Myth: Insulin Makes You Hungry by James Barnum With all the conflicting information available on the web, it can be difficult to apply even the most sound dietary concepts to your lifestyle. As a member of the Eat To Perform Science Lab, you’ll communicate with experts in the fields of nutrition, exercise physiology, and strength and conditioning, as well as hundreds of other members who’ve found themselves on a similar path. ---> CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO: bit.ly/11Fbpnm Also check out the ETP store for T-shirts, RxBars, PurePharma Vitamins, and Strength Wraps. 3 items still ship free with a reduced price for international shipping. (No food or supplements internationally unfortunately.) ---> Click this link for the ETP Store: eattoperform/store/ | Heres a summary | Many people experience hunger after a high carb meal. They wrongly blame insulin and carbohydrate consumption for their hunger. In reality, carbohydrate consumption increases the amount of leptin circulating in your blood stream. Leptin is the “I’m full” hormone. Insulin doesn’t make you hungry; it actually makes you feel satisfied. Ghrelin is responsible for signaling hunger, and it rises during periods of low insulin. Most of the confusion arises when people eat high glycemic carbohydrates like rice and potatoes that generate a strong insulin response and possibly lead to a blood sugar crash. Chronically elevated levels of blood sugar, which render you insulin/leptin resistant, screw up your hunger signaling all together. This makes it hard to lose fat and regulate your blood sugar/feeding patterns. You can avoid most of these problems by engaging in high intensity activity on a regular basis, eating carbs around training, and eating mixed meals of fat, carbohydrate, and protein to regulate absorption. ---> Click here to read the full article: eattoperform/2013/05/10/myth-insulin-makes-you-hungry/ ---> CLICK HERE FOR OUR FREE COURSES: bit.ly/182YiDN More articles you’ll enjoy: How Athletes Should Do a Calorie Deficit eattoperform/2013/03/17/athlete-calorie-deficit/ Pre-Workout Carbs and Fat Loss eattoperform/2013/08/28/pre-workout-carbs-fat-loss/
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