Limiting carbs to dinner-time increases satiety, reduces risk for diabetes and cardiovascular disease, research finds. An experimental diet with carbohydrates eaten mostly at dinner could benefit people suffering from severe and morbid obesity, according to new research at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
The diet influences secretion patters of hormones responsible for hunger and satiety, as well as hormones associated with metabolic syndrome. In this way the diet can help dieters persist over the long run, and reduce risk factors for diabetes and cardiovascular disease. The research was carried out by research student Sigal Sofer under the auspices of Prof. (Emeritus) Zecharia Madar, at the Institute of Biochemistry, Food Science and Nutrition at the Hebrew University's Robert H. Smith Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment. Sofer randomly assigned 78 police officers to either the experimental diet (carbohydrates at dinner) or a control weight loss diet (carbohydrates throughout the day). 63 subjects finished the six-month program. Carbs At Night: Fat Loss Killer Or Imaginary Boogeyman? Written by Layne Norton. There are quite a few things that everyone in the fitness industry KNOWS.
You have to eat 8 meals per day, consume 400g+ protein per day, do fasted cardio, use heavy weights to bulk up, and light weights wit high reps to tone up… oh wait, those are all BROSCIENCE! Photo Credit: Natalie Minh Photography Don’t get me wrong, bodybuilding and fitness have been on the cutting edge of many dietary and training interventions that mainstream science is only now catching up. Unfortunately, the vetting process for many of these protocols isn’t exactly stringent. Thus, many things become accepted as fact, when in reality they are BROSCIENCE. That is, according to many fitness ‘experts’ out there, most of whose credentials are worth about as much as a thin sheet of slightly used one ply toilet paper. So where did this ‘no carbs at night’ thing come from? In order to properly asses this fitness ‘fact’ we need to understand why limiting carbs at night is recommended in the first place.
Carb Back Loading Explained. Jump to navigation Carb Back-Loading, Episode 1: Fasting Before Morning Training Kiefer explains why this approach to nutrition is the best plan of attack when training in the morning.
Physicist-turned-nutritionist John Kiefer - the man who developed Carb Back-loading - shares his approach to nutrition. This method of gaining size while losing fat, which entails consuming most of your carbohydrates later in the day, and often in the form of “so-called” junk food, has become one of the hottest topics in sports nutrition. We got Kiefer on the phone to clear up some of the misconceptions about his controversial plan, and get more specific advice on how to make it work under a variety of conditions. In this first Carb Back-Loading episode, Kiefer shares his thoughts about fasting before a morning workout.
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