Dieting Tips: Three Essential Tips

By Britni Erdmann


Ramp Up Your fat metabolism by eliminating processed carbohydrates out of your diet plan to reduce your body's insulin production. This means eliminating not only sugars and sweets but grain products, such as wheat, rice, pasta, and corn (yep, corn is a grain, not a vegetable).

Stick to a diet that emphasizes vegetables foremost, then meats, fish, fowl and nuts and seeds. Look for vegetables that are colorful and all-natural. These vegetables will be your carbohydrate source (plus a little from nuts). Some fruits may be added too.

You will see a tremendous and quick response to this way of eating. Expect more clarity, energy and less sluggishness. Expect weight loss. And expect to reduce the risks of common health problems such as arthritis, diabetes, cancer, heart disease and the likes. You will never feel deprived because these food choices are satiating, filling and delicious. Our ancestors have been eating this was for millions of years. Humans were never meant to eat grains and legumes.

You must change your exercise patterns as well. Instead of the common long duration cardiovascular that you commonly find in America, such as jogging, treadmills, swimming, and exercise classes, focus on short duration yet high intensity exercising. This type of exercising will benefit you in so many ways including delayed aging, strengthening and weight loss. Alternate those bursts of high intensity exercising with low intensity exercising such as simple cardiovascular, hiking and walking.

This intense exercise is known as peak intensity exercising which includes high intensity exercising, either cardiovascular or strength training for short periods of time. For example, 7 sets of all-out sprints each lasting 30 seconds in duration. Low intensity exercising includes walking, hiking, simple cardiovascular .

That exercise plan-which I refer to derisively as Chronic stress on your body, which inevitably results in fatigue, injuries, compromised immune function, and burnout. Often, less definitely is better.

Manage Stress Levels with a lot of sleep, play, sunlight, fresh air, and creative outlets and by avoiding trauma that often arises from stupid blunders.

In today's culture you find either a sedentary lifestyle or a highly stressful one to be most common. Both will sabotage your weight loss efforts. It is important to reduce stress as much as possibly by having fun, getting lots of sunlight, avoiding stressful situations an trauma, getting lots of rest, and finding creative outlets. Be sure to keep active and take the stairs or walk when possible.

Lastly, honor your primal genes by slowing down and simplifying your life. Our ancestors worked really hard to survive, but they also relaxed hard on the flip side.




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