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Low carb diets are becoming increasingly popular, but which foods are low in carbohydrates? In this post, you’ll find 100 healthy low carb food choices so you understand what you can eat on a low carb diet.
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You really want to exercise, but you cannot dedicate 30 or more minutes to working out. “Exercise snacks” may provide a solution.
I’m not talking about things to eat before or after physical activity. Instead, exercise snacks are isolated bouts of vigorous exercise typically lasting a minute or less, that are performed periodically throughout the day (1).
A growing body of research is showing that these brief bouts of activity can improve cardiorespiratory fitness in previously inactive individuals.
This blog post shows you how to sprinkle exercise snacks into your daily routine, and it doesn’t matter if you spend your day at home, the office, or school.
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The five criteria of metabolic syndrome include a large waist circumference, high blood pressure, high blood glucose, high triglycerides, and low HDL cholesterol. When at least three of these conditions are present, metabolic syndrome is diagnosed.
An excessive intake of unhealthy foods is a primary contributing factor to metabolic syndrome. Calorie restriction mitigates this problem. However, success requires consistent adherence to a calorie deficit over a long period of time.
If restricting calories hasn’t worked for you, timing when you eat might help.
That is according to a brand new, well-designed study. This blog post shares how time-restricted eating with or without calorie restriction improves metabolic markers and how you can do what the study participants did to get similar results for yourself.
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Cooking fats come from different sources. Tallow, lard, and butter are derived from animals. Olive and avocado oil are pressed from those fruits, and seed oils are extracted from seeds.
Over the past few decades, we’ve seen an explosion in the use of vegetable-based seed oils as they have replaced the more traditional animal-based fats.
How has that replacement worked out for us? This blog post shares facts and concerns surrounding seed oils so you can make decisions for yourself.
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A paper published in 2022 shows low-carb dieting to be beneficial for 12 of 13 cardiovascular risk factors (1).
The one outlier is LDL cholesterol, which can increase on a low-carb or keto diet. Why does that happen, and is it a deal breaker when it comes to following a keto diet? This blog post addresses those questions and builds your understanding of cholesterol.
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Can a person be overweight or obese and still have a healthy metabolism? A study published in 2020 shows that while you can’t deny that obesity contributes to reduced life expectancy, impaired quality of life, and disabilities, there are people who have markers of a healthy metabolism despite having a high BMI.
Could this be you? If so, are you better off in the long run? Those questions are answered in this blog post.
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Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF) plays a critical role in learning and memory, and its decline is closely associated with mental deterioration, especially in aging and neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s.
Enhancing BDNF through diet and lifestyle habits has been shown to slow cognitive decline and improve brain function.
This blog post shares how type 2 diabetes factors into a declining level of BDNF and the delicious foods and easy-to-follow lifestyle changes that boost this important growth factor.
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Ideally, you want to fill up on hunger-satisfying foods at mealtimes to limit or avoid snacking. But life is unpredictable, and sometimes you just need a little something. Finding satisfying snacks without added sugars can be challenging, but plenty of delicious and healthy options exist. Here are ten great choices that require zero cooking.
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