Atkins Diet: Can I eat this on Induction?

Atkins Rules of Induction https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AWz29UImbja7ZGY2YmhtZnRfMTA4ZDg5ZHZtMmQ&hl=en Atkins Diet Induction Acceptable Foods List https:…
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25 Replies to “Atkins Diet: Can I eat this on Induction?”

  1. AS LONG AS YOU EAT 20g OF CARBS OR LESS IT DOESNT MATTER WHAT KIND OF CARBS
    YOU EAT YOU WILL STILL LOSE WEIGHT. YES IF YOU CHOOSE TO EAT THOSE 20g IN
    VEGGIES THEN YOU MIGHT BE MORE SUCCESSFUL BUT 20g OF CARBS IS 20g OF CARBS
    EITHER WAY !~! IM STILL SUCCESSFUL AT LOSING THE WEIGHT I NEED TO BY EATING
    WHATEVER I WANT TO FOR MY 20g OF CARBS

  2. @bowulf nah I know most of the cops so yeah.. that wouldn’t help you >=D I
    just annoy by saying “yeah I watched that creepy movie named Beowolf, and
    it scared the be jesus out of me! AHH my heart!”

  3. soooo… u only count the net carbs from the vegetables, not the meat, eggs
    or chees ?

  4. @jailstop I think people can be successful no matter male or female, but
    men typically do perhaps better on low carb initially. Just remember
    Induction only needs to last 14 days, and then you can progress to the OWL
    — where adding the seeds back into your diet is like the 3rd rung of it.
    As for jealousy around you, the only thing I can say is get used to it, and
    use it to fuel future losses. 🙂

  5. Besides actually showing video and photos on my channel of marathons and me
    crossing the finish line, one can easily search finish times of
    marathoners. As for anyone doing a marathon, what’s your best marathon time
    and which races have you done?

  6. Lack of energy? I run marathons on low carb. Dude, catch up with the
    science as you are being left far behind. My primary source of energy is
    fat, and it works well enough to run 5k or do HIIT or workout for 4 hours
    as I run a marathon.

  7. @heygeno1951 Check out my latest videos, and you’ll see a link to my
    facebook site. It’s a good way to communicate with other viewers. I did
    Induction for roughly 12 months. You can certainly do it a long time
    without any negative side effects.

  8. @bowulf (cont) now I do drink lots of water (allot for me I hardly ever
    used to drink straight water ) and I work out at least every 3 days on a
    treadmill until I think I am going to die, then I stop *lol Do you think my
    success is due to the fact that I am a male? Most females in my life are
    very jealous of me right now because they want my results *lol

  9. which atkins book did you read? i have the ‘blue’ one. i’d like to download
    it to my kindle

  10. @TheJUNGLESURFER Yep, that’s it not the 22 hour day fighting a fire and
    lack of sleep. Or perhaps it is dealing with biased, web trolls. Good luck!

  11. @MrArpas123 I am happy you are making a low carb recipe site, but don’t
    spam others videos. It’s rude.

  12. @gabriellaisrael Yes, it is likely diet related. Check out my Induction flu
    video on ideas on how to help the headache and fatigue go away. It is
    temporary, but taking 1-2 cups of chicken broth (for sodium) and using salt
    substitute (like Morton LiteSalt) for Potassium will help immensely.

  13. The question is not so much the carb count like this video says, but what
    is on the ingredient label. Carb counts only tells you how much of a legal
    food you can eat. The ingredients label will tell you whether or not you
    can eat it at the phase or rung you are on.

  14. I used the 2002/2003 version of Dr, Atkins New Diet Revolution. You can
    find it here: bit.ly / DANDR

  15. @Fineztmorenita You may lose weight until you hit goal or you may plateau
    early. If you watch my why am I not losing video, you see one thing I might
    suggest to those not losing is increasing their carb count. It certainly
    isn’t the most advisable way to lose weight unless you never plan to eat
    more than 20g for the rest of your life.

  16. Fiber certainly helps keep you regular, but I would be cautious about any
    commercial flax bread as the ingredients might not be all Induction
    friendly. I have posted an easy 2 minute flax bread recipe here that is
    Induction legal though.

  17. @jailstop You may enter ketosis below 20g, but you won’t be doing “Atkins”
    without following the rules. There are plenty of low carb plans with lots
    of different rules, and one might be successful on any number of them. I
    have however found following the rules to be a better guarantor of success.
    Currently I eat between 30g and 55g routinely. Some days it may be more
    than that and or less than that.

  18. I’m on Induction this is day 9 only one little problem! I take lots fiber,
    eat the recommended veggies, but nothing moves! I’m over full all the time,
    so I eat very little.

  19. @coylo50 The amount lost on induction is different for everyone. It is
    largely dependent on the amount to lose, and if you’ve done Induction
    before. It won’t always be that fast, but that is a really good start. For
    Induction Friendly recipes, do a search on here for “Atkins Diet Recipes
    (IF).” I tag or title all my recipes that I have posted here with (IF) in
    the title that are Induction Friendly.

  20. can i eat organic low carb bread. its 1 gram per slice, i still eat my
    12-15 grams from veggies too but is it ok to eat the bread?

  21. chicken wings are my guardian angel for induction. ive been on induction
    for 3 weeks and have lost 25 pounds. i make my own hot wing sauce with no
    carbs.

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