Just
confused about the fat intake.
Still
confused about fat?
I've been
confused about fat loss and I've been periodically thinking about this weight - loss post for years.
Not exact matches
This recipe does not contain an excessive amount of
fat so I'm
confused about the oily texture you found at the bottom of the dish.
Hi AnnMarie, I'm writing because I am again
confused... I'm working hard at cleaning up my diet (going off low / non-fat and other non-foods), then I come across this info
about the Paleo diet stating, like many others, that saturated
fats and dairy are BAD for us...» are low in the foods and nutrients (refined sugars and grains, saturated and trans
fats, salt, high - glycemic carbohydrates, and processed foods) that frequently may cause weight gain, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and numerous other health problems»..
When talking
about mistakes fitness beginners tend to make, one of the most serious charges is
confusing weight loss with
fat loss.
But a lot of people do get
confused when they see claims
about how much muscle it's possible to gain and how much
fat it's possible to lose over a 3 - 4 month period.
Saturated
fat: If you're
confused about saturated
fat, you aren't alone!
Now it's easy to get
confused when reading
about the different types of
fats.
Whatever your bodybuilding goals are, if you are
confused about how to gain muscle and lose body
fat, you can not miss this offer!
I recently discovered that the Paleo type diet, high
fat, low carb helps him, but I'm
confused about protein sources.
Burn The
Fat not only thoroughly dispels the lies, myths and fallacies surrounding a very confusing subject, it is simply the most detailed book about fat loss ever writt
Fat not only thoroughly dispels the lies, myths and fallacies surrounding a very
confusing subject, it is simply the most detailed book
about fat loss ever writt
fat loss ever written.
I do 5 classes of cardio and in between weights, I'm 51 and going through menapaus I think I'm one of those skinny
fat people I currently weight 49kilo, I just want to tone my flab and loose some body
fat and always
confused about what to eat before and after work outs Can you advise me as what I'm doing wrong Thank you Maria
Hi Rachael, I'm quite
confused about what you have said on your blog in terms of muscle and
fat.
Mostly I feel
confused with all the different information
about diet and nutrition and as well, all the various iterations of paleo (high protein, low
fat, no dairy, etc.) It's difficult to sort through all of it.
I actually didn't know
about any research on any of this, I just listened to my body and I noticed that when I ate a lot of carbs I was bloated and tired and so I stopped gluten and also diary altogether and started putting together foods that felt right... I didn't realise till a couple of years ago when I was doing a nutrition course that my diet was very low carb and high
fat, which according to the course I was doing was not good for my health — which did
confuse me as I had never felt better in my life.
It is easy to get
confused when reading
about the different types of
fats — there are saturated
fats and unsaturated
fats, omega - 3s and omega - 6s, PUFAs, long - chain and short - chain
fats, and the list goes on.
the only thing i am
confused about is — if you have multiple sclerosis, swank says under 15 - 20 g saturated
fat a day, so coconut oil, while excellent for most people, would make our symptoms worse bc we cant process sat
fat.
I am a little
confused about the ratio of carbs, protein and
fat, For instance if you strive for 75 %
fat does that mean that 75 % of your calories come from
fat??
I must admit, learning
about fats can be
confusing because there is some degree of biochemistry involved, but it need not be difficult to understand!
If you are
confused between Atkins, Paleo or low -
fat diets, then first you need to know
about what these diets are and how they affect our body.
I read your articles daily but I'm so
confused that I'm truly
about ready to accept that my stomach will never be flat, and I'll never have lower than 22 % body
fat.
If you are
confused about whether to eat a low carb diet, low -
fat or
fat - free diet, the confusion ends here in this guide to low carb eating.
If you are
confused about coconut oil being healthy or not because of the recent announcement by the American Heart Association, I recommend checking out the article «For
Fat's Sake, don't follow those guidelines» by the Alliance for Natural Health.
After reading
about fat fast I am totally
confused.
As ground breaking as this Iranian study on virgin coconut oil and Alzheimer's is, it does make some
confusing statements
about fats.
Hi!am from kenya.I have a wife who ignores me once i starts talking to her
about what kind of food to prepair for me.she like to prepair high cholesterol food but ignores advise on obesity.Iam now growing
fat and iam
confused on what to do next.Please help me on how to loose weight as fast as possible.Your help will be highly appreciated.
Instead most people get thoroughly
confused about nutrition and calories, protein, carbs,
fat, diet foods, low -
fat, low - cholesterol, low - carb, healthy label claims, vegetarian, raw foods, etc, etc..
That said, it is easy to get
confused about which
fats are good and which ones are bad, how to avoid dangerous
fats, how much of them to consume, and the role played by omega - 3 fatty acids in heart health.
When many people learn
about ketosis or
fat burning they get scared and
confuse it with ketoacidosis.
For the uninitiated, first reading
about low carb, high
fat (LCHF) dieting, words such as ketosis or ketone bodies can all be a little
confusing.
And im
confused about if i should eat alot of carbs and cals to gain muscle or stay with my diet plan & just work more on weights bcuz i do nt wana gain
fat back.
I very
confused because i saw at youtube a vegan person he said the coconut oil increases the cholesterol levels, clog the arteries and wondering
about fats.
To your point
about The misconception, «eat more
fat, lose more weight»... The one thing I'm
confused about is the amount of
fat to consume if you're overweight.
Combine your foods properly — This might be slightly
confusing if you just read my last tip
about making sure you're having nutrient - dense meals / snacks that consist of carbohydrates,
fats and protein.
Hi, One thing I'm
confused about... am I supposed to assume that 50 % of my
fats will come from body
fat and only eat 25 % dietary
fat?
Truly, we are more
confused than ever
about macronutrients (protein,
fat, and carbs) in the diet.
I wanted to recommend your book and diet to him, however, while I was researching» MS» and «diet», I came to learn
about the Swank diet for the treatment of MS, which recommends a diet that is completely low in
fat and high in carbs, it is quiet the opposite to what you have explained to us
about low -
fat in your book, and since MS is also a brain inflammation disease, I thought your diet would help but now I am
confused and do not wish to recommend something I am not sure of.