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Carbohydrate Addicts Diet (Paperback)

by Rachael Heller (Author) "A century ago, epileptics were thought to be taken over by "spirits ..." (more)
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If you've been a yo-yo dieter for years or if you can eat a pound of pasta at one sitting, this book may very well be an eye opener. In simple--but never condescending--language, it explains the roots of carbohydrate cravings and teaches you how to normalize your insulin levels to prevent future food binges. Regulated insulin levels in turn help to temper serotonin levels, so food cravings and mood swings are prevented. The authors, both research scientists (one a health psychologist, the other a pathologist), have lost and kept off a total of 200 pounds between them. They've based this book on nearly a decade's worth of research, during which they've helped nearly 80 percent of their patients lose weight and keep it off for at least a year.

They explain that carbohydrate addicts most commonly crave popcorn, breads, bagels, rice, pasta, potatoes, ice cream, chocolate, pie, cookies, crackers, cake, fruit and fruit juice, potato chips, and pretzels. A questionnaire at the beginning of the book determines if you're indeed a carbohydrate addict, and if so, to what extent. (For those readers whose quiz doesn't indicate addiction, but who are bothered by their food cravings, the authors recommend a doctor's visit for an explanation.) The book includes a diet plan with dozens of easy recipes, a chart of the carbohydrate content of many common foods, and lists of binge triggers to watch for. The most appealing part of the diet--and one reason that it wins raves from its followers--is its once-a-day reward meal, which allows you to eat anything you want. The authors also offer helpful tips for incorporating the diet away from home, such as at parties and restaurants.



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This low-carbohydrate diet was designed by a research biologist and a research psychologist to treat hyperinsulinemia, a condition where normal carbohydrate consumption produces not satisfaction but even more hunger, especially cravings for starches and sugar. Beginning with their own weight loss experiences and continuing with those of others, the authors provide a carbohydrate addiction test for readers to take to determine their own degree of addiction. Then they outline the easy-to-follow diet plan that includes several slightly different variations. Basically, dieters eat two low-carbohydrate meals a day and one "reward" meal with lots of carbohydrates. The authors also supply upbeat, positive advice for weight loss success and a limited number of meal plans and low-carbohydrate recipes. This would be a good addition for most public libraries.
-Linda Chopra, Cleveland Heights-University Heights P.L., Ohio
Copyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Diet Will Work With Realistic Reward Meal Servings, Nov 23 2001
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Ok, I had rated this book a 1 star until my friend let me read the new lifespan book. I am strictly against diets like atkins. I have also been reading peoples bad reviews and 9 out of 10 times they must be eating like pigs at the reward meal. For anyone who wants to try the diet here is the basics. For breakfast you can eat bacon, ham, or steak and eggs just like atkins. And for lunch you can eat 4 oz of meat with 4 grams worth of vegetables only!! So lunch can be a grilled chicken breast with a salad. For the reward meal you MUST balance the meal and make sure it contains ALL the 4 food groups. You MUST eat 2 cups of salad with every reward meal. You should drink a glass of milk at reward meals for calcium. You should take a plate and serve 1/3 protein, 1/3 carbs, and 1/3 veggies. You NEVER want to gorge on sweets. Yes you can HAVE dessert, BUT you cant eat a whole pie, or cake. You MUST finish the reward meal in ONE hour! If you really want use this diet get the new lifespan diet. It contains all the newer information. Here is a normal days meals.

Breakfast:
2 eggs
4 oz ham
coffee, or tea

Lunch:
4 oz meat
1 small salad

Reward Meal
2 cups salad
1 cup milk
8 oz steak
1 cup potatoes
1 cup green beans
1 slice of cake
1 dinner roll

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1.0 out of 5 stars This diet made me sick!, Jun 11 2004
By J. A., Church "Keturah Joan" (Ithaca, NY USA) - See all my reviews
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After two weeks on this diet plan I could bearly lift my head up. I nearly fell asleep driving home from work nights...not to mention hardly staying awake while at work. I thought it would be a pleasant change from the restrictions of Atkins, but I was never tired on Atkins. I don't know if it had something to do with insulin from the sudden onslaught of carbs...or what the problem was. All I know is I am happily following Atkins and losing much more rapidly than I did on this CAD plan. In two weeks I lost 6 lbs. on CAD...14 on Atkins. You figure it out.
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4.0 out of 5 stars A good eating program for those sensitive to carbs, Jun 20 2004
By Shaz "oi-you!" (Naples, FL USA) - See all my reviews
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Carbs aren't the enemy, it's just the TYPE of carbs you eat that can shoot your glycemic index way up, causing a huge insulin rush. Once your body becomes used to those high amounts of insulin, the "excess" gets stored just like excess calories do- in the form of fat. Dr.'s Heller help us to understand that there are good carb choices and bad carb choices. For example, most fruits and vegetables are good carbs, while bread, rice, corn, bananas, table and other forms of sugar, sweets, etc are all bad forms of carbs. Carb Addicts is simply about making good choices. The "reward meal" allows you one meal a day where you can eat some bad carbs, provided you eat a small side salad first, and eat equal portions of protein and good carbs along with the bad. You can go back for more "bad" carbs as long as you also take more and equal amounts of protein and good carbs. Eventually, you insulins levels even out, and you lose the cravings for the "bad" carbs. The book gives you the list of foods to eat and foods to avoid, plus a few recipes to help you create low-carb meals. Also included is a test to find out how sensitive you are to carbs.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Take the Carb Addict's Test Before Starting
It's been 4 days on the diet, and I've loss 5.5 pounds already! It's important that you take the carb addict's test, located at the beginning of the book, before starting the... Read more
Published on May 13 2004 by K. Hampton

5.0 out of 5 stars Great for sweets/bread lovers
I found this book while browsing the diet section of the bookstore last summer (2003). I read the whole book in about two days and immediately started the diet. Read more
Published on May 5 2004 by pixiefoot

5.0 out of 5 stars The Carbohydrate's Addict's Diet
I have read and re-read this book and find it excellent...the diet has helped me with sweet cravings, has given me control over eating all day long because of my appetite... Read more
Published on Mar 3 2004

1.0 out of 5 stars Works at first... but don't you DARE cheat!
Don't get this book unless you want to completely change the way you eat for the rest of your life. This book has basically destroyed any healthy eating habits I once had with... Read more
Published on Feb 25 2004 by Ashley Keene

5.0 out of 5 stars Love it!
I started this diet six years ago. The first week is hard (stomache cramps)...after that it is cake. I lost 20lbs in two months. Read more
Published on Feb 9 2004 by Lisa Harvey

5.0 out of 5 stars working good
Been on the program for 2 weeks, and I've lost 8 pounds. Definitely getting rid of the "chips" craving. Read more
Published on Jan 27 2004 by Trevor

5.0 out of 5 stars This diet really works...but
Two friends of mine at work would rave about this diet that they were on - they werent obese or anything like that, but you could tell that they both looked slimmer. Read more
Published on Jan 21 2004

4.0 out of 5 stars Great plan so far...
I have been on this "eating plan" now for a week. I have already lost 5 pounds. I am so excited because I have been gaining and gaining for several years, and no other... Read more
Published on Jan 16 2004 by Deb

5.0 out of 5 stars worked for me
I started this diet in 1993 and stayed on it for a total of 9 years. I lost 80 pounds, went off it during my fourth pregnancy and gained the weight back. Read more
Published on Jan 10 2004 by ,nicky

4.0 out of 5 stars HEALED MY ADDICTION!
I have to say, I am one of the most severe addicts, and obese, the type who never went an hour without something in my mouth. Read more
Published on Nov 26 2003 by LatinaView

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