Sentences with phrase «triggering carbohydrate foods»

While you might think reducing insulin - triggering carbohydrate foods would improve insulin sensitivity, that isn't always the case.

Not exact matches

Certain foods — ones that are high in refined carbohydrates and unhealthy fats — trigger inflammation and can make the pain worse.

Such intense heat, according to food chemistry expert Harold McGee, triggers «browning reactions, exceedingly complex chemical changes that involve mostly proteins and carbohydrates.»

So eating a low - GI food causes a slow, mild rise, while the same quantity of carbohydrate in a high - GI food will trigger a faster, bigger rise.

Typically comfort foods have a high carbohydrate content that triggers the release of serotonin in our brains that makes us feel warm and fuzzy...

«When you go too long without eating, or consume too many simple carbohydrates, your blood sugar drops, triggering your body to reach for starchy foods that are quick and easily digestible,» explains Jessica «Chef Jess» Swift, RD, a Washington, DC - area nutritionist and classically trained chef.

To maintain a steady blood sugar level you'd need to eat complex, fibrous carbohydrates and plenty of protein — the problem is though that these foods can trigger discomfort and can only be eaten in small amounts due to their volume.

Consumption of wheat, due to its unique carbohydrate, amylopectin A, triggers formation of small, dense LDL particles more than any other common food.

«It's less about eating a certain percentage of carbohydrates, protein, and fat than about correcting the overgrowth of unhealthy bacteria, which is making you crave the wrong foods, triggering inflammation.»

Refined carbohydrates such as corn syrup could trigger food cravings not unlike the cravings that drug addicts experience, new research suggests.

As a result, cortisol triggers near - irresistible cravings for carbohydrate - rich foods.

Many foods in the SAD (Standard American Diet) can cause inflammation and trigger the immune system such as refined carbohydrates (think bread, pasta, crackers, etc.), refined vegetable oils, added sugar, dairy, gluten and more.

Other common triggers are a diet of highly refined carbohydrates, food additives, environmental contaminants, inadequate digestive enzymes, and exposure to chronic stress (especially mental / emotional) which reduces blood flow to the gut leaving it unable to repair itself.

Eating lots of refined sugar and carbohydrate - rich food triggers fast, sharp rises in blood glucose, which in turn generates a large insulin response.

When we eat plant foods, though, the carbohydrates trigger a release of insulin that causes our muscles to take up many of the non-tryptophan amino acids as fuel, potentially leaving our tryptophan first in line for brain access.

However, it is important to select high complex carbohydrates and avoid all refined processed foods, which contain chemicals, as these will trigger another attack.

The main lifestyle factors that can trigger it are high consumption of sugary snacks, carbohydrates, lack of probiotic food in the diet and prebiotics from raw vegetables and fruits.

Put simply, sugar - laden junk foods and refined carbohydrates (cookies, French fries, chips), which teenagers have more access to today, cause more body fat, which increases estrogens, which triggers an earlier puberty.

The first problem with whole grains is that many whole grain breads and cereals still raise your blood sugar fairly substantially, which stimulates an insulin spike, and triggers you to have more cravings for carbohydrate - rich foods later.

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These diets are made with a limited number of ingredients and a novel source of protein and carbohydrate to reduce the risk for triggering food allergies.

Both of these are gluten - and grain - free carbohydrates so they are unlikely to trigger food allergies or sensitivities in your dog.

Not only is this recipe made with a limited number of ingredients (which reduces the risk for triggering food allergies), but it is also made with novel sources of protein (duck) and carbohydrate (green peas and lentils).

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Any carbohydrates in your dog's diet should come from whole grains, starchy vegetables, beans or legumes — refined grains like corn and wheat offer low nutritional value for dogs and they have a high risk for triggering food allergies.

These diets are made with a limited number of ingredients including novel sources for protein and carbohydrate which reduces the risk for triggering food allergies.

This recipe is not marketed as a limited ingredient diet, but the use of novel protein and carbohydrate sources means that this recipe has a low risk for triggering food allergies.