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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Gosh, that is very scary for you. But are you sure it is the diet? It would be worth having a blood test to check out any other symptoms or elimainate other possibilities.If you are severely vitamin deficient, the test will show.
Regardless of this, I don't feel that any diet that excludes major food groups is healthy long term..
According to Dr Atkins, you ARE meant to be on it for more than two weeks. According to certain dieticians you shouldn't go on it at all.
Either way, ginette has been on it for two years, and I don't think recommending time travel will help her!!
My Mum's been on Atkins for a long time too ginette. Whilst her hair is fine, her nails are a total state. I hadn't connected it to the diet. Wierd really - with all that cheese you'd think she'd be on calcium overload with nails a mile long! Good luck with it all though! :-)
Apologies if this offends but did you not question whether continuing on this sort of dietary regime for an incredibly long time would be detrimental to your long term health??
Given all the (justified) bad publicity surrounding this diet and others like it in all forms of media did you not consider the possible side effects?
Why do you need to be on it if you are a size 12?
You say that you sort of get used to the rich food but isn't it harder to cut out the things like carbohydrates which you will find accompanying almost every meal?
Instead of trying a diet like this or even follow a low fat diet as you say above, have you tried a simple balanced diet with regular exercise? Eating whatever you want in moderation but burning it off with exercise?
Like i say I don't mean these questions to sound judgemental or to be offensive in any way but I just can't understand how/why somebody would do this to their body for such a prolonged period of time.