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16 May 2013 5:43PM
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Since I've changed my diet to the "slow-carb diet" my sex drive has been as slow as never before. I'm eating all kinds of vegetables and non-breaded pork or non-breaded chicken. I'm drinking a lot of water, too. So far I can not see that my weight dropped significantly but my mood accompanied by my sex drive definitely did.

Anyone else doing the slow-carb diet and feeling the same?

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16 May 2013 6:51PM

i dont know, but i know the the adkins or no carb diet works.. i have seen it work on my daughter..

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17 May 2013 1:51AM

ive done it. You still need the complex carbs in the forms of the legumes. Eat more beans or lentils. Mashed lentils make a wonderful substitute for mashed potatoes. i lost 40lbs of the SCD.

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17 May 2013 1:12PM

How long did it take you to lose 40lbs? Beans and lentils ARE vegetables.

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17 May 2013 5:31PM

beans and lentils are full of carbs and are both major no-no's on Atkins or Keto or any other low carb diet. You do not still need complex carbs on a no or low carb diet - sorry to tell ya but there are folks out there that haven't eaten grains, beans or rice in 50+ years that are healthier than pretty much all of the rest of us.

Big kicker - the diet should really only be taken on by folks with the O blood type. Mutations in the human genome that produced the A, B, and AB blood types over the years coincided with changes in our digestive systems. O is the original blood type of homosapien-sapien and low-carb was our only option at first so it makes sense that we'd evolved to eat high protein, high fat diets.

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17 May 2013 8:32PM

So what DO you eat?

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