Just eat within reason and get regular exercise and lose weight that way. Keep it simple for her.
I am personally against no carbs - lowering carbs is fine but dropping them all together is just wrong!
No carb diets are just not needed, unhealthy and hyped up by the clueless media.
Eating carbs can actually aid in weight loss, providing you eat the correct carbs and a sensible amount. Same with fat, people assume, to lose fat, you need to eat less fat. But when I put diets together for people with a higher level of fat in than they are used too, there always amazed at the results.
Eat low GI carbs and you're good, I'd say avoid bread, even whole grain if you must cut anything out but the type of carbs you should be eating are whole grain rice, sweet potato, oats, veggies, lentils
No carb diets are just not needed, unhealthy and hyped up by the clueless media.
Eating carbs can actually aid in weight loss, providing you eat the correct carbs and a sensible amount. Same with fat, people assume, to lose fat, you need to eat less fat. But when I put diets together for people with a higher level of fat in than they are used too, there always amazed at the results.
Eat low GI carbs and you're good, I'd say avoid bread, even whole grain if you must cut anything out but the type of carbs you should be eating are whole grain rice, sweet potato, oats, veggies, lentils
You don't need to go on a carb diet to lose weight. Just switch the carbs you eat to brown wholemeal/wheat. ie Rice, Pasta, Cereal etc.
Cut out the crap foods, don't over eat and do more exercise. Basically a lifestyle change to be more healthy.
Not at all mate, I just like helping out. PT'ing and offering nutrition advice is something that gives me great satisfaction. I'm by no means qualified (yet), but in this industry, qualifications are nothing but a piece of paper as you learn more through personal experience and the experience of others, rather than following a generic course
Well, you'll have to eat fewer carbs, and calories in general, to lose weight. Simply switching the type of carb, without altering overall calories, will not lead to weight loss, unless the new carbs don't taste as nice and therefore you don't eat as much overall.