Low-Carb News

• 'Decision to lose weight leads to 'greener' lifestyle (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
  Beth Garver Beha's decision to change her diet to lose weight eventually turned into a lifestyle change of eating more organically and being environmentally conscious.



• 'Pymatuning carp soon going low-carb (The Titusville Herald)
  LINESVILLE (AP) - The carp at Pymatuning State Park are going low-carb. The Linesville Spillway has long been famous as the place where ducks walk on fish because the fish throng so thick for bread tossed by visitors. But starting Jan. 1, bread, doughnuts and the like are toast.



• 'When and what you eat affects energy, mood (Dallas Morning News)
  What we eat and drink has an effect on brain chemistry, affecting mood, and energy. Factors such as size of meals and circadian rhythms, the body's internal clock, also can affect eating patterns as well as alertness and performance.



• 'NBC2 Health: Low-carb confusion (NBC 2 Fort Myers)
  From frozen entrees to everyday items, food labels proudly display their low-fat, low-carb, or sugar-free content. But the latest statistics show one in three Americans is still overweight, so just how effective can those diet foods be? NBC2's Jessica Stilwell found out.



• 'Goody 'wants tummy tuck, boob job' (Digital Spy)
  Jade Goody reveals that she will undergo stomach and breast surgery.



• 'Don?t blame the carbs (Philippine Daily Inquirer)
  MANILA, Philippines?You don?t have to blame carbs if you don?t lose weight that fast. Eating a recommended amount of carbohydrates based on your goals, activity level and weight will result in effective weight loss, more than a popular low-carb, high-protein diet.

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