Diet Tips
July 9th, 2007 at 12:05am
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Most of us have no idea that there are foods we can eat to help us decrease body fat!
By gaining specific knowledge on what these foods are, you will be able to strategically plan and correctly choose meals that do not get stored as fat but helps you burn body fat faster and feel satiated at the same time.
By making certain that your daily diet consist of foods that decrease fat, you will certainly realize your goal of a healthier and leaner body, have more time to be productive in your personal and professional life and enjoy quality time with your family.
By tim
June 12th, 2007 at 01:12am
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A strategy you can use to eating out with the gang is to make it coincide with your cheat day. Designate a particular day of the week so you can celebrate and reward yourself with a cheat meal or two, at the most. Then schedule this cheat day as they day you go out with your family, friends or business associates.
Depending on your nutrition program, you either have 35 or 42 meals per week. Eating 1 or 2 cheat meals lessens this to 33 or 40 healthy meals weekly, which is statistically insignificant unless you consume twice your optimal calorie intake during each cheat meal!
By tim
June 8th, 2007 at 02:15am
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One of the reasons people fail in continuing with their healthy nutrition programs is peer pressure. 9 to 5 employees have to contend with weekend night outs, company seminars and get-togethers while self-employed individuals and businessmen are challenged by family picnics and business lunches.
This does not have to be a major dilemma because in the same manner that you are able to plan your meals at home, you can also easily do so in a restaurant.
When eating out with your friends, family and business associates make sure that you monitor your calories very closely.
By tim
May 31st, 2007 at 11:41pm
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Which one is right for you? Which one should you adopt in your nutrition and aerobic/exercise/workout?
The debate about whether it is more beneficial to have a low carbohydrate or high carbohydrate intake is the subject of confusion and controversy. The best way to evaluate this supposed dilemma caused by several diet and fitness experts including medical practitioners is to be on the safe side by factoring in the differences between individuals. Since each one of us have basic genetic differences, it is therefore logical to put forward that there is no single diet program that can be considered as the best for everyone.
By tim
May 28th, 2007 at 07:46am
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The most significant indicator of a good carbohydrate is whether it is natural or refined.
Refined carbohydrates loses their complexity when they are processed and refined. Products made from refined carbohydrates like flour and sugar are not a recommended addition to your nutrition program because it does not have the important nutrients anymore which have been sacrificed for the sake of aesthetic appeal.
An example of a food item you have to be on the lookout for are fat free foods. Although the best way to lose weight is to reduce fat and sugar intake, fat free foods do not fulfill this role. Many fat-free foods are almost 100% refined sugar. Refined sugars are considered as bad carbohydrates, worse than fat!
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