Let’s break down how the Atkins diet works before we dive in here. A standard “diet” limits calories, but is still high in carbs and sugar. As a result, people cycle between suger highs (excess sugar stored as fat) and sugar lows (fatigued, hungry) – this nonstop cycle makes it very difficult to sustain and long-term lose weight.
Atkins limits carbs/sugar so that the body burns fat for fuel, leaving the body steadily fueled and prepped for weight loss, even when more calories are consumed – less hunger, less cravings, more weight loss. That being said, many people find it very difficult to rid themselves of carbohydrates – these are time-old staple foods that easily please.
A no/low carb diet isn’t for everyone – understood. Personally, I tried to do Atkins years ago. Although for me, this was not a sustainable way for me to eat, I did lose weight, and was inspired to convert to a low-carb lifestyle, which is much easier.That being said, if you want to try out the Atkins lifestyle in an easy and highly motivated way, this is certainly a great way to do it! Sign up here and receive a quick-start kit with everything you need to kickstart your own weight loss program. With this, you’ll also receive the Atkins quick start guide, a comprehensive carb counter, access to thousands of free low carb recipes, and free online interactive tools.

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