How to Lower Carb Intake (5 Steps)
There are many reasons for lowering the amount of carbohydrates you eat daily. Having diabetes is one reason, since it's important to avoid sugar fluctuations. If you're trying to lose weight, you do well to keep your carb consumption in check. Whatever your reason, you can enjoy the foods you like and still lower carb intake.
Instructions
-
Eat meals without a beverage. This is one way to cut back on carbs, since you avoid the carbohydrates that you'd normally consume in the drink. Another benefit is that you'll experience better digestion, as liquids dilute gastric juices.
-
Enjoy a bread-less sandwich. Put slices of turkey, chicken or any meat you like in between a couple leaves of romaine or napa lettuce. Add mayonnaise, mustard or your favorite dressing.
-
Have slices of apple with peanut butter when you feel like having sweets. Even though apples contain complex carbohydrates, they're better for you than cookies or a slice of cake. You also benefit from the nutrition and fiber content.
-
Rinse off starch from cooked pasta or potatoes. You can enjoy an occasional pasta or potato dish and still lower your carb intake.
-
Strive to consume fresh natural foods and ingredients as much as possible. Processed foods are often high in carbohydrates, fat and calories.
Low Carb Recipes
- How to Cook a Vegetarian Casserole
- What foods would test positive for carbohydrates?
- Substitutes for Potatoes
- How To Lose The Carbs?
- Does Rhubarb have acid in it?
- What is the recipe using carob powder and dates as a treat that taste like chocolate?
- Carb count sierra Nevada pale ale?
- Could celery be a simple carbohydrate?
- Can it hurt to drink vodka when on a no carb diet?
- Why give NACL for low sodium?
Low Carb Recipes
- Diabetic Recipes
- Gluten Free Recipes
- Green
- Low Cal Recipes
- Low Carb Recipes
- Low Fat Recipes
- Other Healthy Recipes
- South Beach Diet Recipes
- Vegan Recipes
- Vegetarian Recipes
- Weight Watchers Recipes


