Eades’ view on it in his Protein Power Lifeplan book, and coming to the understanding/realization that even though the formaldehyde issue might be a bit of unjustified hype, Aspartame “was” literally exciting my brain cells to death. …
Original post by Vickie
The best insights I’ve gotten come from the book PROTEIN POWER LIFEPLAN by Michael and Mary Dan Eades, MDs,copyright 2000, from Warner Wellness books. Chapter 9, “Magnesium Miracle” although twenty-five pages long, is invaluable. …
Original post by Gail Bell
In 1995, they wrote Protein Power as a guide to better health and weight loss through diet, nutrition, supplementation, and exercise. In 2000, they followed up Protein Power with Protein Power Lifeplan, which was similar but… …
Original post by unknown
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Original post by jytdsa76439
I remember hearing somewhere once upon a time that there’s a specific type of protein powder I shouldn’t use, but I have no idea what it is (or if perhaps I’m imagining that anyway). I don’t even know what types are out there. …
Original post by Elisha
The Protein Power Lifeplan by Michael R. Eades and Mary Dan Eades: Packed with very readable accounts of the relevant science. The Eades are good about delineating what appears clear from available scientific evidence, and what they’ve …
Original post by Dave
This is worth highlighting - an excerpt from one of his books, Protein Power LifePlan, page 51 “If you want to lose weight you have to watch the calories - even on a low-carbohydrate diet - particularly if you’re a small person. …
Original post by Jennifer
(from The Protein Power LifePlan, page 51.) But if you have low insulin, why would a person be prompted to eat more fat than their body needs? Hunger is a response to a request for fuel from the cells. If the cells are able to get at …
Original post by Charles
This is worth highlighting - an excerpt from one of his books, Protein Power LifePlan, page 51 Low-carb and Calories, Part 2 “If you want to lose weight you have to watch the calories - even on a low-carbohydrate diet - particularly if …
Original post by Jennifer
Mike, I don’t recall you saying that calories don’t count. In Protein Power LifePlan you wrote ‘Calories count… but not that much’. Your previous posts have explained that once again. Of course they count, even in a low carb diet, . …
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