Protein or Carbs?
🌱 As most of you know, I don’t advocate for dairy or most packaged foods. Too often, things are marketed as “healthy” or “high protein” 💪—but when you check the ingredients, they’re far from life-giving. 🚫
I found this simple tip helpful (below) when trying to figure out if a snack is truly high in protein. 📊 So many ladies tell me they’re eating yogurt “for the protein,” but they don’t realize it may be sabotaging their health goals ⚠️—and often packed with sugar, additives, and junk. 🧁🧪
Read those labels and know what you're fueling your body
You’re eating the “high protein” snacks.
The protein bars, yogurt, meat + cheese.
Doing everything right???
But the scale won’t budge anymore. And those jean shorts still don’t fit.
Here’s the sneaky reason why:
Not all protein snacks are actually helping with fat loss. Some are just calorie or sugar bombs in disguise.
Here’s a quick check to see if your snack is actually worth it
Multiply the protein grams by 10
If that number is higher than the total calories, it’s protein-dense
If it’s lower, it’s not really pulling its weight
Here’s an example:
12g protein × 10 = 120
But if the snack has 200 calories? Not helping.
On the flip side,
25g × 10 = 250
And only 200 cals? That’s a win.
This trick makes it so much easier to spot what’s worth eating and what’s secretly stalling progress.
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Protein or Carbs?
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