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Original post by 8jaderivers

I then read “Protein Power Lifeplan”, Dr. Bernsteins “Diabetes Solution”, “Atkis Diet”, and just about all other low carb books. (I am an avid reader of what my wife calls “good for you” books). During that time and when I was on the …
Original post by cemays

The fat is not really bad for you, read the book: “The protein power lifeplan” for good basic nutrition research. You’ll be glad you did. (Look around; does america seem to have ‘nutrition’ down pat?) Good luck with the salad! …
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Michael Eades, coauthor of Protein Power and Protein Power Lifeplan (excellent books, by the way), has written two excellent articles on his blog regarding the recent E.coli outbreak. The first one is Corn-eating-cow crap chuckin’ up …
Original post by Scott K

All I can tell you is that I got a call from someone in the publicity department at Warner Books (the company that published the Protein Power LifePlan) asking if I could be in New York on some specific date to debate Dr. …
Original post by mreades

From Boring to Bliss: Refreshing Your Low-Carb Menu. September 10, 2004 — Before there were low-carb specialty stores and low-carb convenience foods, there were low-carbers — millions of them. And despite reported declines in low-carb …
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