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LOOK! Atkins the 2nd most expensive diet to follow--?
On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 09:53:03 +0000, ronit wrote:
Difference between Canada Food Guide & Atkins $1,383 No more need for Tums & Rolaids -50 No more acne cleansers and creams -250 No more sleeping pills due to fluctuating blood sugar at night -25 Sitting comfortably wearing my size 7 Tommy Hilfigure pants and eating nuts PRICELESS!!! ------------------------ And another thing, I don't think most followers of Atkins eat the way that was noted in the article. Perhaps that's on induction but when people get to OWL, there's lots stuff. LOL! -Cheers |
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LOOK! Atkins the 2nd most expensive diet to follow--?
"BJ in Texas" wrote in message igy.com...
Steven C (Doktersteve) wrote: 2. Dr. Atkins $6599 for food, $9 for DANDR paperback Total: $6608/year What you eat typically: Bkfst - eggs scrambled or fried w/bacon, ham or sausage, decaf coffee or tea Lunch - bacon cheeseburger (no bun), small tossed salad, seltzer water Dinner - shrimp cocktail with mustard and mayo, clear consommé, steak, roast, chops, fish or fowl, tossed salad sans dressing, diet Jell-O. Wonder where they come up with this as a typical menu? Sounds closer to an induction menu to me. Menu was probably determined by some loser journalist that read the part about induction and failed to read or understand the rest of the book, (if they read the book at all) the Atkins diet in terms of ongoing weight loss or maintenance. BJ 232/182/182 - at goal and maintaining for 6 months. CRAPOLA!! This WOL is as expensive as you make it. I myself only eat prime rib 6 times a week....... NOT!!! ROFL Laureen |
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LOOK! Atkins the 2nd most expensive diet to follow--?
tossed salad sans dressing,
eh? Since when? LCing since 12/01/03- Me- 265/239/140 & hubby- 310/268/180 |
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LOOK! Atkins the 2nd most expensive diet to follow--?
Difference between Canada Food Guide & Atkins $1,383 No more need for Tums & Rolaids -50 No more acne cleansers and creams -250 No more sleeping pills due to fluctuating blood sugar at night -25 Foe me, add not more economy size bottles of Excedrin every month! Yay! (headache free for five weeks and counting) |
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LOOK! Atkins the 2nd most expensive diet to follow--?
Steven C (Doktersteve) wrote:
2. Dr. Atkins $6599 for food, $9 for DANDR paperback Total: $6608/year What you eat typically: Bkfst - eggs scrambled or fried w/bacon, ham or sausage, decaf coffee or tea Lunch - bacon cheeseburger (no bun), small tossed salad, seltzer water Dinner - shrimp cocktail with mustard and mayo, clear consommé, steak, roast, chops, fish or fowl, tossed salad sans dressing, diet Jell-O. Horse hockey! Seltzer water? Shrimp cocktail? Steak? I don't personally have any of those on a regular basis. These are reserved as "treats" for me. I have ground beef, more than a "small" tossed salad and other veggies, tuna, pork chops or roast when they are on sale, chicken. All of these are frequently on sale at any one of several local markets and I spend much less than that. Marsha/Ohio |
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LOOK! Atkins the 2nd most expensive diet to follow--?
On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 04:37:47 GMT, "Steven C \(Doktersteve\)"
announced in front of God and everybody: 2. Dr. Atkins $6599 for food, $9 for DANDR paperback Total: $6608/year What you eat typically: Bkfst - eggs scrambled or fried w/bacon, ham or sausage, decaf coffee or tea Lunch - bacon cheeseburger (no bun), small tossed salad, seltzer water Dinner - shrimp cocktail with mustard and mayo, clear consommé, steak, roast, chops, fish or fowl, tossed salad sans dressing, diet Jell-O. Damn. All that consommé and shrimp cocktail's really screwing with my budget. Dawn |
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LOOK! Atkins the 2nd most expensive diet to follow--?
"Roger Zoul" wrote in message ... Meaningless numbers.....they have no idea what I eat. Steven C (Doktersteve) wrote: :: There is a write up about diets in the national post, a Canadian :: national newspaper. :: :: The article compares FOUR diets, and the costs per year to follow :: said diets, this is how they break down, from the highest to lowest. :: Atkins is the 2nd highest! |
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LOOK! Atkins the 2nd most expensive diet to follow--?
I can understand why it could be considered costly. All the things
that people eat BECAUSE they are cheap fillers (pasta, potato, rice, bread) in meals are removed. You are left eating more meats, fowl or fish(definitely more expensive here). All your meal stretchers are removed. And vegetables aren't always cheap either! DiGiTAL_ViNYL (no email) |
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LOOK! Atkins the 2nd most expensive diet to follow--?
In response to Laureen's post:
CRAPOLA!! This WOL is as expensive as you make it. I myself only eat prime rib 6 times a week....... NOT!!! ROFL Laureen Yeah! With four lobster dinners a week and the 2 daily snacks of shrimp it gets *really* expensive. G The reporter must be figuring in expensive cuts of steak and the more expensive fresh seafood. -- Stephen S. 331 / 286 / 220 - as of 9 Jan. 04 LC since 28 Sept. 03 http://dragonfen.com/diet -------------------------------- |
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