rice contain high amount of carbohydrate..it is ok as far as u know how much of calorie you are taking in your daily food..but you have to watch out to burn this calories from rice bcz carbohydrate ca be easily store din your body as fat..so do some exercises while taking rice..
The key thing to dieting for weight lossis to monitor and restrict your calorie intake. This means that how much of something you eat is just as important as what you eat.
Whether you're eating rice or not isn't that important as long as you're still getting enough nutrients to remain healthy and still manages to stay within your calorie budget.
rice is not good for you if you put a lot of salt in it and there is a certain kind that is heathy for you.
Yes, in moderation. Just make sure to stick to steamed rice and, if you can, choose brown over white. Also make sure you just eat one serving: rice can be really high in calories and carbs.
actually rice is a simple carbohydrate (white rice, brown rice isn't bad) so it will make you fatter. eating only one food in general is a bad idea. why not exercise instead?
If you eat stem rice then its ok.
Yes, it is ok if you eat hot chips while on a diet. When dieting, it is important to remember snacks are okay as long as you eat them sparingly.
yes
Diabeteseat fried chicken
No!
You will want to avoid all alcohol while on the hCG diet.
They can do, but large amounts of it is not good for humans nor Guinea pigs. As a treat once in a while, this is ok but not much. They are supposed to have a diet low on sugar.
I would think it would be ok but check where it was processed to avoid salmonella.
It depends. You can bake fries and they will be ok, but don't eat them at restaurants because fried french fries are not in a diet.
More unlikely than other foods but as with humans it may in some animals. This is especially true if diet is suddenly changed. However, white and brown rice is often used to alleviate diarrhea in dogs.
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Depends what the diet is. (i.e if you're on a "high calorie diet" (which do exist), then yes, go for it!). However on a 'healthy eating' type diet, wine gums are fine in moderation, as are all other foods, so long as "sweets" do not regularly contribute to more than 5% of your food intake.
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