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| 2 hours ago by Melanie Lamprecht As the low carbohydrate diet and weight loss debate continues where does this leave you and I? Is it healthy, effective or dangerous? We make a start of helping you to understand carbohydrates and why they are important. ... This glucose is needed for the smallest of activities such as blinking to the largest activity such as brain activity and needs to be sufficient in the blood and in storage so that it can sustain this ongoing movement. ... Natural Nutrition and Health Resources... - http://www.shshealthmatters.com/ |
| 21 hours ago by Stephanie1957 Fat is your friend, pleases the pleasure sensors in your brain, makes you feel you had something decadent, and helps temper the blood sugar reactions that tend to stem from some of the starchier vegetables out there. ... Low Carb Friends - http://www.lowcarbfriends.com/bbs/ [ More results from Low Carb Friends ] |
| 16 Nov 2009 by Ayala The other explanation is quite intriguing: low-carb diets may change the brain's chemistry. Low serotonin levels in the brain are known to be linked to depression and anxiety (many antidepressant drugs work by making serotonin more ... Healthy Food & Healthy Living by Dr. Ayala - http://herbalwater.typepad.com/ayalas_herbal_water/ - References |
| 12 Nov 2009 by jimmy Tom Roddy was diagnosed with brain cancer in April 2009. This was a sad week in the low-carb community when one of the most innovative leaders in the online health retail industry was taken from us at the age of 43. ... Carbwire - http://www.carbwire.com/ [ More results from Carbwire ] |
| 20 Oct 2008 by DR It is generally believed that our brains need sugar to operate at peak efficiency. This argument has been one of the strongest indictments of low carb diets. Healthhabits - http://healthhabits.wordpress.com/ - References [ More results from Healthhabits ] |
| 24 Nov 2009 by johnbarban Low carb diets became the most popular way to diet for weight loss. But are they any better than high carb diets? Find out. ... And the sugar and fat content of the cookie stimulates the pleasure center of your brain similar to a drug like cocaine. I actually think it's just a matter of disbelief…most of us simply cannot or will not accept that something as small as a cookie has just as much if not more calories than a giant bowl of veggies/salad or some other less dense ... JohnBarban.com - http://johnbarban.com/ |
| 10 Nov 2009 by jess.halliday@decisionnews.com The researchers suggested that the low carb diet had some effect on serotogenic functions in the brain, especially since such functions have been linked to depression and anxiety in the past. A high carb intake can increase serotonin ... AP-FoodTechnology RSS - http://www.ap-foodtechnology.com/ |
| 12 Nov 2009 by Tom Naughton Loved the brain transplant while it lasted, though. TonyNZ says: November 13, 2009 at 1:29 am. I get in a bad mood on low carb seeing this sort of article every few days. It actually was a low-carb diet though. ... Fat Head - http://www.fathead-movie.com/ - References [ More results from Fat Head ] |
| 22 Oct 2009 by Dana Then let's look at the most important point: This study specifically singled out "high protein/low carbohydrate diets" as causing brain shrinkage. What have I and Dr. Atkins and the Eades and Dr. Eric Westman and Dr. Mary Vernon and ... HoldTheToast Press - Fighting the Low Fat... - http://www.holdthetoast.com/ [ More results from HoldTheToast Press - Fighting the Low Fat... ] |
| 20 hours ago by Aaron E. Carroll Large meals have been shown to cause sleepiness regardless of what is eaten because the body increases blood flow to the stomach, and decreases blood flow and oxygenation to the brain. ... I made a fabulous low-carb Thanksgiving dinner - turkey, green beans with homemade mushroom sauce and almonds, scalloped cauliflower, frozen cranberry salad made with fresh cranberries, not canned jelly, muffins made with flaxseed and walnut flour (no sugar), and sugar-free pumpkin ... The Blog - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/theblog/ - References [ More results from The Blog ] |
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