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1. On its basic sense, fibre is an example of complex carbohydrate that is relatively essential in the absorption of the other nutrients into the body

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2. If you are considering carbohydrate loading, which is the method of add-

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3. To see the benefits of carbohydrate loading, you will want to consider this

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4. You should not need to use carbohydrate loading unless you need your

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5. Carbohydrate loading should only be done as preparation for high intensi-

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6. Unlike that of the carbohydrate, it can not store it up to use when needed

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7. complex as that of your carbohydrate or your protein calories

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8. talking about carbohydrate loading, as this would only be used when you

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9. It should be carbohydrate full to allow your body to easi-

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10. Firstly, sugar (carbohydrate) is one of three basic food-types and to ban it is to ban at least one third of foods available

11. testing was 50 grams of pure glucose, which is a carbohydrate

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12. And really, it’s not the fault of the innocent carbohydrate! It’s

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13. Therefore, the good kinds of carbohydrate to consume are those

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14. the effects on insulin sensitivity of high carbohydrate and high fat diets

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15. Beans and lentils are also high in protein but do come with a much higher calorie and carbohydrate count, so it’s not recommended that they be your go-to protein source for most meals

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16. And really, it’s not the fault of the innocent carbohydrate! It’s really just

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17. Therefore, the good kinds of carbohydrate to consume are those that are

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18. Again, you see that flax seeds are not 100% fat, protein or carbohydrate

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19. Soy milk on the other hand, contains 11 grams protein, 13 grams carbohydrate

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20. That means soy is a CARBOHYDRATE

21. Do you really need all that extra sugar? Should the carbohydrate

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22. Carbohydrate rich foods increase brain concentrations of an amino acid called tryptophan, which is the building block for serotonin

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23. " This can, in turn, stimulate more sugary carbohydrate cravings to get back to the initial "sugar high

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24. Stress is also associated with low serotonin levels, which can also lead to carbohydrate cravings to boost serotonin

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25. Satisfy your carbohydrate cravings with complex carbohydrates like whole wheat bread, quinoa, whole grain oats, beans, or whole grain pastas, wild and brown rice

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26. Whether you are eating out or at your own house, you should start with the soups, salads, and vegetables, and, eat your protein and carbohydrate sources last

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27. back on fat and carbohydrate intake

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28. with some form of carbohydrate for maximum results

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29. It makes sense that we would feel hungrier at this time and crave 'warming' high carbohydrate foods that can easily be converted to fat and stored ready for the late winter and spring when plant-based foods are

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30. It's fine to have high carbohydrate foods in the fall if that is what you crave (and as long as you are not on a low carb diet) but be sure to choose whole grains and starchy vegetables over sugar and refined carb foods

31. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day but you should stay clear of heavy carbohydrate meals

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32. damage and the carbohydrate need for the body on a daily basis

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33. consumed sparingly to avoid a high carbohydrate intake as well as providing

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34. the body with an overload of fructose/sugars and a daily carbohydrate

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35. And really, it"s not the fault of the innocent carbohydrate! It"s really just a matter

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36. Therefore, the good kinds of carbohydrate to consume are those that are high in fiber,

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37. Pectin is defined as a carbohydrate that lacks calories

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38. But you should know that not every carbohydrate is created

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39. Some of the tell-tale signs of carbohydrate addiction

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40. around 2/3 of the original carbohydrate calories are stored as fat

41. An example of a refined and regular carbohydrate would be

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42. grains to less than 50% of your total carbohydrate intake

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43. Starches (equal to 1 serving of Carbohydrate)

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44. Fruits (equal to 1 serving of Carbohydrate)

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45. High Performance Nutrient Selection Starches (equal to 1 serving of Carbohydrate)

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46. gm oral load of Creatine, followed by 93 gm oral load of simple carbohydrate in solution ( water ) at 30 minutes post-

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47. the same amount of Creatine in the absence of a simple carbohydrate drink

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48. simple carbohydrate drink had higher insulin levels and significantly less Creatine lost in their urine, indicating that

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49. Niacin (nicotinic acid), like riboflavin, is directly involved in the production of energy at the cellular level enabling the body to convert carbohydrate, fat, and protein into ATP energy

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50. NADH is necessary in the synthesis of fat from acetylcoenzyme A (Acetyl CoA), which commonly occurs in the liver after over-ingestion of carbohydrates (many excess carbohydrate molecules are converted to Acetyl CoA in the liver)

51. Vitamin B12 is also required by nerve cells as a stabilizer of glutathione, which is needed for carbohydrate metabolism

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52. On its basic sense, fiber is an example of complex carbohydrate that is

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53. A complex carbohydrate is a baked potato

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54. While corn possesses a relatively high level of protein for a carbohydrate, it has

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55. Sweet drinks, confectionery, crisps and snacks containing refined carbohydrate, sipping acidic drinks for prolonged periods

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56. If a carbohydrate releases glucose quickly into the blood stream, it will have high GI and bad

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57. carbohydrate intake to prevent heart disease have not been attempted to confirm these

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58. The Essential NT Guidelines: Protein Types Protein Types can eat high-quality sources of protein and fat very freely, but they need to be very careful with their carbohydrate intake

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59. in fat and not as low in carbohydrate content as the diets discussed above

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60. absorption of a significant amount of carbohydrate

61. • Add the protein number and carbohydrate number together and multiply by 4

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62. 25 for your carbohydrate calculation

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63. Watch your carbohydrate intake

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64. Reducing your carbohydrate intake as a means of losing

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65. when it comes to limiting carbohydrate intake

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66. carbohydrate metabolism that helps to provide energy for our body function and aids in

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67. members in the vitamin B complex family to help in carbohydrate, protein and fat

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68. Since it also helps liver in metabolism of carbohydrate, it not only helps to provide

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69. Sodium chloride is said to increase glandular function, including the liver, therefore it not only helps the liver in metabolism of carbohydrate in providing energy for the body, but

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70. strengthening the carbohydrate metabolism of the liver

71. Henonias is said to help liver in carbohydrate metabolism that helps to increase energy

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72. Since it also helps the liver in metabolism of carbohydrate, it not only helps to provide

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73. therefore, it not only helps the liver in metabolism of carbohydrate in providing energy

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74. in maintaining the insulin levels in carbohydrate metabolism by stimulating or stopping

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75. synthesis of carbohydrate, thus bringing energy to the body needs, resulting in reducing

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76. region, including the liver thereby, increasinng the liver function in carbohydrate

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77. It is said to helps the liver in carbohydrate metabolism, thus increasing the levels of

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78. liver, resulting in strengthening the liver function in carbohydrate metabolism, leading to

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79. It is also helps to strengthen the liver function in carbohydrate metabolism, thus

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80. carbohydrate synthesis and protein and fat metabolism that are vital to reduce nervous

81. Since it helps in liver metabolism of carbohydrate, it helps to improve the energy levels

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82. to regenerate the body function in all aspects, including the liver in carbohydrate

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83. the liver in synthesis of carbohydrate and regulates the production of insulin, thereby

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84. increasing function of liver in carbohydrate metabolism, helping to control the levels of

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85. carbohydrate synthesis, resulting in lowering the glucose in the blood stream thereby

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86. It is suggested that you eat enough carbohydrate to prevent fatigue, lack of

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87. liver function in carbohydrate metabolism

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88. lessening it's function in carbohydrate metabolism and increasing the risk of

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89. normalizing the liver function in essential fatty acid and carbohydrate

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90. ginseng, thereby, helping to improve the liver and spleen in carbohydrate

91. Manganese plays an important role in carbohydrate metabolism, thereby

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92. Carbohydrate is one of major nutrients, besides fat and protein, It is vital to

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93. Carbohydrate is main sources of energy that requires to nourish and

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94. Long term intake of simple carbohydrate may effect the pancreas in

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95. By selecting the food with low GI index complex carbohydrate, it not only

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96. It is almost a pure carbohydrate

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97. Here is a list of some simple carbohydrate foods:

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98. Generally, the simpler the carbohydrate, the more swiftly it is broken down and shows up as glucose in your blood

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99. Carbohydrate foods are the plant foods that you eat

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