Some Straight Talk About Low-Carbohydrates and Your Health

Written by Rick Trojan


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If your on diuretic or diabetes medications you should be monitored by a doctor. The low-carb diet affects your hydration and blood sugar levels. Current testing is on going whether a low-carb diet can help diabetics control their blood sugar levels.

*- Planning The Ultimate Diet -*

The ultimate goal of a low-carb nutritional diet structure. Allows your metabolic rate to stay high. While satisfying your appetite. And preserving your lean body mass.

However, in order for you to keep this weight off. You must followrepparttar diet structure for your lifetime. This has many health experts worried.

Any extreme type of eating plan. That you follow for just a short time. Most likely will not have long term health risks.

But a lifetime plan of virtually cutting out an entire food group. Essential for your health. Without knowingrepparttar 115053 long-term risks, is a concern. At this time,repparttar 115054 long-term health risks of low-carbohydrate plans have not yet been determined.

However, To minimize or avoid theses specific diet deficiencies. That are associated with low-carb diets. You should approach your low-carb diet as an integrated part of *Your Lifestyle*. Not solely an ingredient focus. ________________________________

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8 Weight loss tips

Written by Beth Scott


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2. Don’t eat anything for at least an hour before going to bed.

3. Don’t snack while watching TV. It’s acceptable to eat a meal while watching television, but never is snacking at this time acceptable.

4. Substitute fruits like; bananas, watermelon, plums, peaches, and oranges for sugary treats like; cookies and candy.

5. Substitute honey for sugar, and carob powder for chocolate in all recipes.

6. Eat more vegetables. This can even be enjoyable if you have a good cookbook like Good housekeeping's latest edition.

7. Avoid unnecessary high calorie foods.

8. Exercise at least a half hour each day for five days out ofrepparttar week.

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