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Explore the Reluctant Low Carb Life Blogs, where you’ll find a wealth of information about living the low-carb lifestyle and embracing the Trifecta of Health: fresh foods, satisfying meals, and fitness.
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Our Guide to Eating Fresh Foods: 20 Tips to Get You Started
At Reluctant Low Carb Life, we are strong advocates for embracing a lifestyle centered around eating fresh foods rather than ultra-processed ones. We believe that consuming fresh foods, which are more nutritious and flavorful, is crucial for achieving optimal health. While we recognize that preparing fresh meals may take longer than opting for fast food…
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20 Reasons Satiety Is Important And Matters
Satiety refers to the feeling of fullness and the suppression of hunger after eating. It is a critical aspect of our eating experience that influences how much and how often we eat. Understanding and managing satiety can be pivotal in achieving and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Foods that promote satiety help us feel full for…
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Using MySwimPro App to Help Improve Your Swimming
Swimming, in its essence, can be a rather monotonous sport. You dive in, swim back and forth, and repeat. Without any form of stimulation or structure, it’s easy for the sport to become dull and unengaging. I’ve tried to make my swimming sessions more enjoyable by using headsets like the Ex Trainer, allowing me to…
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Maximizing Satiety: High Satiety Foods You’ll Love
Understanding what we eat and its effect on our bodies is essential to our health and wellness. It’s not just about how delicious a meal looks but also its nutritional value. This aspect of nutrition plays a vital role in our daily lives and overall well-being. One intriguing area of nutrition that has significantly contributed…
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Ultra-Processed Foods Meaning, What Are Ultra-Processed Foods?
We live in a world where much of what we consume is no longer considered real food but ultra-processed food (UPF). The issue with UPF is that it contains numerous chemicals and artificial ingredients you would not find in a traditional kitchen, let alone your grandmother’s. These so-called foods are often engineered for taste and…







