CHAPTER 1
What are Carbohydrates? (VIDEO)
Most of the foods we consume, including fruits and vegetables, contain carbohydrates. Once metabolized, these macronutrients become the body’s primary source of energy, providing food to cells. And while nature never produced any “good” or “bad” carbs, it’s also true that excessive carbohydrate consumption can lead to unwanted weight gain. Before you strike carbs from your diet, though, learn more about how this important nutrient supports your good health.
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We hope you find all of “The 9 Visual Rules of Wellness” to be informative and compelling.
CARBOHYDRATE VIDEOS
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CHAPTER 1 (currently viewing)What are Carbohydrates?Most of the foods we consume, including fruits and vegetables, contain carbohydrates.VIEW VIDEO |
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CHAPTER 4FiberTake steps towards better health exploring why a diet rich in soluble fiber, a complex carbohydrate...VIEW VIDEO |
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CHAPTER 6Simple CarbohydratesBecause only the smallest molecules of sugar can pass through the intestinal walls and into the blood stream...VIEW VIDEO |
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theVisualMD Wishes to Thank our Scientific Collaborators:
- Julie M. Jones, PhD, CNS., LN.
College of St. Catherine - David L. Katz, MD, MPH, FACPM, FACP
Yale University School of Medicine - Mark Liponis, MD
Canyon Ranch - Molly Morgan, RD, CDN, CSSD
Nutritionist, Creative Nutrition Solutions - Michael Stein, MD
Brown University - Chrissy Wellington, MS
Nutritionist, Canyon Ranch
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