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**MilenaMKB** · 09-24-2008, 05:21 PM

I know what you mean. Heck, i didn't even realize how wrong i was doing the diet till i read the book, and I received a lot of criticism but cheese was at the bottom and middle of my pyramid cause I love it

. I can only guess that it is so wildly criticized because of people like me who order cheese pizzas with all the meats, then eat only the toppings. I am now doing a jimmy johns version though (2-3 unwhiches a day) so I can get my veggies, I hate veggies, but not from JJ's for some reason

, and your sandwiches from there can easily be made induction friendly if they aren't already.

I LOVE that food pyramid on the site though. I think that really sums up how the diet should be done, and its like 4 chapters all crammed into one picture

I need to send that to anyone criticizing Atkins and see if they can argue against the natural, healthy, unprocessed recommendations that that chart represents. Thanks for the link!

09-24-2008, 05:21 PM	#2
MilenaMKB Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 570 Senior Member	I know what you mean. Heck, i didn't even realize how wrong i was doing the diet till i read the book, and I received a lot of criticism but cheese was at the bottom and middle of my pyramid cause I love it . I can only guess that it is so wildly criticized because of people like me who order cheese pizzas with all the meats, then eat only the toppings. I am now doing a jimmy johns version though (2-3 unwhiches a day) so I can get my veggies, I hate veggies, but not from JJ's for some reason , and your sandwiches from there can easily be made induction friendly if they aren't already. I LOVE that food pyramid on the site though. I think that really sums up how the diet should be done, and its like 4 chapters all crammed into one picture I need to send that to anyone criticizing Atkins and see if they can argue against the natural, healthy, unprocessed recommendations that that chart represents. Thanks for the link!
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