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http://www.komotv.com/sports/story.asp?ID=40397
The story is about Shawn Kemp (a former NBA star) who has shed 55 pounds in 6 months eating oatmeal 3 times per day.
I've never gone on an oatmeal binge like that. I do eat oatmeal every morning after my morning run and it helps make me feel more full throughout the day.
I did find this article on the oatmeal diet:
Anyway I just wanted to see what anybody else thought of it or if they tried this diet to the extreme Mr. Kemp did by making it his meals each day.
The story is about Shawn Kemp (a former NBA star) who has shed 55 pounds in 6 months eating oatmeal 3 times per day.
I've never gone on an oatmeal binge like that. I do eat oatmeal every morning after my morning run and it helps make me feel more full throughout the day.
I did find this article on the oatmeal diet:
found at http://www.thirdage.com/news/archive/ALT02991122-02.html?htmlOatmeal Is Great Diet Food
You might remember those commercials touting oatmeal to lower cholesterol levels. Now it seems the mighty but little oat is a good diet food as well.
Researchers at the New York Obesity Research Center at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center suggest eating oatmeal for breakfast can help with weight control by curbing your appetite at lunch. The study, conducted by Dr. Allan Geliebter and colleagues, validates the old saying that oatmeal "sticks to your ribs."
In fact, the researchers say oatmeal fiber does slow down the rate at which your stomach empties out, which means you feel full longer. They say two study groups -- one lean and one overweight -- were each given a breakfast of either 350 calories of oatmeal, 350 calories of sugared corn flakes or water as a control.
The results show when hunger and appetite were rated after breakfast and at lunchtime, the oatmeal eaters had lower ratings at all points. They say the oatmeal group ate 30 percent less at lunch than when they ate corn flakes or just had water.
Anyway I just wanted to see what anybody else thought of it or if they tried this diet to the extreme Mr. Kemp did by making it his meals each day.