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Authors: Robert C. Atkins

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Place ice cubes in blender. Add cooled gelatin mixture, heavy cream, ¾ cup soda, sugar substitute, and salt. Blend at high speed for 30 seconds.

Serve in tall glass. It will become thicker as it sets. Stir vigorously.

T
OTAL
G
RAMS
5.8

Shape-Up Shake

1 serving

1 envelope sugar-free lime Jell-O

1 cup diet lime soda

4 ice cubes

⅓ cup heavy cream

1 packet sugar substitute

Place gelatin and ¼ cup soda in saucepan. Heat to boiling point, stirring constantly. Be sure gelatin dissolves.

Cool.

Place ice cubes in blender, add gelatin mixture, heavy cream, ¾ cup soda, and sugar substitute.

Blend at high speed for 30 seconds.

Serve in tall glass. It will become thicker as it sets. Stir vigorously.

T
OTAL
G
RAMS
3.7

Mocha Drink

1 serving

1 cup brewed decaffeinated coffee

1 cup diet chocolate soda

1 tablespoon No-Cal chocolate syrup

4 ice cubes

¼ teaspoon cinnamon

2 tablespoons heavy cream

1 organic egg

1 packet sugar substitute (optional)

Place all ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth.

T
OTAL
G
RAMS
3.9

Spiced Iced Decaf Coffee

4 servings

2 tablespoons decaffeinated instant coffee

5 whole allspice

5 whole cloves
dash cinnamon

3 cups boiling water

8 ice cubes

4 teaspoons heavy cream

Combine all ingredients except cream in a 1-quart container. Cover and refrigerate 1 hour or more.

Strain. Pour over ice cubes into 4 tall glasses.

Add 1 teaspoon cream to each glass.

T
OTAL
G
RAMS
3.8
G
RAMS PER
S
ERVING
1.0

Sweet Lemonade with Lecithin

4 servings

1 cup water

¼ cup lemon juice

2 packets sugar substitute

2 egg whites

1 teaspoon vanilla

½ teaspoon orange extract

dash salt

8 ice cubes

2 teaspoons lecithin

Place all ingredients except ice cubes and lecithin in a blender. Blend until thick.

Add 1 ice cube at a time and blend until frothy.

Remove from blender and stir in lecithin. Pour into 4 glasses. Stir again and serve immediately.

T
OTAL
G
RAMS
21.7
G
RAMS PER
S
ERVING
5.4

Hot Mint Chocolate Nog

1 servings

1 cup Pelican Punch herbal tea
*

2 teaspoons No-Cal chocolate syrup

1 teaspoon chocolate extract

1 packet sugar substitute

1 organic egg

2 tablespoons heavy cream

Place all ingredients in blender. Blend well.

T
OTAL
G
RAMS
4.4

*
To cook fresh spinach: Wash carefully several times to remove all sand. Place in pot with just enough water to cover it. Cook at low boil for about 10 minutes or until tender, but not limp. Press out water before serving. Two packages of frozen spinach may be substituted for fresh spinach. Cook to package directions. Whether fresh or frozen do not overcook.

*
Available at health food stores.

*
Available at health food stores.

*
Available in coffee department of supermarket.

*
Available in specialty and health food stores.

Appendices

 

Special Menus for Entertaining
FORMAL DINNER

Serves 12

HORS D’OEUVRES

Fran’s Special Pâté

Deviled-Salmon Eggs

Caribbean Crabmeat

APPETIZER

Honeydew and Seafood

SOUP

Cold Avocado Soup

SALAD

Tricolor Salad with Three Cheeses

ENTRÉE

Stuffed Steak

or

Stuffed Flounder

VEGETABLES

Spicy Cauliflower Bake

Cheesy Brussels Sprouts

TO CLEAR THE PALATE

Small scoop of Grapefruit Sorbet

DESSERT

Spice Cake with Coconut Macadamia Ice Cream

BEVERAGES

Cappuccino

tea

decaffeinated coffee with cream and sugar substitute

BARBECUE

Serves 12

WHEN FOLKS ARRIVE

Guacamole with cucumber slices

Sour Cream Clam Dip with pork rinds

cheese tray

ON THE COALS

Dr. Atkins’ Fromage Burgers

Luscious Lamb

Broiled Tarragon Lobster Tails (cook on coals instead of broiling)

chicken marinated in Hot Barbecue Sauce

THE SALADS

Cole Slaw

Mock Potato Salad

SWEETS

Confetti Mold

Decaf-Coffee Ice Cream

Almond Ball Cookies

Chocolate Sponge Layer Cake

DRINKS

Spicy Cocktail

Sweet Lemonade with Lecithin

Orange Cooler

BUFFET DINNER

Serves 20

APPETIZING TABLE

Fresh Spring Salmon Mousse

Spicy Spare ribs Heavenly Wings

Salad Niçoise with Fresh Tuna

assorted olives

ENTRÉE TABLE

Kayzie’s Rabbit

Moussaka

Shrimp and Scallops Marc

Coq Au Vin with Shiitake Mushrooms

DESSERT TABLE

Lemon-Lime Mousse

Chocolate Mint Pie

Cheesecake

Raspberry Rapture Ice Cream

CANDY TRAY

Almond Balls

Chocolate Fudge

Pistachio Popcorn Balls

BEVERAGES

Cappuccino

tea

decaffeinated coffee with cream and sugar substitute

DESSERT BUFFET ATKINS STYLE

Serves 12

2 CAKES

Italian Rum Cake

Coffee Cream Layer Cake

2 PIES

Coconut Cream Pie

Lemon Chiffon Pie

3 KINDS OF COOKIES

Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookies

Pistachio Popcorn Balls

Brownies

2 FLAVORS OF ICE CREAM

Butter Pecan Ice Cream

Chocolate Ice Cream

BEVERAGES

Spiced Iced Tea

Cappuccino

Hot Chocolate

 

Nutritional Supplementation

Twenty years ago I was almost a voice crying in the wilderness when I said you’d live a longer and healthier life if you ate a healthy diet
and
consumed vitamin and mineral supplements than you would if you ate a healthy diet alone. I have stubbornly persisted because the experiences of my forty thousand patients have affirmed and reaffirmed the correctness of that view. Now the virtues of supplements are becoming commonplace, supported by an increasing number of highly orthodox medical scientists and loudly proclaimed from the covers of major newsmagazines. In the end my viewpoint may become the conventional one, which would be a change of pace.

For all of you who are doing the Atkins diet I must insist on the importance of your supplements. During the two-week Induction phase of the diet, you will need supplements to maintain a proper nutritional balance. After that, you should go right on taking them because they’re good for you.

Following is my Dieter’s Formula. Find a multivitamin that gives you something close to this formula, and then take three capsules a day. People who weigh 200 pounds or more are to use the second, larger doses, provided in parentheses, of certain vitamins.

Dieter’s Formula

Vitamin A

200 IU

Beta-Carotene

500 IU

Vitamin D-2

  15 IU

Thiamine (HCl)(B
1
)

    5 mg

Riboflavin (B
2
)

    4 mg

Vitamin C (Calcium Ascorbate)

120 mg (150 mg)

Niacin (B
3
)

    2 mg

Niacinamide

    5 mg

Pantethine (80%)

  25 mg (30 mg)

Calcium Pantothenate (B
5
)

  25 mg

Pyridoxal-5-Phosphate

    2 mg

Pyridoxine (HCI)(B
6
)

  20 mg

Folic Acid

100 mcg

Biotin

  75 mcg

Cyanocobalamin (B
12
)

  30 mcg

Vitamin E (D alpha tocopherol)

    2 IU

Copper (Sulfate)

200 mcg

Magnesium (Oxide)

    8 mg

Chlorine (Bitartrate)

100 mg

Inositol

  80 mg

PABA

100 mg

Manganese (Chelate)

    4 mg

Zinc (Chelate)

  10 mg

Citrus Bioflavonoids

150 mg

Chromium (Picolinate)

  50 mcg

Molybdenum (Sodium)

  10 mcg

Vanadyl Sulfate

  15 mcg

Selenium

  40 mcg

Octacosanol

150 mcg

N-Acetyl-l-cysteine

  20 mg

L-Glutathione (reduced)

    5 mg

The recommended formula comes in a base of lactobacillus, bulgaris and bifidus acidophilus, B-Complex, and growth factors
.

In addition to this formula, the next most important nutritional group for long-range supplementation are the essential fatty acids. You won’t find these in a multivitamin formula because they exist physically as oils and don’t mix with a dry powder capsule. There are two types of essential fatty acids that most of us need. One type is the omega-3 series that provides you with alpha linolenic acid (ALA). The other type is the omega-6 series called gamma linolenic acid (GLA).

To supplement with these important nutrients, take an essential oils formula containing approximately the following:

Flaxseed oil

400 mg

Borage oil

400 mg

Super EPA

400 mg

 

Carbohydrate Gram Counter

Foods

Grams of
Carbohydrate

BEANS (COOKED)

 

Black-eyed peas (1 cup)

35.5

Lima (½ cup), Fordhook/baby

16.0/21.2

Navy (1 cup), dried, boiled

47.9

Peanuts (2 oz.), oil rstd./dry rstd.

  9.8/12.0

Red kidney (½ cup)

20.2

Soybeans (½ cup), green, boiled

10.0

Split peas (1 cup), boiled

41.4

Tofu (3½ oz.), raw, firm

  5.4

CONDIMENTS

 

Anchovies (1 oz.)

  0.0

Cocoa (1 Tbsp. unsweetened)

  2.8

Horseradish (1 tsp.)

  0.5

Mayonnaise (1 Tbsp.)

  0.4

Mustard:

 

Dijon (1 tsp.)

  0.3

regular (1 tsp.)

  0.3

Pickles (1 medium dill)

  1.4

Soy sauce (1 Tbsp.)

  2.0

Syrup:

 

No-Cal chocolate

  0.0

No-Cal strawberry

  0.0

Vinegar:

 

balsamic (1 Tbsp.)

  3.0

cider (1 Tbsp.)

  0.9

tarragon (1 Tbsp.)

  0.9

wine (1 Tbsp.)

  0.9

Worcestershire sauce (1 Tbsp)

  2.7

FATS/OILS

 

Canola

  0.0–trace

Olive

  0.0–trace

Peanut

  0.0–trace

Safflower

  0.0–trace

Walnut

  0.0–trace

FRUIT

 

Apple, medium (2¾″)

21.1

Applesauce, unsweetened (½ cup)

13.8

Apricots (3 fresh)

11.8

Avocado:

 

California

12.0

Florida

27.1

Banana (1 medium)

26.7

Blackberries (1 cup)

18.4

Blueberries (1 cup)

20.5

Cantaloupe (1 cup, pieces)

13.4

Cherries (½ cup raw, sweet)

11.2

Cranberries (1 cup)

11.0

Grapefruit (½, pink)

  9.5

Grapefruit juice (4 oz.)

11.2

Grapes (1 cup)

15.8

Honeydew (¼ cup)

  7.7

Kiwi (1 medium)

11.3

Lemon (1 medium)

  5.4

Lemon juice (1 Tbsp., fresh)

  1.3

Lemon peel (1 tsp.)

  0.3

Lime juice (1 oz.)

  2.8

Mango (½ medium)

17.1

Olives:

 

black (10 olives)

  3.0

green, pitted

  0.5

Orange (1 medium)

16.3

Orange rind (1 tsp.)

  0.5

Papaya (⅓ medium)

  9.9

Peach (2½″)

  9.7

Pear (3½″)

25.1

Pineapple (1 cup)

19.2

Plum (1 medium)

  8.6

Prunes, cooked (½ cup)

29.8

Raspberries (1 cup)

14.2

Rhubarb (4 oz.)

  3.5

Stewed peaches (1 cup)

20.0

Strawberries (1 cup)

10.5

GELATIN

 

Gelatin

  0.0

Sugar-Free Jell-O (all flavors)

  0.0

GRAINS

 

Bagel (1) (approx. 2 oz.)

30.9

Bread:

 

pumpernickel (1 slice)

15.4

whole-wheat (1 slice)

11.4

Corn muffin (homemade/mix)

17.0/20.0

Cornmeal (1 cup, cooked)

25.7

Farina (1 cup reg, ckd)

27.8

Noodles (1 cup enriched)

37.3

Oatmeal (1 cup old fash)

27.8

Pancake (1 buckwheat ¼ oz. dry mix)

21.3

Popcorn (popped, 1 cup)

  4.6

Rice:

 

cooked (1 cup white, enriched)

49.6

puffed (1 cup whole)

19

Soy flour (1 cup)

27.1

Waffle from mix, (7″)

27.2

HERBS

 

Allspice (1 tsp.)

  1.4

Basil (1 tsp. ground)

  0.9

Caraway (1 tsp. seeds)

  1.1

Celery (1 tsp.)

  0.8

Cinnamon (1 tsp.)

  1.8

Coriander leaf (1 tsp. dried)

  0.3

Dill seed (1 tsp.)

  1.2

Garlic clove (1)

  1.0

Ginger root:

 

fresh (1 oz.)

  3.6

ground (1 tsp.)

  1.3

Saffron (1 tsp.)

  0.5

Tarragon (1 tsp.)

  0.8

Thyme (1 tsp.)

  0.4

Vanilla, double strength (1 tsp.)

  3.0

MILK PRODUCTS

 

Butter (½ cup)

  0.0

Cheese:

 

American (1 oz.)

  0.5

Boursin (1 oz.)

  0.1

Camembert (1 oz.)

  0.1

Cheddar (1 oz.)

  0.4

cottage, creamed (1 cup)

  5.6

cottage, uncreamed (1 cup)

  2.7

cream (1 oz.)

  0.8

feta (1 oz.)

  1.2

fontina (1 oz.)

  0.4

goat (1 oz.)

  1.0

Jarlsberg (1 oz.)

  1.0

mascarpone (1 oz.)

  0.5

mozzarella (1 oz.)

  0.6

muenster (1 oz.)

  0.3

Parmesan (1 oz.)

  0.4

provolone (1 oz.)

  0.6

ricotta (1 oz., whole/part skim)

  1.0/1.6

Roquefort (1 oz.)

  0.6

Swiss (1 oz.)

  1.0

Cream:

 

heavy (1 oz.)

  2.0

light (1 oz.)

  0.8

sour (1 oz.)

  1.0

whipped (1 oz.)

  0.8

Half-and-half (1 oz.)

  1.2

Milk (whole, 1 cup)

11.4

Yogurt, plain:

 

lite (1 cup)

15.0

skim (1 cup)

17.4

whole (1 cup)

10.6

NUTS AND SEEDS

 

Almond paste (1 oz.)

12.4

Almonds:

 

1 oz. dried

  5.8

12–15 nuts

  2.9

Brazil (4 nuts)

  1.8

Cashews (1 oz.)

  9.3

Coconut (1 piece 2″×2″×½″)

  6.9

Grated coconut, unsweetened (1 oz. dried)

  6.7

Hazelnuts (1 oz.)

  5.0

Macadamia nuts (6 nuts)

  3.9

Mixed (8–12 nuts, oil rstd)

  6.1

Peanut butter:

 

regular (1 oz.) (ave. of several brands)

  4.0–7.0

sugar-free (1 oz.) (ave. of several brands)

  3.0

Peanuts (1 oz. dry rstd.)

  6.0

Pecans (10 halves)

  3.5

Pine nuts (Pignoli, 1 oz.)

  4.0

Pistachio (30 nuts, dried)

  4.5

Pumpkin seeds (1 oz./142 seeds, dried/rstd.)

  5.1/3.8

Sesame seeds (1 oz.)

  7.0

Soynuts (1 oz.)

10.1

Sunflower seeds (1 oz., dried)

  5.3

Walnuts (8–10 halves)

  6.7

Water chestnuts (1 oz.)

  7.4

PROTEIN (LEAN, WITHOUT SKIN OR BREADING)

 

Eggs

  0.6

Egg yolk

  0.0–trace

Egg white

  0.0–trace

Fish

  0.0–trace

Meat

  0.0–trace

Poultry

  0.0–trace

SOUPS

 

Chicken Consommé (1 cup)

  1.8

Chicken Gumbo (1 cup)

  9.2

Clam Stock (1 oz)

  0.6

Cream of Chicken (1 cup)

  9.3

Cream of Mushroom (1 cup)

  9.3

Turkey Rice (1 cup)

  7.2

VEGETABLES

 

Asparagus (6 spears)

  4.0

Bamboo shoots (1 cup)

  4.2

Bean sprouts (1 cup)

  6.2

Beans:

 

green (½ cup, boiled)

  4.9

yellow or wax (½ cup, boiled)

  3.7

Broccoli (½ cup steamed)

  4.3

Brussels sprouts (4, or ½ cup)

  6.8

Cabbage (½ cup, raw, shredded)

  1.9

Carrot (7″)

  7.3

Cauliflower (1 cup cooked)

  5.8

Celery (1 stalk, 7½″ long)

  1.5

Chinese Cabbage (1 cup)

  3.0

Cole slaw (4 oz. homemade)

15.0

Collards (1 cup, boiled, chopped)

  5.0

Corn (1 ear, 5″, yellow)

28.7

Cucumber (6 slices, ⅛″)

  1.5

Dandelion (½ cup, boiled, chopped)

  3.3

Eggplant (diced, 1 cup)

  6.4

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