carbohydrate intake
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- noun
- /ˈkɑːrboʊhaɪˌdreɪt ˈɪnˌteɪk/
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ingesta de carbohidratos
- A drop in carbohydrate intake reduces insulin levels.
- restricting carbohydrate intake
- reducing carbohydrate intake
- controlling carbohydrate intake
So one is decreasing carbohydrate intake, so that would lead to decrease insulin signalling.
- So one is decreasing carbohydrate intake, so that would lead to decrease insulin signalling.
- If it's not, then you can turn down your carbohydrate intake knob.
- This is the magic of keto and carnivore is turning down the carbohydrate intake.
- If you're if your weight loss, your fat burning has stalled, turn down the carbohydrate intake even more.
Examples
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The most effective treatment was to put patients with diabetes on very strict diets with minimal carbohydrate intake.
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According to the research, with a reduction in carbohydrate intake, people's appetites are often spontaneously reduced, which leads to an automatic drop in calorie intake and automatic weight loss.
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Some people discover fast outcomes simply by minimizing their carbohydrate intake in their diet.
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If the carbohydrate intake is reduced, there is no doubt that some people might see some initial reduction in weight loss, but this is not sustained in the long term.
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Although the actual amount of recommended carbohydrate is different from person to person, the total daily calories from carbohydrate intake should be in the range of 45% to 60% in a given day.
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The findings suggest there is an advantage in concentrating carbohydrate intake in the evening, especially for people at risk of developing diabetes or cardiovascular disease due to obesity.
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The authors tested an alternative diet regimen, a low-glycemic-index treatment, with more liberal total carbohydrate intake but restricted to foods that produce relatively little increase in blood glucose (glycemic index < 50).
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It's important for people with diabetes to watch their carbohydrate intake.
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A diet that limits carbohydrate intake results in more weight loss and better cholesterol readings than other regimens.
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I reduced my carbohydrate intake and began selecting more nutrient-dense foods.
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase denotes the amount of carbohydrates consumed and is directly derivable from 'carbohydrate' (a nutrient) + 'intake' (amount taken in). This is a straightforward compositional noun–noun phrase found across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would readily understand it.
Etymology
The phrase carbohydrate intake gives a simple picture: carbohydrates are the body's fuel and intake is how much fuel you put in a tank. So it means the 'amount' of carbohydrates you 'eat'.