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The Healthiest Oils for Cooking and Frying
Not all fats are bad for you. Good fats, like those that come from vegetables, nuts, seeds, and fish, are an essential source of energy. Polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats, for example, are two types of good fats that have been shown to improve blood cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of heart disease. These fats Read More
High Protein, Low Carb Food Ideas
Protein is an essential cornerstone of nutrition. The body uses this macronutrient to build and repair tissues, make enzymes, and fortify bones, muscles, and cartilage. Nutritionists agree that eating foods high in protein can increase satiety and help burn fat. 5 High Protein Foods High-protein, low carb foods can be delicious, too. Atkins has compiled Read More
Low Carb Treats for National Dessert Day
Each October 14, Americans dig into gooey treats in celebration of National Dessert Day. Luckily, on the Atkins diet, you can have your (low carb) cake and eat it too. Thanks to easy ingredients swaps—including sugar substitutes and flour alternatives—traditional desserts get the Atkins makeover. Read on for five of our favorite low carb desserts, Read More
Things to Do in Fall to Stay Active
Fall is a fantastic time of the year to explore the great outdoors. As the temperature starts to drop, it may be tempting to stay inside, but there are plenty of things to do outside. Fall leaves provide a beautiful backdrop to a variety of activities from yard work to bike rides, and the harvest Read More
How to Have a Low Carb Labour Day Picnic
Labor Day is one of the last great grilling days of the summer, so it’s easy to get carried away by all the delectable dishes. In order to keep yourself from overindulging (and winding up with a major food hangover), pack a low carb picnic and head to the nearest park. Not sure what to Read More
Why You Should Eat More Almonds
Almonds are incredible little nuts. Packed with more fiber, calcium, vitamin E, riboflavin, and niacin than any other tree nut, almonds have been linked to heart disease prevention, bone strength, and even immune system health. The health benefits of almonds have been researched for decades by scientists. Below Atkins has compiled some of the most Read More
Five Reasons to Celebrate National Dog Day
It’s no coincidence that dogs are man’s best friend. Science has proven time and again the many physical and emotional health benefits of owning a dog. This August 26, salute your four-legged friend and all he does for your wellbeing on National Dog Day. Read on for Atkins list of reasons to celebrate National Dog Read More
Good Sources of Food High in Fiber
Tips for Eating More Foods High in Fiber Dietary fiber is an essential component of a healthy diet. You may already know that fiber aids in digestion and helps prevent constipation, but there are many other reasons why fiber is important. When you eat foods high in fiber you feel full faster, which can help Read More
Why Watermelon is the Perfect Summer Snack
If there’s one fruit that epitomizes summer, it’s watermelon. Not only is this fruit refreshing, crisp, and sweet, but it also packs a nutritious punch. One cup of watermelon contains 11g of carbs, so you’ll have to limit your consumption. If you’re on Atkins 20 Phases 3 or 4, or Atkins 40, set aside time Read More
Five Low Carb Vegetarian Recipes for Meatless Monday
Meatless Monday is a growing movement around the world that encourages participants to consume three meat free meals on Mondays. If you want to make your next Monday meatless while still following the Atkins diet, we’ve got you covered; Atkins has plenty of low carb vegetarian recipes. Here are five Atkins low carb Meatless Monday Read More