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carb,
abbreviation for carbonate.

Patient discussion about Carbs.

Q. Can eating carbs help you lose weight?

A. nope- they do just the opposite. carbohydrates are a compound sugar. there are diets that use only carbs, diets that use non but in the end- they are just unhealthy.

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Current info about carbs is not always the easiest thing to locate.
Through the media you can always here terms like no carb diet or low carb diet, sometimes you hear that carbs are good for you and sometimes you here that they are really bad causing you being overweight But no matter what anybody says, your body really needs the carbs Through the media you can always here terms like no carb diet or low carb diet, sometimes you hear that carbs are good for you and sometimes you here that they are really bad causing you being overweight.
First, you need to understand that there are good carbs and bad ones, too.
 
 
 
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