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I distrust all ‘studies’ when it comes to nutrition and life style choices. I am of the ‘what worked for the grandmas would work for you too’ camp. We are our g
by jelliclesfarm 6y ago
I distrust all ‘studies’ when it comes to nutrition and life style choices. I am of the ‘what worked for the grandmas would work for you too’ camp. We are our genes and studying ancestor lifestyle(with tweaks to accommodate modernization, of course) is most logical.
Example: I have never been for the anti-carb lifestyle. I come from an uninterrupted line of long lived rice eaters. I feel worse off when I have wheat..due to the gluten probably. I am primed for rice.
I remember a time when I went to a nutritionist and she said that given my age and weight, I should have no more than 1/4 cup of cooked rice. That’s 4 tbsp, ok? And I told her that my daily rice budget would be spent just tasting the biryani for seasoning while cooking it ..even before I can sit down for lunch. Doh.
A rice diet wouldn’t kill me but that bowl of raw lettuce leaves with no nutritional value and smothered with high fat high sugar dressing probably would.
- tharkun__ 6y agoI'm similar to this but differently. I did go on keto and it helped me tremendously. This has also made me "eat more like grandma". I eat "normal" again but in doing so limit carbs and eat more fat automatically. Instead of the current everything is sugared into oblivion over-carbed food with fat reduced recipes I like to use grandma style recipes that start the recipe with: take a cup or two of cream and a block of butter (ok not really _that_ much but you get the idea). Tastes way better and needs way less sugar to taste good and I know exactly what's in it as a make it myself.