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Re: was Atkins = paleo :), now steak lover's diet
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Wed, 12 May 2004 16:26:20 +1000
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Not only would pyruvate be produced via glycolysis but bananas, one of the
allowed foods, are actually a good dietary source for pyruvates.

Leonie


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 The pyruvate theory doesn't
> make sense because any the carbs allowed would produce pyruvate via
> glycolysis. I mean what's special about watermelon but not cantaloupe?
>
> Liz

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