Weight of the Evidence: ADA Acknowledges Low -Carb Diets Help Control Blood Sugar
In an interesting twist this week, in an updated WedMD article, American Diabetes Association spokesman Nathaniel G. Clark, MD acknowledged in an interview that carbohydrate restricted diets help people with type II diabetes control blood sugar . . .
. . . Now the excuse from the ADA is that they do not recommend controlling carbohydrates because patients find them too restrictive. "We want to promote a diet that people can live with long-term," says Clark, who is vice president of clinical affairs and youth strategies for the ADA. "People who go on very low carbohydrate diets generally aren't able to stick with them for long periods of time." . . .
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