Low Carb Lifestyle: a QuickStudy Laminated Reference Guide QuickStudy Reference Guide | Second Edition, Updated & Revised Edition
ISBN-13: 9781423241812
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Gain the massive benefits of lowering carb intake, see how to do it, and the adverse effects of excessive carbohydrates in your diet with this concise fact-filled guide that includes every detail you need. You can avoid a ketosis-based diet and still reap the benefits of lowering carbs or use this guide for a post-keto lifestyle change to improve your overall health. In 6 digital pages learn how carbohydrates are broken down in the body, carb types (good and bad), foods in those categories (to help make the right choices), and health issues resulting from a high carb diet. A step-by-step plan is included to jump-start a low carb lifestyle from label reading and baking with whole grains to multiple eat-this-not-that sections. Sugar facts are included, a diabetes section, and a glycemic index chart. With enough facts per page to fill over 100 pages of a book, digital, searchable, and you can take it anywhere - the value is unmatched. 6 page digital guide includes: Understanding Carbohydrates How Carbohydrates & Sugar Affect the Body Carbohydrate Digestion & Metabolism Why Try a Low-Carb Diet? Benefits of Low-Carb Diets Seven Myths about Low-Carb Diets The Mindful Low-Carb Diet A Typical Low-Carb Diet Your Meal Plan Low-Carb Food Breakdown Foods to Avoid One-Week Sample Menu Low-Carb Shopping Restaurant Dining Options Healthy Tips for Staying on Track Ideas for Meals & Snacks Popular Low-Carb Diets Atkins, Atkins Advantage, Ketogenic (Keto) Diet Paleo Diet, Carbohydrate Addict’s Diet Zone, South Beach, Curves, Hamptons Diet Good & Bad Carbohydrates Healthy Carbs Bad (Refined) Carbs Healthy Foods High in Good Fat Diabetes A1c, Blood Pressure & Cholesterol (ABCs) Living with Diabetes Controlling Your Blood Sugar What Is the Glycemic Index (GI)? Glycemic Index Chart