Slow carbs take longer to digest compared to quick carbs, which means they can help you feel full longer between your meals.
Not exact matches
Most people will be able to transition to a low -
carb diet, even quickly, without a problem, and those with a history of thyroid problems or hormone imbalances may just need to
take it a little
slower.
i went on this diet and lost 14 punds in a little less then a month and it was amazing i kept the weight off because i did nt want to put it back on it u immediatly start eating millions of
carbs a day ur going to gain the weight back just like any other diet and if you are extremely obese then u need to slowly undergo this diet because obese people consume so many
carbs a day their body may shut down with out them so
take it
slow.
Then, you can
take all 3 post-workout, along with
slow - digesting
carbs.
So the
slower athletes may be
taking less
carb per hr simply because it is harder to maintain that rate for the longer time period.
But the transition to a
slow carb diet is
taking baby steps in the right direction.
Complex carbohydrates are often referred to as
slow digesting
carbs because they
take longer to digest.
Slow integration of some
carbs like, berries, and beans can
take place as you progress and reach your goals and how much and what
carbs you can have depends on your individual weight loss progress and how those
carbs effect it.
Slow integration of some
carb rich foods, like nuts, berries, and even beans can
take place as you progress through the diet and reach your goals and how much and what
carbs you can have depends on your individual weight loss progress and how those
carbs effect it.
It may be better to
take it
slow - your
carbs may be too low.
My spin on this would be to
take that as a cheat meal and then spend another week eating clean
slow carb = D