Why Is The 7-Day Plan Different?
Many of us struggle with our weight
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Many of us struggle with our weight and strive to be fit and
healthy. We've all experimented with different diets and
eating regimens. We’ve tried diets that promised amazing
weight loss, in X number of days. We've tried diets that
promised we'd never feel hungry or sluggish. We’ve tried
diets that you could eat everything and lose weight – only
to find that "everything" meant in half spoonfuls.
We have been let down repeatedly. We either fall off the
wagon and binge like crazy or get too discouraged to
continue. Most, if not all traditional diets simply do not
work for us.
What makes the carb cycling plan different? First, it makes
than our stomach. After all, it’s our metabolism that burns
calories and melts off those pounds.
Secondly, although it has been recently hailed as a
breakthrough in the field of healthy eating and weight loss,
it has been popular among athletes for decades, especially
those doing high resistance training. Many of them rely on
carb cycling to build lean muscle and boost their energy
levels.
Thirdly, a carb recycling plan is not as restrictive as other
diets. It's therefore easy to follow.
Fourthly, the plan is used only to achieve shorter-term
weight-loss goals, after which you must stop. However,
you can use elements of it to develop lifelong healthy
This is a very simple guide for the layman who wants to try
the 7-day carb cycling plan. We will not go into the deeper
technicalities of how carb recycling works, the different
hormones it triggers nor discuss complex measurements.
It will explain how and why carb cycling works, and what
you need to do to put together your 7-day carb cycling
plan. The results will speak for themselves.
eating habits to stay fit and healthy for the rest of your life.
So, if you are considering giving the carb cycling plan a try,
this book will help you get started.
Here, I must insert the traditional disclaimer. If you suffer
from any chronic illness or are taking any sort of
medication, do consult your doctor before embarking on
this plan. just by downloading
How Carb Cycling Works
Remember how those old railway trains used to run?
Workers had to stand in front of a huge coal furnace,
shoveling in huge quantities of coal. If the furnace was
regularly fueled, the train would keep running at full
speed. If the coal input slowed down, the train would lose
speed. If the furnace was not regularly fed with coal, the
train would come to a standstill.
Our body's metabolism is very similar to this process.
Carbs are the main food group that "fuels" our metabolism
so that it burns calories and gives us energy. Carbs are also
very filling. Therefore, diets that cut out or strictly limit
carb intake make us feel tired and sluggish. They also
make us irritable, hungry and more likely to binge.
With the 7-day carb cycling plan, a person consumes carbs
to boost metabolism. The plan causes the body to use crabrich foods to function at the optimal peak, burning fat and that simple! This is what makes carb cycling unique and
revolutionary.
But there's a catch. This doesn't mean going overboard
with the carbs and eat tons of them day in, day out. The
catch is that you follow a 7-day plan where you eat more
carbs on certain days and less or no carbs on other days.
This allows your body to optimally "cycle" your carb intake
so that you lose weight and build muscle mass.
The theory behind this is that on the days when your carb
intake is low and fat intake is higher, your body is forced to
burn fat for energy. This is what causes weight loss. The
purpose of the High carb days is to keep your metabolism
fueled and functioning peak level, providing you with
energy. click for the live result
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Anitha
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