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The macro nutrients consisting of carbohydrates, proteins and fats form the largest part of our food, giving us energy, building strong bones and muscles and protecting the organs of our body.... The macro nutrients consisting of carbohydrates, proteins and fats form the largest part of our food, giving us energy, building strong bones and muscles and protecting the organs of our body.... The three major macro nutrients comprising of carbohydrates, proteins and fats are necessary because they provide energy to the body....
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, "A diet high in complex carbohydrates and low in fat can lead to chronic hypoglycemia, and a person can develop "insulin resistance" where insulin no longer seems to work as well as it used to, and finally diabetes, in which the pancreas ceases to release insulin at all".... Without an adequate supply of daily fiber, the nutrition that we do intake may not be useable to its greatest benefit.... This review discusses an analysis of the diet over a 3 day period can reveal significant deficiencies in some subtle areas....
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Literature review
This essay "diet Effects on Plasma Lipoproteins" is about the main function of the lipoproteins is to transport lipids from one organ to another within the body.... The main lipoproteins are Chylomicrons, Very low-density lipoprotein, Immediate-density lipoprotein, Low-density lipoprotein....
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n an average person's life, the highest intake through food is mostly that of carbohydrates.... 'consumption of diets low in carbohydrates tends to precipitate depression, since the production of brain chemicals serotonin and tryptophan that promote the feeling of well-being, is triggered by carbohydrate-rich foods' (Sathyanarayana et al, 2008).... Scientifically one of the most common sources of energy is carbohydrates.... Thus a diet program where the carbohydrate is restricted means that the lean body mass of a person would be preserved since right after energy extraction from stored carbohydrates the body targets the stored fats and not muscle proteins....
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Ketosis, which is thought to be a significant contributor to the bodyweight loss in the Atkins diet, is caused by a low intake of carbohydrates.... As the intake of carbohydrates decreases, fat stored is used by the body as the primary energy source.... he purpose of the induction phase, which is the most restrictive phase of the weight reduction process, is to restrict the intake of carbohydrates enough to achieve ketosis.... During this phase, the intake of carbohydrates may be increased slightly, but it is still maintained at a point where weight-loss is achievable....
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Admission/Application Essay
Thus, it is in relation with the aforementioned that the American Academy of Family Physicians (in Last and Wilson, 2006) defines low-carbohydrate diets as those which restrict caloric intake by reducing the consumption of carbohydrates to 20 to 60 grams per day (usually less than twenty per cent of the daily caloric intake).... The consumption of protein and fat, on the other hand, is then increased in order to compensate for the part of the calories that formerly came from the carbohydrates (Last and Wilson, 2006)....
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In the article, Hirsch takes a historical approach in an attempt to try and explain just why the consumption of carbohydrates is important in human physiology.... The focus of the paper "Portfolio on Carbohydrates, Fats and Proteins" is on the role and benefits of carbohydrates in the diet, effects of high-fat diets on obesity, dietary fat composition, the importance of proteins in nutrition, significance of proteins in human nutrition.... Hirsch further argued that the consumption of diets that were rich in simple sugars eventually served to permit the rapid development of large central nervous systems....
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Annotated Bibliography
For example, do we look at the number of carbohydrates in the diet or its energy potential?... How low should the carbohydrates be in the diet?... Dietary Guidelines (a country with a very high obesity and overweight cases) and other similar sources for the general public are that 50-65% of the calories in a person's diet should be from carbohydrates and therefore any diet with less than that is considered a low carbohydrate diet (Ginsberg & Karmally 2000)....
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