Atkins Induction Helper

[2big4mysize]

Re: Atkins Induction Helper

I'd suggest you do a little research on how fat soluble vits and minerals are absorbed because if you are reacting fats to fatty acids then your fat soluble vits and minerals will not be absorbed because they need triglycerides which are fats complete with glycerol and not just fatty acids

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Originally Posted by 2big4mysize
Leaving fiber behind will cause some of the vits, minerals, and proteins to be bound up by it and not absorbed

Note true. If anything, fiber [especially soluble fiber] assists in the absorption of the aforementioned substances.

could you site a study proving this?

No flavors or sweeteners needed.

really, have you tasted fatty acids, predigested meats oops forgot your stuff is all coming from plants, unflavored proteins soy in particular?

That won't matter, since the plants are chopped to the molecular level prior to bottling.

I think you have just answered your own question about why somebody isn't making this product.
good luck finding a blade thin enough and strong enough to chop to molecular level

[Elizellen]

Re: Atkins Induction Helper

Hi:

I’m currently daydreaming of a hypothetical liquid Atkins induction product

Sounds more like a horrible nightmare to me GX

[LateNiteDiner]

Re: Atkins Induction Helper

To summarize, the plants in the product are chopped to the molecular level. Second, the proteins/fats are pre-digested all the way down to their monomers. Third, the undesirable substances are removed. Finally, good microbes, potassium ions, and drinking water are added.

Piece of cake. Break into your friendly, neighborhood vegan's house while he's out and about, Pilfer the contents of his clogged toilet, blend well and bottle. Pre-digested, plant-based, liquid nutrition for on the go. You may want to add those boiled tomatoes just to offset the bad flavor.

[Green Xenon]

Re: Atkins Induction Helper

Sounds more like a horrible nightmare to me GX

Why?

[Elizellen]

Re: Atkins Induction Helper

Why?

Because I cannot imagine 'eating' a purely liquid diet.
I could not even drink psyllium mixed with water without gagging, so mixed mine with mayo and celery in the early days of my induction when I felt I needed a fibre supplement.
One reason I find Atkins fairly easy to continue with is that I am 'allowed' to eat plenty of tasty, wholesome non-processed foods (except for the recipes I make myself from basic ingredients).

It is one of the easiest and cheapest 'diets' I have discovered, with no need to buy special 'diet foods' such as ready meals, bars or shakes.

[fontrella]

Re: Atkins Induction Helper

Well GX, it's time for a good idea bad idea segment. Good idea, bottling your food; bad idea, drinking it for the rest of your life.

This sounds like Medifast, once they stop the liquid diet and start back eating real food, they pick back up weight. The body would not be used to whole foods in it's natural state.