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Lazy Vegetarians Cannot Keep Good Health

December 27th, 2009 by admin

Turning vegetarian is one thing. Meeting the resulting demands is entirely different. Living like high speed machines, returning from work in the evening and making a balanced vegetarian meal demands a lot of patience. You can’t be lazy. Otherwise, you finally choose to eat something that has too much of carbohydrates. If this happens, your becoming a vegetarian loses its very purpose. You will continue to hurt your health. Don’t forget that refined carbohydrates can do a lot of damage to your health.

Excessive consumption of refined carbohydrates and sugar will increase insulin content in your bloodstream. Your body process will convert this excess insulin or the blood sugar and store it in the fat cells. That is how you will have the problem of obesity.

You will do well to know that even refined grains seriously harm you in the form of stomach cancer. This has been reported in the results of specific researches done on this.

A study has recently revealed that refined carbohydrates and sugars are also said to be the reasons for gallbladder ailments. This research has established a direct connection between the quantities of sugars consumed and the occurrence of gallbladder malady. There is yet another study which focused on the effect of carbohydrate in the cases of heart diseases. The results of this study state that increased consumption of carbohydrates will lead to an increase in triglycerides in the blood. In case of diets with low fat content and high carbohydrates are seen to have phenomenally moved up triglyceride levels. At the same time the level of HDL, which is the positive and essential cholesterol is substantially brought down.

There is another harm done by refined white sugar. It results in faster expulsion of calcium from your body. This can badly hurt your skeletal strength since high quantities of calcium, essential to keep the bones healthy and strong, are lost. To say it plainly, you increase your sugar and carbohydrate intake, only to decrease your bone density.

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