Sentences with phrase «starch based»

Research has shown that domesticated dogs have adapted to digesting and utilizing a more starch based diet than their ancestors [4].

All dry dog foods in Acana Heritage range are grain free and do not contain starch based carbohydrates.

Other suggestions are ping pong balls (fairly cheap at dollar stores); packing peanuts (corn starch based, NOT Styrofoam); and plastic balls like the ones used as ammo in kids» toys or in ball pits.

Try feeding corn starch based «bones» or dental chews instead.

Just avoid added fructose - containing sugar — added sweets should be safe starch based, like rice syrup.

Starch based diet of whole foods is healthier.

Meat substitutes are fine, as long as (1) they have no added sugar and (2) they are not starch based.

And if you are going to stick to the recommended amounts of nuts / seeds, which is just 1/4 cup, you may need to eat some starch based foods in order to get enough calories and feel full.

85 % of their diet was sweet potatoes — a starch based food.

So, maybe no need for complete elimination of starch, but inclusion or exclusion of starch based on one's particular health circumstances; otherwise, are we not in a dogmatic dialogue that has gotten so many of us in trouble?

Once again, I implore you, post a single study showing that meat is harmful and a single study showing that a starch based diet is superior to a low carb, high fat diet for treating diabetes.

The starch based diet emphasizes no need to count calories and it's true.

There's another way to control diabetes on a starch based diet, Fred: increased physical activity.

Weight loss and improved bowel function have been beneficial in my patients who have MS.. The patients would be more likely to try a whole food starch based diet if other health care professionals would include it along with their other recommendations.

A starch based diet would be a completely irresponsible diet to place a diabetic on.

It all evolves around a starch based diet.

For example, if I've been on a starch based diet a number of years there is no concern for cholesterol so no need to eat lots of foods to reduce cholesterol.

On a starch based diet we don't have to target an 11 % ratio for it's the guaranteed result of eating plant food instead of meat and dairy.

I would advise anyone trying to lose weight to walk an hour six days a week to supplement their starch based diet.

But then it's not the starch based diet that is helping — it's the decrease in total carbohydrate intake that is doing the trick.

My results indicate that a particular diet like starch based or plant based DOES NOT guarantee anywhere near optimal body fat percentage as suggested by the feeble research.

I took him off his meds and he went on an 8 day low fat starch based diet.

There are plenty of folks on a starch based diet who don't eat nuts and don't exercise like you and their HDL is good.

My lipids are better than yours (last I checked, tri's under 30 is better than 44, and a higher HDL than LDL number produces a ratio that would make a caveman cry), and I eat a starch based, high carb diet.

``... and I eat a starch based, high carb diet.

That's why it's even more perplexing for me to see Dr. Fuhrman attack Dr. McDougall and his starch based diet.

The only way you could control diabetes (to a point) on a starch based diet is if the total amount and type of carbohydrate was considerably less than what the person was eating before.

I guess Fuhrman doesn't agree with McDougall in being grain and starch based - he rather is vegetable based.

If a starch based diet is the target then one of the benefits is a low body fat, guaranteed.

We can be thin, muscular, have little visceral fat, and be healthy, all on the same starch based nutrition plan and vigorous exercise.

Hmmm, I follow Dr. McDougall, but instead of a starch based diet mine is balony and cheese based.

Then try Dr. McDougall's starch based diet.

Try to consume starch based meals, as these tend to be calorie dense, nutrient dense and quite satiating.

A starch based diet, made up of starchy vegetables and intact whole grains along with some fruit and veggies, will have a calorie density under 500 calories per pound and maybe even 400 calorie per pound.

I think traditional starch based diets and aerobic training are optimal for long term health, and aerobic

No, I was not and am not following a starch based diet at all.

So I thougt my comments were qualified as such, despite that I did not address the wide array of starch based veggies, nor mention gylcemic index foods, since my comments were already taking up space and it seemed beyond the point being made, which was his unqualified dismissal of cancer causing GMO's and celiac sufferers, while vying for donations from the same suffering crowd:).

«The diet recommended in this film is a starch based diet, not a cow diet» Thank you, but thank you... I am pretty sure that starch isn't good for me.

As for feeling full: I recommend starting with a lot of high starch based dishes — ie, lots of beans and intact grains and sweet potatoes.

He teaches people how to reverse type 2 diabetes and manage type 1 diabetes very effectively, using either an all - raw program (fruit based) or a cooked program (starch based).

Dr. McDougall's starch based plan results in weight loss, more than enough protein but the potatoes, rice, sweet potatoes and whole grains are filling and satiating as are the legumes and beans.

What do you think about Dr. McDougall's advice that we should feel free to add as much salt as we want but just eat a whole food starch based diet?

Of course a starch based diet isn't an OPTIMAL diet, but it's incredibly healthy nonetheless.

The McDougall Starch Based Diet is a vegan diet that has been made popular by the American Doctor John McDougall.

Each of the above disagree on some minor points but basically they recommend a starch based diet with lots of fruits and veggies, especially greens.

I eat starch based diet.

You should google starch based solution and pregnancy.

Eating a starch based diet tends to satiate and provide adequate nutrition as opposed to eating only greens, nuts and fruits.

I think McDougall knows what he's talking about when he recommends a starch based diet.

Eat a starch based diet WITH fruits and vegetables.