Do you know about - Good Food/Bad Food What's Left to Eat?
Best Diet Plan For Weight Loss! Again, for I know. Ready to share new things that are useful. You and your friends.We've entered the Twilight Zone when it comes to the multitude of diets being promoted today. Beginning with the Atkins Diet, then the South Beach Diet, now the Hamptons Diet and more. All higher in protein, lower in carbs, but the variation should be potential of carbs, not singling out one nutrient entirely. If you are on the Atkins Diet, South Beach Diet or any other variation of a high protein/low carb diet naturally adjust from eating low potential carbs like refined flour and sugar products (think if it comes in a box, it's likely low quality) to eating more whole food products like fresh vegetables and fruits - yes fruits.
Apples vs. Apple Jacks - You be the Judge
I know the customary Atkins Diet doesn't advocate much fruit (too high sugar) but think about that for one minute. My strong trust is that an apple is a good food, a bowl of Apple Jacks cereal may not be on an equal level. One is highly processed sweetened by added white sugar and corn syrup, and one is natural, plucked from a tree and sweetened by the sun. Which would you choose? Don't shun fresh fruit for the sake of following your low carb diet to the letter.
Eliminating healthy, salutary foods is not the best way to learn to eat better, but severely cutting back on the frequency of eating highly processed foods is. I saw a site which called it Gm or Mm: God Made or Man Made. If you think of those terms when you go to choose your foods, it starts to make more sense. No one says you shouldn't eat chips, or anything strikes your fancy, but make them a treat - and eat the Gm foods more often.
Common Sense Diet
Common sense will talk the quiz, about what to eat. If you are on Atkins, South Beach or any variation of low carb diet, avoid processed foods, not natural foods. Stop using "instant" breakfast, and cook whole rolled oats for instance. Sure you might have to get up 10 minutes earlier, oh well. You're worth it!
You can still stay on a higher protein food plan, but this one minor adjustment will allow you to continue with your eating plan for a lifetime, rather than a short-time. I'd go insane if I couldn't eat my daily apple, banana or other fruit. I love fruit. I think there's a very good infer humans desire sweet foods - Vitamin C, and other nutrients, together with bio-flavnoids.
Can You Be Addicted to Fruit?
I heard person complain they were "addicted to fruit" and I had to wonder, what do they eat? The person who refuses to eat fruit because they believe it is too high in sugar, probably does eat cookies, crackers and sugary cereals. They might even drink artificially flavored and sweetened drinks, but they refuse to eat a natural food, grown from our earth? That makes no sense, if you think about it. Did our planet found and thrive based on processed foods? No, of procedure not. They are very recent in the evolution of our world. Very recent. In fact, we've had processed foods less than 200 years while our planet is millions of years old.
With the high incidence of obesity, and our high consumption of processed foods, it's hard not to draw the end that one causes the other. You won't hear big manufactures stating that case because our cheaper depends on us buying the products being produced by the clubs that employ us. You'll never see it reported that "scientists discovered refined flour kills," even if it were proven true because it doesn't keep our way of life. We need industry.
Witnessing the epidemic of food illnesses such as Mad Cow, and now Bird Flu, I can envision a society without the mass produced meat industry. It will come to pass - nothing but your local farm will be allowed to sell meat because the big farm manufactures cannot warrant protection of the food supply. Meat will come to be much more high-priced because when they can no longer mass yield it, there is nowhere for prices to go but up. So do we whine and cry and moan about our misfortune or do we start to think of meat as something to savor and enjoy like the Sunday roasts we had years ago? We never ate meat every day then - and we weren't so fat either. We naturally didn't eat as much processed foods. Most of us had moms at home cooking us dinner, manufacture our lunches and even fixing our breakfasts.
Yes, improve marches on, but when it comes to your body, common sense rules the day. The common Sense Diet! Try it on for size today.
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