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There is no perfect diet because dietary needs, expectations of weight loss, and physical and psychological conditions of each person are different.

Therefore, we insist that before you embark on any diet, check with a nutritionist to evaluate you and advise you to carry it out.

Here, the pros and cons of the famous dissociated diet:

advantage

You can take the time necessary
No need to measure the weight or quantities of food
It is a diet rich in fiber, low in saturated fat and is based on the selection of natural foods
Helps improve digestion, and preventing a mixture of hard and heavy food for the stomach to digest

disadvantages

You know the composition of food, since it is based not to mix carbohydrates with proteins
There is no scientific basis to support this diet
It tends to be monotonous, which motivate to leave or be large binge that would make you regain the weight lost
It helps to correct poor eating habits

When making a dissociated diet, consisting of separate (over days) food belonging to the group of proteins, those belonging to the group of carbohydrates, an alteration of normal mechanisms of digestion, This prevents the proper assimilation of nutrients.

What does this mean? That this kind of digestion you consuming the body, so it must use its fat reserves, and as a result produces the desired weight loss.

To successfully perform this separation of food, and you can come out successful (a) of the dissociated diet, put these tips:

Eat carbohydrates for lunch and have a sense of satiety that keep you from eating more.
Do not mix carbohydrates, for example if you eat potatoes and rice should not eat.
Do not skip meals throughout the day, as this may cause you to lose nutrients.
Eat protein at dinner. The dishes you can eat in two or one.

Here a proposal dissociated diet:

breakfast

Coffee or tea
2 slices of bread with one tablespoon olive deaceitede

picnic

2 dried apricots and nuts

lunch

First course. Raw salad (no corn or beets) and varied (lettuce, watercress, arugula, etc.). Deaceitede dressed with olive oil 1 tablespoon mustard and onion powder.

Second course. Choose a plate of pasta, rice, potatoes or baked beans with vegetables.

picnic

1 or 2 pieces of fruit (kiwi, orange, strawberry, etc.).

dinner

Prime boiled or sauteed plato.Verduras or soup / mashed vegetables and olive deaceitede con1 tablespoon dressing.

Second course. Choose from meat, fish, poultry or eggs, cooked simply.

The objective of this unusual feeding strategy is to lose excess weight without too many sacrifices.

In the diet points for each food is assigned a score and each person is assigned, based on body weight starting a credit of points that will be spent wisely during the day. Compliance with the daily cumulative score is the only constraint that must be respected, otherwise you can prepare meals as you like (though being careful not to take the risk to arrive at dinner with all the points already spent).

In principle, based on the scores set for each food, we can say that the diet points discourages the consumption of carbohydrates and helps that of protein-rich foods, like fish. What is striking is that this diet to foods with a caloric quantity is very different, however, assigned the same score.

The cereals are one of the most popular food group of complex carbohydrates. Grains are good for breakfast, but not only. The cereal is also good for overall health.

Cereal

In their natural state (as grain), cereals are a great source of vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, fats, oils and proteins. However, when grains are refined by the natural removal of bran and germ, the endocarp is still mainly based on carbohydrates and lack many other nutrients. But now, more than 90% of commercial grain are enriched in various vitamins and minerals, especially iron, niacin (vitamin B3), riboflavin (vitamin B2), thiamin (vitamin B1) and calcium.

A growing number of super-fortified cereal products provide 100% of recommended daily nutrient intakes of a dozen vitamins and minerals, many of which were not in the original grain. Wheat, maize, rice, oats and barley grains are most often used for the manufacture of cereal.

Types of Grain
There are two kinds of grains:

1. The breakfast cereal: it is a packaged food to be sold “ready to eat” for breakfast. They are often eaten cold and mixed with milk or water and fruit. It is mostly small clusters of different products including cereals (maize, rice, wheat), sugar and flavorings (natural or artificial),

2. Hot cereal: usually categorized as porridge (porridge oats). In these hot cereal, we find that cereal grains are soaked and / or boiled to soften them and make them tasty. Sweeteners (like sugar, honey or maple syrup) are often added by either the manufacturer or by the consumer during cooking or before eating. An example of hot cereal is oatmeal.

How to make your own low fat granola?
To prepare a low fat muesli, mix oatmeal with assorted nuts and seeds. Next, sweeten with a little brown sugar or honey. Finally, grill for a few minutes in a hot oven.

What factor affects caloric intake of a dish of cereal?
Cereal nature are relatively low in calories but used with ingredients such as whole milk can more than double the calorie content of cereals. When you compare the caloric content of cereals, pay attention to portion sizes, some are low in calories when you eat only in very small quantities.

Some grain types and their nutritional content
Cholesterol-free, rich in dietary fiber and complex carbohydrates, low in fat, some cereals can help you lose weight. Some grain types and their nutritional content:

1. In (ready to eat cereal malt, 100 g): 287 calories, 78 g carbohydrate, 2 g fat, 13 g protein, 29 g dietary fiber, 417 mg sodium;
2.Corn flakes (100 g): 360 calories, 87 g carbohydrate, 0 g fat, 7 g protein, 5 g dietary fiber, 949 mg sodium;
3. Oat bran (raw, 100 g): 246 calories, 66 g carbohydrate, 7 g fat, 17 g protein, 15 g dietary fiber, 4 mg sodium
4. Oatmeal (cooked in a microwave oven, 100 g): 68 calories, 13 g carbohydrate, 1 g fat, 2 g protein, 2 g dietary fiber, 49 mg sodium;
5. Crispy rice (ready to eat cereal, 100 g): 381 calories, 86 g carbohydrate, 1 g fat, 6 g protein, 1 g dietary fiber, 850 mg sodium
6. Puffed rice (in ready to eat fortified cereals, 100 g): 402 calories, 90 g carbohydrate, 0 g fat, 6 g protein, 2 g dietary fiber, 3 mg sodium
7. Wheat flakes (100 g): 365 calories, 82 g carbohydrate, 3 g fat, 10 g protein, 9 g dietary fiber, 482 mg sodium.

Does diet in summer?: Get organized the meals

Maybe you’re on a diet this summer, or on the other hand you’re not on a diet but if you want to take care, not to take more weight these days of vacation, if you need to be geared a little to see results before this post will be of great assistance.

The former, we have discussed sometimes in sweeping, is to make five meals a day and never skip the most important, breakfast. It is healthier to do two small meals between the top three to leave the stomach empty more than four hours. A piece of fruit mid-morning along with yogurt, also valid for a snack, you will reach the food without the hunger that sometimes we lose.

The breakfast is very important, your body needs food from the morning and oddly enough if you give it accumulates energy in the form of calories and it does not help you lose weight. Skimmed milk or tea, light luncheon, toast, fruit or some cheese will give you an adequate breakfast and if you control the quantities to take is quite light. Read the rest of this entry »

Restricting the food intake in the body can make a body deficiency of substances needed. Yet, these substances the body needs to survive. In some cases, anorexia and bulimia can even cause death. Typically, sufferers died because of complications.

A nutritionist said, lack of food intake can interfere with metabolism of the body, starting from the metabolism of carbohydrates, proteins, until the fat. Complications can occur because of lack of vitamins and minerals, causing malfunctioning of the heart, thyroid, kidney failure, and death. Read the rest of this entry »

One more loss obtained when consuming alcohol. Alcohol not only increases the risk of heart disease and breast cancer, but also adds weight and increased abdominal folds. The more a person drinks alcohol, the more often he had to exercise.

When the alcohol in the body, it will be split into acetate. This makes the body burn these substances (acetate) in advance than any other substance consumed or stored in the body, such as fat or sugar.

Alcohol will inhibit the oxidation process of fat in the body. This causes the combustion process calories from fat and sugar and finally blocked hard weight decreased. Read the rest of this entry »

The Zone diet, also known as Zone diet is a diet created by Dr. Barry Sears who proposes a kind of diet that is based on the balanced intake between carbohydrates, protein and fat in a ratio of 40/30/30 in each of the five meals a day in addition to the important role of omega 3 which is an essential complement to this diet and a healthy lifestyle. Read the rest of this entry »

To preserve the health and proper functioning of the body need: 13 vitamins, 16 minerals, fats, carbohydrates, protein and plenty of water.

Since no single food alone gives us all that our body needs it is best to eat a balanced diet. By eating a wide variety of foods in reasonable proportions obtain optimal levels of all nutrients. The ideal is complemented by daily physical activity. Read the rest of this entry »

In 1972 the American physician Robert Atkins designed a fabulous diet that became widely popular, was a great success and today remains in vogue. People obey to the letter because it allows him to eat most diets prohibit proteins and fats, and food scraps considered as ‘boring’ as vegetables and legumes. This diet promises weight loss in the short term, reducing from 2 to 4 kilos in the first week, and during the following weeks, the result is more moderate.

How it works

It consists of consuming large amounts of protein and minimal carbohydrates to slim. The reason that Dr. Atkins was used as follows: the body it is easier to burn carbohydrates than protein, hence turns carbohydrates into energy and protein stored as fat. Read the rest of this entry »