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On Mon, 21 Dec 1998, James Crocker wrote:
> On 12/19/98 11:52:09 you wrote:
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> >I have experimented with the diet, and learned that I can gain or
> >lose weight on Neanderthin by increasing or decreasing calories,
> >just as on any other diet.
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> Thanks Todd, this is very interesting. It is also what one would expect,
> if 'normal' dieting logic is applicable to Neanderthin (I see no reason
> why it wouldn't be).
If I didn't make it clear, I think that weight gain is rather
slower on Neanderthin than on other diets I have tried, in that
the caloric "ceiling" appears to be raised somewhat. This
appears to be true in general for carb-limited diets, just as
their proponents assert. The control of insulin really does seem
to slow the weight-gain phenomenon.
I have not ever experienced rapid weight gain after ingesting
small amounts of forbidden fruit. Substantial amounts of certain
forbidden fruits do cause indigestion, but that is another
matter.
Todd Moody
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