Sun 15 Jun 2008
Lazy Vegetarians, Are You One of Them?
Posted by selly under Health & Fitness
We’ve all been there. We have just come from a long working day and the last thing in mind taking the time to prepare a healthy, nutritional, his vegetarian meal. But a choice of refined carbohydrates or enriched over carbohydrates as beneficial a solid, well-balanced vegetarian diet offers defeats the purpose of your decision to live a vegetarian lifestyle, and for optimal health. The consumption of refined carbohydrates present different risks to health.
The over-consumption of refined carbohydrates and sugars can cause excess insulin in the blood. In the presence of excess insulin, glucose, sugar in the blood, is converted to triglycerides and stored in fat cells of the body. According to a study, consumption of refined cereals May also increase your risk of contracting cancer of the stomach. Research has shown that a high intake of refined grains could increase a patient’s risk of stomach cancer.
In addition, sugars and refined carbohydrates have been implicated as a factor contributing to increasing the gallbladder disease, according to a recent study. It showed a direct link between the quantity of sugar consumed and the incidence of the disease of the gallbladder. Another study focused on the role of carbohydrates in the incidence of heart disease. The researchers noted that the consumption of carbohydrates has increased, so that the level of triglycerides in the blood of participants.
The schemes are low in fat and rich in carbohydrates not only dramatically raised levels of triglycerides, but significantly reduced levels of HDL, the “good” cholesterol. And finally, refined white sugar rise in the rate at which your body excretes calcium, which is directly connected to your skeletal health. In simple terms, as your sugar and refined carbohydrates, your bone density decreases.
So do not be lazy! Is your body right and take the time to prepare a dense in nutrients and delicious vegetarian meal. Your body and your conscience, thank you for the long term.
Tags: blood, calcium, cancer, cholesterol, diet, disease, glucose, health, intake, lifestyle, meal, rate, research, stomach, vegetarian


















