Posts Tagged ‘Protein’
LLVLC On youtube: Are Calories Really That Important On A Low-Carb Diet? (Episode 71)
livinlavidalowcarb.com blogger Jimmy Moore and his wife Christine decided to address the issue of calories and their importance on the healthy low-carb lifestyle in the latest installment of their popular “Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb on youtube” series. In Episode 71, Jimmy and Christine talk about whether it is the quantity of calories or the quality of the calories you consume that matters most when you are eating low-carb (or any nutritional approach designed for weight loss for that matter). Although fat has more than twice as many calories per gram as carbohydrate or protein, the nutrient-density of that fat calories will keep your appetite suppressed and hunger under control much more efficiently than consuming large amounts of carbs which actually stimulate insulin leading to hunger pangs shortly after eating them. Jimmy cites a fantastic book written by low-carb physician Dr. James E. Carlson called “GENOCIDE: How Your Doctor’s Dietary Ignorance Will Kill You!” that you really ought to pick up a copy of for your personal healthy library: www.amazon.com In Chapter 6 of his book, Dr. Carlson explains why the idea of “burning” calories is mistaken and that in the grand scheme of nutrition the calorie is completely irrelevant. One patient was eating 2000 calories a day and exercising, but could not lose weight. Dr. Carlson switched him to a high-fat, moderate-protein, low-carb nutritional approach consuming upwards of 6000-8000 calories daily without changing his exercise …
Custom Protein Diet Plans
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Low Carb Pancakes
Great tasting pancakes without sending your insulin through the roof! 1 cup almond flour 2 eggs 1/4 cup water 2 T oil 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 T sweetener Preparation: Mix ingredients together and cook as you would other pancakes. I use a non stick pan with some canola oil. The only real difference is that they won’t “bubble” on top the same way as regular pancakes. Flip them when the underside is brown. makes Six 4-inch pancakes Nutritional Information: Each pancake has 2 net carbs plus 2 grams of fiber, 6 grams of protein, and 155 calories.
Diet for ADHD – General Overview
Diet for ADHD. This video gives the general overview for a proper adhd diet and some examples of some foods that are not good for ADHD. It also gives examples of some foods are are good for ADHD and how to reduce the symptoms by keeping the blood sugar stable. The main principles are the same for children or kids or adults with ADHD. Eat a good amount of protein to balance the blood sugar and give natural energy. Reduce sugar to nothing and lower the amount of carbs (sugars, fruit, vegetables, desserts,) that spike the blood sugar. For more about diet, visit www.adhdawareness.com Good vitamin and mineral supplements are needed as part of a good diet to help with ADHD. The supplement needs to be from a good source, in the proper form to be used by the body, and small enough to pass into the cells. To learn more about a ADHD liquid vitamin visit www.adhdawareness.com
Chicago Bulls on Proper Athlete Protein Diets
Chicago Bulls (NBA) basketball team, sports nutritionist Julie Burns, gives tips on taking protein for high school and NCAA college athletes. “”First thing in the morning, I would have to choose a protein source so, I would have eggs or possibly cut some cheese or some plain yogurt or maybe make up a smoothing. They take that and then they add some meat, some healthy meats. So, they need protein in that and they can choose some poultries, sausage, naturally smoked salmon without all the chemicals even some bacon, that?s nitrate and nitrate free. And then they add some fruit to that so that would be a perfect breakfast. Its real well balanced but after they worked out, they need to have definitely a carbohydrate in the form of these powders and such that will form a food. So, that?s where you get wiggle worms when you like your curves, that?s when you eat but not after the rest of the day. You can control the forces that goes, as I mentioned to you, the amount of carbohydrates after a work out is not an intensity. You know, you can be anywhere from 50 grams, a 100 grams, 200, 300, 400 grams of carbohydrates along with protein. So, that?sa lot of food, that?sa lot of carbohydrate and that?s why we use the natural additives like the nectar, juice, honey, those kind of things to get that carbohydrate out after and rather after the work out.”"
Cambridge, Beverly Hills, Liquid Protein Diets
These three selections, “The Cambridge Diet,” “The Beverly Hills Diet,” and “The Liquid Protein Diet,” are a part of “Feast or Famine,” a video made in 1982, which features 32 short, humorous films about diets and dieting. It was written, directed, filmed, scored, and edited by Tim mcmullen, and it features “Half a Dozen Crazy Cousins,” Carolyn Swanson and Tim mcmullen, Rebecca larocca (nee mcmullen) and Sam larocca, Sharron Zimmerman (nee mcmullen) and Bruce Zimmerman, plus Jeff larocca and Julie Zimmerman. It was created in honor of Thanksgiving, and it was first unveiled at a family Thanksgiving celebration in 1982.