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In this conversation, Denise and Chris discuss the misconceptions surrounding carbohydrates and the negative perception of carbs in popular diets. They emphasize the importance of carbohydrates as a source of energy and the role they play in our overall health. They also highlight the benefits of fiber and its impact on gut health. Finally, they introduce the 800 Gram Challenge, a simple and effective way to incorporate more fruits and vegetables into your diet. In this conversation, Denise and Chris discuss the importance of including carbohydrates in a healthy diet. They explore the concept of the 800 Gram Challenge, which encourages individuals to consume 800 grams of fruits and vegetables daily. Denise shares her approach as a dietitian, emphasizing the importance of non-judgmental counseling and gradual changes. They also discuss the stigma surrounding nutrition and the conflicting dietary advice found on social media. Chris presents a research study that demonstrates the effectiveness of both high protein and high carbohydrate diets for weight loss and improved health. They conclude by encouraging individuals to seek professional help and make realistic and sustainable dietary choices.

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00:00 Introduction and Misconceptions about Carbohydrates

03:53 The Negative Perception of Carbohydrates

09:37 The Individuality of Carbohydrate Intake

13:34 The Importance and Benefits of Fiber

26:14 The 800 Gram Challenge

28:05 Working with a Dietitian

29:03 The Personal Nature of Nutrition

31:34 Approach of a Dietitian

32:28 Balancing Enjoyment and Health

34:16 The Stigma of Nutrition

36:26 Conflicting Dietary Advice

37:43 The Complexity of Nutrition

38:23 Research on Fiber and Carbs

46:30 Results of the Study

50:52 Realistic and Sustainable Diets

53:03 Seeking Professional Help

56:07 Contacting a Dietitian

59:40 Promoting Realistic Recipes

59:56 Closing Thoughts on Carbohydrates

Where to find Chris Netley:

ChrisNetley.com

BuildBeyondHealth.com

Instagram: @chrisnetleyDC 

YouTube: @chrisnetleyDC

X (formerly Twitter): @chrisnetleyDC 

Facebook: Chris Netley, DC

Where to find Denise Lovinger:

Email: lovingernutrition@gmail.com

Instagram: @lovinger_nutriton_consulting