Not exact matches
Other studies have found that people tend to gain more strength on high - carb
diets than even
moderately high - carb
diets, probably because they can train harder, perform
better in their workouts, and receiver faster.
Having said that, a general approach would be: regular exercise under the expert guidance of an exercise professional and consumption of a
moderately calorie - restricted traditional - like
diet with a fairly high protein content (in order to decrease the loss of lean mass caused by the energy restriction), as
well as the lifestyle changes I mentioned above.
The study shows that the MIND
diet lowered the risk of AD by as much as 53 percent in participants who adhered to the
diet rigorously, and by about 35 percent in those who followed it
moderately well.
Also, their previous studies have found that a
moderately low - carbohydrate
diet that includes healthy sources of fat and protein — such as olive oil, nuts, poultry, fish, whole grains and legumes — can
better lower the risk of premature death from cardiovascular disease than low - fat, high - carb
diets.
I do
well on a
moderately high - fiber
diet; say in the 40 - 55 grams a day range, but once I get over this amount my digestion is HORRIBLE.
The
best diet for diabetic dogs and cats include high - protein,
moderately fat, and low / no carbohydrate food.