THE ATKINS DIET
THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR YOU?
Read About The Pros And Cons Of The Controversial Atkins Diet Before You Decide To Embark On This Course.

THE ATKINS DIET HAS BEEN A CONTROVERSIAL SUBJECT SINCE IT'S CONCEPTION.

This Report Is Designed To Help You Make An Educated Decision Once You Have Read The Facts.

There is so much controversy surrounding the facts about the Atkins Diet. Some say it's totally unhealthy for you, others swear by it.

There are so many diets on the market today, all promising great results if you follow their specific instructions.

There is the fiber diet that disallows animal products - the liquid diet, a replacement for one meal a day - the cabbage diet - banana diet - egg diet................ the mind boggles!

I won't argue or debate that these diets will work for you (if only for a short time) but is your body slowly suffering healthwise? The same question applies to the Atkins diet............... is it a healthy choice in the long term?

Topics Covered Inside This Report:

  • Is Atkins Right For You
    Just because it has been effective for others doesn't mean it will be right for you. No specific diet works for everyone, and you may even find that a type of low carb diet that works better for you than another.

  • Pros And Cons
    Although not scientifically proven, there are many common benefits reported by Atkins dieters and other low-carb dieters. These include an increase in energy, a reduced craving for sweets, better concentration, improved mood and an lessening of depression type symptoms.

  • Criticism
    Some believe that it is dangerous, some say that it is a healthy method to lose weight and others say that it works on a short-term basis.

  • Planning
    As with all diet plans, becoming used to the Atkins way of eating is going to take some time and adjustment. The standard American diet relies heavily on carbohydrates and other restricted foods.

  • Induction
    When you start the Atkins plan, you'll need to make sure you understand which foods are acceptable for your stage of the program. The Induction phase is the most restrictive, but it only lasts two weeks.

  • Induction Rules
    During Induction, you need to eat three regular-sized meals per day or four to five smaller meals. If you find yourself jittery and hungry between meals, try breaking down your meals into smaller portions and eat more frequently.

  • OWL Phase
    During the OWL phase, you'll gradually increase your daily carb intake from the 20-gram level that you used in induction. Each week you'll try adding another 5 grams of carbs and then take note of what happens.

  • Pre Maintenance Phase
    During pre-maintenance you will increase that to 10 grams per week. As long as you are continuing to shed weight (no matter how slowly it is coming off) you will continue to add grams.

  • Common Mistakes
    If Atkins isn't working for you, or you find yourself suddenly gaining weight after weeks of effective dieting, make sure you aren't making any of these common mistakes.

  • Diet Basics
    A lot of people have jumped on the Atkins bandwagon and there has been a lot of hype as a result. But what are the basic principles of the Atkins diet?

  • Diet Foods
    On a daily basis, your diet should consist primarily of these foods. The second tier has low glycemic vegetables like salad greens, broccoli, cauliflower, asparagus and spinach.

  • Shopping Tips
    When you go shopping for the first few times you may feel like a fish out of water. However, with a bit of practice you'll feel just as comfortable as you were with your previous shopping lists.

  • Cost Saving Tips
    Make sure to carry an acceptable food list with you the grocery store so you can tell whether a sale food is an okay substitution on the Atkins plan.

  • Snack Choices
    If you've been a snack food junkie you've become used to eating carbohydrates of the worst kind. Snack foods are made from highly refined carbohydrates like white flour, white sugar, corn meal and corn syrup. They are high in trans-fats (which is a contributor to clogged arteries).

  • Appetite Suppression
    If you've ever eaten a carb heavy meal and then felt hungry afterward, you know that carbohydrates don't have much staying power.

  • Sugar Cravings
    When you eat concentrated sugar, your blood sugar will raise to high levels. Your pancreas thinks there is something wrong and then it secretes insulin to lower the blood sugar.

  • Carbohydrate Cravings
    There are many signs of physical carbohydrate cravings. You will experience a compelling hunger for carbohydrate rich foods.

  • Carbohydrate Substitutes
    This new way of eating will challenge your old habits. However, there are many carbohydrate substitutes that can fill in the gap.

  • Unprocessed Foods
    Raw, fresh food ingredients provide the best basis for a healthy diet. Many dieters rely on foods that are technically allowed on the plan, but not good for health.

  • Overcoming Plateaus
    On some weeks it may not seem like you are losing any at all on the scale. But a quick look at your measurements will prove otherwise.

  • Exercise
    Physical exercise is essential for Atkins diet success. Without exercise, your body isn't configured to process carbohydrates successfully.

  • Diabetes
    The road to diabetes has to do with something called the glycemic index. All carbohydrates are rated on this index with regards to the level of insulin reaction they produce.

  • Intestinal Problems
    There are simple solutions that can prevent and help with these symptoms and allow you to continue with staying on the diet plan.

  • Ketosis
    Many people, even those who are on low carbohydrate diets, don't quite understand ketosis and why it works.

  • Maintenance
    Choose your lifetime maintenance weight goal range. This is a range of weight that is acceptable to you.

Discover The Facts
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