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I used to be overweight, well, still am but not as much as I used to to, I have 300 + lbs 6'4''und, I am now 215 pounds, and is still trying to lose weight, but this is not the subject of the question, but the information when I always eat, no matter how much or how little, my waist seems to expand, because I notice it when I eat, feel my belt and shirt both solid. granted, the more I eat the more noticeable the increase and decreases in general a few hours later. Is this normal? or perhaps signs that my years on the food before my weight loss regime and work out my stomach was distended? Extra Info: Gender: Male Height: 6'4 "Weight: 215 pounds Diet: Low Carb, Low Fat, High Protein, omnivorous, predominantly meat-eating Activity Level: Mid-level (jogging, walking, sit-ups) to High (Comprehensive Weight Lifting at Gym). No known genetic predisposition to weight gain.
be drawn media, the stomach prepares - - your intestinal digestion is in operation, it is not like food slips a tube, there are machines to do to speed the processing. Low Carb should never be low in fat - I understand you have lost weight with this program, but it is not healthy. If You have up to 300 # I would assume that you are insulin resistant and your body is no longer processed carbohydrates are correct. Exercise forces of glucose, But I would suggest you make low carb plan your life, which must preferably fats are saturated fats. If you protein without enough fuel calories from fats or Eating carbohydrates, then convert dietary protein fuel leaves no protein for cellular needs to force the body to catabolize its own lean tissues. Carbohydrates can be optional, but fuel calories are not, but they can not come from fat or carbohydrates, protein, however. There are not enough calories in fruit & veg fuel the body. If you do not keep your calories high enough, the body's own strip of lean tissue for nutrition. Although this can look like on a scale large it is much easier fat in the future (as all will burn those pesky calories lean tissue have disappeared) to accumulate. Protein is a very inefficient fuel only for the long term and by-products of fuel conversion can be dangerous if they overwhelm the body significantly faster than the body that .. for the nitrogen and ammonia Just for example - Someone asked "what if" on a diet of 500 grams of pure Protein (2000 calories per day) 500g protein without fat would be fatal. Fat is important, but without fat protein will result in diarrhea and then death. So this next bit is only hypothetical spoken. 500g protein would be turning the protein into an energy source and not in a position to be used for tissue repair and cell regeneration. And even though you think 500g protein would be sufficient for these needs, it would be a very inefficient fuel source with a dangerous buildup of nitrogen and , ammonia (by-products of gluconeogenesis) converted. The body can process some of these by-products, but not long term for large quantities. So basically, all of this protein would be processed as fuel and the body would still lean to catabolize their own tissue for a protein source. 100% of the protein necessary, would be converted to glucose to 58% - it would be equal to fueling the body with 1160 calories from carbohydrates and no protein (only if your food intake was 2000 calories (500g) in pure protein). It is confusing, eat as much protein and do not bioavailable, but your body needs FUEL calories (from fat or come carbohydrates or both) and protein. But if you ate more than enough protein controls with more than adequate dietary fat calories and carbs to less as 9grams per hour (maximum 144grams carbs would be days or 576 calories) the balance of fuel calories from dietary fats should be - in 9 calories per Grams are as long as you have <9grams carbohydrates per hour, you maintain control and insulin should not gain weight no matter, because the calories insulin, fat storage Hormone is not enabled. Controlling insulin levels will balance other hormones and sex hormones (testosterone in men) and human growth hormone (HGH) produced allow naturally so lean tissue can also be obtained without practice. Numerous recent studies show that the diet followed by high protein low carb strategies - from the article below - Even plans with higher fat intake - lose more fat and retain or gain more muscle mass than diet, which relies on higher carb diets. Yes, you read correctly, that - many dieters actually gained muscle mass without working out, simply by eating a high protein diet. This is due to several factors. First, Amino acids from protein-drive muscle growth. If you're a high-protein meal consume amino acids from the protein into muscle and travel actually initiate processes the cause of muscle growth. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0KFY/is_4_23/ai_n13790123/?tag=content; col1
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