Yet another study supports Low-carb for diabetics

Atkins helps diabetes patients
2005 May 24


WELLINGTON, New Zealand, May 23, 2005 (United Press International via
COMTEX) -- A study by New Zealand's Wellington Hospital indicates the
high-fat Atkins diet helps diabetes patients lose weight and control
the disease.

The study examined the cases of 12 overweight patients with type 2
diabetes brought on by diet and lifestyle. On a modified Atkins diet,
the patients lost an average of about 22 pounds in six months, the
Wellington Dominion Post reported Monday.

Surprisingly, the researchers said the patients' glucose tolerance
improved significantly, indicating better diabetes control.

"When I went into it, with no published studies, I was expecting we
would see it would be harmful," said endocrinologist and lead study
author Jeremy Krebs. "I was not surprised people were able to lose
weight, but the health parameters all improved more than I expected."

The diet used in the study was a slightly modified version of Atkins,
aiming to avoid "bad" saturated fats and eat more mono and
polyunsaturated fats.

Copyright: Copyright 2005 by United Press International.

On 25 May 2005 13:18:54 -0700, "Hackman"
wrote:

Atkins helps diabetes patients
2005 May 24


WELLINGTON, New Zealand, May 23, 2005 (United Press International via
COMTEX) -- A study by New Zealand's Wellington Hospital indicates the
high-fat Atkins diet helps diabetes patients lose weight and control
the disease.

No ****, Sherlock.

Sheesh.

Talk about stating the obvious!

Myra

Hackman wrote:
|| Atkins helps diabetes patients
|| 2005 May 24
||
||
|| WELLINGTON, New Zealand, May 23, 2005 (United Press International via
|| COMTEX) -- A study by New Zealand's Wellington Hospital indicates the
|| high-fat Atkins diet helps diabetes patients lose weight and control
|| the disease.
||
|| The study examined the cases of 12 overweight patients with type 2
|| diabetes brought on by diet and lifestyle. On a modified Atkins diet,
|| the patients lost an average of about 22 pounds in six months, the
|| Wellington Dominion Post reported Monday.
||
|| Surprisingly, the researchers said the patients' glucose tolerance
|| improved significantly, indicating better diabetes control.
||
|| "When I went into it, with no published studies, I was expecting we
|| would see it would be harmful," said endocrinologist and lead study
|| author Jeremy Krebs. "I was not surprised people were able to lose
|| weight, but the health parameters all improved more than I expected."
||
|| The diet used in the study was a slightly modified version of Atkins,
|| aiming to avoid "bad" saturated fats and eat more mono and
|| polyunsaturated fats.
||
|| Copyright: Copyright 2005 by United Press International.

They have no clue that the same results would have been realized even
without "modifying" the Atkins diet to take out the yummy fats.
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Peter
Website: http://users.thelink.net/marengo

Myra wrote:
:: On 25 May 2005 13:18:54 -0700, "Hackman"
:: wrote:
::
::: Atkins helps diabetes patients
::: 2005 May 24
:::
:::
::: WELLINGTON, New Zealand, May 23, 2005 (United Press International
::: via COMTEX) -- A study by New Zealand's Wellington Hospital
::: indicates the high-fat Atkins diet helps diabetes patients lose
::: weight and control the disease.
::
:: No ****, Sherlock.
::
:: Sheesh.
::
:: Talk about stating the obvious!

Sadly, the established medical community (mostly) will have to keep stating
the 'obvious' to itself over and over and over before they all listen.

In article ,
"Roger Zoul" wrote:


Sadly, the established medical community (mostly) will have to keep stating
the 'obvious' to itself over and over and over before they all listen.

Too many medical researchers have their careers invested in the present
low fat dogma for any change to be sudden.

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Chris Smolinski
Black Cat Systems
http://www.blackcatsystems.com