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- Protein needs by body weight: The one-gram-per-pound of body weight guideline
- What the current research says about protein needs
- The RDA vs. the "protein pushers"
- Is "vegetarian bodybuilder" an oxymoron?
- Complete proteins must be consumed at every meal to keep you in positive nitrogen balance and to build and maintain muscle
- Are protein supplements better than protein foods?
- Protein quality: Complete vs. incomplete proteins
- Why you must eat "complete" proteins every three hours
- Why you are what you eat - literally
- The amazing benefits of good fats (EFA’s)
- Essential fatty acids (EFA’s)
- Good fats have a different molecular structure than bad fats
- Why a high fat diet is no good
- Ignore the high fat diet “cult”
- Why you should always eat a little “good fat”
- The 3-2-1 method for calculating nutrient ratios
- The most important lesson you will ever learn about dieting to lose body fat
- High carbohydrate, very low fat
- Basic definitions of high, low and moderate macronutrient percentages
- No single ratio is "the best" and no single ratio will work for everyone 100% of the time
- What are "macronutrient ratios?"(Also called "nutrient ratios")
- 8 reasons why you must eat lean proteins and complex carbohydrates together at every meal to maximize fat loss and muscle growth
- The ultimate meal combination
- The first rule of macronutrient ratios: Always eat proteins and carbohydrates together
- Calculate your calories first
- The role of meal replacements and protein shakes in high meal frequency
- A mental training technique that guarantees you’ll stick to your eating schedule and never want to miss a meal
- Five tips to make frequent eating as easy as possible
- Maintain a consistent eating pattern seven days a week
- Start eating early in the day and eat your last meal at least two or three hours before bedtime
- Taper your calories: Make breakfast your largest meal and dinner your smallest
- The perfect meal size
- The 7 reasons why frequent meals are critical to your success in losing fat permanently without losing muscle
- Why skipping meals is one of the cardinal sins of fat burning nutrition…and how to eat more food and lose more fat at the same time
- Why you might resist the five or six meals a day idea– and why you must GET OVER IT if you want to be the proud owner of a lean, fat-free body!
- What is the optimal number of meals? 4, 5, 6, 7… more than 7?
- The secret to a fast metabolism
- Calorie counting is a discipline that pays off
- Is all this calorie counting really necessary or can you just count “portions”
- Keep a nutrition journal: Read labels, count calories, and weigh or measure everything…at least once
- Adjust your caloric intake gradually if necessary
- Compare your estimated TDEE to how much you’ve been eating
- The zig zag calorie rotation method for maximum fat loss: the most effective nutritional technique for fat loss ever developed!
- The “skinny” on gaining muscle while losing fat
- Calorie deficit thresholds: How low is too low?
- How to adjust your calories for fat loss
- Methods of determining caloric needs
- The 6 Factors influencing your daily calorie needs
- How to determine your daily caloric needs
- The law of energy balance
- The calorie bank analogy
- The Definition of a Calorie
- Beware of absolutes.
- Endomorph training and nutrition strategy
- The endomorph
- Mesomorph training and nutrition strategy
- The mesomorph (a.k.a. the “genetic freaks”)
- Ectomorph training and nutrition strategies
- The Ectomorph
- Understanding your body type: The theory of somatotyping
- The roll of the genetic dice
- The genetic bell curve
- No two people are exactly alike.
- How to calculate muscle loss or gain
- How to weigh yourself the right way
- The training and nutrition variables you can change.
- Knowing when to push harder and when to rest and recover
- How to break a fat loss plateau
- The first thing you must do if you hit a plateau
- A simple test to determine your true ideal weight
- How to calculate your fat weight and lean body mass (LBM)
- Skinfold Self-Testing: Can you measure your own body fat?
- Skinfold measurements: The “Pinch an inch” test
- Circumference & Anthropometric
- Infrared
- BIA Body Fat Scales and hand grip tests
- Bio- Electric Impedance Analysis
- Underwater Weighing (Hydrostatic)
- Methods of Measuring Body Composition
- How much body fat is too much?
- What is an average level of body fat?
- Body Fat Testing
- Body Mass Index – another useless indicator?
- Height & weight charts don’t account for body fat
- Height and Weight Charts Are Obsolete
- Muscle vs. fat
- 8 Powerful Strategies to Stay Out of The Starvation Mode and Lose Fat Permanently Without Dieting or Deprivation
- Why dieting can actually make you fatter.
- 7 Reasons why you should stay away from very low calorie diets.
- Your body can’t tell the difference between dieting and starvation
- The Starvation Response
- Why Eating Less Doesn’t Always Work
- Diets Never Work
- What you should do every time you reach a goal
- Some real goals
- As you read your affirmations, mentally visualize them as already achieved
- Read your goals with faith
- Read your affirmations (your goal list) at least twice a day and always keep your goals “in front of you” and “on your mind.”
- Write out an extensive goal list in the form of affirmations
- Make sure your goals are not conflicting. Put all your attention on your number one most important goal.
- Establish the emotional reasons why you want to achieve your goals
- Set long-term and short-term goals
- Set realistic deadlines
- Set big goals
- Set measurable goals
- Set specific goals
- The power of focus
- The psychological reason most people sabotage their efforts to lose body fat.
- How your “mental computer” is programmed for success or failure
- The power of the thought
- The simple procedure you must complete before you begin any diet or exercise program
- Salt—How Can I Reduce the Amount of Salt I Eat?
- Are Some Cuts of Meat Less Fatty Than Others?
- Fat—Isn’t It Always Bad for You?
- Fiber—Why Does It Matter, and What Is It Anyway?
- Keeping the “Heart” in Old Family Favorites
- Don’t Ignore Portion Size
- Daily calorie and nutrient intakes:
- Planning a Nutritious Day
- Reduce Your Heart Disease Risk
- Eating for Heart Health
- 10 Things Her Body Is Telling You
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