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Low-Carb Diet For Dummies

Chauncey, Katherine B.

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2. Edition March 2022
448 Pages, Softcover
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ISBN: 978-1-119-83902-6
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"Low-carb" doesn't have to mean "no-fun!"

Low-carb diets are a hugely popular way to lose weight and stay healthy. But, contrary to what you may have heard, eating low-carb doesn't have to mean losing all your favorite foods and treats!

In Low-Carb Diet For Dummies, you'll find an easy-to-follow guide to minimizing carbs while keeping the flavor by evaluating the quality of the carbs you do eat. You will learn to control--but not entirely eliminate (unless you want to)--the intake of refined sugars and flour by identifying and choosing whole, unprocessed food instead. You'll get fun and creative recipes that taste amazing, reduce the number on the scale, and improve your health. You'll also get:
* Great advice on incorporating heart-healthy and waist-slimming exercise into your new diet
* Tips on how to maintain your low-carb lifestyle in the long-run
* Strategies for responsibly indulging in the occasional carb-y food--because "low-carb" doesn't mean "no-carb!"

Perfect for anyone dieting for a short-term goal, as well as those looking for a long-term lifestyle change, Low-Carb Diet For Dummies is your secret weapon to going low-carb without missing out on some of the world's greatest foods.

Introduction 1

Part 1: Understanding the Carbohydrate Controversy 5

Chapter 1: Mapping Out a Low-Carb Diet 7

Chapter 2: Delving Deeper into Carbohydrates 17

Chapter 3: All Carbs Aren't Equal: Looking at the Differences 35

Chapter 4: Determining Whether Low-Carb Eating Is Right for You 45

Part 2: Steering Yourself Back to Whole Foods 65

Chapter 5: Falling in Love with Whole Foods 67

Chapter 6: Navigating Your Way through Starchy Carbs 89

Chapter 7: Shifting into Dairy Foods 111

Chapter 8: Fueling Up with Fats: Good Fats, Bad Fats 127

Part 3: Shopping and Cooking for a Low-Carb Lifestyle 139

Chapter 9: Navigating the Supermarket 141

Chapter 10: Planning Menus and Meals 153

Chapter 11: Starting the Day with Breakfast 173

Chapter 12: Perfect for Lunch: Soups and Salads 187

Chapter 13: Fixing Low-Carb Finger Food: Appetizers and Snacks 203

Chapter 14: Making Some Main Dish Mainstays 231

Chapter 15: Adding Side Dishes to Your Meal 257

Chapter 16: No Sacrifices Made: Tasty Desserts and Refreshing Beverages 279

Part 4: Sticking to the Plan 299

Chapter 17: Eating Out without Apologies 301

Chapter 18: Psyching Yourself Up 313

Chapter 19: Setting Yourself Up to Succeed 323

Chapter 20: Falling Off the Wagon and Getting On Again 333

Part 5: Recognizing Factors Other Than Food 341

Chapter 21: Taking Supplements When Food May Not Be Enough 343

Chapter 22: Setting a Fitness Goal 355

Part 6: The Part of Tens 367

Chapter 23: Ten Benefits of Low-Carb Dieting 369

Chapter 24: Ten Questions about Low-Carb Dieting 373

Chapter 25: Ten (Plus Two) Best Sources of Dietary Antioxidants 377

Part 7: Appendixes 383

Appendix A: The Glycemic Index and Glycemic Load of Foods 385

Appendix B: Sample Grocery List 389

Appendix C: Dietary Reference Intakes 401

Appendix D: Metric Conversion Guide 405

Index 409

Introduction 1

Part 1: Understanding the Carbohydrate Controversy 5

Chapter 1: Mapping Out a Low-Carb Diet 7

Chapter 2: Delving Deeper into Carbohydrates 17

Chapter 3: All Carbs Aren't Equal: Looking at the Differences 35

Chapter 4: Determining Whether Low-Carb Eating Is Right for You 45

Part 2: Steering Yourself Back to Whole Foods 65

Chapter 5: Falling in Love with Whole Foods 67

Chapter 6: Navigating Your Way through Starchy Carbs 89

Chapter 7: Shifting into Dairy Foods 111

Chapter 8: Fueling Up with Fats: Good Fats, Bad Fats 127

Part 3: Shopping and Cooking for a Low-Carb Lifestyle 139

Chapter 9: Navigating the Supermarket 141

Chapter 10: Planning Menus and Meals 153

Chapter 11: Starting the Day with Breakfast 173

Chapter 12: Perfect for Lunch: Soups and Salads 187

Chapter 13: Fixing Low-Carb Finger Food: Appetizers and Snacks 203

Chapter 14: Making Some Main Dish Mainstays 231

Chapter 15: Adding Side Dishes to Your Meal 257

Chapter 16: No Sacrifices Made: Tasty Desserts and Refreshing Beverages 279

Part 4: Sticking to the Plan 299

Chapter 17: Eating Out without Apologies 301

Chapter 18: Psyching Yourself Up 313

Chapter 19: Setting Yourself Up to Succeed 323

Chapter 20: Falling Off the Wagon and Getting On Again 333

Part 5: Recognizing Factors Other Than Food 341

Chapter 21: Taking Supplements When Food May Not Be Enough 343

Chapter 22: Setting a Fitness Goal 355

Part 6: The Part of Tens 367

Chapter 23: Ten Benefits of Low-Carb Dieting 369

Chapter 24: Ten Questions about Low-Carb Dieting 373

Chapter 25: Ten (Plus Two) Best Sources of Dietary Antioxidants 377

Part 7: Appendixes 383

APPENDIX A: The Glycemic Index and Glycemic Load of Foods 385

APPENDIX B: Sample Grocery List 389

APPENDIX C: Dietary Reference Intakes 401

APPENDIX D: Metric Conversion Guide 405

Index 409
Katherine B. Chauncey is an emeritus professor in the Department of Family Medicine at Texas Tech School of Medicine. She's also a licensed registered dietitian nutritionist.