Poll Half Say Low-Carb Diets Not Worth Risks
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Poll: Low-Carb Diets Not Worth the Risks, Say Half of Americans
Summary
A recent "Dole Poll" reveals that half of Americans believe the health risks associated with low-carb diets outweigh any potential benefits of weight loss.Article
A new "Dole Poll" indicates that 50% of Americans surveyed feel that the potential health risks of low-carb diets make any weight loss not worth it. The national poll, involving 801 adults, highlights concerns over side effects like high cholesterol, constipation, kidney stones, and increased cancer risk, which deter many from following such diets.
While 36% are willing to risk these side effects to achieve weight loss, only 4% believe any amount of weight loss justifies the risks.
This sentiment is echoed by findings from The Lancet medical journal, which reported more frequent side effects, such as headaches, fatigue, and bad breath, in those following low-carb diets compared to traditional ones. The Dole Poll adds to the growing evidence that the popularity of the Atkins diet is waning.
The grocery industry is already feeling the impact. In 2004, fewer low-carb products were introduced compared to 2003, with many being discounted or withdrawn shortly after hitting the shelves. Experts predict that by 2006, two-thirds of the new products may vanish from stores.
Public awareness is shifting. As more people become informed about the risks of low-carb diets, their popularity continues to decline.
Jennifer Grossman, director of the Dole Nutrition Institute, champions the health benefits of fruits and vegetables for weight management and disease prevention through research and education.
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