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Legumes should be eaten in moderation.
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Olive oil, avocado oil, and coconut oil may be eaten freely. Sesame oil may be eaten in moderation. Other vegetable oils should be avoided.
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Beans and lentils may cause problems with food sensitivity and also contain compounds that have an 'anti-nutrient' effect. They should be eaten in moderation. Yoghurt is healthier than milk and cheese, and in its plain form can be eaten freely. Soya and Quorn have properties that do not make them ideal for human consumption. Foods with added sugar
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Nuts and seeds can be eaten freely and should preferably be eaten in their raw form.
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Intensity of exercise can be expressed as a percentage of the maximum heart rate a person is capable of. A decent guide to your maximum heart rate is 220 minus your age. Generally speaking, exercising at about 50–70 per cent of maximum heart rate is considered enough to help someone attain or maintain fitness, and is also a level of intensity that
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In general, the diet should be made up of foods that are rich in protein and healthy fats, and low in carbohydrates that disrupt blood-sugar and insulin levels. Food additives, particularly MSG and artificial sweeteners, should be avoided. Foods rich in micronutrients, phytochemicals and soluble fibre should be emphasised in the diet. Meat is a hig
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abdominal obesity is generally defined as a waist circumference of 94 cm (37 inches) or more for men.
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Green and leafy vegetables can be eaten freely, as can onions. Squash, pumpkin, sweet potato, carrots, swede and parsnips should be eaten in moderation.
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Meat can be eaten freely (organic and/or naturally reared meat is preferred). Processed meats should be eaten in moderation.