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Sport Nutrition 101 v2
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Good post, Evolution! A very good sticky. Lyle Mcdonald is a very good read, on many different subjects. He writes in a simple nature and makes the information easy to understand. Its a good start for new persons entering fitness, and starts them right. His information can assist persons not so new, as well.
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Good post, Evolution! A very good sticky. Lyle Mcdonald is a very good read, on many different subjects. He writes in a simple nature and makes the information easy to understand. Its a good start for new persons entering fitness, and starts them right. His information can assist persons not so new, as well.
Thanks. I agree. I use a lot of his stuff in combination with other nutrition classes at the university I've taken when lecturing on nutritional physiology to my students. I like him because he makes it very easy to understand and each article is nicely focused.
Thanks. I agree. I use a lot of his stuff in combination with other nutrition classes at the university I've taken when lecturing on nutritional physiology to my students. I like him because he makes it very easy to understand and each article is nicely focused.
You are welcome, Evolution. I have a lot of respect for teachers, my hat is of to you for being a proper leader of our children. Personally speaking, I have consulted with Lyle a few times on some of my personal goals. He is direct, hard, and to the point, and I just like that. This sticky will do well for members here.
It's fairly late at night right now... but I searched through the articles on the website you posted, and it looks like some solid stuff. Thanks for posting!
Thank you so much for sharing this. Absolutely frightening - but good info to know!
First, very well researched article, thank you!
First, very well researched article, thank you!
The author is really good for he discusses a lot of thing especially nutrition. In the article he has, it says there how much carbohydrates we really need. There is also a discussion why fibers are considered as human body internal brooms. You guys have to check it out too.
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1. What you should aim for daily is:
- Carbohydrates intake: 60% of your diet
- Protein intake: 25% of your diet
- Fat intake 15% of your diet
- Cholesterol intake: 300 mg
- Sodium intake: 1000 to 3000 mg
- Fiber intake: 25-30 mg
2. As we grow older, our metabolism slows down gradually, our activity declines, and there is a tendency to eat more.
3. Serious and quick dieting may harm rather than help you. It may interfere with hormonal regulation, blood sugar regulation, and lead to unhealthy preoccupation with food, binge eating, and weight obsession.
4. The benefits of exercise are numerous. Some are enumerated as follows: it will make you lose weight, lower your blood lousy type of cholesterol, increase the healthy type of cholesterol, improve your blood sugar metabolism, reduce your risk of heart disease, lower you blood pressure and heart rate, improve your lean muscle mass, and improve your muscle tone, endurance, and range of motion.
5. One gram of protein or one gram of sugar, each provides 4 calories, whereas one gram of fat provides 9 calories.
6. Never starve yourself then binge eat. Try to spread your food intake throughout the day. Have multiple small frequent snacks in the midmornings and afternoons. Take any leftover food when you dine out for a later treat. Eat low-fat food whenever it is possible.
7. Eat lots of onions and garlic. These are very healthy nutrients that are good for your heart and blood pressure. They are also natural antibiotics and improve your immunity. Mild cooking of garlic for less than a minute may get rid of its smell yet preserves its benefits.
8. Try to avoid beer as it contains very high percentage of empty calories and sugar. Wine is not bad for the heart but grape and cranberry juices are the healthiest. 9- Try to add ginger on your cooking. It is also good for immunity and acts as a smooth muscle relaxant. Smooth muscle is located in your sphincters, gut, and vessels.
9. Try to use fresh vegetables rather than frozen ones. Some vitamins’ effects may change with that. The same applies on meat, juice, and fruits.
10. Fish is the best meat you can eat. It contains large amounts of polyunsaturated fats. These are the healthy type of fats that protect from heart disease. It is recommended you eat the skin of fish also as it contains too many fresh minerals.
11. It is also recommended to eat all vegetables and fruits with their skin, except for common sense ones like bananas and oranges. These will provide you with good quantity of fiber. Fiber forms stool bulk and is necessary to prevent colon cancer.
12. Remember, do not become obsessed with over-eating, think instead you are underexercising. So exercise, exercise, and exercise.
- Carbohydrates intake: 60% of your diet
- Protein intake: 25% of your diet
- Fat intake 15% of your diet
- Cholesterol intake: 300 mg
- Sodium intake: 1000 to 3000 mg
- Fiber intake: 25-30 mg
2. As we grow older, our metabolism slows down gradually, our activity declines, and there is a tendency to eat more.
3. Serious and quick dieting may harm rather than help you. It may interfere with hormonal regulation, blood sugar regulation, and lead to unhealthy preoccupation with food, binge eating, and weight obsession.
4. The benefits of exercise are numerous. Some are enumerated as follows: it will make you lose weight, lower your blood lousy type of cholesterol, increase the healthy type of cholesterol, improve your blood sugar metabolism, reduce your risk of heart disease, lower you blood pressure and heart rate, improve your lean muscle mass, and improve your muscle tone, endurance, and range of motion.
5. One gram of protein or one gram of sugar, each provides 4 calories, whereas one gram of fat provides 9 calories.
6. Never starve yourself then binge eat. Try to spread your food intake throughout the day. Have multiple small frequent snacks in the midmornings and afternoons. Take any leftover food when you dine out for a later treat. Eat low-fat food whenever it is possible.
7. Eat lots of onions and garlic. These are very healthy nutrients that are good for your heart and blood pressure. They are also natural antibiotics and improve your immunity. Mild cooking of garlic for less than a minute may get rid of its smell yet preserves its benefits.
8. Try to avoid beer as it contains very high percentage of empty calories and sugar. Wine is not bad for the heart but grape and cranberry juices are the healthiest. 9- Try to add ginger on your cooking. It is also good for immunity and acts as a smooth muscle relaxant. Smooth muscle is located in your sphincters, gut, and vessels.
9. Try to use fresh vegetables rather than frozen ones. Some vitamins’ effects may change with that. The same applies on meat, juice, and fruits.
10. Fish is the best meat you can eat. It contains large amounts of polyunsaturated fats. These are the healthy type of fats that protect from heart disease. It is recommended you eat the skin of fish also as it contains too many fresh minerals.
11. It is also recommended to eat all vegetables and fruits with their skin, except for common sense ones like bananas and oranges. These will provide you with good quantity of fiber. Fiber forms stool bulk and is necessary to prevent colon cancer.
12. Remember, do not become obsessed with over-eating, think instead you are underexercising. So exercise, exercise, and exercise.
Healthy food support strong bone fragments, bright hair, high energy, pleasant emotions, clear thinking, and powerful defense function.
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