Well, it would be beneficial if you took the time to
learn about macronutrients and how to count them.
The worsening markers HDL and TG in the statin panels and fingering genetics as root cause bugged me; so I started
learning about macronutrients and role of insulin.
Not exact matches
On the other hand, the macros diet teaches you
about the impact each
macronutrient has on your body, and you
learn how food makes you feel.
Read my post on protein and fat to
learn more
about why these two
macronutrients are not villains.
Learn about health - promoting sources of
macronutrients such as proteins, fats, carbohydrates, as well as iron, calcium, B12 and other immune - boosting micronutrients.
You build a healthy relationship with food while
learning more
about how many
macronutrients are in each item.
I really recommend either getting the Whole30 Success Guide from http://www.whole9life.com or reading their new book It Starts With Food to
learn more
about proportions of food and making sure you get the right
macronutrients to support your workouts.
I used to worry
about things like protein and other
macronutrients but have
learned that my diet is varied enough to where I usually get everything I need.
Did this help you
learn more
about the differences between
macronutrients and micronutrients?