http://www.superlowcarb.com/low-carbs/diets/ low carbs diets have revolutionized dieting and the entertainment industry. Have you noticed how often the low carbs diets are mentioned on t.v.? en-us Wed, 04 Jan 2006 15:33:24 EST Wed, 04 Jan 2006 15:33:24 EST Weblog Editor 2.0 Low carb diets - A global takeover Isn't it amazing how these low carbs diets have revolutionized dieting, eating, and even television? That's right, television. How can we make such a bold statement? It is simple. Not only have we begun to incorporate low carbs diets in every facet of our daily lives, including fast food and restaurant eating, but we have designed television programs around them. Promoting them. Preaching them. Allow us at Super Low Carb to elaborate. If you were to turn on primetime network television, you would find a little program by the name of The Biggest Loser. A show on NBC is now featuring and promoting the low carb diet phenomenon. To be honest with you, the program is really quite fascinating. Many of the contestants have lost well over one hundred pounds by adhering to a strict low carbs diet and exercising regularly. We really are trying our best to change the way people eat, for the better. There were skeptics out there bashing the slew of low carbs diets generating interest, but truth be told, they work. Not enough evidence? I lost track of how many time I have heard anchors on Mtv and VH1 mention the South Beach Diet, which just so happens to be another variation on low carbs diets. The Jennifer Aniston's and Ashley Simpson's of the world seem to be advocates for the low carbs lifestyle. Low carbs diets are not just a passing phase. They have proven to be successful, and they have proven to persevere. Many diets have come and gone over the years, but it appears as though low carb diets are an honest and are here to stay. Give it a shot if your are considering it. What have you got to lose, other than pounds... Wed, 04 Jan 2006 15:33:24 EST