After backsliding unwillingly, I'm convinced that I was foolish to allow net carbs to be chosen
over total carbs.
Not exact matches
Though this post is
over a year old, I was wondering whether you got some of the results you were hoping for in the end, and whether you were tracking
total carbs or net
carbs (
carbs minus fibre)-- as tracking net
carbs allows us to eat quite a bit of spinach / chard / kale etc — since the fibre content of these veggies is so high..
Over 10g of
carb in one sitting could kick you out of ketosis regardless of your days
total.
They cut calories just as well as the low -
carb people, but they ate a ton of
carbs —
over half of their
total calories!
I'm on day 5 of a «fast» that has included about 1000 calories (
total over 5 days) of hard cheese, probably about 10 - 15g of
carbs total from these cheeses during this «fast».
The study span
over an eight week period with the low - protein group consuming 6 % of
total calories from protein, 52 % from fat and 42 from
carbs.
I find it hard to go
over 30 g net / 50 g
total carbs simply because of the foods I'm eating on most days.
Total calorie intake is 1536, which is a low calorie diet and whether the hormone claims are true or not, with exercize, even the insulin resistant should lose weight quickly, if not
over time if they follow the low gi
carb, as well as fat and protein composition components of the diet instructions.
However, we have to make sure that there's no soy protein, and also, if the fiber content is super high, it doesn't matter if the
total carb amount is
over 30 grams, as long as the ratio of fiber to
total carbs is very high (at least 25 % or more fiber content of
total carbs)
Total fasting was compared with a 300 kcal / day very low calorie diet providing 56 g protein and 12 g
carbs in 14 healthy obese patients, selected as matched pairs,
over a period of 28 days.
It also tracks you body's energy source (whether you are burning
carbs, fats, etc.), your
total body energy expenditure, your metabolic history
over time so you can see changes and your weight history as you progress.
With the version we use here, if you go
over a little in protein, you decrease your fat /
carb intake to keep the caloric
total the same.
Food intake should be spread
over 5 to 6 meals, with a large amount of your
total carbs consumed right after training preferably in the form of a post-workout drink consisting of 30g - 60g of simple
carbs and 20g - 50g of Whey Isolate.
Regarding my starch intake, I was following a
carb - cycling diet where I would load up on
carbs (grains, potatoes, rice) for a 24 hr period once a week,
totaling over 400g of
carbs.
My
total cholesterol rose about 60 % above the previous normal (210 mg / dl)
over a period of 12 months after reducing
carbs to about 100 - 150gm / day.
Other than the glycogen super-compensation benefit, how many
carbs you eat after your workout isn't as important as the
total carbs you eat
over the course of the day.
When I first put the recipe into MFP to double check everything I freaked out because the
total carbs were
over 40g!!!
I'm not going
over my cal
total and it's zero
carb.
Total engine upgrade, a 383 Stroker with built up lower end, 430
over, after market heads, roller cam, aluminum intake, Perform RPM Manifold, Quick fuel 750 4 barrel
carb.