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Simple Ways to Cut Carbs for Fat Loss

Truth About Dietary Supplements

Cutting your carbs – even if just by 10% of calories – is essential for optimal health and weight loss. One of the simplest ways to do this is to switch out starchy/high carb foods for fibrous vegetables. In this video I share with you 4 different ways to make this simple carb cutting switches.

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This article was written by Mike Roussell. Mike Roussell is a nationally renowned nutritionist and the president of the Naked Nutrition Network. He is currently a doctoral candidate in nutrition at Pennsylvania State University. Learn More About Mike Click Here
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4 Responses to “Simple Ways to Cut Carbs for Fat Loss”

  1. dina on June 5th, 2009 3:44 pm

    eggs and scallions were yummy!

  2. Cherri on June 5th, 2009 4:55 pm

    Great substitution ideas for the starchy carbs. Good news on the earlier launch of the newsletter. The DVD sounds very interesting, too.

  3. Cristina on June 5th, 2009 9:16 pm

    Another fabulous one is yellow squash – works just like the spaghetti squash. Use a julienne peeler to create spaghetti – peel down to the core. Boil the “spaghetti” for 7-9 minutes. Serve with a hearty turkey meat sauce. Delicious – high protein, low carb.

  4. Spida Hunter on June 7th, 2009 2:32 am

    I enjoyed these simple tips Mike, will have to “steal”, “painlessly reduce starchy carbs”!

    This is a easy way to “take out” but “put in” so behaviorally we don’t feel like we are missing out, which for the client is huge!!

    Awesome Mike,

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