Please. Stop. Cutting carbs. For fad diets. Your brain needs those and you gain the weight back as soon as you eat carbs again. Make maintainable lifestyle changes. Eat better. Stop setting yourself up for failure.
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Replying to @mariannemiller
Diets work differently for different people. A low carb/keto diet has been effective for people who have problems with inflammation. What's important is you do it in healthful and responsible way.
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Replying to @LauraPostVoice
Hence the specification of the "fad diet." If it's a change prescribed by a physician, that doesn't really fall under that umbrella.
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Replying to @mariannemiller
Yeah but lots of people still consider it a "fad" because people are using it a lot, like being gluten free. I'm in the camp of "if your diet is working for you, rock out." I'd prefer not to diet shame. The only diet I won't support is Anorexia/Bulemia.
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Replying to @LauraPostVoice
Sure, I don't care about anyone's diets unless they're actively harming themselves (drinking bleach or something). But trained nutritionists and doctors have told me that carbs are necessary for good brain function for the majority of humans. I was merely sharing that advice.
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Replying to @mariannemiller
But if you don't care why are you telling people what you do? You heard from nutritionists you need carbs, that's cool, but you can't know what's best for everyone because it varies wildly from person to person. Health is too tricky a topic to just provide a blanket statement.
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What TO do, not what YOU do. Huge difference. >.<
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