Wednesday, May 18, 2005

Low Carb High Protein Diets

With the explosion of so many new diets flooding the world today promising extreme weight loss, many health professionals are concerned with people’s health. One popular diet of today that is raising many red flags with these professionals is the low carbohydrate/high protein diet.

First, too much protein is very hard for the body to break down and can damage the kidneys and liver. Second, high protein usually means high in fat, which can lead to cardiovascular problems. Third, the expense involved and repetitious nature of the diet may make it difficult to sustain. Finally, one will tend to crave simple sugars from a diet such as this. This is due to the fact that there is such a carbohydrate restriction.

Joel Kaye
Creator of The Right Brain Diet
www.RightBrainDiet.com

5 Comments:

Blogger Mr. LowCarb said...

Hi Joel Kaye. Well, I was out checking some low carb diet recipe
related blogs and found yours. Very interesting to say
the least. You've done a nice job of keeping up to date
on low carb diet recipe stuff. Maybe I'll bookmark you and come
back to see what else you have to offer.

7:15 AM  
Blogger Michael said...

Joel Kaye, nice blog! Where do you find the ideas for all
of your low fat low carb diet posts? I'm always looking for new info
regarding low fat low carb diet and you seem to have it. I'll
definitely be back for more.

8:52 AM  
Blogger Michael said...

Really awesome job on your low fat low carb diet blog Joel Kaye. I'm very
interested in low fat low carb diet stuff and will be back frequently
to check for more posts.

11:02 PM  
Blogger Michael said...

Joel Kaye, nice blog! Where do you find the ideas for all
of your low fat low carb diet posts? I'm always looking for new info
regarding low fat low carb diet and you seem to have it. I'll
definitely be back for more.

9:28 AM  
Blogger Michael said...

Really awesome job on your low carb diet recipe blog Joel Kaye. I'm very
interested in low carb diet recipe stuff and will be back frequently
to check for more posts.

10:01 AM  

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