Sentences with phrase «poor quality carbohydrate»

Zinc, manganese, magnesium, thiamine are a few of the nutrients that take a beating from poor quality carbohydrate sources such as donuts and Pop Tarts.

It can be discouraging to support clients to change and find them stuck, craving highly processed foods and poor quality carbohydrates!

Poor quality carbohydrates are those that contain sugar or are highly processed.

Therefore, it is important to appreciate that the many ultra-low carbohydrate diets that are now in vogue for so many in the nutritional community, while they may be beneficial for those individuals who have, for years, ingested a diet high in poor quality carbohydrates, can have an adverse effect on the gut when they are employed in excess for a significant period of time.

Like humans, poor quality carbohydrates like processed wheat and corn aren't going to supply much energy, and excess carbs lead to weight gain.

Not exact matches

Visit your local food court and you'll find yourself staring down the barrel of guacamole, salsa and two limp iceberg lettuce leaves, and although they might look healthy, they are a mere distraction from the copious amounts of cheese, sour cream, starchy, refined carbohydrates deep fried in hydrogenated oils, sodium laden refried beans and poor quality meats.

Inadequate sleep, poor nutrition not including enough high - quality protein and carbohydrates as well as drinking too much alcohol, and how stressed we are all affect our recover ability from exercise.

In fact, it appears that for the most part of our evolution we subsided on very little relative carbohydrate content in general, apart from those found naturally in vegetables and other plant sources besides wheat, and therefore it makes sense for us to try and eliminate the «poor quality», processed wheat - based ones from our diet.

DIABETES Poor - quality pellets are loaded with calories and carbohydrates, hence, rabbits that are on a pellet - only diet are at high risk of diabetes.

In fact, some veterinarians are again blaming poor quality cat food, with high carbohydrate and low protein ratios on causing this disease.

Depending on nutritional goals, varying levels of dietary fiber with different properties are necessary to make a highly processed food source like commercial kibble «work», since a dog's digestive tract is not designed to process a diet with such high levels of carbohydrates - most dry foods contain 40 - 50 %, poor quality brands even more.

This product would benefit from at least one more quality source of protein and the omission of nutrient - poor carbohydrates like corn meal and barley.

Conversely, if you've ever seen an obese Yorkie, they're probably over fed with a carbohydrate loaded poor quality food that can not be converted into energy.

Carbohydrates only become a problem when they are used as poor quality fillers without any nutrients; or when they make up a large percentage of the dog food.