How to Eat Carbohydrates (Rice and Bread) Without Gaining Weight? 7 Golden Secrets to Burn Fat and Control Blood Sugar

How to Eat Carbohydrates (Rice and Bread) Without Gaining Weight? 7 Golden Secrets to Burn Fat and Control Blood Sugar

Peace be upon you.
Directly, without introductions, my message today is directed to diabetic patients, patients with insulin resistance, those who suffer from hypothyroidism, those who face knee and joint inflammation pain, and patients with obesity and excess weight.

Today, in the school of positive nutrition, I say to you:
Stop being afraid! You do not need to live in the prison of deprivation to be healthy. The body does not hate carbohydrates, but it hates the chaos in consuming them. Today I will tell you how carbohydrates like bread and rice can turn from an enemy that causes inflammation and obesity into smart fuel that boosts metabolism and protects the joints.

 

The first secret:

When rice or potatoes are cooked and eaten hot, the starch molecules are quick to turn into sugar, which raises insulin quickly and leads to fat storage.
But when we cook the carbohydrates and then cool them in the refrigerator for 12 to 24 hours, the starch rearranges itself and becomes resistant starch, which the body does not absorb as sugar. Instead, it reaches the colon and becomes food for the good bacteria, which in turn produce fatty acids that reduce inflammation and improve insulin sensitivity.

Therefore, for patients with obesity, diabetes, or slow metabolism:
Cook the rice, cool it, then reheat it before eating.
With this method, you reduce calories by 30% and turn carbohydrates into treatment for your gut and joints!

The second secret:

The ripeness level of food changes everything.
Take bananas as an example:

• A green banana is rich in resistant starch.

• A very ripe banana with black spots is a sugar bomb.

The same applies to potatoes:

• Boiled and cooled potatoes are completely different from mashed or fried potatoes.

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that are less cooked.

The third secret – Order of eating within the meal:

The stomach is a gate. If carbohydrates enter first, a sugar shock happens.
Therefore, the correct order is:

1) Fiber first
2) Protein second
3) Carbohydrates last

Start with a large salad with two tablespoons of olive oil, then eat protein such as chicken, fish, or eggs, and delay carbohydrates until the end of the meal to be absorbed slowly.
This order keeps blood sugar stable, prevents fat accumulation and post-meal fatigue, and is important for joint health and thyroid patients.

The fourth secret:

There are natural keys that help the cells receive sugar without high insulin levels:

• Cinnamon increases insulin sensitivity and can be added to food or drunk before the meal.

• Chromium, found in nutritional yeast and leafy vegetables, works as a co-pilot for insulin.

• Apple cider vinegar: one tablespoon in a cup of water before the meal reduces sugar absorption and prevents fat storage in the liver and abdomen.

The fifth secret – What to do after eating?

If you suffer from joint pain and cannot walk, sit and move the calf muscle by raising your heels up and down for 10 minutes after the meal.
This movement lowers blood glucose directly.
And if you can walk, then walk 10 minutes after eating.
This way, you are not only burning calories, but also sweeping excess sugar before it turns into fat.

The sixth secret:

Do not put sugar on top of sugar.
Eating fruit after a carbohydrate meal quickly leads to fatty liver.
Make fruit a separate meal, or eat it in the morning when metabolism is higher.

Make your main carbohydrate meal in the morning or noon, and leave the evening for protein and vegetables so your body sleeps in a fat-burning state, not a fat-storing state.

The seventh secret:

Pay attention to your emotional state during eating.
Stress raises cortisol, stops burning, and orders the body to store carbohydrates as abdominal fat.
Eat calmly, chew well, and enjoy your meal.

Our goal in positive nutrition is to reach an HbA1c level below 5.7.
If your numbers are between 5.7 and 6.4, you are in the pre-diabetic stage, and you can reverse it.
But if your HbA1c is above 6.4, then you are diabetic and need more care.

The three-day challenge:

• Start your meal with vegetables

• Then protein

• End with carbohydrates

• After finishing, do heel-raising exercises or walk for 10 minutes

Watch the difference:
Did the fatigue disappear?
Did your sugar stabilize?

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