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7 Things That People Misjudge About Low Carb Diet
There are a lot of misconceptions about low-carb diets. Almost every "anti-low carb" information or news report says the same thing: reduced-carb diets don't have enough fruits and vegetables, and even often draw an image of people eating unhealthy diet.
The reality, low-carb diets concentrate on healthy food, nutritious, and research into reducing carbs continues to show more and more positive results.
Here are the misconceptions and the truths about low-carb diets to set your own mind at easiness and help you inform others.
1. Consuming Low Carb = Courting Heart Disease
In study after study, cholesterol, blood pressure, triglycerides, and other indications for heart disease risk decline on low-carb diets. Also, in one large long term study, even low-carb diets with a lot of animal protein and fat did not raise the risk of heart disease.
2. Eating Fruits and Vegetables not Allowed on Low-Carb Diets
People believe that fruits and vegetables are not allowed because they are mainly carbohydrate.
Actually, people who take a low carb diet almost all the time eat more fruits and vegetables than usual. Instead, non-starchy vegetables are actually comes at the bottom of the low carb pyramids.
3. Low-Carb Diets will Cause Kidneys Disease
The reason is that since people with kidney disease are typically encouraged to consume low protein diets, a diet that is higher in protein will raise kidney disease.
In fact, a low-carb diet is frequently not higher in protein than the latest suggested levels.
4. Low Carb means No Carb
Many people thought that a low carb diet must be extremely low in carbohydrates.
Not even a single expert endorses this. The fact, you should have at least 45% - 65% carbohydrate depending upon individual.
5. Dr Atkins Died of His Own Diet
Despite improperly obtained medical reports mis-reported by the vegetarian group "Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine", Dr Atkins died from head injuries resulting from a fall. He was not fat when he died
6. Low-Carb Diets Have Insufficient Fiber
The reason is, because fiber is carbohydrate, a low-carb diet must be low in fiber.
In fact, a lot of low-carb foods are high in fiber, and on diets that encourage carb counting, fiber doesn't come into the calculation. Fiber remains undigested, so it is encouraged on low-carb diets.
7. Low-Carb Diets will "Leach" All The Calcium from Your Bones
The reasoning goes that low-carb diets are always high in protein. People on higher protein diets are likely to have more calcium in their urine. But this turns out to be a red herring. This has been proven NOT to be true. In fact, it turns out that protein, rather than cause bone loss, actually protects our bones.
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Low-Cal Diet Rich in Fish, Rice and Veggies?
I just read an article about Miley Cyrus going gluten-free and near the end was an interesting part.
"Years ago I read The Okinawa Program, which revealed the lifestyle of the healthiest longest-living society in the world, in the Okinawa islands off Japan. People regularly live into their 90s and beyond in Okinawa, and they eat a low calorie diet rich in fish, rice and vegetables."
I only started to become a fan of eating sea food several years ago. Now that I like fish, my mom purchases frozen tilapia fillets more frequently. I make them for me and my dad when it's sort of a free-for-all night. I like fish, but I'm not a sea food connoisseur. My taste-range for sea food is not vast. I stick with what I know, and that is those frozen tilapia fillets.
I know that having fish in your diet can be healthy, but the way I cook it is not healthy. I always saute an entire onion in butter, salt and pepper. If we don't have brown rice available (which is what I prefer) I make instant white rice. I normally mix the onion in with the rice before I plate it. I cook my fish fillets in a lot of butter and add a lot of lemon pepper seasoning on both sides. Normally I melt more butter and drizzle it over the fish that I have placed over the bed of rice.
It's so delicious, but obviously, it's not very healthy. I don't normally make any vegetables to go along with this meal because the fish and rice alone is very filling for me. In fact, I often over eat when I make this. Bad idea!
After reading that part of the Miley Cyrus article, I thought about healthier alternatives to cooking tilapia. Are there healthier degrees of fish to be had, as well?
I rarely eat meat as it is. I don't very much care for beef, but I do really like chicken. I wouldn't mind having more fish in my diet, but I'm also worried about mercury poisoning, as I've read can happen whilst consuming fish.
Any ideas if this is a good way to go, a low cal diet rich in fish, rice and veggies? Any meals like this that you like to make? Etc.
Thanks! :)
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Dieting Help! Plateau?!?
I wonder if anyone can help me. I have been dieting and exercising for 3 months now and I have lost 42 pounds. I have another 14 pounds to lose to get to my goal weight but for the past 3 weeks my weight will not budge. Basically I will eat 700-800 calories a day and then burn that amount at the gym after work. It has worked wonders until now! Can someone please tell me what I have to do to maybe boost my metabolism or something so my body carries on losing weight. Ive heard of a dieting plateau but I'm not too sure how to get out of this if I am plateauing at all. PS please don't tell me I'm not eating enough calories because a low calorie diet works for me (until now I spose).
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Am I becoming ill or malnutritioned?( Please answer)?
I weighed 230 last year currently weigh 139 aiming for 135.I did this alone without diet pills,or the gym just low calorie diet.I have not seen a nutrionist or dietcian.Lately I've been light headed,dizzy,felt like I had to black out,sharp pains in my legs tingling from my toes to legs,nausea and burning and aching pains in my stomach.I'm worried.
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