> > While I wait, I wonder if someone would be so kind as to give me a summary
> > of how Neanderthin differs from other low carb diets.  I have done a
> > variety of other low carb programs for the last 13 months:  Atkins, CAD,
> > CKD, etc.
>
>         The premise is you can eat anything that you could eat in a
> low-tech setting.  So NeanderThin is not-nescisarily low carb.

Okay - but will Neanderthin give me a path to weight loss?

> > I read something somewhere about eating 6500 calories to lose weight.  Of
> > what?
>
>         It would have to be meat.  Allow me to quote from "Meat Three
> Times a Day:

Why 6500?  I have over 50 pounds to lose.  My goal weight is 200.  Any
other program seems to suggest that I eat less than 3000 calories a day.
The idea of eating 6500 is very interesting.  What's the catch?  If I go
and buy 20 pounds of steaks right now and eat 6500 calories worth a day,
will I weigh less in two weeks?

> > I remember something else about how cheese is out.  Is this a general
> > health thing, or would it impede weight loss?
>
>         NeanderThin actually isn't a high-fat diet.  Cheese and other
> dairy products are high in fat, low in protein, and with the exception of
> calcium not very nutritious.

So the key to the diet is to get a correct nutrition level and the fat
leaves?  You must eat the right stuff in a very high quantity.  Yes?