Dietary Guidelines

We need help, lots of help!

I am passing this message along to everyone. If you have benefited from a Lower Carbohydrate diet and lifestyle, I am asking for your help to convince the governmental powers that presently be to include Lower Carbohydrate diets in their dietary guidelines.

If you know me well I have been a strong advocate to have Lower Carbohydrate diets used more often as I have seen so so many people improve their health, get off of or reduce medications and just overall have increased vitality that it is a crime that the government does not fairly look at all the Lower Carbohydrate diet evidence.

Please consider copying and pasting the below message from the Nutrition Coalition and sending to any one of your representatives in Congress as well as anyone you feel would be helpful in getting Lower Carbohydrate nutrition fairly evaluated and incorporated into dietary guidelines.

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#LowCarbDGA Campaign for Metabolic Health

The Nutrition Coalition has launched the #LowCarbDGA Campaign for Metabolic Health to persuade the US Departments of Agriculture and Health and Human Services (USDA-HHS) to review the science about low-carbohydrate diets as part of the process of revising the nation’s dietary guidelines.

Astonishingly, the USDA_HSS currently has no intention of investigating the benefits of low-carbohydrate diets, which have helped millions of people to reverse their type 2 diabetes diagnosis, lose weight and restore metabolic health. If they decide not to explore such options, low-carb diets will not be part of the next Dietary Guidelines. This would mean that, even as diabetes and obesity rates soar to all-time highs, the government would likely continue to promote the same or similar high-carb diet that is destroying people’s metabolic health.

To make submitting a comment easy, The Nutrition Coalition has provided this guide. You can then share it on your social media platforms to encourage others to write in.

Don’t forget to tag The Nutrition Coalition so that they can share, comment and like your posts. You can find them on Twitter @4dietaryreform and Facebook @thenutritioncoalition.

Thank you!

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