Low-Carb Diet Finds Support From A Surprising Source

Posted by Jimmy Moore on March 22 in Health

Dr. Andrew Weil now recognizes the importance of carb control

Light bulb moments can happen at virtually anytime to anyone. We all have our own biases and predetermined beliefs about just about everything in life that make up who we are. But even when you try to keep an open mind and stay objective, those rock solid ideals that encapsulate who you are can be difficult to change. Only the strongest among us are able to admit when we were wrong about something and then completely change our way of thinking based on new evidence that has come to light.

That's exactly what has happened with one of the world's most recognized and renowned health leaders of our day Dr. Andrew Weil. For the past three decades, this man has dedicated his life to the subject of health by authoring a plethora of books, lecturing about the negative impact of unhealthy eating, and establishing himself firmly into diet and nutrition by encouraging a comprehensive integrative approach to treating disease. He really is a legend in the health industry which is what makes what I am about to share with you all the more astounding!

It turns out that he himself decided to begin implementing carbohydrate-restriction in his own personal weight management routine with AMAZING success after reading the Gary Taubes book Good Calories, Bad Calories and he now realizes he is "quite sensitive to high-glycemic-load carbohydrates."

Click here to see how incredibly HUGE this is for the cause of low-carb living!