2) TARGETED KETOGENIC DIET - consuming
carbohydrates around exercise, to sustain performance without affecting ketosis.
Not exact matches
According to the Australian Institute of Sport, low - intensity
exercise requires
around three to five grams of
carbohydrates per kilogram of body mass.
To conclude, based on the scientific literature, if your goal is to boost your mitochondrial density and the corresponding degree of fatty acid oxidation (fat loss), focus your
exercise program
around resistance training and HIIT, and formulate a diet that is rich in protein, and low - glycemic
carbohydrates.
If your
exercise only includes walking
around the house and getting into the car, then even potatoes contain too many
carbohydrates.
«If you're someone who just walks
around the neighborhood and doesn't do any high - level activity or
exercise, you don't need as many
carbohydrates.»