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I mean yes, that’s something of a tautology though. Cutting down on calories necessarily means cutting down on fat, carbs, or both (technically protein as well
by wbsss4412 4y ago
I mean yes, that’s something of a tautology though.
Cutting down on calories necessarily means cutting down on fat, carbs, or both (technically protein as well, but protein doesn’t generally seem to be the issue.)
If you were to follow an explicitly low fat diet, it would be very difficult to eat junk food as well. Almost all junk foods are high in both fat and carbs at the same time.
You are right about refined carbs. Most public health organizations advise limiting one’s consumption of those.
- harpersealtako 4y agoI don't think "refined carbs are bad for you" is correct. Consider that many of the healthiest, least obese, longest lived societies on earth (e.g. Japan) have diets heavy in refined carbs (e.g. white rice).