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Luis Manuel Cid  
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 More options Jul 9 2012, 9:14 am
From: Luis Manuel Cid <lmci...@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 9 Jul 2012 09:14:07 -0400
Local: Mon, Jul 9 2012 9:14 am
Subject: Re: [Minimalist Runner:114634] Re: If low-carb is the answer, why has Jimmy Moore gotten fat again?

He should start running, hopefully Tuck's attempt at getting Phil to his
show will go through (and Jimmy  will listen). .
On Jul 8, 2012 11:00 PM, "Doug Sims" <wdsim...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Luis already posted one of the ones I found, but here are the two I
> thought were the best explanation.

> Firebird7478 says: July 3, 2012 at 8:50 am

> I’m confused. Jimmy has been blogging for some time and championing the
> HFLC diet. Did he lose weight then put it all back on and is now losing
> again, or did some illness or injury put him in a condition to become heavy
> again. I’m not being an agitator, just looking for some clarification. I’m
> not certain of what his circumstances were. I was always under the
> impression that he was heavy, got lean and stayed lean.
> Fathead response:
> He lost 180 pounds some years back, then slowly re-gained 70 pounds. He
> was getting all kinds of advice and tried calorie restriction, less fat,
> more protein, safe starches, etc., etc. Nothing worked. Drs. Volek and
> Phinney explained that just eating low-carb doesn’t necessarily mean
> staying in ketosis. Some people are kicked out of ketosis by too much
> protein. So Jimmy got a ketosis meter that tests blood ketones, adjusted
> his diet as Volek and Phinney recommended, kept adjusting to stay in
> ketosis. Since that adjustment, he’s been losing weight again.

> Second comment:
> Galina L. says: July 3, 2012 at 12:05 pm

> I am glad Jimmy is getting better. I started to think recently he was
> mainly contributing to mass education by being an example of that only
> counting carbs was not enough without trying to eat less After reading
> about his experiment with sweet potatoes, I basically gave-up on him and
> stopped commenting on his blog, because I thought he couldn’t eat normal
> food without adding abnormal amount of sweeteners, flavors and butter to
> it. I will be most happy to be proved wrong. I truly wish him well, he is a
> nice guy.
> Fathead response:
> Trust me, the creeping weight gain annoyed him more than it annoyed anyone
> who reads his blog. He was receiving conflicting advice from people he
> respects, so he kept trying different approaches. The nutritional ketosis
> approach is the one that appears to be working. After playing 51 holes of
> disc golf with him in the past two days (with more to go this evening when
> the heat dissipates a bit), I can testify that he’s not lacking in energy
> on this diet.
> On Jul 8, 2012 8:29 PM, "Luis Manuel" <lmci...@gmail.com> wrote:

>> Here, one of the comments:

>> I’m confused. Jimmy has been blogging for some time and championing the
>> HFLC diet. Did he lose weight then put it all back on and is now losing
>> again, or did some illness or injury put him in a condition to become heavy
>> again. I’m not being an agitator, just looking for some clarification. I’m
>> not certain of what his circumstances were. I was always under the
>> impression that he was heavy, got lean and stayed lean.

>> *He lost 180 pounds some years back, then slowly re-gained 70 pounds. He
>> was getting all kinds of advice and tried calorie restriction, less fat,
>> more protein, safe starches, etc., etc. Nothing worked. Drs. Volek and
>> Phinney explained that just eating low-carb doesn’t necessarily mean
>> staying in ketosis. Some people are kicked out of ketosis by too much
>> protein. So Jimmy got a ketosis meter that tests blood ketones, adjusted
>> his diet as Volek and Phinney recommended, kept adjusting to stay in
>> ketosis. Since that adjustment, he’s been losing weight again.*

>> On Sunday, July 8, 2012 8:26:32 PM UTC-4, Luis Manuel wrote:

>>> Dunno. I didn't read the comments,

>>> I only browsed through them, sounds like he got a lot fatter when he
>>> started eating sweet potatoes and the like... He apparently is back on
>>> Atkins and loosing pounds again? Maybe Tuck can clarify, I have to go eat
>>> dinner...

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