Tuesday, November 1st, 2011 at
1:34 pm
Metabolic Typing is a nutritional method that identifies how our bodies react to foods and nutrients we eat. Currently, only a few successful and well researched diets incorporate metabolic typing as part of their diet or a healthy eating regiment. Read the rest of this entry
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Tuesday, November 1st, 2011 at
12:54 pm
Protein Metabolic Type individual loves food. This individual seems never to be satiated, is always hungry even after a large meal. Protein types crave rich, salty and fatty foods. Read the rest of this entry
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Monday, October 31st, 2011 at
10:45 pm
Unlike the Protein Metabolic Type who loves food, Carb Metabolic Type is a person who does not much care about eating, especially about regular type of eating. His appetite is weak and he can go without a food all day long. Often he skips meals. To compensate for food, the Carb Metabolic Type will typically drink a lot of caffeine (tea or coffee). Read the rest of this entry
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Monday, October 31st, 2011 at
8:54 pm
If you are a Mixed Metabolic Type, you are fortunate as this type is the easiest to manage. As the name implies, this type sometimes resembles the Protein Metabolic Type and sometimes it resembles the Carb Metabolic Type and sometimes this type resembles both. As well this type enjoys greater choices than the other types do. Read the rest of this entry
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Saturday, August 20th, 2011 at
8:02 am
I put together an emergency weight loss meal plan that will do the trick when fast weight loss is your only option! All it takes is 24 hours of delicious food and you’ll be on your way. The article is actually my own story and this is how it went.
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Thursday, April 14th, 2011 at
1:03 am
When searching for lose weight tips you need to be cautious. Do not take everything for granted. One of the commonly recommended lose weight tips is that you should replace fat with fat-free or low-fat foods. Let’s examine this common notion. Let’s examine the possibility that this tip to lose weight may actually be faulty. Read the rest of this entry
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Saturday, March 26th, 2011 at
1:10 am
Weight Loss Calculator – How Many Calories To Lose Weight
The weight loss calculator helps you calculate how many calories daily you should intake to reach your weight loss goal. The calculator will warn you if your diet goal is too risky for your health. Please note that if you increase your activity level you can increase your calorie intake and feel fuller.
Weight loss is a result of negative energy balance. What that means is that when losing weight (and you are otherwise healthy) your body is taking in less energy (calories) than it is expending.
This weight loss calculator indicates how many calories you should reduce in order to reach your desired weight. A very nice feature is that it also gives you a warning if your weight loss goal in a specified time frame is unreasonable and dangerous to your health.
You may also use the BMI Calculator to determine your Body Mass Index and see whether you indeed need to lose weight.
The above calculator is fully functional, so if you want to use it yourself, go ahead. Please note it can’t replace a professional medical advice! If you are planning a weight loss diet, do consult your doctor. Use this weight loss calculator as a guide only.
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Saturday, March 19th, 2011 at
8:13 pm
Fiber, also known as fibre, "dietary fiber" are the "buzz" words of every newly created weight loss diet program on the market. Finally, the significant role that fiber plays in our health is beginning to be understood by the general public.
What Is Dietary Fiber
It is a complex carbohydrate, a nonstarch polysaccharide. In nature, fiber is a structural part of a plant. Dietary fiber is the edible part of a plant that is indigestible by our digestive system. It is found in all plant foods. Fiber includes:
- cellulose – found in all fruits, vegetables and legumes
- hemicellulose – a main component of cereal fiber
- pectins – found in fruits and vegetables; high quantity of pectin is found in citrus fruits, hence the importance of lemons in making jams
- gums and mucilages – psyllium plus others that are added by food manufactures to processed foods to stabilize them
- lignin – found in the woody parts of the plant
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