Coronavirus Diet: Carbs, Fats, & Proteins

Trace how SARS-CoV-2 emerged from animals to humans, explain covid-19 symptoms and the 2–14 day incubation, and summarize prevention steps.

Choose real foods over packaged items by focusing on single-ingredient, whole foods from nature. Keep ingredient lists short or absent to support your immune system.

Cut refined carbohydrates to lower chronic inflammation and strengthen immunity, substitute with almond or coconut flour options and low-carb foods, and choose ancestral tubers and low-sugar fruits.

Identify added sugars in your diet, since 100 grams can suppress immune cell function for up to five hours, and minimize sources like fruit juice, sodas, and sauces.

Discover which fats support immune health, focusing on omega-3s, monounsaturated fats, and cholesterol's role in vitamin D synthesis, while limiting omega-6 oils, trans fats, and white sugar.

Learn how protein supports immune function through essential amino acids and taurine, and why animal protein, fish, or dairy may be preferable to plant sources.

Examine why common nightshade vegetables and lecterns in seeds and legumes may contribute to inflammation and sensitivities, and learn strategies like peeling, pressure cooking, and avoiding the top seven sensitivities.

Calculate your caloric needs using basal metabolic rate and activity multipliers, inputting weight, height, and age and converting to metric units.

Calculate your maintenance calories by matching daily intake to calories burned, then create a 500-calorie daily deficit to lose about one pound per week (3500 calories per pound).

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