Re: Re: Re: atkins diet and cleansing?

> The atkins diet is counterproductive to the lvier flush. Diets that use meat, dairy, and fats (also soda) develop porblematic symptoms with the body. They place unusual stress on the liver and kidney to flush out the excess proteins.
> Humans only need about 25-50 grams. excess creates stress on organs..changes body ph to acidicthrows out calcium of the bones.
> It also produeces more stones in the process. Why flush the liver of stones when the very diet promotes it...
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> ideally, a diet of fruits and vegetables...nature's foodis efficiently processed...basically, the best for homo sapiens..cavemen and the ancestors have consumed primarily fruits and vegatables...it is unwise to go counter to genetics..

Thanks for your reply. I know alot of people don't like the Atkins diet and apparently you are one of them. If it produces more stones than an ordinary diet how come I didn't pass many? You think I will in later flushes? Also my husband is a diabetic and had high cholesterol. On the Atkins diet we have his Sugar count down to lower 100s and his cholesterol was lower a week ago at his checkup than it had been in over a year. It is working so I hate to change. He doesn't need to lose weight so he is adding good carbs back each day. I'm trying to hold mine to 20-25.
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> > > My husband and I have been on the Atkins diet for a little over a month. Me to lose weight and him to lower his blood Sugar and cholesterol. It has worked. My question is: Is it safe to cleanse our gallbladder and liver since we have been eating so much protein? The directions said eat a no fat meal before starting. Can I do the cleansing and then go back on Atkins safely?
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> > I have done that. No problem. However, it is my understanding that you need to abstain from any fat intake for the entire day -- not just for one meal. This is to allow the bile to build up more.
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