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Summer Fruits for Low Carb & Keto
When you’re following a low carb or keto diet – you quickly learn that fruit is generally high in sugars Read More
Why a High-Protein Diet Can Give You Sustained Energy
A vital component of every cell in your body, protein provides the raw materials for building and repairing tissues, including muscles, bones, and skin. Proteins are also used to produce the enzymes that activate your metabolism. So how does protein help keep your energy levels consistent throughout the day? Let’s break it down. Protein Is Read More
Whey Protein Benefits
Not all protein shakes and bars are created equal. Not only does each product on the market have differing amounts of fat, carbs, and protein, but also different protein sources. Whey protein is the protein source most commonly favored by exercisers. So what are the benefits of whey protein and why is it such a Read More
Introducing Atkins New Harvest Trail Bars
When it comes to snacks and meal replacements, Atkins followers have plenty of options to choose from, including snack bars, trail mix, shakes, and even candy. Atkins recently introduced a new line: Harvest Trail bars. These wholesome bars are packed with roasted nuts, rich dark chocolate, and morsels of dried fruit. It’s a snack you Read More
High Protein, Low Carb Foods and Snacks
Protein is an essential cornerstone of nutrition. The body uses this macronutrient to build and repair tissues, make enzymes, and fortify bones, muscles, and cartilage. Nutritionists agree that eating high protein foods can increase satiety and help burn fat. 5 High Protein, Low Carb Foods High-protein, low carb foods can be delicious, too. Atkins has Read More
Benefits of a Low Carb Lifestyle for Athletes
A low carb lifestyle contributes to your overall health and keeps your body in top physical shape. No one understands this better than professional athletes, which is why so many follow strict diets. Following a low carb diet for athletes can be beneficial for people of all physical levels looking to get in great shape. Read More
What You Need to Know About Protein
Eating adequate protein is essential for achieving your health goals Protein is one of three major classes of foods called macronutrients—the other two are fats and carbohydrates. Protein is made up of amino acids, also known as the “building blocks of protein.” We get protein primarily from poultry, beef, lamb, pork and other animal products, Read More
The Good News about Soy
Here’s good news for people who don’t want to consume red meat, seafood or poultry with every meal: Soy protein is virtually complete, rich in vitamin E, fiber, calcium, magnesium, lecithin, riboflavin, thiamine, folate, iron and essential fatty acids, missing only the essential amino acid methionine. In addition, 25 grams of soy protein a day Read More
Resistance training and dietary protein: effects on glucose tolerance and contents of skeletal muscle insulin signaling proteins in older persons1,2,3
Background:Resistance training (RT) and dietary protein independently influence indexes of whole-body glucose control, though their synergistic effects have not yet been documented. Objective:This study assessed the influence of dietary protein intake on RT-induced changes in systemic glucose tolerance and the contents of skeletal muscle insulin signaling proteins in healthy older persons. Design:Thirty-six older men and Read More
Meat versus poultry, fish and seafood?
In this study, moderately obese subjects consumed one of two different low-carb diets as part of a weight loss program. In the first diet, most of the protein was from red meat and was higher in saturated fat. In the second diet, most of the protein was from poultry, fish and shellfish and was higher Read More
