Guest guest Posted January 15, 2012 Report Share Posted January 15, 2012 FATS VS. CARBS Sunday, 15 January 2012 In the weight-loss world, it's the battle royal. If I want to lose weight, which one should I cut back on or eliminate altogether from my meals. Fats or carbohydrates? Well, get ready because the answer to that question is...neither. Even the medical community disagrees on whether it's better to cut back on fats or carbs when you're working to lose weight. Oh, I know, low-carb weight-loss programs were all the rage a few years ago. Maybe not as much today but the battle between fats and carbs goes on in the diet world. In fact, even the medical community has no shortage of disagreements on whether it's better to cut back on fats or carbs when you're working to lose weight. But here's the surprising bottom line: They're both nutrients, essential to your good health. You just have to be sure and eat them in the right amounts. The National Institutes of Health in the December issue of its News in Health newsletter said this: When it comes to weight-loss, the source of calories, whether from fat, protein or carbohydrates---isn't as important as the number of calories you consume. But I want you to also consider this from The Centers For Disease Control. The CDC traces America's problems with obesity to a major increase in our consumption of carbohydrates. But here's the thing, most of those added carbohydrates are coming from the highly processed foods we talked about a few days ago. (Not from the complex carbs our bodies need.) A good, well-balanced food program will make sure you get enough nutrients, in the right amounts, from all six of the major food groups. Look, how many times have I told you that a good, well-balanced food program will make sure you get enough nutrients, in the right amounts, from all six of the major food groups. Let's review them again: Fats. Carbohydrates. Protein. Dairy. Fruits & Vegetables. So, want a head start on making sure that you're getting the right mix of foods in the right amounts to lose the weight you want? Then you really should take a look at the FoodMover available in my Clubhouse store. The FoodMover is not about gimmicks or touting one food group over another. It's all about making sure you get that healthy mix of foods, in the proper size portions so you can lose the weight you need to lose the right way. The healthy way! Love, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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