Carbs… are they the enemy of fat loss?
Macros (macronutrients) are the nutrients we consume in large quantities and are split into three main groups: PROTEIN, FATS AND….CARBOHYDRATES. Contrary to popular belief, carbs are NOT the enemy of fat loss!
Fats, they don’t make you fat
Taking in more energy (calories) than you use up leads to fat gain – it’s that simple! These extra calories could come from any macro group – fats, carbs or protein. It is not correct to simplify this by saying “fat makes you fat”.
Will you be able to lose weight with Youtrition by Chan?
Starting a weight loss “journey” is overwhelming. That’s why I’ll create a plan tailored to YOUR specific needs, backed by valuable experience and proven results. Youtrition by Chan gives you the support, guidance and reassurance you need to achieve your goals.
Fat Loss in Menopause – is it possible?
Why Do Many Peri-menopausal and Menopausal Women put on Weight????
The truth is, as we approach menopause, advice on how to keep weight off is not very different to that given to pre-menopausal women: eat in a calorie deficit, eat a good amount of protein and fibre, eat mainly whole foods and stay active.
Lose Weight AND Keep it Off with My Transformative Programme!
Youtrition by Chan will not only help you shift those extra pounds and boost your confidence, it will also transform your life – for good! Starting a weight loss “journey” is overwhelming. That’s why I’ll create a plan tailored to YOUR specific needs, backed by valuable experience and proven results.
Carbs are not the enemy!
“Carbs make me fat!”, “No carbs before Marbs”, “Carbs are the enemy of weight loss” Does this sound depressingly familiar??? I have great news for you… Carbs are not the enemy! Carbohydrates are a primary source of energy and your body’s go-to fuel.
Energy Balance and Calories
Tracking calories and macros is a way to become aware of what you’re eating / drinking and how you can make changes to a) reduce body fat now and b) have a sustainable, healthy nutritional intake which will be long-term, unrestrictive and – most importantly, enjoyable!
Stress Eating
Stress eating (or emotional eating) is a thing! Many people turn to food to fill emotional needs, ease anxiety or relieve stress. Stress eating is a coping mechanism to soothe uncomfortable feelings. How can you stop using food as a coping mechanism for stress?
