Thanks for the feedback, I'll definitely have to get into some fitness /
diet posts especially with summer coming up!
Not exact matches
So now I'm trying to incorporate more into my
diet (not just
post workout),
especially I'm on the quest of adding muscle mass to my skinny frame.
Hi, I know this is an old
post but I did a very strict keto based
diet back in May and lost 30 pounds in 2 months which was great, now I'm trying to keep this pounds off,
especially after the holidays.
This
post is part of the Nutrition 101 series that will focus on simplifying nutrition topics to help you better understand the science - based information regarding various nutrition topics,
especially those regarding a plant - based
diet.
In the first
post in this series, I critiqued the «naked ape hypothesis of optimal serum 25 (OH) D,» which I believe influences many researchers to interpret uncertainties in the scientific literature in a way that is biased towards recommendations for high intakes of vitamin D that could be harmful to some people,
especially without appropriate attention to the nutrient density and balance of the
diet, and to the overall context of a healthy
diet and lifestyle.
I
especially like how Sarah Ballantyne, in this
post, explains the need to increase diversity and quantity of vegetables and fruits tackling the healing
diets which often seems to eliminate many.
In a previous
post, I believe it was a «Dear Mark,» you mentioned that coffee could temporarily increase insulin resistance, which makes that fact that many on a SAD
diet pair coffee with a pasty
especially bad..
I also don't always agree with what Dr. Mike has tweeted or
posted on his blog,
especially about some carbs such as berries not being important in a
diet, or that there's no difference in eating meat from grain - fed cows vs. grass - fed, unless he's changed his mind of late.