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Sal Cuccio <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 4 Oct 1999 16:30:21 -0400
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I've been reading your list for a while and have found it very interesting, I
have been doing the low GI carb protein adequate thing for about 4 years.
When I was a low-fat junkie(never a vegetarian) I was able to keep my overall
cholesterol at around 170, & my Triglycerides at around 100. However my doctor
was concerned with my HDL which hovered around 30. I started exercising pretty
seriously at this point but this had minimal effect on the HDL. Despite all of
the low fat foods and exercise I could not get under 18% body fat. I also
suffered from depression and anxiety which I was taking perscription drugs for.

Since changing to my current style of eating I have been as low as 10% body fat
and no longer take perscriptions for depression and anxiety

My confusion is that some people seem to do real well eating unlimited amounts
of saturated fat. When I do that my TC goes up to around 240. All of my other #
are fabulous and my ratios look good too. I can get my TC down to around 185 by
eating mostly fish and lean meats. I also take fish oil caplets and some other
cholesterol beneficial supplements like niacin and B vitamins along with vitamin
E. I also supplement my fiber intake with psyllium husks a couple times a day.

Has anyone else on the list experienced the same type of results? I love to eat
red meat & I do relly like fish but sometimes it can get a little boring.

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