Thursday, December 1, 2016

No Carb Foods To Eat

With health and fitness in the national spotlight more people are becoming aware of proteins fats and carbohydrates. We look at our food differently and need to learn when and how you eat. Nutrition experts say that we do not eat the wrong things we are just eating them at the wrong time of day. The key to successful weight loss and subsequent maintenance experts say is to consume carbohydrates early in the day and slow down so you later meals are low to no carb.

proteins
Proteins are very important in any weight loss or management diet as they help to build muscle mass which in turn will help burn excess fat weight. Meat is the first that comes to mind when you think of protein and most meat tends to be not only low-carb but no-carb. Gammon chops sirloin steak white meat from a roasted turkey and fish as flounder or sole are just some of the meat that can be eaten during a no-carb meal. A few other no-carb protein are eggs gelatin and cheeses such as Cheddar Muenster and Parmesan.

Fat
Although fat has gotten a bad rap and are usually avoided as much as possible when dieting fat is just as important for a healthy balanced diet that proteins. In adjust your thinking and attitude to food it is surprising to realize that even a "hard-core" fats such as lard can be part of a low-carb meal as it has zero carbs. Most people do not utilize lard in a typical daily diet but some other more conventional fats that are also no-carb is butter (salted and unsalted) margarine olive oil regular mayonnaise and vegetable oil.

Drink
Sugar is a simple carbohydrate and because most alcoholic drinks are high in sugar they are considered high in carbohydrates as well. However gin rum vodka and whiskey are all zero carb drink and can be enjoyed straight up on the rocks or with club soda which is also a no-carb drinks. For those who do not drink alcohol tea coffee (black no cream or sugar) and diet cola (sweetened with aspartame or saccharin) are all drinks that will contribute carbohydrates to your diet. c0tBTXVli5

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