Healthy Diet at Home

hi, my name is vinay bhardwaj, i’m a doctorand i work with grow. in this video we are going to continue our conversation about our diet wherewe bring down the amount of carbohydrate that you eat on a daily basis. one of the difficultissues with the low carb diet is carbohydrate withdrawal. atkins diet induction, when you eat sugar. especially processed highlyrefined sugar, they actually make drugs (chemicals) that are very similar to narcoticsin your brain. therefore they can be addicting. sugars are addictive. they can actually be more addictivethan many of the street drugs that people abuse out there. so when you are withdrawing fromcarbs, when you are limiting them, you’ll feel certain changes happening, you’ll feel tired, you’llfeel cranky, you may get emotional. if you are a person who exercises normally you might want to skipthose days, when you’re going through carb withdrawal. you’re going to feel almostlike you have the ‘flu’, like influenza. thats why many peo

When we choose to live a low-carb lifestyle, we give up many holiday traditions that focus on food. While Easter Dinner can always be adapted to fit your carbohydrate tolerance, if you ask any child what the most important aspect of the Easter holiday is, they’ll probably tell you… CANDY! An Easter basket full of goodies often plays the center role in Easter festivities. Jelly beans, chocolate bunnies, marshmallow chicks, and foil-wrapped chocolate eggs are popular basket fillers. But there’s one strong holiday tradition attached to Easter that the low carber doesn’t have to give up.                                              The Incredible, Edible Egg! Make Easter Eggs the Center of Your Low-Carb Easter Holiday! (Photo by Praktyczny Przewodnik ) Dr. Westman’s Thought of the Day I was browsing through the low-carb videos over at YouTube the other day, looking for an Atkins Success Story. I wanted a video with distinct “before” and “after” pictures that I could display at the bottom o