Sentences with phrase «human diets because»

Whole grain breads can be helpful in the human diet because they supply complex carbohydrates as well as moderate amounts of fiber and protein.

Not exact matches

I warned then that tricked traffic, vicarious visitors, and the kind of morons attracted to the latest news on Momma whoever's new diet weren't worth reaching or pitching to in any case because they weren't buying anything worth selling — but at least we thought they were living, breathing human beings.I said:

It actually is possible for us to know what sort of diet our remote ancestors ingested, because the paleontologists, (anthropologists who study ancient sites etc) painstakingly collect human droppings, which are then analyzed for components which tell us what they ate.

With global increase in obesity and diet - related metabolic diseases, interest has intensified in ancestral or «Palaeolithic» diets, not least because — to a first order of approximation — human physiology should be optimized for the nutritional profiles we have experienced during our evolution.

But, he says, because the researchers used the human bitter taste receptors, it's likely that the same thing happens when a diet drink hits the human tongue.

But he cautions that mouse and human livers aren't the same; what's more, whereas Atkins - like diets seem to work in humans because they eat less, mice lose the weight through exercise.

«Because we see these kinds of changes happening in jumping spiders when fed poor diets we might discover things that help us better understand macular degeneration and other human - centric problems,» says Morehouse and Buschbeck.

Belury and colleagues were able to tie these findings to the human tendency to skip meals because of the behavior they expected to see — based on previous work — in the mice on restricted diets.

«People are concerned about honey bees and their health being impaired because they are so closely tied to human diet and nutrition,» said Nieh.

Because dog and cat food tends to have more meat than the average human diet, this means that dogs and cats consume about 25 percent of the total calories derived from animals in the United States.

Furthermore, «because some hunter - gatherer societies obtained most of their dietary energy from wild animal fat and protein does not imply that this is the ideal diet for modern humans, nor does it imply that modern humans have genetic adaptations to such diets.»

This is because like vitamins, omega - 3 fats have to come from our diets — and although humans can in theory make some EPA and DHA from shorter - chain omega - 3 (found in some vegetable oils), research has shown this conversion is not reliable, particularly for DHA, say the researchers.

«Those results we think are important because they indicate that if we were to initiate a restricted diet in adult human beings, we would still get the beneficial effects without having to worry about this issue of growth retardation,» said John Richie, professor of public health sciences and pharmacology at Penn State Cancer Institute, who oversaw the review.

Sucralose is a diet aid because the human body doesn't break it down and use it to fuel activities.

Because of the pivotal role that diet plays in causing the MS in humans, most metabolic disease animal models do (and we believe should) use diet as a way to precipitate this syndrome.

Humans don't naturally have yeast in their body, but because of our diets and lifestyle — we eat bread, drink alcohol, take antibiotics — it is often found in very small amounts, says Dr. Kanodia, who's also a clinical assistant professor at Wexner Medical Center at The Ohio State University.

We all have our diet downfalls or food weaknesses (hellloooo, chocolate), and that's OK because we're human!

This is a necessary step because the human body adapts to whatever stress we put it against such as exercise, eating a reduced calorie diet, etc..

Rats fed protein - deficient diets have decreased DBP concentrations and a decreased ability to regulate calcium metabolism.38 Humans with acute liver failure also have depressed levels of DBP.39 This may be because the synthesis of DBP in the liver declines during such a condition, but DBP also plays a secondary role in scavenging harmful cellular debris from the blood; therefore, any kind of acute tissue damage can overwhelm our supply of DBP.

It's one of the most powerful medical diets there is because it addresses the main causes of illness and it rebuilds a human being at a cellular level.

The book advocated the use of cereals and legumes rather than animal protein products for the American diet because it assumes that cereal grains fed to animals could be more effectively used to feed the human population.

I wouldn't say this was a «great» article... Seems clear to me too that Jobs probably died because of his diet too tho... but what this article doesn't talk about is the health / unhealthiness of anyone who ate what jobs did but then also added meat and how long they lived or what diseases they had / or if they lived to be 110 years old... or someone who ate a different type of vegan diet like one with appropriate good proportions of whole foods in a plant based diet with fruit and no juice and how healthy or idk i've never heard of someone eating a good / human appropriate vegan diet and developing cancer but if one exists / existed i would imagine this site would of found them don't you?

Bullsh*t, if only because the human species has consumed a low - carb, high - fat diet for 100,000 years; yet the greatest change to our diet in our history as a species has been the introduction of a carbohydrate orgy in the last 100 years!

It would seem from this that humans were not consuming poor diets because they considered themselves uniquely exempt among all animal life from the laws of nature.

It would rather seem that humans were feeding both themselves and many other animals deficient diets because they didn't understand the laws of nature.

The assumption is that such a diet is fattening because there's something about eating a variety of foods, mostly junk foods, that is so rewarding or at least so less bland than a plain chow diet that both humans and animals get fat eating it.

Firstly, because vitamin C is the number one water - soluble antioxidant in the human diet.

Poly unsaturated fatty acids are often referred to as essential fatty acids, because they are necessary in the diet as they can not be made in the human body.

Medical trade associations, the Big Pharma cartel, and processed food producers continue to insist that high fat low carb diets such as the ketogenic diet will kill people, because humans must have a steady external supply of glucose to survive.

A Good Diet for Teens Teens are humans and their diet is not so different, but we need to consider that their bodies grow and they need a little bit more care because of this.

This comes about because of a diet containing processed, denatured foods that lack the enzymes and fibre needed to flow properly through the human digestive system.

Saturated fats are often believed to have a negative impact on cardiovascular health, but cacao's saturated fat content is entirely different because stearic acid is a particular fatty acid in that it does not elevate blood cholesterol levels the way other saturated fats can and studies have found that diets containing cocoa and chocolate have a neutral effect on blood cholesterol levels in humans.

What about the «paleo - diet», meaning the apparent fact that all grain and grain based foods are bad for humans because we can't properly digest them and they cause intestinal damage, with the apparent evidence being the negative effects of the agricultural revolution on humans, as well as the positive effects of cutting out grains from the diet for many people?

Some experts argue that humans don't digest dairy very well because milk is such a species - specific food (a human baby wouldn't thrive on a strict diet of cow's milk, for example, because they require human breast milk) and a lot of the skin and digestive problems we experience actually stem from dairy.

Diets like the paleo and the Atkins diet are great because they don't involve going too far outside of the natural nutrient process for humans.

Because humans have eaten a paleolithic diet (without grains) for the vast majority of our evolutionary history.

Quote Dr Ede --» I find no scientific evidence that vegetables are essential components of the human diet, because I am not aware of a single study that compares a diet containing vegetables to a diet without vegetables.»

A low fat whole food plant based diet (and planet based diet because it so good for the environment) can have profound human and ecological benefits.

Though as I said, I chose to avoid animal consumption, I still feel this is an extreme form of diet because I think as humans our natural food choices have always been opportunistic, hence our overwhelming «success» on this planet!

``... the science itself makes clear that hormones, enzymes, and growth factors regulate our fat tissue, just as they do everything else in the human body, and that we do not get fat because we overeat; we get fat because the carbohydrates in our diet make us fat.

Because of the importance of protecting the human organism from the effects of hormones from other species that may be consumed in the diet, a sophisticated system exists to eliminate them.

Essential fatty acids are necessary for human health because your body can't make them, you have to get them through your diet.

There are plenty of strong and lean herbivores I could point to in the animal kingdom as some sort of proof that human should eat plant based diets, but that would be ridiculous, because humans aren't herbivores.

Paleo - diet promoters like to point out that because B12 vitamins are new on the human species» timeline, we are not evolved to eat a purely vegan diet, and because we are not evolved to eat it, they argue, a purely vegan diet is not optimal for human health.

Traditionally, human diets were rich in glucosamine and related nutrients because of the prolific use of bone broths.

I'm not saying a diet consisting of a single starchy food is the healthiest option, because humans have other needs than just protein.

Indeed, the National Research Council has not established Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for carbohydrates, probably because the human body can adapt to a carbohydrate - free diet and manufacture the glucose it needs.

In his book The Antioxidants, Richard A. Passwater, PhD, says that humans have one of the longest natural lifespans in the animal kingdom, most likely because of the wealth of antioxidants in our omnivorous diet — including from eating whole foods like pomegranates.

On a separate note, it's difficult to justify saying (as you did in your initial comment) that the Greek's long life expectancy «is because of the mediterranean diet and the consumption of olive oil», since RCT's can only show correlation and in - vitro and animal studies may non translate to humans

Because there is no universal correct answer about the perfect human diet.