Theres no cutting corners if you want to be healthy. Introducing the bold, easy, clinically proven LOW-CARB way to lose weight nowand keep it off for life
Millions of us are jumping on the low-carb bandwagon, yet many nutritionists and health experts are questioning the long-term medical effects of these dietary choices. The Four Corners Diet is a medically tested, healthy way to cut carbs without cutting out nutrition-packed vegetables, heart-healthy monounsaturated fat, and fiber. It is easy and realistic and will help you shed weight and keep it off.
In 1996, Drs. Goldberg and OMara embarked on an in-depth review of the then-popular diets and the scientific literature concerning weight loss and improvements in serum lipids through diet. Sifting through hundreds of studies, they set out to create their own dietone based on the most proven elements and soundest data from the scientific literature. The diet they created has 4 cornerstones. the FOUR CORNERS of the title, and emphasizes.
1. Low-carb eatingto keep blood sugar levels on an even keel and hunger pangs at bay
2. Heart-healthy monounsaturated fatand limiting consumption of saturated fat
3. Fibera highly beneficial form of carbs that we dont digest
4. Pharmafoodsfoods with health benefits beyond their content of vitamins and minerals and include probiotic foods such as yogurt and buttermilk, as well as many vegetables and some fruits
After first testing the diet on themselves, and both losing weight, Drs. Goldberg and OMara started a formal clinical study in moderately to severely obese subjects, and they and others have now tested this diet more informally with hundreds of people of varied weights and ages.
About the Author
JACK GOLDBERG, PHD, is a clinical biochemist and research scientist. His longstanding interest in diet and nutrition began with his discovery and patent of the first commercial kit to measure HDL cholesterol. He lives in Skoke, Illinois.
KAREN OMARA, DO, is a board-certified specialist in internal medicine and critical care. Her interest in nutrition and the effects of diet on health and illness has spanned her twenty-plus year career in medicine. She lives in Chicago, Illinois.
GRETCHEN BECKER, a magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Radcliffe College, is a writer and editor specializing in medical books and the author of The First YearType 2 Diabetes and Stop Diabetes. She lives in Halifax, Vermont.