Guide to Popular Diets

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The low carb diet brings in some criticism and The Half Day Diet some unfounded MYTHS due to its enormous success. We'll hope to have eradicated all these unwarranted notions from your mind by the time you finish reading this article in its entirety. Here are the most common myths associated to the low carb diet plan. They're not in any particular order so, don't read anything to this The fact Dr Atkins died, people also pronounced dead it low carb diet plan, the famous "Atkins diet" - obviously named after him since he was the founder of the plan, for those of you that didn't know this.

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Dr Atkins actually died of brain injuries resulting from a fall, and this has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the diet he famously founded. It has been said that the low carb diet will reduce the amount of calcium in your body. This couldn't be farther from the truth, as since the low carb diet is rich in protein, this in fact actually prevents calcium from entering your urine. They say the low carb diet plan will damage one's kidney.

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Not unless one already has a kidney defect, because the low carb diet, though rich in protein, this is not what the entire meal is made of. Once on low carb diet, one still must observe the balancing of the meal consumed. It has been said that some Doctors actually recommend the low carb diet for some of their patients in other to treat kidney problems. As I'm not a doctor, I always and shall continue to encourage people wanting to lose weight to seek professional advice before embarking on any form of weight loss or diet programs or plan.

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