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The Macronutrient Balancing Act



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By : Jim Duffy    29 or more times read
Submitted 2010-04-15 12:52:06
Dieters and healthy eaters all over are actually able to rejoice because there is a clear comprehension of which fats and carbohydrates should consumed for optimum health.

Healthy eaters with a variety of diet or weightloss goals were provided, for much too long, with confusing, typically counterproductive information with regard to carbohydrates and fats. As an example, one the one hand, many eaters were told that carbohydrates were unhealthy causes of weight-gain, and ought to be avoided. Another problem that exists though is that the same people mentioned above are then provided with carbohydrate-laden nutritional supplements, or worse, nutritional supplements which have been nothing better than containers for low quality, incomplete protein. And despite the fact that unsaturated fat is required by your body for optimal health, fats are seen as the enemy also to be avoided at all costs.

However, today we could conclude that carbohydrates and fats are essential parts. Thus protein together with carbohydrates and fats (that happen to be fully-fledged macronutrients) are optimum for the foundations of the functioning body system.

Through research and analysis it has been determined that carbohydrates when it comes to low glycemic carbs, are good sources of fuel in the body. Therefore blood sugar levels usually are not triggered to rise after eating low glycemic carbohydrates. Rather, insulin is released into your body which then absorbs the carbohydrates and transforms them into energy that's used by the body. Dieters who have been convinced to give up carbohydrates entirely have been provided with the incorrect information. Low glycemic carbohydrates provide the body with an outstanding energy supply without producing an insulin spike and the following formation of everlasting fat cells.

Speaking of fat cells, eaters around the globe have come to dread the word fat, and have been told to only choose foods that are “low in fat”. Yet whereas it’s typically wise to consume low-fat foods, there is a massive distinction – one may even say a life altering distinction -- between unsaturated fats and saturated fats. Further, you will discover some highly nutritious unsaturated fats made of Medium Chain Triglycerides or “MCTs”, which are shorter fatty acid chains; and as such, absorb and digest a lot more easily than longer chain saturated and unsaturated fats. Just as carbohydrates are fundamental, we could now understand through this important distinction that fats also play a crucial responsibility for a good diet.

Thus, through years of scientific research, it's been determined that carbohydrates and fats are actually good for your quality of life- if they are eaten within the appropriate types and quantities. When contemplating carbohydrates those which are absorbed gradually by the body, the low glycemic sorts, are the most beneficial. For fats, the right sort is Medium Chain Triglycerides or highly nutritious unsaturated oils like those derived from hemp seed, flax seed or borage.

However knowing the reality about carbohydrates and fats is one thing. Eating the proper types of each is quite another. Making sure that you are consuming carbohydrates and fats correctly in their perspective kinds is the key. And naturally, there's protein still; which is also another essential and typically elusive macronutrient. This may increasingly lead individuals to ask the query: Where can I buy the right varieties of macronutrients?

Thankfully, there is a perfect answer known as Isometric® by Protica Research.

Isometric is a single-serving food source that gives the most nutritionally-correct proteins, carbohydrates, and fats. Just as importantly, based upon the renowned Isometric Diet®, these macronutrients are delivered in the ideal 33%/33%/33% balance. Isometric delivers twenty five grams of low-glycemic carbohydrates, twenty five grams of complete protein, and 10 grams of highly nutritious unsaturated fats. Therefore, eaters are confidently ingesting a complete meal with each 300-calorie Isometric serving.

Every serving of Isometirc is fortified with necessary vitamins and minerals providing greater nutritional value. With less than three fluid ounces, Isometric is the smallest complete meal on the market.
Just as you will find healthy proteins we're able to observe and pick out healthy carbohydrates and fats too. And an even greater reason to celebrate is the fact that this awareness is captured by Isometric, a scientifically balanced food that has a complete meal’s worth of nutrition in less than 3 fluid ounces.

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About Protica Research

Founded in 2001, Protica Research (Protica, Inc.) is a nutritional research firm specializing in the development of capsulized foods (dense nutrition in compact liquid and food forms). Protica manufactures Profect (www.profect.com), IsoMetric, Pediagro, Fruitasia and more than 100 other brands in its GMP-certified, 250,000 square foot facility. One area of specialty is the manufacturing of Medicare-approved, whey protein shots for renal care patients.

You can learn more about Protica at www.protica.com - Copyright - Protica Research

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