While I am not an advocate of eating sugar or white rice.  Dr. Mcdougall is the best doctor out there.  And, if temporarily done, sugar and white rice could be a really good combination for losing weight.  I know that after I have sugar on like quickoats, I am having bowel movements.  But, a better result will always come from whole grains with vegetables with sufficient salt added.  

Nonsense.  Lots of people have kicked Type 2 Diabetes using the high-fat Atkins diet (including several people I know).

Ladislaus ought to change his name to "the butcher".  Because, all he eats is meat.  And, for those who don't know, it is called ketoacidosis.  Dr. mcdougall talks about it in a video which one can probably easily find, and he says you can lose weight that way, but it is a miserable way.  If you have enough willpower to resist cravings, you can allow your body to eat itself down to a reasonable size.  Again, how miserable.

Nonsense.  Lots of people have kicked Type 2 Diabetes using the high-fat Atkins diet (including several people I know).

Nonsense. Dr. Fatkins died obese and from a heart attack & hypertension, which proves his Fatkins diet was unhealthy.

The aforementioned medical journals referenced by Dr. McDougall show that high fat diets cause type 2 diabetes because of insulin resistance.

The Fatkins diet is not a lifestyle diet, rather it's an unhealthy fad to help middle aged women get into their prom dress and attend their 20 year class reunion with confidence.

People who persist in the Fatkins diet will develop obesity, diabetes, hypertension, chronic lethargy, strokes, poor moods, etc, many of which afflicted Dr. Fatkins and led to his death.

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The problem with this diet is that a person suffering from type 2 diabetes is not in any condition to exercise.

Small steps. Gradual conditioning. Nobody is expecting them to perform like Olympic athletes. They're not in any condition to exercise because they sit on their asses all day, and their problem is compounded by eating fatty foods and excess animal protein, hence the diabetes. The worst thing for them to do is remain lethargic and not begin an exercise regimen.

They have no energy because they're too sedentary and they don't eat enough carbs to get anything done. They're in perpetual ketosis.

So, is this sugar + rice just a "cure" for sick people (diabetics) or is this a recommendation for a generally healthy way to eat?

Also, is this method written up into an actual meal plan somewhere? I'd like to see what that looks like because most people don't consume sugar by sprinkling it on their rice and vegetables and that's all I'm picturing right now.

Nonsense.  Lots of people have kicked Type 2 Diabetes using the high-fat Atkins diet (including several people I know).

Hear,hear. Been on Atkins for years and am in great health. It is a sensible diet plan.

Hear,hear. Been on Atkins for years and am in great health. It is a sensible diet plan.

You think you're in great health, but try running, or doing anything physical involving endurance, without stopping, and we'll see how far you get on a high fat diet alone. You will bonk very early.