Glycerin is
very different carbohydrate than sugar and is even safe for diabetics.
Not exact matches
I eat a lot of veg day to day, but what has been
very interesting to me is my awareness of the
carbohydrate levels of
different types of veg - something i'd ever really paid a great deal of attention to before.
So it's really just a carb tolerance test and actually Rob Wolf talks about this in his book as well, where based on some research out of Israel, there was a study done following 800
different people and they found that you could give two people the exact same
carbohydrate source whether it's sweet potato or bread or lentils and they would have
very different postprandial glucose responses.
You will notice that you feel
very different after eating a mainly protein, fat and vegetable meal versus a meal that is mostly simple
carbohydrates.
Then once you get insulin resistant, then you become
very sensitive to all these
different foods, particularly the
carbohydrates.
Individuals have
different physiologies, and some react
very poorly to excesses in certain macronutrients (e.g.
carbohydrates).
I do not necessarily recommend it because I have seen excellent clinical results from a strict plant based diet higher in
carbohydrates and lower in fat, but still this «eco-atkins» type of diet shows that perhaps animal fat is
very different from plant fat.
The outstanding effectiveness of CreaRAGE ™ is further increased by CarboX ™, a
carbohydrate blend specifi cally formulated with six
different types of
carbohydrates for multi-interval creatine transportation directly to the mitochondria of your muscle cells, the
very location where ATP is synthesized.
But when they actually take the time to measure glycogen and other
carbohydrates in blubber, the measurements are
very different:
However, everybody is
different, and some won't be able to handle the
very low
carbohydrate diet.
A consideration of the physiology of
very - low -
carbohydrate dieting leads to a
different perspective on insulin resistance.
As you can clearly see, metabolism is
very different between a «high cholesterol, saturated fat» meal and a low - fat high -
carbohydrate meal based on the food pyramid.
If you would like some information from a
very different perspective than you have likely encountered previously, check out Dr. McDougall, who specifically recommends a
very high (complex, starch - based)
carbohydrate diet.
Early studies showed that starchy
carbohydrate foods have
very different effects on blood glucose and insulin responses in healthy and diabetic subjects, depending on the rate of digestion.
For your body to turn a
carbohydrate molecule into a
very -
different fat molecule, it has to use a chemical process that in itself burns energy (about 25 percent per gram of
carbohydrate).
«The way that the body handles those calories
very possibly might be
very different from
carbohydrates, fats, and proteins,» he says.
Oatmeal is a good source of dietary fiber, Phosphorus and Selenium, and a
very good source of Manganese, but if you're trying to limit the ingredients in your dog's diet so he won't eat something that might disagree with him, it's odd that this food would have so many
different carbohydrates.
However, the balance of protein, fat, and
carbohydrate (as well as trace minerals and vitamins) is also
very different.