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Articles in Spring, 2006 issue of She Knows LowCarb Energy

• Are you getting enough omega-3s?
• The Eating Well Diabetes Cookbook
• Eight foods you may think are low-carb but aren't
  by Heidi Hoff
• Golf! It's good for you
• Soup's on
  by Karen Barnaby
• The big cheese
• Dirty dozen: is your healthy diet a deadly chemical cocktail?
  by Julie Anne Eason
• Battling cellulite with yoga: six poses to target your buttocks and legs
  by Nicole Palacios
• When a mountain calls: learning and laughing in organic ovo-lactarian style
  by Rachel Hall
• Low-carb diet may slow Alzheimer's
• What is complex carbohydrate intolerance ? Complex Carbohydrate Intolerance is a broad term describing the range of symptoms that can occur when foods high in complex carbohydrates are consumed
• Coconut and coconut oil: recent research has verified traditional beliefs that coconut and virgin coconut oil, like other pure, whole foods, have a significant role to play in a well-balanced, nutritious diet
• Marvelous mushrooms: mushrooms are fast transforming from ultra-gourmet to popular mainstream, leaping from upscale menus into everyday homecooked meals—and they need not intimidate the novice chef
  by Michele Thompson
• Can carbohydrates cause you to go blind?
• All about Stevia: Stevia is nature's sweet gift to us all. Up to 300 times sweeter than sugar, ranking 0 on the glycemic index and with no calories, this remarkable plant from the rainforests of Paraguay yields stevioside—a sweetener that's nutritiou
  by Jan London
• Your body, your goals
• Egg-stra ideas
  by Christine Navratil
• They're saying "cheese"
  by Michelle Thompson
• The politics of food
• Fitness for desk jockeys
• Table for one: meals for the lone low-carber
  by Karen Rysavy
• Protein is the new diet hook: research is beginning to show that eating enough fish, chicken, lean meat, low-fat dairy, beans, nuts or other protein- rich foods helps people feel full longer. And scientists are searching for the biological reasons for the
• Low-fat, low-weight?
• Pasta on a low-carb diet? Yep!
• That crabby feeling
• More meat for babies
• Cabbage 101
  by Jacqueline B. Marcus
• The many flavors of oil
• His big fat Greek diet: San Diego physician Nick Yphantides tells how he lost 220 pounds and shares his seven pillars for weight loss success and maintenance
  by Linda Childers
• Correction
• Cheeseburger bill set to stop obesity lawsuits
• Ask Nancy: in each issue, she answers your questions about food preparation, medical issues and living low-carb
  by Nancy Moshier
• The low-carb bartender
  by Bob Skilnik
• Diabetes in children on the rise
• Got fat? Patients have been asking me more frequently about my thoughts on combining a low-carb diet with a low-fat diet. I've decided to share my thoughts on this subject in the hope that it will help make some sense of all the controversy
  by Richard Frankville
• A Handful is good for the heart
• Finding a low-carb friendly healthcare provider
  by Fred Pescatore
• For your health, spend more time in the kitchen