What Would You Prefer To Eat
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What Would You Prefer to Eat?
Today, the world of diets can feel like a maze, with countless options such as the Atkins Diet, South Beach Diet, and now the Hamptons Diet, all promoting high protein and low carbohydrates. However, the focus should be on the quality of carbohydrates rather than eliminating them entirely. For those following these diets, consider shifting from low-quality carbs like refined flour and sugary foods to whole foods like fresh vegetables and fruits.
Reevaluate Your Diet
Traditional Atkins doesn’t encourage much fruit due to its sugar content. Yet, consider the difference between a fresh apple and a bowl of sugary cereal like Apple Jacks. One is natural, while the other is highly processed. Don’t dismiss fresh fruit just to strictly adhere to a low-carb diet.
The key is not to cut out healthy foods but to significantly reduce highly processed foods. Think in terms of "God Made" vs. "Man Made" foods. Enjoy treats like chips occasionally, but prioritize natural foods more often.
Common Sense Eating
If you’re on Atkins, South Beach, or any low-carb diet, avoid processed foods, not natural ones. Instead of instant breakfast options, cook whole rolled oats. This slight adjustment means rising a bit earlier, but your health is worth it.
Maintaining a high-protein diet is possible with small changes, allowing you to sustain your eating habits for life rather than just a short phase.
Embrace Fruits
Some might avoid fruit due to sugar concerns yet consume cookies, crackers, and sugary drinks. It doesn’t make sense to reject natural foods grown from the earth. Our planet didn’t evolve around processed foods, which have only been around for less than 200 years, while Earth’s history spans millions of years.
With rising obesity rates linked to processed food consumption, the connection is clear, though big industries won’t emphasize it because they rely on our purchases. Even if refined flour were proven harmful, it wouldn’t be widely reported due to economic implications.
Consider Food Industry Changes
The rise of food-related illnesses like Mad Cow and Bird Flu hints at a future where only local farms might sell meat due to safety concerns. Without mass production, meat prices could rise, making it a treat to savor rather than a daily staple. Historically, people enjoyed occasional Sunday roasts rather than daily meat consumption, and processed foods were less common. Many families had meals prepared at home, leading to healthier lifestyles.
While progress continues, common sense should guide our dietary choices. Embrace the Common Sense Diet today!
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