How do low carb diets work if they’re high in fat?
I have been reading up on diets like the Atkins diet, and other low carb diets that people seem to love. My concern is that many of the foods that we are supposed to eat are really high in fat. Also, no milk? I thought dieters always stressed having lots of dairy in their diet.
Dairy can include cheese, yogurt, butter, etc. Milk is high in lactose (another type of sugar)
A high carb diet puts the body into "storage" mode which does not allow the fat stores to be released even if the body is not actively storing fat.
Dietary fats replace carbs for the body’s fuel source in a low carb diet. To keep the body in top fat burning condition, you must eat sufficient calories & they can only come from dietary fats for the body to properly release excess fat stores.
Low carb doesn’t work by starving the body but allowing it to function normally & a normal body doesn’t have excessive fat stores. So when it is in "normal" mode, it releases excess fat stores. A high carb diet forces the body to override normal systems. Carbs >9g per hour trigger insulin & when insulin dominates the blood stream, they don’t allow some other hormones to function properly.
Eat only lean cuts of meat
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Dairy can include cheese, yogurt, butter, etc. Milk is high in lactose (another type of sugar)
A high carb diet puts the body into "storage" mode which does not allow the fat stores to be released even if the body is not actively storing fat.
Dietary fats replace carbs for the body’s fuel source in a low carb diet. To keep the body in top fat burning condition, you must eat sufficient calories & they can only come from dietary fats for the body to properly release excess fat stores.
Low carb doesn’t work by starving the body but allowing it to function normally & a normal body doesn’t have excessive fat stores. So when it is in "normal" mode, it releases excess fat stores. A high carb diet forces the body to override normal systems. Carbs >9g per hour trigger insulin & when insulin dominates the blood stream, they don’t allow some other hormones to function properly.
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