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08-28-2009, 01:33 PM

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Why human, not mice, studies are the most appropriate for judging the effects of low-

I’ve said before that while I don’t believe any one diet is ideal for everyone, I favour diets lower in carb and higher and protein (and also fat) than the diets traditionally recommended as ‘healthy’. Such diets generally give better results for weight loss than, say, low fat diets. They also tend to be extremely [...]

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