Dr. Atkins’ New Diet Revolution (Paperback)

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Dr. Atkins' New Diet Revolution (Paperback)

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Revised and Updated Edition

by Dr. Robert Atkins

Paperback

560 pages

Dr. Atkins revised edition includes:

  • recent scientific developments that clarify the controversy over which diet is really best for you
  • frequently asked questions by readers
  • clarification on misconceptions about the diet

Dr. Atkins’ original bestseller, DIET REVOLUTION showed millions how to lose weight quickly, easily, and without going hungry. Now, Dr. Atkins’ New Diet Revolution offers not just weight loss, but total wellness designed for the overweight metabolism. You can:

  • eat delicious meals you love
  • never count calories
  • enjoy a cheeseburger when you’re hungry
  • see amazing results in 14 days
  • reach your ideal weight and stay there.

What is The Atkins Diet?

  1. A lifetime nutritional philosophy, focusing on the consumption of nutrient-dense, unprocessed foods and vita-nutrient supplementation. The Atkins diet restricts processed/refined carbohydrates (which make up over 50% of many people’s diets), such as high-sugar foods, breads, pasta, cereal, and starchy vegetables. Core vita-nutrient supplementation includes a full-spectrum multi-vitamin and an essential oils/fatty acid formula.
  2. A lifetime nutritional philosophy that has been embraced by an estimated 20+ million people worldwide since the release of Dr. Atkins’ Diet Revolution in the 1970s
  3. The cornerstone of the treatment protocols for over 60,000 patients of The Atkins Center for Complementary Medicine in New York City.


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