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energy thing is kind of subjective.I have alot of energy on carbs but i get inflammed face, does that work?
i might have missed something, mostly it was ment as general advice but I do agree with you about the taste thing. I think like a lot of people say here that self-experimentation is king. But that said it can be difficult sometimes to know if a reaction is an adjustment or an adverse. I do belive in the sweetness thing though. I practice that myself with white sugar. I used to need a lot but now a spoonful is all I need to make it "tasteless". About such a thing as too much sugar. thats hard to say as context is everything but in practice I guess there is. I seem to think that eating some protein and fat at the same time is beneficial and if Im not too mistaken thats Peat's stance too. But high sugar really is high!! (though I find I do best at about 1/3 of every macro) - but if your sugar metabolism is good it should take a couple of hundred grams of pure carb at once to make a problem. I know over at 180degree health (Matt Stones page) when it was still active, there was sugar challenges (not recomending it though) for how much sugar you could consume in an hour. I think some where up to 5000 calories from sugar in one hour and still they had only a slight spike in insulin. It show how efficient the body can become from it. Just adding perspectives here though. I do think that for most people the faulty metabolism of sugar is far more of a problem then acutally having to much at one time as you have to really force against your instincts to get much to much. I remember seeing some research presented on this forum, might have been from Haidut, showing that the first 200g of pure sucrose added to the diet did not cause ANY weightgain due to ramping metabolism. Personally I've found that having to much liquid compared to salt and glucose has been more of an issue. I think you are right about the icecream- but its worth remembering that the reason the body wants that probably is to reduce stress thus pointing at the antistress function. Now this post is gettin much too long :PI never was super low carb . I’ve been drinking 3 quarts to a gallon of milk before finding this forum. I never said sugar bad . I was just simply giving advice as I too noticed similar issues from upping my sugar . Heck the dude even said he was sure it was the carbs causing the inflammation and everyone just overlooks it. Could it not be possible that you can eat too much sugar ? I’ve been judging off how sweet it tastes . It seems the more I need sugar the sweeter it’ll taste . I had 3 mangos yesterday back to back; first mango was very sweet and tasty. The more I ate the mangos the less I was enjoying it and more mild the taste was getting . What I’m getting at is learn to trust your body you’ll know how much sugar you need. You’ll know when you over did it . Hence why people crave ice cream when they are stressed out or fresh out a breakup lol .
From a bio-energetic point of view that is not possible. There is no such thing as having to much energy , that is like saying I have to little lack. BUT of course it could be a working strategy to think of it that way as it could be the macro combination, some specific problem affeting your carbprossessing, serotonin etc - listening to your body is anyways a good stategy, but I would try to fix the problem making it say no also, even if that includes listeningenergy thing is kind of subjective.
maybe your body is saying that it doesn't need more energy and you should listen to it?
Too much energy for what ? to do extra push up? We are not designed to be Superman.From a bio-energetic point of view that is not possible. There is no such thing as having to much energy , that is like saying I have to little lack. BUT of course it could be a working strategy to think of it that way as it could be the macro combination, some specific problem affeting your carbprossessing, serotonin etc - listening to your body is anyways a good stategy, but I would try to fix the problem making it say no also, even if that includes listening
Very well said! The way I see it fat and carbs are just fuels for the body. The body can adjust to burning either or. That being said fat holds more nutritional value compared to carbs while also being 2x as caloric. For that very reason fats shouldn’t be neglected as they provide large amounts of calories and fat soluble vitamins. Daily intake should consist of more fat than carbs. Hunter gatherers consists of 50%+ of calories from fat.i might have missed something, mostly it was ment as general advice but I do agree with you about the taste thing. I think like a lot of people say here that self-experimentation is king. But that said it can be difficult sometimes to know if a reaction is an adjustment or an adverse. I do belive in the sweetness thing though. I practice that myself with white sugar. I used to need a lot but now a spoonful is all I need to make it "tasteless". About such a thing as too much sugar. thats hard to say as context is everything but in practice I guess there is. I seem to think that eating some protein and fat at the same time is beneficial and if Im not too mistaken thats Peat's stance too. But high sugar really is high!! (though I find I do best at about 1/3 of every macro) - but if your sugar metabolism is good it should take a couple of hundred grams of pure carb at once to make a problem. I know over at 180degree health (Matt Stones page) when it was still active, there was sugar challenges (not recomending it though) for how much sugar you could consume in an hour. I think some where up to 5000 calories from sugar in one hour and still they had only a slight spike in insulin. It show how efficient the body can become from it. Just adding perspectives here though. I do think that for most people the faulty metabolism of sugar is far more of a problem then acutally having to much at one time as you have to really force against your instincts to get much to much. I remember seeing some research presented on this forum, might have been from Haidut, showing that the first 200g of pure sucrose added to the diet did not cause ANY weightgain due to ramping metabolism. Personally I've found that having to much liquid compared to salt and glucose has been more of an issue. I think you are right about the icecream- but its worth remembering that the reason the body wants that probably is to reduce stress thus pointing at the antistress function. Now this post is gettin much too long :P
Oats are horrible cut that out has lots of anti-nutrients mineral leaching qualities . Same goes for pasta . Eat fruits, find a fruit you enjoy and tolerate well (I love mangos and oranges). Get your carbs from fruits they’re easy to digest . Don’t go overboard to the point of nausea with sugar/carbs but eat till you feel it’s enough . You’ll know when it’s enough . Follow the sugar cravings you get and up your fat intake .I use grass fed tallow it’s very low in pufa and very caloric dense.Another day onwards, redness about 20% left. In that day zero sugar consumed
Carbs i can eat
Oats (too much gas)
Pasta
Been peating since 2017 with same red face/seb derm no change what so ever, these no "go slow with the carbs or whatever" ive done it for 4 years
The problem is I want the carbs but i dont want a red face, again leads to the question that no one has an answer to, whats the fix?
You didn't read the earlier posts. Carbs except pasta and oats increase seb dermatitis, an inflammed face. InflammationOats are horrible cut that out has lots of anti-nutrients mineral leaching qualities . Same goes for pasta . Eat fruits, find a fruit you enjoy and tolerate well (I love mangos and oranges). Get your carbs from fruits they’re easy to digest . Don’t go overboard to the point of nausea with sugar/carbs but eat till you feel it’s enough . You’ll know when it’s enough . Follow the sugar cravings you get and up your fat intake .I use grass fed tallow it’s very low in pufa and very caloric dense.
Hey man can you send any more links on this topic? i think you've described something that i'm suffering with. My hair is slowly shedding and my dandruff is out of control.>Seborrhoea is recognized as an androgen-sensitive condition – that is, it is caused or aggravated by androgen sex hormones such as testosterone and dihydrotestosterone
Another one of a condition closely linked to hair loss, caused by the same underlying cause. Sugar consumption increases steroid production, of which T and especially DHT increases the tension in fascial structure. Combined with postural damage it causes inflammation to the skin or hair loss when nutrient supply is too small due to reduced circulation and fibrosis.
Cure this by systemic and topical progesterone, the most adaptive fascial modifier available, it is what allows the belly of a pregnant woman to expand without stretch marks.
Ny change in hair?As someone previously stated, it seems like insulin resistance. I experienced a minor bout of SD on my scalp a few years ago when I bumped up both carbs and fat. I got rid of it by increasing salt and protein, and reducing fat intake.
Salt was really the game changer though. I went from 5-7 grams per day, up to about 10 grams, and symptoms cleared up. Haven’t had an issue with it in over 2 years.
Thanks for liking my long speech :) I absolutly agree (hard to argue with) about both fat and carbs simply being fuel. Protein is building material. But I think the fat carbs ratio is of? I think its close to 9 times if you go by weight with protein somewhere in the middle.Very well said! The way I see it fat and carbs are just fuels for the body. The body can adjust to burning either or. That being said fat holds more nutritional value compared to carbs while also being 2x as caloric. For that very reason fats shouldn’t be neglected as they provide large amounts of calories and fat soluble vitamins. Daily intake should consist of more fat than carbs. Hunter gatherers consists of 50%+ of calories from fat.
Not really, it's my theory based on tangential evidence and own experience with hair growth. I have written about it in couple hairloss threads here but people seemed dismissive as it was not MPB but uneven beard growth (and hair coarseness) that i had fixed. Regarding seb dermatitus like symptoms i only had after shaving, so it is speculation if it is universally connected.Hey man can you send any more links on this topic? i think you've described something that i'm suffering with. My hair is slowly shedding and my dandruff is out of control.
Time to widen your horizons. While Peat is against fibers, many people have success with it.Why cant i ***t without soluble fiber? when I have soluble fiber it causes me gas, why do I have to have endotoxin in order to take a ***t?
The problem is when i eat oats, 8.8g of soluble fiber per 100g. my farts stink, but i can poop wellTime to widen your horizons. While Peat is against fibers, many people have success with it.
There's a protocol for autism (Nemecheck) that uses inulin, a soluble fiber, to reverse SIBO. Just so you know, that protocol also promotes Rifaximin, an antibiotic, for more advanced cases.
Soluble fibers help bind toxins from the bile to ensure they are eliminated instead of recirculated.
The problem is when i eat oats, 8.8g of soluble fiber per 100g. my farts stink, but i can poop well
Did you try keeping the oats for a few weeks to see if it settles?