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February 1 2016 by Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt, MD![Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt, MD]()
in About membership, Diabetes, PCOS / Fertility, Weight loss
in About membership, Diabetes, PCOS / Fertility, Weight loss
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Why do so many women over 50 struggle with their weight, even on a low-carb diet?
Jacqueline Eberstein, RN, worked closely with the late and great Dr. Robert Atkins for three decades, and she has a lot of experience treating people with these issues.
On the 2015 low-carb cruise she gave a presentation on the topic and then we sat down to talk about it, with her sharing her best advice. Watch parts of the interview above. The full 16-minute interview is on the membership pages (free trial available):
Weight Loss Struggles of Women over 50 – Full Interview
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As our exchange rate in SA is not favourable at the moment , I can't afford your blog subscription. I am very disappointed that one has to to now pay for your blog and this latest life changing information.
You are doing amazing work though, and lots of strength to you as you reach out to more people, but maybe a lot of folks will be put off of LCHF as it now seems to be coming just a money spinner.
Lots of good wishes
Jenni
East London
South Africa
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