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Date Posted: 09:44:19 07/18/02 Thu
Author: Laura Richard
Subject: Upgrade to LC Research Site

Hello Low Carb Friends,

I have not been around much lately because I have been busy! The good news is that the popularity and size of the collection of LC research posted at my web site has grown dramatically since I started it in April. The bad news is that it has grown so popular and so large that it has outgrown my tiny little web site. So in the last couple of weeks I have converted the "Research" page of my web site to a database program.

This means that the research is now organized in categories that make it much easier to find the information you need. I think you will love the handy Search feature that allows you to browse through the information you really want to see without sorting through all the other articles. For example, if you want to see the research coming out of Harvard University, you can search on Harvard. If you want to see the articles published in The New England Journal of Medicine, just search on it. Another great search is to look up the articles by year. If you want to see the research released this year, just enter "2002" in the search field.

The collection has brief, simple summaries of the research findings and also has the links to all of the original research articles. I think having access to the original work is particularly helpful when you need to educate your health care professionals on the benefits of our low carb lifestyle.

The collection now has links to over 80 articles and I have about 20 more on my desk that I will add as soon as I can get to it. As you know, great LC research is being released nearly every week so check back often for updates!

Thank you to everyone who has visited the collection, shared the good LC news with others, and contributed to the collection by sending links to me. If you have articles that you think should be included in the collection, please forward the links to me. Some of the best articles in the collection came from some of my newest low carb friends. I appreciate any help you can offer.

As you can probably tell, I am excited to have this significant upgrade to my site to spread the good news about our healthy low carb lifestyle. I hope you find it helpful and easy to use. To access the research collection, go to my website at www.lowcarbsuccess.net and click on the RESEARCH button.

I squeaked out a little time and sent a few links to research articles to Shara for her next newsletter. One of them is another great statment from Harvard I think you are going to love!

Happy Reading!

Laura Richard
Author of The Secret to Low Carb Success: How To Get The Most Out Of Your Low Carbohydrate Diet
www.lowcarbsuccess.net
Available through The Low Carb Diet Support Group Store

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