Da Vinci Code Diet
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Your livliehood comes from baking breads. Atkins and other low carbohydrate diet manias slam your income into the ground. Why not strike back by exploiting The Da Vinci Code? American capitalism, faddishness and popular culture: this country wouldn't be at all amusing with out them.
The Diet Code: Revolutionary Weight-Loss Secrets From Da Vinci and The Golden Ratio will be coming to a bookstore near you soon.
A baker who lost half his business to the low-carb craze is cashing in on his dietary regime with a book based on the mathematical principles of the Golden Ratio, a formula used by Leonardo Da Vinci and made popular in The Da Vinci Code.
Stephen Lanzalotta created what he called the Da Vinci Diet in response to the decline in bread consumption brought on by the popularity of the Atkins Diet. The diet consists mostly of Mediterranean foods, including bread, fish, cheese, vegetables, meat, nuts and wine.
Portland baker writes diet book based on Da Vinci Code formula
Low-carb dieters aren't going to take this without demurral:
Well, that's the problem, Mr. Lanzalotta. Eating low-carb does not mean "eating only meat." That is one of the biggest myths about this incredible lifestyle that millions of Americans enjoy. We eat a great selection of vegetables, fruits, and even whole grain breads (GASP! What a shock!). While people like Lanzalotta want to point the finger at people who do low-carb to maintain their weight, I would suggest that he start providing the kind of products in his bakery that low-carb consumers want and need for their healthy lifestyle change. There are great low-carb breads out there made with lots of fiber, which is good for you regardless of your method for maintaining your weight.
Diet Code Author Claims Da Vinci Would Oppose Low-Carb Lifestyle
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