Carbohydrates are evil. WRONG!

🍌CARBS ARE EVIL… Not quite.
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Honestly, I am pretty tired of food groups being demonized, allot of my patients say they are cutting carbs, or keto or or or to lose weight? No fruits or vegetables because they too high carb?
⁉️WHAT? WHY? – it blows my mind.
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You cannot cut an entire food group and expect to not suffer the consequences of that.
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Part of the reason why carbohydrates have been scrutinized is that in excess, they can be converted into fat and cause blood sugar issues, particularly when the metabolic rate is low. This usually happens when the body struggles to utilize carbohydrates for fuel.
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This means that it is not necessarily the carbs themselves that cause weight gain and blood sugar issues, but rather the state of the body. Working on improving the health on the inside, including our ability to use carbs for fuel is key.
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Without this basic bit of information, it can often to lead people to chase weight loss and blood sugar goals that aren’t supportive to their long-term health.
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Always think sustainable, long term and consistency.
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✖️Not eating carbs will NOT equal weightloss. ✖️Not eating carbs will NOT equal health
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Weight loss happens if your body is *responsive* and you are in a *calorie deficit*


✔️Eating carbs CAN be part of a healthy balanced diet
✔️A healthy responsive body will thrive with carbs IN the diet.


Did you learn something new?
What are your thoughts?
Do you demonize carbs?

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Published by Marizelle

Hi! My name is Marizelle. I am a Biokineticist, Sports Scientist, Sports massage therapist, trained Specialized Kinesiologist, passionate about Movement, Nutrition and Mindset. I am dedicated to helping and guiding individuals to become the best version of themselves - Mind, Body, Spirit. Thank you for checking in, and welcome! I am all about living a health focused lifestyle, I encourage creating long lasting sustainable habits which lead to living your best life. My mission is to enlighten you about the effects of movement, nutrition and a healthy mental state on well-being. There is no 'one size fits' all approach to living optimally, we are all individuals, but I can guide you in a way that works best for you, your lifestyle and needs. My special interests are educating and helping my patients to better help themselves, I have a huge passion for woman's health and helping woman with hormones issues as well as rehabilitation required for chronic diseases and transforming lives through mindset, movement and nutrition. Get in touch if you would like to learn more.

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