Why The Scale Goes Up When You Eat Carbs

In this Dish On Ditching Diets episode, learn why the scale goes up when you eat carbs and why you’re not losing fat when you cut carbs.

A common confusion for women over 35 who are trying to lose weight are carbohydrates. Carbohydrates are one of the three macronutrient foods group (carbs, protein and fat). Women often believe carbs are the reason why they can’t lose weight. They demonize carbs and think carbs are the reason they cannot lose weight.

The truth is you need to eat less food to lose weight not cut carbs. And, not all carbohydrates are created equal. There are different categories of carbs that do different things to hormones and satiety.

When you’re trying to lose weight the best thing to focus on is eating a little less of your FAVORITE foods and practicing moderation with fun foods. Because unless you’re willing to NOT eat carbs the rest of your life, you’ll never maintain the weight loss.

In this Dish On Ditching Diets podcast episode, I will explain the science behind carbohydrates and why the scale goes up when you eat carbs.

In this Dish on Ditching Diets podcast episode, you will hear:

• Why The Scale Goes Up When You Eat Carbs
• Why You’re Not Losing FAT When You Cut Carbs
• The Types Of Carbs To Practice Eating In Moderation
• Carbs To Increase For Hormonal Weight Loss

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• Should You Eliminate Carbs To Lose Weight
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• A Lower Scale Weight Does Not Mean You’re Healthy

Are you a woman over 35 with 20 to 50 or more pounds to lose and ready to stop the diet cycle and lose weight for forever?

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