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  1. Haha, I love the flow chart.  I also like the Zone/South beach diets in their most basic form, at least as a starting point for people whose nutrition is atrocious.  Divide your plate into 1/3’s.  Fill 1/3 with protein, 1/3 fruit and 1/3 vegies, avoid all high glycemic index carbs like sugar and processed grains.  I work in medicine and talk to people about their diet often… and often I’m amazed at what they tell me.  How about 2 red bulls and frosted flakes for breakfast or nothing except a big cup of coffee?

    1. Exactly… a starting point for consumption of whole foods. What’s crazy is that people don’t even consider a bowl of frosted flakes and 2 redbulls to be a bad breakfast, it’s the norm for them, and they wonder why they have weight issues or depleted energy levels.

    2. @keeponkeepnon
       I completely agree.  The atkins/zone are a great platform to get people to consider eating whole foods… it’s as simple as that, real whole foods.  What I found astounding is that people don’t even consider a bowl of frosted flakes and a redbull to be a bad breakfast! And then they wonder why they have health issues, digestive problems, lack of energy, etc…   Start with real food!

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