Is it worth trying the [high and low carbon circular diet] that is popular in the fitness circle?

Carbohydrates are very important to sports and fitness enthusiasts. On the one hand, carbohydrate synthesizes enough muscle glycogen, which provides energy for muscles during exercise and ensures the completion of different exercise methods. On the other hand, carbohydrate is the energy supply source of brain and central nervous system, which affects the heartbeat, fatigue, movement skills and attention during exercise, thus affecting the exercise effect. However, perhaps because of some biased mainstream reports, in some people’s minds, carbohydrate is synonymous with getting fat, and they turn pale at the mention of [carbohydrate] and avoid it. Many weight loss diets circulated in the community are also designed around [reducing carbohydrate]. However, research has proved that low-carbon diet will bring many adverse Read More …

Scientific vegetarian diet will not only prevent malnutrition, but also reduce fat and increase muscle strength.

When it comes to muscle-building diet, what food immediately comes to mind? All kinds of meat, eggs, dairy products, protein powder… In fact, as long as you eat it right, even if you don’t eat meat and milk, you can also practice muscles. Vegetarianism = malnutrition? Whether you will suffer from malnutrition depends mainly on how you eat, not whether you eat vegetarian food. Normal people who eat meat are skinny, while vegetarian monks are overweight. In fact, there is no difference between the two diets in terms of carbohydrates. In terms of fat, vegetarians will have a relatively higher intake of unsaturated fat and are relatively healthier. In terms of protein, the possible problems of vegetarians are more prominent: Read More …