Low-carb diets not long-term answer
$2.95 - The Gazette - NewsBank - Jan 12, 2000
First, the brain absolutely has to have glucose to function, ... to the extremely low calorie level of these diets, rather than the low carbohydrate intake. ...
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The body's hunger `switch'
The Hindu - Feb 3, 2002
Are low-calorie diets completely ineffective for you? * Does exercise cause no weight loss at all? * Do you tend to eat mainly carbs such as breads and ...
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Get stuffed - 22 December 2001 - New Scientist
New Scientist - Dec 22, 2001
Breadsticks and other carbohydrate-laden, low-fat snacks can take a back ... it before stretch receptors in its walls scream out to the brain for mercy. ...
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Going low carb: Preventing carbon monoxide poisoning
Free with registration - Asia Africa Intelligence Wire - AccessMyLibrary.com - Nov 16, 2002
In the unlikely event that he falls unconscious, his brain stem will take over and revive him. (Possibly to resume screaming, but surely alive and well.) ...
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For Me, Carbs Count More Than ...
Pay-Per-View - Washington Post - ProQuest Archiver - Feb 27, 2001
I'm convinced there really is something to the low-carb, ... As for the question of soy and the brain, several researchers have noted the lack of qualifiers ...
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Washingtonpost.com: Live Online
Washington Post - Jun 27, 2000
hope you can help. im 30 yo and 170 at 5'7", stocky build. i eat a low carb, low sugar, high protein diet, modest amts of fat. Ive lost 35 lbs and 3 inches ...
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CFCNplus.ca - Calgary news from CFCN, CTV
CTV.ca - Jan 8, 2002
This high insulin level will interfere with the usual rise in seratonin in the brain hat signals the eater that they're satisfied. But in carb addicts, ...
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Can bread really make you fat?(carbohydrate diets)
Free with registration - Redbook - AccessMyLibrary.com - Jun 1, 2000
Carbohydrate-rich foods also tell your brain you're full faster than do fat-laden foods. And that leads to another advantage of eating low-GI carbohydrates, ...
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