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    May 06

    Diet!!!!!

    Rolling arond all day may become my Top Hit-activity in this summer. So,now I try to keep myself busy by finding something to do.
    I planed to go to lab to clear up my samples in fridge at first, but it seem that the rain is possible to pour down at any time. Because of this, I changed my plan to play an internet and finally find some interesting stuff to tell you.
     
    In the international level, I think, the dietary trend is more and more popular. Not only among the people who have to concern strictly about their healty, like the olds, the patients, or the athletes, but also, actually the big group of teenagers.
     
    Some might say something like "Don't you think it's a good sign that people nowaday pay attention more on their health? They want to become strong and healthy. So from now on, we don't have to see doctor as often as we've used to be." I'm quite glad that people focus more on the healthy life style. In Thailand, green tea drink become more famous than soft-drink, the rapid growth of sport clubs and exercise centres in town, and the pop-up of the dietary recipes, are some of the evidences of the change in the life-style trend.
     
    But! Hold on a sec! brother. I'm the one who want to reduce my weight (which increases because of "my top-hit activity" I've mensioned) but in my opinion, I'm not totally agree with the low carb program.
    The low carb diets or low carbohydrate diets are both the dietary healthy program and loss weight program. The main concept is to reduce the amount of starch and sugar in the meals which leads to decrease the insulin level in blood. So what's then? Well, if you have no insulin in blood, there's no sugar intake in cell, and then you won't become fat. In these programs, usually, replace Carbs with protein (meat) and fat. And for the Carbs menu, they suggest you to eat vegetables more than fruits, and fruits more than starch (like grain)
    Hmm....sound interesting. But do you know what?! There's still the dark side.
    • Too low Carb intake could leads to the metabolic state called ketosis, which may cause headaches, tiredness, nausea, dehydration, dizziness, and an unusual sweet-smelling breath odor.
    • The lowered intake of dietary fiber can result in constipation (Remember vegetables and fruits are high-fibre source)
    • Replacement of calories from carbohydrates with meat may result in high consumption of saturated fat and cholesterol (Oh O!), which many authorities believe will increase the risk of heart disease.
    • It has been hypothesised that the kidneys can become overworked and that a related change in blood acidity can lead to bone loss, but trials testing the hypothesis have found no evidence of kidney damage or loss of bone.

    (From Wikipedia)

    From my "Cellular physiology class" the lecturer said

    • It's not the way that directly reduces fat in your body. Because the first source of energy used in metabolism is "Carbohydrate", the slimmer shape is the result of the glycogen (the starch in your muscle) loss, not the fat. (But it maybe possible to kick the fat out by this way if you use this program for a longer time)----According to this, exercise is more direct way to kill of the fat.
    • It's a fact that our fussy brain use ONLY sugar as a source of energy (Damn!). Moreover, if we don't feed it just a minute, it begin to rebel.(dizzy and faint) Deal to this, totally restrict Carbs from your meal is not a very good idea.
    I hope this topic is sutable for you who care of your health. If it's too hard to read for you guys how don't familar with science articles, please comment me.
    OK, I ate 4 pieces of biscuits and soy milk as my breakfast, which contain quite a lot of Carb. And now I feel hungry, so I'm gonna try to find some salad for my lunch Ha Ha. See Ya

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    Jorgewrote:
    thanks for the comment on my space
     
    eheh i know you don't read Spanish and you only catch Da Vinci Code from what i wrote,  i already read the book is kind of interesting, hope the movie enjoyfull as the book was.
     
    May 9
    Picture of Anonymous
    Wit wrote:
    Ava a tu Note!

    Hear hear!!! The low-carb thing never made sense to me anyways (see Atkin's diet, for more details). Eating only cheese and meat and other hi-fat, low-fiber food can't be healthy in the long run.

    My 10th grade health teacher once said that one of the healthiest diets on Earth is the Mediterranean diet, based mostly on whole grains, fruits and vegetables. The Thai counterpart for this is probably any traditional Thai food, most notably Nam Prik or KaNomJeen, when you put LOTS of vegetables in it. Chinese vegetarian food on top of brown rice should be good too, just watch your sodium.

    For your input on the comment/argument, I remain.
    May 9
    Jeab fishwrote:
    จำได้ว่า เรียน cell physiology เหมือนกัน แต่ไม่ยักจะรู้เรื่องเท่าน้องโน้ตนะเนียะ อิอิอิ สงสัยต้องลงไปเรียนใหม่
    May 9
    very interesting topic and useful my sis.....and also easy to understand :)
    May 6