#food -and-drink #diet -and-nutrition #carbs You know a granola bar isn’t the most nutritious or weight-loss-friendly snack, but when you’re on the go, it’s a heck of a lot easier to eat than an egg omelet. Can a busy schedule and a low-carb diet really coexist? Source by fannylogan2017
Carbs are not the enemy despite what you #keto followers and Jar Jar Binks lovers think. Thanks Carter Good The TRUTH About Carbs & Fat Loss If you’re scared or worried that eating carbs will automatically lead to gaining fat then I want you to read this next sentence to yourself 10 times sloooowly… > The ONLY way you’ll gain fat from eating carbs is if you’re eating enough of them to ALSO be in a calorie surplus! You see “carbophobes” like to get their panties in a bunch over things like insulin sugar glycemic index etc… Truth is you could eat pancakes w/ syrup & sprinkles on top for every meal and not gain weight as long as you’re controlling calories… Likewise you could sit around eating eggs & bacon all day consuming virtually zero carbs and gain fat if you consume more calories than your body burns. Plus there are a TON of benefits that come with eating carbs… carbs provide your body with energy and are particularly useful for folks trying to build lean muscle fi...
Do these drinks really burn fat? Lets find out! By @maxweberfitHeres the thing… the way your body burns fat is through expending more energy than you consume.This phenomenon is referred to as the Law of Thermodynamics or a component of energy balance.Energy balance is essentially Calories in vs. Calories out and when you consume fewer calories than you expend through activity/exercise you create what is known as a negative energy balance or a calorie deficit which results in fat burning or fat loss.A positive energy balance would create a calorie surplus and would result in weight gain.So lets get back to the original question do these drinks actually burn fat?The answer is no. At least not directly. But indirectly they might help.Heres how:Because fat burning occurs when you are in a calorie deficit (consuming fewer calories than you expend) from a dieting perspective it makes sense to select drinks that allow you to adhere to a calorie deficit the best.This means drinks that are z...