitness
The Atkins diet may invite a little bit of fruit and vegetables back in, but it's still low in the fiber and nutrients these provide.
Calorie-Count.com :: News & Articles :: Dieting
The effect of fiber - There is little wrong with fiber, but not all sorts carry all the advantages.
The Secret to Slimming Down
When you eat too much protein and too little carbohydrate, however, you risk raising the levels of other neurotransmitters too high.

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