From 176 pounds to 99 pounds! Relying solely on "eating more carbohydrates for breakfast and less carbohydrates for dinner" is a huge loss of balance

Does the transformation from 176 pounds to 99 pounds sound like a magical story? Actually, the secret is hidden in the most ordinary breakfast and dinner. In those years, we wrongly blamed carbon water. It turns out that eating for time is more important than not eating at all!

1. The scientific code for carbon water time difference

1. Dazzling carbon water for breakfast can actually lead to weight loss

When cortisol levels are highest in the morning, the body urgently needs carbon water to stabilize blood sugar. At this point, the carbohydrates consumed will be preferentially converted into energy rather than stored as fat. A bowl of oatmeal Congee with banana calories may be much safer than you think.

2. The Truth about Dinner Carbonwater Curfews

Insulin sensitivity decreases and metabolic rate decreases by 30% at night. At this point, the carbon water ingested is more likely to turn into a "swimming ring" around the waist. Moving rice and noodles to lunch and using tofu instead of half a bowl of rice in the evening will double the efficiency of burning fat in the body.

2. Golden carbohydrate Selection Guide

1. Top 3 Must Have Breakfast

• Vintage Oatmeal: β - glucan can extend satiety by 4 hours.

• Whole wheat Mantou: 50% less additive than bread.

• Sweet potatoes: Slow digesting resistant starch is the favorite of gut microbiota.

2. Dinner alternative

• Konjac flour mixed with sesame paste: Zero carbon water can also supplement calcium.

• Pseudo cauliflower Fried Rice: the vitamin C content is twice that of lemon.

• Stewed vegetables with northern tofu: Plant protein makes muscle repair more efficient at night.

3. Three major pitfalls in practice

1. Don't fall into the trap of "high-quality carbohydrates"

No matter how good the brown rice is, it still makes you fat even if you eat it at night. The key is the intake time, not the GI value. A girl who insisted on eating quinoa salad for dinner actually gained 5 pounds in three months.

2. Beware of invisible carbohydrate assassins

Thickener in yogurt, sugar in braised dishes, and even some protein bars can all make strict carbohydrate control fail. Learning to read ingredient lists is more important than calculating calories.

3. Breakthrough during the plateau period

When the weight is stuck, try the "carbon water cycle": choose two days to increase the carbon water content of breakfast by 20%, which can actually restart metabolism. This trick is particularly effective for people who have a long-term low-carbon diet.

4. Eating this way won't make you go crazy hungry

1. After breakfast, add a meal strategy

Around 10 o'clock, have a glass of Greek yogurt with chia seeds, which can stabilize blood sugar without affecting lunch appetite. Remember to add no more than one-third of the calories for breakfast.

2. Riot eating techniques before dinner

Have a boiled egg at 4 pm in the afternoon, and naturally eat half a bowl of rice less in the evening. The satiety signal transduction of protein is three times faster than that of fat, and this time difference is just right.

3. Nighttime Emergency Plan

When you are really hungry and can't sleep, 200ml warm milk+5 almonds is the best choice. The combination of tryptophan and healthy fats soothes the gastrointestinal tract without stimulating insulin. Those who lose weight through this method eventually develop an instinct to eat based on their biological clock. Remember, your metabolic pattern is more precise than any weight loss diet. Tomorrow's breakfast, please fill yourself with that bowl of hot oatmeal Congee. Your fat cells are actually secretly thanking you.

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