Nutrition


A news media feeding frenzy erupted recently when a new diet study broke in the New England Journal of Medicine…

… and almost all the reporters got it wrong, wrong ‘WRONG!’

(So did most of the gloating low carb forumites and bloggers.)

Come to think of, almost everyone interpreted this study wrong.

Some valuable insights came out of this study, but almost everyone missed them because they were too busy believing what the news said or defending their own cherished belief systems …

My buddy Tom Venuto reviewed this study hardcore style… you might not believe the golden nuggets of info that lay underneath what everyone THOUGHT was a big deal

Go check it out… this is good stuff… VERY well thought out…

==> Tom’s “Low Carb” Revelation

If you are looking for a few unorthodox methods for losing weight, you’ve come to the right place. Not only do these methods work, but you won’t find them anywhere else. So what are they:

1. Staple your good arm to your side.

Believe it or not, but if you force yourself to eat with your non-dominant hand, you tend to focus more on “what” you are eating. Plus, since you’ll probably end up missing your mouth once or twice, you’ll eat slower, which helps to prevent over-eating.

2. Glue headphones to your ears.

Most people waste time during their workouts and miss out on many compound effects. If you are working out in a club, “headphones” signify the “I’m too in to my workout, don’t bother me” person. Have you noticed that these people happen to be in the best shape as well. It’s no coincidence.

3. Shrink your stomach.

Doctors perform stomach stapling operations for one reason - they work! But, do you have to get this life changing operation to take advantage of the benefits. Absolutely not. The whole point of the operation is to “force” the patient to begin eating small, frequent meals. People see good results with the operation so, why don’t we just read between the lines and go ahead and do what we need to do?

4. Align yourself with track stars.

Okay, not the steroid using ones. Seriously though, work out with people that are in better shape than you are. Not only will you get to experience the types of workouts, that have gotten these people into phenomenal shape, but you’ll also be able to work with a person who is where you want to be. This person will “pull” you toward the results you crave. But, don’t worry, because since they will be seen as a role model, they’ll tend to work out harder as well - so they don’t let you down.

5. You gotta pay to play.

Most people skimp when it comes to buying good shoes, workout clothes and music. Don’t. The reason people do this is so they won’t feel bad when they decide to quit on themselves. Where’s the reasoning here? If you’ll feel bad for quitting on yourself because you’ve spent a few bucks - then bygolly, spend more! Now, I’m not advocating that you buy the latest technogadget but most people only become “in it to win it” when their wallet reflects the same notion. Not many people will tell you this because it’s counterinituitive, but it’s the truth.

So there you go, 5 easy changes to maximize your workouts and increase your results. Give them a go and if they don’t help you on your way to becoming “lean and mean”, I’ll sew my fingers together so I can’t type any more of this “nonsense”.

Check out this article

It talks about the differences between calories from carbs and calories from fats and how they relate to people gaining or losing weight.

Here’s the interesting part:

From many kinds of studies conducted over years, we are quite confident now that a calorie from fat will cause a similar amount of weight gain as a calorie from carbohydrate. There are some interesting questions about whether eating carbohydrate calories versus fat calories will make you eat more calories, but based on what you put into your mouth, it’s pretty clear that the source of the calories is really not important.

So maybe a calorie… is a calorie… is a calore.

The Eat Stop Eat Review (like you need it… just watch the video) Tomorrow…

I saw this video on YouTube and felt like commenting on it.

You see, not only have I read BP’s Eat Stop Eat… but I’ve read the research and seen the studies.

As long as you are weight training, you will not lose significant muscle mass while engaging in short term fasting.

In fact, here was my response to the YouTube video:

Hey guy…

As far as the research is concerned, Pilon’s Eat Stop Eat is actually his master’s thesis… lol.

In other words, it had to pass peer review so that he could get his degree :)

For me, the eating 6 meals per day is a tougher way to go… as I stay hungrier throughout the day for some reason.

Also, because of the growth hormone surge as you approach your 24th hour… it is possible to gain strength… or at least I haven’t stopped gaining strength yet.

Plus, it’s easy (a plus)

I have heard some pretty quack advice over the past few years… some of the “nuggets”…

* If you don’t eat breakfast, then your next meal will turn to fat

* Eating an apple will make you fat… because it jacks up your insulin levels

* Make sure to stay in the fat burning zone…

All crap advice for most people.

Anyway, I’m doing an interview with Pilon next week… you’ll definitely want to get on that…

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