Not exact matches
So, I am
back on the offensive, not that I had ever really relaxed, and have been shifting my
diet from vegan to full blown ketogenic which means very
high fat, limited
protein, lots of veg, and strictly no carbs / sugar.
Plus, I find my body works so much better
on a lower
protein diet than it ever did
on the super
high protein diet I used to eat
back in the day, especially regarding my blood sugar levels and energy levels.
As Dr. Greger mentioned in his video,
high intake of fat does lead to reflux symptoms, so I'd suggest further looking at areas of your husband's
diet that fat can be reduced (reading nutrition labels to look for added oils / fat that, choosing plant
protein in place of animal
protein, cutting
back on fat that is added while cooking).
In a head - to - head study of a simple
diet (eat more fiber) and a complex one (eat more fruits, vegetables,
high - fiber foods, fish, and lean
protein but also cut
back on salt, sugar, fat, and alcohol), participants lost almost the same amounts of weight
on either
diet.
Although the belief that dogs evolved
on higher protein /
higher fat
diets is accurate, he says, the difference is that
back then, these were wolves that only ate every three or five days.