Healthy Diet at Home

hey, what’s up, guys. sean nalewany hereat www.seannal.com – www.bodytransformationtruth.com. my voice is a little bit off here. i justgot back to canada from australia a few days ago and i came down with a cold, still a bitjet lagged as well, but definitely do for a video here. in this video we’re talkingabout vegan bodybuilding diets. the question being: can you build muscle and gain strengtheffectively while following a 100% plant based diet that excludes all animal products. so,no meat, no dairy, no eggs, no cheese, no whey protein, just pure plants sources only.it seems we’re, sort of starting to see more and more discussions about vegan dietspopping up in the youtube fitness community. it’s something i’ve personally been researchingand it’s something that a lot of people have asked me as well, so in this video ijust want to address, nothing to do with the ethical side, but just in terms of bottomline effectiveness. how does a vegan bodybuilding diet stack up against

hey what's up guys, sean nalewanyj here ofbodytransformationtruth.com, and in this video i’m going to outline 5 tips that you canemploy in order to stay more consistent with your bodybuilding diet. the key to effectivebodybuilding nutrition is consistency. it’s about structuring your overall daily mealplan in a way that is as simple, streamlined and sustainable as possible, so that you cansimply go about your day with minimal to no bodybuilding diet, guesswork involved and know that you’reon the right track towards your goals. so here are 5 effective tips that you can employto stack the odds as far in your favor as possible and maximize the chances that youwill maintain proper nutritional habits over the long term. tip #1 is to follow an exactstep-by-step meal plan. tracking your diet on the go throughout the day can certainlywork well once you gain more experience and once you really know how to accurately trackthings properly, but if you’re having a tough time staying con

[review] metabolic cooking - fat loss cookbookby karine losier & dave ruel metabolic cooking review metabolic cooking is a fat loss nutritioncourse by dave ruel and karine losier. their slogan is that eating healthy does not needto be plain and unexciting. the course claims to help men and women losefat, increase fat burning capacity, and improve entire body through right nutrition plus tastyand healthy meals. in this metabolic cooking review, i will coverwhat the course is about, what to anticipate, and if it provides the outcomes. i will furthermorebe taking some of the recipes for a try drive myself, so come back with updates as i evaluatea few of the recipes. full review here: does it work: the results? i have no doubt that metabolic cooking willenhance your fat burning capacity and help you lose fat. the diet is very simple to followand there are a lot of meal selections to choose from so it is tough to go wrong. asopposed to other diets and programs, metabolic cooking present

hello friends welcome to fitnessrockers.com it has been observed that people start going to the gym with a dream... of having a good body but 90% of them struggle to gain weight or or they totally fail and the reason for this is that they focus only on workout and forgets about diet. muscle training is important for quality muscle gain but most important is the role of the diet. in this video we will talk about diet tips for muscle growth. when we talk about muscle growth then the the first important aspect is lots of calories or energy which mainly we get from 3 macro nutrients carbs, proteins and fats. it is important to learn the consumption quantity of micro nutrients according to your weight please watch our video “how to calculate macro nutrients for muscle gain” and calculate your macronutrients requirement yourself according to your weight. protein is must for muscle repair and growth we get protein from both veg and non - veg dono sources. to know about the protein food so

hello friends welcome to fitnessrockers.com it has been observed that people start going to the gym with a dream... of having a good body but 90% of them struggle to gain weight or or they totally fail and the reason for this is that they focus only on workout and forgets about diet. muscle training is important for quality muscle gain but most important is the role of the diet. in this video we will talk about diet tips for muscle growth. when we talk about muscle growth then the the first important aspect is lots of calories or energy which mainly we get from 3 macro nutrients carbs, proteins and fats. it is important to learn the consumption quantity of micro nutrients according to your weight please watch our video “how to calculate macro nutrients for muscle gain” and calculate your macronutrients requirement yourself according to your weight. protein is must for muscle repair and growth we get protein from both veg and non - veg dono sources. to know about the protein food so

hello friends welcome to fitnessrockers.com it has been observed that people start going to the gym with a dream... of having a good body but 90% of them struggle to gain weight or or they totally fail and the reason for this is that they focus only on workout and forgets about diet. muscle training is important for quality muscle gain but most important is the role of the diet. in this video we will talk about diet tips for muscle growth. when we talk about muscle growth then the the first important aspect is lots of calories or energy which mainly we get from 3 macro nutrients carbs, proteins and fats. it is important to learn the consumption quantity of micro nutrients according to your weight please watch our video “how to calculate macro nutrients for muscle gain” and calculate your macronutrients requirement yourself according to your weight. protein is must for muscle repair and growth we get protein from both veg and non - veg dono sources. to know about the protein food so

hey guys, sean nalewanyj here of bodytransformationtruth.com,and today i want to answer a very common question that i receive, which is how to structureyour diet on workout days vs. non workout days, and more specifically, whether you shouldconsume more calories on training days and less calories on non training days. so thebasic idea behind this does seem to make sense on the surface. your body requires a greateramount of energy on workout days in order to fuel your training sessions as well asto recover from them, and it requires less energy on non-workout days since you’llbe less active overall. so, cycling your daily calories is typically done under the assumptionthat it will increase workout quality, improve recovery, and decrease excess fat gains inthe long term. the problem with this approach is that it is a very short-sighted view ofmuscle building and fat burning nutrition. whether your goal is to bulk up and put onmuscle or to lean down and lose body fat, you need to keep i

hey guys, sean nalewanyj here of seannal.comand bodytransformationtruth.com and in this video lesson i want to outline 6 common bodybuildingnutrition myths that you should definitely be aware of. now balancing your fitness programwith your career and your friends, and your family and all of your other hobbies and pursuitsis hard enough work as it is and the last thing you need on top of this is to wastevaluable energy and time on useless, ineffective nutritional techniques that really do nothingbut make your life more complicated. proper bodybuilding nutrition is actually prettystraightforward, and you really don't need to employ anything anything overly fancy orcomplicated in order for your results to be maximized. so avoiding these 6 myths is goingto make your life a heck of a lot easier, it's going to make your diet far easier tofollow and it will still yield the same muscle building and fat burning results that you'reafter. so, bodybuilding nutrition myth #1 is that you

hey guys, sean nalewanyj here of seannal.comand bodytransformationtruth.com and in this video lesson i want to outline 6 common bodybuildingnutrition myths that you should definitely be aware of. now balancing your fitness programwith your career and your friends, and your family and all of your other hobbies and pursuitsis hard enough work as it is and the last thing you need on top of this is to wastevaluable energy and time on useless, ineffective nutritional techniques that really do nothingbut make your life more complicated. proper bodybuilding nutrition is actually prettystraightforward, and you really don't need to employ anything anything overly fancy orcomplicated in order for your results to be maximized. so avoiding these 6 myths is goingto make your life a heck of a lot easier, it's going to make your diet far easier tofollow and it will still yield the same muscle building and fat burning results that you'reafter. so, bodybuilding nutrition myth #1 is that you

hey guys, sean nalewanyj here of seannal.comand bodytransformationtruth.com and in this video lesson i want to outline 6 common bodybuildingnutrition myths that you should definitely be aware of. now balancing your fitness programwith your career and your friends, and your family and all of your other hobbies and pursuitsis hard enough work as it is and the last thing you need on top of this is to wastevaluable energy and time on useless, ineffective nutritional techniques that really do nothingbut make your life more complicated. proper bodybuilding nutrition is actually prettystraightforward, and you really don't need to employ anything anything overly fancy orcomplicated in order for your results to be maximized. so avoiding these 6 myths is goingto make your life a heck of a lot easier, it's going to make your diet far easier tofollow and it will still yield the same muscle building and fat burning results that you'reafter. so, bodybuilding nutrition myth #1 is that you

hey, guys, sean nalewanyj, of eliteimpactlabs.comhere. and today, i want to answer the very common question of will eating before bedmake you fat? now, i did a video a couple months back, discussing the issue of whethereating carbs before bed will increase fat storage and the same basic logic applies hereas well. the short answer is no. having an eating cut off such as not eating any foodafter 8:00 pm or avoiding eating within two hours of sleep or whatever happens to be isnot going to improve your fat burning results or prevent excess fat storage. assuming thatyou're total energy intake and your total daily energy expenditure remain constant,the specific timing or lay out your meals is not going to make any noticeable differencefrom a fat loss perspective. fat loss essentially comes down to maintaining a calorie deficitovertime by burning more calories than you consume. so, whether you consume the bulkof your calories earlier in the day, later in the day, spaced out all throughout

hey guys, sean nalewanyj of eliteimpactlabs.comhere and in today's video i want to discuss carbohydrates and talk a little bit aboutwhat the best sources of carbs are to include in your muscle building and fat burning diet.so when it all comes down to it, carbs are really just sugar whether you eat a chocolatebar, whether you eat a piece of fruit, or whether you eat a bowl of rice it all getsbroken down into the simple form of glucose one way or another. so in that sense, a carbohydrateis a carbohydrate because the end product is ultimately all the same. the only realdifference here is in how those carbs are “packaged up”. some carbs are going tobefound in the high fiber, high vitamin, high mineral and phytonutrient dense foods likefruits and vegetables and whole grains and potatoes and brown rice etcetera and someare going to be found in less nutritionally-dense, low fiber foods like cookies and cake andso called junk food. it’s not the carbohydrates themselves that are the

namaskarwelcome to nishamadhulika.com today we will make soya chunks fry. if you are hungry or want to serve something nutritious to kids then try making soya chunks fry. the amount of proteins, carbohydrates, iron and calcium is high in soyas which are mandatory for every kid. let’s see what all ingredients are required for making soya chunks. soyabean chunks - 1 cup we are using soaked chunks. for this we boiled 1.5 cup of water, added chunks and â½ tsp salt. cover and turn off the gas. after 15-20 minutes chunks will get puffy and soggy. paste - 2 tomatoes, â½ inch ginger piece and 1 green chilly capsicum - 1 (finely chopped) green coriander - 2-3 tbsp (finely chopped) oil - 1-2 tbsp cumin seeds - â¼ tsp coriander powder - â½ tsp salt - â½ tsp or as per taste preheat pan first for making soya chunks fry. add oil in pan. when oil gets hot add cumin seeds. after sautã©ing for while add coriander powder and tomato paste in the pan. we have made paste from tomatoes as it simple and co

what up youtube? living proof fitness. you guys looking for a good protein meal that's really cheap buy this shit check with walmart this southwestern chicken breast strips this shit gets well just point the camera at it it contains two servings hundred and ten calories per serving so 220 calories for this chicken 22 grams of protein per serving which means it's 44 grams of protein just for the chicken itself then course you can't go wrong with top ramen now when it comes to top ramen i don't eat both the salt packets the season and shit because it's really really high in sodium i think just like if you were to eat two ramens a day with just two of those salt fucking seasoning whatever you want to call it you go over your sodium level for the day according to like myfitnesspal i checked with my fitness pal and it's like two of those little seasoning packets puts me over my sodium level for the entire day that's with no other food whatsoever so i just use one

what up youtube? living proof fitness. you guys looking for a good protein meal that's really cheap buy this shit check with walmart this southwestern chicken breast strips this shit gets well just point the camera at it it contains two servings hundred and ten calories per serving so 220 calories for this chicken 22 grams of protein per serving which means it's 44 grams of protein just for the chicken itself then course you can't go wrong with top ramen now when it comes to top ramen i don't eat both the salt packets the season and shit because it's really really high in sodium i think just like if you were to eat two ramens a day with just two of those salt fucking seasoning whatever you want to call it you go over your sodium level for the day according to like myfitnesspal i checked with my fitness pal and it's like two of those little seasoning packets puts me over my sodium level for the entire day that's with no other food whatsoever so i just use one

hey, what’s going on guys? sean nalewanyjhere, seannal.com, bodytransformationtruth.com and enough people have asked me about it.so, here it is marijuana and bodybuilding. does smoking pot affect muscle growth or fatloss? now, two things first before i continue. number one; this video is specifically addressingthe effects of marijuana consumption on building muscle or burning fat. so, is there any directconnection between the two? whatever other negative or positive effects that it mighthave on someone’s health, that’s not the topic here. that’s a massive subject. andyou can research on your own to weigh out the benefits and drawbacks for yourself. andsecondly, this is a completely unbiased video where i’m just presenting the facts thatare available as i see them. i’m not advocating smoking pot or not smoking pot. i could careless whether you do it or not. it’s totally your choice. so, i’m going to attempt -- keywordattempt to keep this concise. that usually doesn’t h

welcome back to fit foods, i'm rob riches. we're here in the kitchen filming for prozis tv. and on today's show,i'll be addressing a question that, it seems, a lot of you guys and girls are asking. and that is: what do you eat if you want to be a fitness model? or a bodybuilder? or an athlete? or "fill in the blank space",anything to do with sports, athletics and fitness. well, we're going to address that questionon today's show and, really, it's quite simple. it comes down to three main factors, and i'm going to show you thatwithin a typical day's worth of meals that i have here in front of me. so, starting with breakfast. i have egg whites here, a great source of complete protein. i'll either have these with oatmeal or, quick and easy, i have a cup of cooked brown rice, i'll throw that in, add a tablespoon or two of salsa. this tastes amazing,i can heat it up for a minute in the microwave. now let's move on to a typical day me

what’s up, guys. sean nalewanyj here atwww.seannal.com-www.bodytransformationtruth.com. i was recently asked this question on q&avideo that i did a while back and it said, “what is the one thing you would wishedyou knew when you started lifting?” i sat down to think about it and pretty quicklyi came up with seven things that i wished i knew. i wanted to share those with you todayin this video. now there’re definitely more than seven things that i did wrong along theway, but these are just some of the main ones that came to mind first and foremost. if you’restill a beginner yourself then hopefully you can learn from and benefit from the mistakesthat i made as it applies to your program, and if you’re more advance then i’m suresome of these will sound very familiar and you can just use them as a reminder. so, thetop seven bodybuilding mistakes that i’ve made, in no particular order: mistake numberone would be the overly aggressive dreamer bulk, in other words, having