Healthy Diet at Home

(This is part 6 of a multi-part series on How to Tweak a Low Carb Diet . It discusses my weight loss journey so far. If you didn’t read part 1, you can do so by clicking on the how-to link. Part 1 also includes links to the rest of this series.) At one time or another, most dieters get caught up in the desire of wanting to lose weight fast. That actually worked to my advantage because Lyle McDonald originally created his Rapid Fat Loss Plan (a whole foods PSMF Diet) to deal with crash diets safely. While McDonald’s focus is on bodybuilding, muscle retention, and metabolism, maintaining muscle mass during dieting is to everyone’s benefit – quick weight loss or not. The Kimkins fiasco brought the protein content of a low carb diet into the limelight. Dr. Eades’ did have recommendations for low carbers to shoot for. He talked about large, medium, and small servings of protein (five, four or three ounces) at each meal depending upon how much you currently weigh, getting 35 grams of carbohy...

yo, guys, what is going on guys. troy here. weightgainnetwork.com. in today's video i'm going to share with youguys a delicious 2,400 calorie mass building smoothie that's going to help you make someamazing lean bulking gains. muscle gain diet, i've been cutting for the past four or fivemonths. i just started doing a lean bulk and i havea feeling i'm going to put on some size really quick just because my body's been in a caloriedeficit. i was definitely not eating enough caloriesto build muscle mass, but i was training like an animal. my body was kind of going through a weirdphase where i was putting in the effort in the gym and just going through these grillingworkouts. actually still got a little bit stronger onmy squat and my dead lift, but i could tell i wasn't putting on muscle mass, so i reallywant to put on some size, trying to really bring up my shoulders. definitely trying to build up that bicep peakand also really trying to work on those legs. so t...

♪♪♪ all right, we're here ataxiom fitness in boise, idaho, for the workout overview video. now, today we're gonna be doingworkout one, which is chest, tri's, and abs. you're gonna be doing workout1 each week of the program. however, the rep ranges aregonna change each week in the microcycles. so we're in week 1. this is gonna be the9 to 11 rep range. if you don't know what i'mtalking about, make sure you check out the training overviewvideo, where i break down the microcycles in the rep ranges. with each workout, we're gonnabe doing cardio acceleration, which basically means we'regonna be doing about a minute of cardio in betweenevery single set. so with the bench press, i'mgonna do a set of bench press, about a minute of cardio. so here's the breakdown ofall the exercises that i'll be performing today. now let's get into thefirst one, flat bench press. all right, now we'regonna be doing four sets on the bench press. remembe...

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 ...

what's up, guys? jeff cavaliere, athleanx.com. let's continue this day-in-the-life-of-jeff.you guys have asked for it. i figured you found it helpful, the tip i use first thingin the morning. well, it continues here at breakfast. i'mgoing to show you today how to get 61 grams of protein in a meal where people sometimes feel theystruggle to find ways to get protein in, if they're not eating steak and eggs, of howto get 61 grams of protein in within 3 minutes. the very first thing i do is, again, firstof all guys, if you follow the athlean xfactor meal plan, you know this is a guy-friendlymeal plan. i say it all the time. simple. if a guy likeme can't follow it, i'm not going to do it, and i realize that's one of the biggest obstacles. people feel like they have to be chefs inorder to eat healthily. that's not true. so, we have a microwave safe bowl here. and yes, i do use the microwave, guys. i knowthere's some people out there that believe you probab...

what's up, guys? jeff cavaliere, athleanx.com. let's continue this day-in-the-life-of-jeff.you guys have asked for it. i figured you found it helpful, the tip i use first thingin the morning. well, it continues here at breakfast. i'mgoing to show you today how to get 61 grams of protein in a meal where people sometimes feel theystruggle to find ways to get protein in, if they're not eating steak and eggs, of howto get 61 grams of protein in within 3 minutes. the very first thing i do is, again, firstof all guys, if you follow the athlean xfactor meal plan, you know this is a guy-friendlymeal plan. i say it all the time. simple. if a guy likeme can't follow it, i'm not going to do it, and i realize that's one of the biggest obstacles. people feel like they have to be chefs inorder to eat healthily. that's not true. so, we have a microwave safe bowl here. and yes, i do use the microwave, guys. i knowthere's some people out there that believe you probab...

clever tricks to train your brain to hatejunk food. by lifebuzzfeed.com if unhealthy, processed food, is sabotagingyour weight loss efforts, outsmart junk food cravings with these clever tricks. why do we crave unhealthy food? weight loss hypnosis, as explained in the recent new york timesmagazine piece, "the extraordinary science of addictive junk food," there's no denyingthat junk food cravings are powerful, physiological reactions—and, apparently, carefully andstrategically developed by food manufacturers. many of our favorite supermarket snacks aremade with the “perfect” amounts of added sugar, salt, fat, and other chemicals designedto make us want more. but you can steer clear of processed foodby eating as many healthy, whole foods as possible, and the less junk food you eat,the less you want. try the following tips and see if they workfor you. 1. practice the five-ingredient rule. if there are more than five ingredients ona food label—a red flag for food pro...

clever tricks to train your brain to hatejunk food. by lifebuzzfeed.com if unhealthy, processed food, is sabotagingyour weight loss efforts, outsmart junk food cravings with these clever tricks. why do we crave unhealthy food? weight loss hypnosis, as explained in the recent new york timesmagazine piece, "the extraordinary science of addictive junk food," there's no denyingthat junk food cravings are powerful, physiological reactions—and, apparently, carefully andstrategically developed by food manufacturers. many of our favorite supermarket snacks aremade with the “perfect” amounts of added sugar, salt, fat, and other chemicals designedto make us want more. but you can steer clear of processed foodby eating as many healthy, whole foods as possible, and the less junk food you eat,the less you want. try the following tips and see if they workfor you. 1. practice the five-ingredient rule. if there are more than five ingredients ona food label—a red flag for food pro...

clever tricks to train your brain to hatejunk food. by lifebuzzfeed.com if unhealthy, processed food, is sabotagingyour weight loss efforts, outsmart junk food cravings with these clever tricks. why do we crave unhealthy food? hypnosis for weight loss, as explained in the recent new york timesmagazine piece, "the extraordinary science of addictive junk food," there's no denyingthat junk food cravings are powerful, physiological reactions—and, apparently, carefully andstrategically developed by food manufacturers. many of our favorite supermarket snacks aremade with the “perfect” amounts of added sugar, salt, fat, and other chemicals designedto make us want more. but you can steer clear of processed foodby eating as many healthy, whole foods as possible, and the less junk food you eat,the less you want. try the following tips and see if they workfor you. 1. practice the five-ingredient rule. if there are more than five ingredients ona food label—a red flag for food...