Sentences with phrase «above normal eating»

My vitamin B12 level is now well above normal eating meat at least once a day or more for the past two years follwing a paleo and often keto diet.

Not exact matches

Oh yeah, make sure your Vitamin D levels are well above normal, eat a paleo diet and see the colors of the rainbow in your food presentation!

On top of the 4 factors listed above, the figures given also assume that you're a natural trainee (steroids and other drugs dramatically alter how much muscle you can pack on) and that you're starting from a normal healthy body weight (those recovering from an illness such as an eating disorder will be able to gain more total muscle mass from where they started).

If you can relate to multiple points above, you need a specific coaching program, a clear and defined blueprint, and a human being to teach, coach, and mentor your eating back to feeling fun and normal again.

I remember seeing some rodent study that found, with low enough protein intake, they could eat way above the normal calorie intake without gaining fat.

* Eat enough of these to raise your blood sugar way above normal, and your pancreas will respond with a big dose of Insulin to push it back down.

Lots of ways: eat sugars and flours that raise the blood sugar levels above normal; eat Trans Fats; eat, breath, wear, or slather on chemicals that go right to the blood stream; or flood your blood stream with Cortisol (your stress hormone), as opposed to «managing» your stress via your mind, exercise, yoga, meditation, etc..

I'm asking because while I add no sugar or sugary packaged foods to my diet, I do eat a lot of fruit and my last physical showed an above normal triglyceride level even though I eat low fat and am not overweight.

Meant to be more clear above: If long - time low - carber John Doe eats whatever he wants a couple times a year, he'll be «knocked out of ketosis» and will feel like arse in the short term, but the reason he'll be back to normal in just a coupe of days is because his * fat adaptation * hasn't gone anywhere.

When they eat the wrong foods and their blood sugar levels get to 80 - 100 points above normal, they don't take extra medication, they take 2 - 3 tablespoon of coconut oil directly from the bottle.

Eating or drinking more than 74 grams of fructose per day (slightly less than what's in one 20 oz bottle of Mountain Dew) has been associated with a 77 percent increased risk of a person having blood pressure above 160/100 mm HG (normal blood pressure is around 120/80 mm Hg).

I'm already eating above normal — probably more than any of my friends at school.

One should also consider hepatic lipidosis when the cat's blood alkaline phosphatase level is significantly above normal as well, particularly in cats that refuse to eat.

You French Bulldog should eat enough calories based on the weight ratios above if they're somewhere in the normal weight range.

Like I mentioned above, they learned to eat algae, learned to dive in the water (the colder temperatures carry more nutrients, which makes a better home for the algaes they like to eat), and learned to stay down there for 40 to 60 minutes; their heart rate slows to about 25 percent it's normal rate, at about 7 or 8 beats per minute.