after i picked up my sister from the airport (i have impeccable timing, can i just say? took me exactly 45 minutes to get from our gate to NAIA 3 bay 5), we went to the supermarket, and bid our farewell:
i'm following an eating plan prescribed by Dr. Cohen, which you can read more about here. :) the plan was made specifically for me, based on my body chemistry/blood test results.
It's not essentially "meals" that need to be spaced apart, but the protein :) and this is only for the first phase of the program. The 2nd phase allows mixing proteins already. :)
i'm sure it sounds dubious but i've seen it work for my sister and at least three of my friends :)
THEN AGAIN, maybe IT IS a myth, and the 5-hour space between meals isn't necessarily what makes the program work. :)
ahh i see. it works because you're basically eating a high-protein diet and keeping carbs really low (which means lesser calorie intake). kaso ingat lang because when you start eating carbs again you'll gain water weight/bloat and sometimes you end up heavier than you started. :)
eat everything in moderation but focus more on whole foods... that's what i do nowadays. weight loss is slower but easier to keep it off.
ideally, on phase 3 - maintenance - you've already rebalanced your body in terms of the necessary hormones - human growth hormone, insulin, and serotonin - so that you don't eat off anxiety, become better at managing cravings, and your body becomes more efficient in metabolizing food. :) it's not high protein at all, some meals actually require more veggies than protein, which are still carbs. :)
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It's not essentially "meals" that need to be spaced apart, but the protein :) and this is only for the first phase of the program. The 2nd phase allows mixing proteins already. :)
i'm sure it sounds dubious but i've seen it work for my sister and at least three of my friends :)
THEN AGAIN, maybe IT IS a myth, and the 5-hour space between meals isn't necessarily what makes the program work. :)
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eat everything in moderation but focus more on whole foods... that's what i do nowadays. weight loss is slower but easier to keep it off.
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