A raw food diet would be a good no car diet. This is raw nuts, fruits and vegetables. You will still get the energy you need throughout the day plus all the nutritional content your body needs in a day.
Corn is one of the high carb vegetables. I would have to say I wouldn't on a low carb diet.
http://www.everydiet.org/diet/carb-lovers-diet This is a good site to start learning about the carb lovers diet, the background behind it and what it takes to make it work.
There are many no-carb diet meal plans. One of the best is the South Beach diet. I recommend purchasing the South Beach diet book which will include several recipes for success.
Carb free diet is also known as Atkins diet. To find a carb free diet plan try "Authority Nutrition", for information. There are some good suggestions.
Depends on the kind of diet you are going on. If it is a low-carb diet, no.
The no carb diet is an extreme form of diet. You are basically eating a high fat diet that consists of Meat and cheese. This is not a preferred diet especially for athletes.
A good start on a low-carb diet is to go for more fruit and vegetables in your diet. good specific sources from information on cutting carbs can be found at the lowcarbcentral or livestrong websites.
Here are some great websites that I recommend for you. http://allrecipes.com/Recipes/healthy-recipes/low-carb-diet/main.aspx www.low-carb-diet-recipes.com/ I really loved Pat's Mushroom Saute. http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Pats-Mushroom-Saute/Detail.aspx
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Bbshealthpro.com is a good resource for information about no carb diets, as well as the benefits of practicing one and what exactly "no carb" entails. Websites such as this can give you the tools to practice a no carb diet while still enjoying healthy and satisfactory foods.
One can find good no carb recipes from the following sites; Foodnetwork, Linda's low carb menus and recipes at genaw site, low carb recipes at Food site, and low carb diet from Taste site.