Carb Cycling for Women A 3 Week Beginner's Step-by-Step Guide for Weight Loss With Recipes and a Meal Plan Copyright 2020 Stephanie Hinderock All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced in any form without permission from the publisher, except as permitted by U.S. copyright law. Disclaimer
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INTRODUCTION
Do you want to lose weight quickly while still enjoying the carbs you intake? If yes, you're in the right place to learn how. If you want to lose fats by just alternating the intake of carbohydrates, then read this article until the last portion. While reading this, you will garner ideas and knowledge about Carb Cycling for Women. By its definition, Carb Cycling is another process of reducing fats and maintaining physical fitness by altering your carb intake. It is a dietary method on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis.
Moreover, Carb Cycling's main goal is to organize carbohydrate intake when it delivers extreme advantage and remove carbohydrates when they are not needed. Carb Cycling is ideal for bodybuilders and other high-performing athletes but it can also be used by people who want to become physically fit. Did you know that this dietary approach seems more efficient compared to others? It is because other approaches of intensive dieting result in most of the dieters failed to maintain their long-term plans. Unlike Carb Cycling, it is way easier to manage your diet plan by just adjusting your carb intake. There are suggested diet plans you can follow when you are going to start your Carb Cycling journey which you will encounter examples at the final chapter of this book.
CHAPTER I: What Exactly is Carb Cycling?
Franco Carlotto, a 6-time Mr.
CHAPTER I: What Exactly is Carb Cycling?
Franco Carlotto, a 6-time Mr.
World Fitness Champion created Carb Cycle out of the will to become a World Champion. Carb cycling is a form of diet that involves planned alternations of carb intake. It allows you to build muscles without gaining too much fat. How Do You Start Carb Cycling? Carb cycling is an effective diet when it's done properly. You can start it off by making meal plans, listing the foods to take during high, moderate, or low carbohydrates days. Second, think about the number of meals that you'd take a day.
And lastly, monitor your diet routine and record its effects weekly to know if there's a change in your body. There are different variations to carb cycling; it depends on what's best for your body and your ultimate goals. It can be in the form of a 7-day meal plan where you take high-carbs and low-carbs alternately. This style is good for women who want to do carb cycling. Other than that, you can try a longer period of the high and low-carbs cycle. Depend it on your planned physical activities for the day.
When you're in training or heavy workout days, take high-carbs foods. With this, your body will use carbohydrates as energy fuel during workouts so your body won't experience fatigue. When you're at rest, start taking low-carbs to burn some fats. When you're body doesn't have enough carbs to support your activities, it converts the stored fats into energy. You can also try longer low-carbs intake, then short periods of refeeding. After a long duration of a strict diet, reward yourself by having some refeeds or high-carbs intake.
Then go back to strict diet protocols to burn the fats that you stored during refeeding. Carb cycling meal plan can change if your body is uncomfortable with the previous one or if it doesn't seem to help in achieving your goal. Benefits from Carb Cycling Weight and Fat Loss Carb cycling promotes calories deficit which will result in weight loss. Muscle Gain If you're an athlete or a fan of extreme workouts, carb cycling is a good way to develop your muscles. Muscle-building workouts require great power, you can get enough energy to do this when you take high-carbs. Others: Low-carbohydrates intake improves insulin sensitivity and cholesterol levels.
It also helps in enhancing the body's metabolism. High-carbohydrates intake or also knows as "refeed" which we did after a long period of the low-carbs day helps in enhancing some hormones like thyroid hormones, testosterone, and leptin. Is Carb Cycling safe? Carb cycling is safe as long as you follow the diet protocols. However, if you take moderate-carbs and do excessive work, you might experience unusual fatigue. Engaging in low-carbohydrates intake while under the workout period may cause stress, fatigue and may also lead to serious illness because of a lack of energy fuel. Women are more likely prone to fat tissues than men, this makes their diet quiet stricter that they often choose a diet that sticks with carbohydrates starvation.
That makes carb cycling the perfect dietary strategy for women, it allows them to gain muscles and lose fats without experiencing too much food restriction at all.
CHAPTER II: Girl Power: Carb Cycling for Women
In these days especially for women, body health is one of the factors that plays a very important role in this fast pace time of life, which is why there are some people stick with a wide variety of internet diets and exercise in two main different reasons; to lessen the gym training duration or maximize the gym training efforts Aside from the keto diet, it's been introduced already that the process of carb cycling is quite popular nowadays especially for people in training for strength sports. Many research and articles are explaining the benefits and principles of this diet by commonly considering men under this diet as an example. The question is could women have the accessibility to gain the benefits of carb cycling also? The answer is absolutely yes. They can have a greater tendency to accumulate unnecessary fat tissues than men. So if youre a kind of woman looking for a new kind of diet routine, here are the reasons why you should pick Its not that overly complicated.
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