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Yes, low glycemic diet is certainly more realistic than a carb-free diet, and it is still effective for weight-control or treating obesity or diabetes.
Eating more calories than you burn up causes you to gain weight. If you can burn up a high carb diet, you won't gain weight.
A high carb diet has a greater chance of causing energy crashes than a low carb diet, since your body converts carbs to sugars and burns through them quickly. A low carb diet with plenty of protein (from sources like beans, fish, lean meats, and nuts) will leave you feeling energized for longer.
The best diet is a balanced diet, with carbohydrates, proteins, vitamins and minerals. There are "no carb" diets that claim to help with weight loss, but the surest way to stay healthy is to eat a balanced diet.
A high-protein, low-carb diet can help with fat loss, especially if it is backed up by an exercise regime. Keep in mind that calories in need to be lower than calories out for any diet to work properly over the long term.
Yes, there are so many bread options are fit in low carb diet. A low carb diet means eating let amount of carbs per day. Some bread companies are selling the low carbs breads with below 3g net carbs. Here is the one option for that is Low Carb Avenue website
On a carb free, rather than a low carb diet, you can certainly have a plain omelet or you can add plain meats or hard cheese. However, if you add any vegetables it will no longer be carb free, which is what you asked. All vegetables contain carbohydrate. Some, of course, contain much more carbohydrate than others do.
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There is no better way to bring the body to the state of optimal health than with a low carb way of eating. Low carb doesn't cause high blood pressure, high blood sugar or high cholesterol, it cures it. It is actually dangerous to take meds that lower these levels and do low carb at the same time because the levels will become dangerously low. Carbohydrates trigger insulin. High insulin levels unbalance other hormones. Anything less that 9 grams of carbs per hour controls insulin and is considered low carb (up to 144 grams per day).
Low carb, high fat diet is good. Zero carb is even better. Adaptation period of 1 to 7 days may be owfull because the body has to adapt. But at the end, you can get back your insuline sensitivity in less than 3 months, and recover totally in 18 to 24 month. Consult a care provider who is knowledgeable in Keto.
I think the alakline diet is better than both of these.
no, mountain dew diet is better. diet does not affect you that much