Sentences with phrase «certain diet groups»

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As you remove certain problem food groups from your diet, you want to replace them with nutrient - dense real food, not the processed products from the shelves of the grocery store that are labeled in such a way to draw you in and entice you.

Traditionally, a lot of trends have (unfortunately) revolved around elimination diets in which certain foods or food groups were vilified and restricted.

As parents ourselves we make it our first priority to teach kids the foods they should be including in their diet, rather than banning or forbidding certain foods or food groups.

As your pediatrician advises you to add certain new food groups to your baby's diet, just look at the adult list of most nutritious foods often seen in magazines or nutrition books.

Sometimes methyl groups attached to DNA thanks to changes in diet; other times, exposure to certain chemicals appeared to be the cause.

Professor Thangaratinam added: «Often with interventions like these, certain groups benefit more than others, but we've shown that diet and physical activity has a beneficial effect across all groups, irrespective of your body mass index (BMI), age or ethnicity; so these interventions have the potential to benefit a huge number of people.»

At the same time, alternative diets such as gluten - free, casein - free diets or other diets that restrict or eliminate certain food groups are often initiated by caregivers.

Based on the data from several influential studies, which are reviewed in the article, Dalen and Devries concluded that emphasizing certain food groups, while encouraging people to decrease others, is more cardioprotective and overall better at preventing heart disease than a blanket low - fat diet.

Unlike veganism or the Atkins diet, which exclude certain food groups, locavores are concerned with supporting local agriculture and reducing their carbon footprint by purchasing goods produced within a certain square mileage.

It seems that even «healthy» diets tend to focus on the bottom of the pyramid, restricting certain groups of foods while making up the balance by over-emphasizing others.

Typical diets often require restricting certain food groups or macronutrients, leaving you constantly salivating for what you can't have.

Some people suggest that cutting out entire food groups may lead to an unbalanced diet or certain deficiencies.

However, weight loss diets that focus on certain food groups and eliminate others can be unhealthy in the long run.

If weight loss has been your goal for longer than 5 seconds, chances are you have heard of a variety of different diets that allow or restrict certain types of foods and just entire food groups all together.

There's a ton of different reasons each diet group allows, restricts, or places other specific guidelines on certain foods or food groups.

For those of you who are frequent readers of this blog, you may notice that from time to time I mention white rice as an optional addition to Primal Peak recipes, I show pictures of our meals with a touch of white rice, or I may recommend it as an addition to a healthful diet for certain groups of people.

«Price consistently noted that the diets of groups in which tooth decay was prevalent shared certain characteristics — namely, the prominence of refined foods as staples.

I have to say, however, that it's pretty funny you say in the post, «Traditionally, a lot of trends have (unfortunately) revolved around elimination diets in which certain foods or food groups were vilified and restricted.

Fad diets usually have these qualities: They restrict or even eliminate certain foods or food groups, make dubious claims and promise significant weight loss in a short period of time.

This is why certain groups so quickly degenerate into alcoholism and other chronic diseases when they no longer have access to sea foods and organ meats found traditionally in their diets.

Although this diet BEAT the current recommended diet by Italian professional societies (CTR) consider using it short term and supplementing the diet similar to recommendations by Drs. Mark Hyman and David Ludwig noted below, with healthy fat, wild caught fish, berries, and fermented dairy (if tolerated), since the restriction of certain groups could lead to nutritional deficiencies especially vitamin B12 and calcium.

My preliminary research on what exactly is the MA - PI 2 diet gives pause; the restriction of certain groups could lead to nutritional deficiencies especially vitamin B12 and calcium.

Unless you have a food allergy or omit certain food groups due to personal beliefs, you can't go wrong with a well - rounded diet.

One of the major reasons traditional diets don't work is that they expect you to go cold turkey and cut certain food groups all at once.

Such a diet may be achieved by regularly consuming food from certain food groups, including fruits, vegetables, and whole grains; some lean meats, nuts, and legumes; and limited consumption of food from other groups, including high - fat meats, sugar - sweetened beverages, bakery items, and highly processed foods.

History has also shown certain ethnic groups, like the Masai people of Africa and the Inuit Eskimos, have thrived in ketosis for their entire life on animal protein and fat centered diets.

I have to say, however, that it's pretty funny you say in the post, «Traditionally, a lot of trends have (unfortunately) revolved around elimination diets in which certain foods or food groups were vilified and restricted.

This diet is based on the principle of separation of certain groups of foods in order to accelerate the metabolism and thus promote digestion.

You can then add certain specific food groups by including supplements to your cat's diet.

It is true that a certain amount of fat is needed for the bioavailability of vitamin A. However, according to the literature only 5 g / d are sufficient, whereas even in the poorest quintile of households in India average fat intake per adult equivalent is 35 g / d, and e.g. on the Maldives the fat intake of children aged 1 - 3 years is 22 (± 11) g / d, i.e. for Golden Rice to work no additional fat is needed in the diet of the target groups.