Sentences with phrase «recommending diets high in protein»

For Shih Tzus, veterinarian Dr. Jennifer Coates recommends a diet high in protein to promote muscle mass (to support her joints and bones), as well as the nutrients glucosamine and chondroitin, which help joint and cartilage health.

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The pregnancy diet Bradley recommends (very healthy, high in protein) makes a big difference in health for the baby and mother and helps with a good birth outcome.

You can make changes in your diet from low protein to higher (within recommended amounts) and feel great.

Anyone who doesn't have any food related problems and that have excellent gut health may do great with soaked, sprouted or fermented grains, but I'd still recommend only adding these in after optimizing other aspects of the diet, increasing vegetable intake and making sure to get enough high quality proteins and fats.

The authors of the study comment that «[it's amazing how little evidence there is around how much protein we need in our diet, especially the value of high - protein intake, [and][d] espite a lack of evidence, experts continue to recommend high - protein intake for older men.»

Dr. Irwin Stillman wrote «The Doctor's Quick Weight Loss diet» in 1967 recommending a high protein low carbohydrate diet which is still in print today.

Because phosphorous works alongside calcium in carrying out many of its primary functions, it is often recommended that a diet high in protein and calcium be utilized when looking to raise phosphorous levels.

I think you meant to say «may not» based on a subsequent sentences «In Chronic Kidney Disease, the ability to deal with the breakdown products of proteins is impaired and a high protein diet would not be recommended.»

In Chronic Kidney Disease, the ability to deal with the breakdown products of proteins is impaired and a high protein diet would not be recommended.

I have been following this way of eating and noticed huge improvements in my symptoms despite the fact that many doctors have recommended a high fat moderate protein diet.

I currently lift very heavy and along with a diet high in protein, I drink a protein powder to get me to the 1 lbs per pound of body weight recommended by nutritionists.

The assayed Ma - Pi 2 diet [20] is lower in energy than the traditional one recommended for diabetic patients, but safe, with adequate satiating effect due to the high fiber content, adequate in protein (12 % of the total energy), with an acceptable amino acid score, low in fat (15 % of the total energy), and high in complex carbohydrates (73 %).

High - protein diets, when compared to the high - carb diet commonly recommended, improve glucose tolerance and blood sugar control in type 2 diabetics without changing kidney functHigh - protein diets, when compared to the high - carb diet commonly recommended, improve glucose tolerance and blood sugar control in type 2 diabetics without changing kidney functhigh - carb diet commonly recommended, improve glucose tolerance and blood sugar control in type 2 diabetics without changing kidney function.

Again, if you are too fat but otherwise healthy and have your physician's approval in advance, we recommend a moderate protein, high fat, low carb diet.

You already know that a plant - based diet is more helpful to prevent kidney stones, rather than a diet high in animal protein; what I'd recommend to you is to limit, not avoid completely, some vegetables that are high in oxalates in order to minimize your risk of forming stones again.

The Perfect Health Diet takes a middle ground in regard to protein: We recommend eating about 15 % protein, and argue that both high protein and low protein diets are likely to be harmful; high protein diets by accelerating aging or by making protein available to gut bacteria for fermentation, producing a less beneficial gut flora and generating nitrogenous toxins; low protein diets by starving the body of a key nutrient needed to maintain bodily functions, especially liver, kidney, and immune function.

The foods recommended in high - protein diets are the rich foods we were all raised with and learned to love.

So, what I would say from my perspective is that although I haven't pored through over all the research significantly to compare the ketogenic diets with a regular carbohydrate diet with high protein, I would tend to lean toward the direction of consuming as I've recommended in the past somewhere in the range of 40 to 50 % carbohydrate if you're going to consume a controlled carbohydrate diet and then make sure you get lots of high quality proteins in and continue to consume anywhere in the range of 20 to 30 % fat primarily from healthy fat sources.

The high protein and ketone levels in a low carb diet help minimize muscle loss and it is always recommended to anyone to participate in regular strength training as part of an overall healthy lifestyle.

Through his own personal experience, he states that people do not need to eat a lot of protein (unlike they recommend on Paleo diet) to be able to build muscle and that eating the 80/10/10 raw vegan diet that is high in fruit consumption, is ideal for fitness and muscle building goals.

The amino acid that is likely to be limiting is lysine, which is low in many grain proteins, so its generally recommended that plant - based diets include a couple servings of legumes (which are higher in lysine) daily.

The flip side to this is that ongoing very high protein consumption can be hard on the excretory organs, so it's good to find a balance with a moderate (recommended) amount of protein in your diet.

In fact, a high - protein diet with fish, poultry, pork, or eggs at every meal may be recommended.

I generally recommend a diet low in refined carbohydrates, moderate in protein, and high in natural fats.

A: Many diets pose this risk, but the high protein and ketone levels help minimize this problem and it is always recommended to anyone to participate in regular muscle and strength training as part of an overall healthy lifestyle.

A high protein diet is a typical bodybuilders diet, however an increasing number of weight loss diets also recommend high levels of protein — in order to maintain / increase muscle tissue whilst burning fat.

The low - carb diet was a little higher in protein and lower in fat than we would recommend, but very close overall to our recommendations and spot - on in carbs.

The plant - based diet that Dr. Greger always recommends in his videos (high in legume protein and dried fruit sugars) greatly increases flatulence and is therefore not practical for most working class Americans.

Dr. King asked if Dr. Johnson would recommend any changes in the food patterns for elderly individuals in comparison to younger adults, since her comment about plant - based diets seemed to imply that older adults might need higher levels of animal protein.

In general, high protein / low carbohydrate diets are recommended to aid in controlling blood sugaIn general, high protein / low carbohydrate diets are recommended to aid in controlling blood sugain controlling blood sugar.

Instead of replacing high quality meat with less expensive fillers for adult dogs, the brands we recommend choose to promote a high protein diet in line with the nutritional requirements of a canine for the entire life of the dog.

Most dog food experts recommend that dogs need a diet that is relatively high in protein and moderate in fat.

Most experts today recommend that healthy adult dogs eat a diet that is higher in protein with moderate fat.

Most dog food experts today recommend that dogs should eat a diet that is relatively high in protein and moderate in fat.

Low - fat canine diets recommend skinless, fat - trimmed chicken and low or no fat cottage cheese as protein sources in homemade diets because they're lower in fat and higher in protein than most other animal - based sources.

Whey protein is recommended as part of a healthy diet for those with kidney disease because it is low in phosphorous and boasts a high Biological Value (104) that indicates the body's ability to easily utilize the nutrients.

Some vets recommend feeding a high - protein diet and then supplementing it with fresh foods that are low in phosphorous to reduce the amount your dog gets.

In severe cases, your vet may recommend placing your pup on a high - protein diet or prescribe iron supplements.

In addition, I recommend a high quality diet — which is high in protein, clean water, and a clean environmenIn addition, I recommend a high quality diet — which is high in protein, clean water, and a clean environmenin protein, clean water, and a clean environment.

In addition to a high - fiber, high - protein, and low - fat diet, veterinarians also recommend feeding your dog twice a day instead of giving it an open - feeding option.

Dry cat chows, even those recommended for diabetes, are generally higher in carbohydrates than canned cat foods so the first thing to do is switch you cat to a canned diet with the highest protein and lowest carbohydrate content available.

Many weight loss diets for dogs are extremely high in carbohydrates, with low fat and low protein — in fact, some have even less fat than the prescription diets that are recommended for dogs recovering from pancreatitis.

I recommend feeding your senior dog a grain free diet that is lower in protein, higher in fiber and has less Kcals per cup than many of the grain free foods on the market.

A diet that is high in fiber and protein while lower in carbohydrates and fats is recommended.

Feeding diets lower in carbohydrates and higher in protein and fiber is currently recommended in the literature4 and may have an underestimated role in the development of diabetic remission.8

A diet high in excellent quality protein and lower than normal amounts of sodium and phosphorous is recommended.