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By Dr. Mercola Is there such a thing as a fast diet? Dr. Michael Mosley, a physician like me, wrote a best-selling book on this subject, aptly called The Fast Diet: Lose Weight, Stay Healthy, and Live Longer with the Simple Secret of Intermittent Fasting, which answers that question

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Skill:3xME STRICT ring dipsStrength:Strict press5-3-1+75/85/95%Stabilizer:Same ;0)Metcon:Tabata Something ElseComplete 32 intervals of 20 seconds of work followed by ten seconds of rest where the first 8 intervals are pull-ups, the second 8 are push-ups, the third 8 intervals are sit-ups, and finally, the last 8 intervals are squats. There is no rest between exercises.Post total reps from all 32 intervalsLog on your cardFOR YOUR PLEASURE:In 1996, Dr. Izumi Tabata introduced a select group of septuagenarians to one of the most diabolically effective training methods ever conceived by the mind of man: What Can Tabata Do For You? Aside from burning off pounds and pounds of excess body-fat, Tabata Training can help you:Improve your cardiovascular function (aerobic endurance) Improve your anaerobic endurance Improve your muscular endurance Make you strong and fit and look fantastic How’s that for a fitness training method? The Science Behind Tabata The basis for all of the excitement surrounding Tabata Training comes from the good doctor’s 1996 research study published in the journal – Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise In that study, Dr

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Ever found yourself struggling to find time for a workout? The good news is that you only need four minutes to give your strength and cardio a boost with Tabata interval training. 4 minutes sounds easy enough, and not only that – you will be working for intervals of only 20 seconds at a time with 10 seconds rest in between. No problem!Tabata training was founded in 1996 by Japanese professor Izumi Tabata. He conducted tests on two groups of athletes comparing 60 minute of moderate intensity with 4 minutes of high intensity interval training.The results showed the athletes training in high intensity interval training improving their aerobic as well as their anaerobic system.

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Bestselling diet books January 2014 – USA – low carb; UK – intermittent fastingby Penny Hammond on January 12, 2014 · 0 commentsin Dietary trendsIn the USA, two new diet books are topping the charts – The Pound a Day Diet by Rocco DiSpirito, and The Doctor’s Diet by Travis Stork. Both are media personalities. Both of these books suggest restricting carbs. Gluten-free diets are still going strong, and Mediterranean diets have made their usual January comeback with the new US News Best Diets 2014, which tends to be pretty consistent year on year.In the UK, The Fast Diet and other intermittent fasting diets have surged back up the charts. Hairy Dieters Eat for Life (calorie control including low-fat) is still holding its own.

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What is “HIIT” and How Does It Effect Heart Health? Posted by North Ohio Heart | Ohio Medical Group on Mon, Jan 06, 2014 How would you feel if you could exercise less with more benefits? Sounds pretty good, doesn’t it?You’ve probably heard of interval training before, but the practice has gained a recent resurgence in exercise communities under the acronym “HIIT,” which stands for High Intensity Interval Training. The premise is simple: short, intense bursts of high exertion are followed by a period of active rest, and then repeated over a 20-30 minute workout.So, what are the benefits of HIIT?It’s efficient. Don’t think you have time to work out

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Testimonial: Inflammatory Arthritis Pain Gone In Weeks! 1 Comment Monday, January 6th, 2014 Testimonial written by Ila Crocker:I am writing to tell you how life-changing your Paleo philosophy has been for me. I am a 44-year-old woman from Colorado with a long history of auto-immune disease and inflammatory pain.

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I Was Surprised How Easy It Was…. 1 Comment Monday, December 9th, 2013 Testimonial written by: Melissa C.Hi Robb,I happened upon your book about a month ago when browsing some health related material on my Nook. My two oldest kids (I have 4) do crossfit, and I heard about the Paleo Diet through the newsletters I would receive from the crossfit team. I never actually tried crossfit myself (funny that I would sign my kids up for it, right?) because I felt I was much too heavy and out of shape. An embarrassing story: A few months ago, the Crossfit Kids component had to move the location of their gym due to a fire.

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Top Ten Signs You Could Be Suffering From Autoimmunity 2 Comments Sunday, December 1st, 2013 Guest post written by Tara Grant:You’ve been Paleo for a couple years and things are great. Your weight is down, your energy’s up, your hormones are balanced—diet and exercise are locked down tight. You’re PAF 90% of the time and feel like a rock star most days.

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Intermittent fasting (also known as IF) involves eating very little or nothing for short periods throughout the week followed by a normal (healthy) diet the rest of the time. The theory, which has been tested in various scientific studies, is that fasting every now and then can help us lose weight, reduce the risk of certain diseases and even prolong our lifespan.While weight loss advice in recent years has been to eat little and often to ‘keep up the metabolism’, longer periods between eating may in fact be much more useful for weight loss and overall health.There are lots of different ways to go about intermittent fasting. Some diet programs allow you to eat a total of 4-500(for women)/5-600 (for men) calories during a fast day, some advocate a full 24 hours without a morsel of food passing your lips, and others allow a 6, 8 or 10 hour window in each 24 hours in which you can eat. Perhaps the most well-known is the 5:2 diet, first mentioned by Dr Michael Mosley in the 2012 documentary:‘Eat, Fast and Live Longer’.

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Diagnosed With MS – Now Stronger And Healthier Than Ever! 5 Comments Monday, November 4th, 2013 Testimonial written by Becky Chadwell:I can’t begin to say enough thanks to the paleo world out there. In November of 2012, after a heavy workout, my pinky and ring finger on each hand started tingling. I thought to myself, “Great, turn 32 and I’m falling apart from lifting 60 pounds.” I was really careful and tried to stretch but after about a week of this the numbness and tingling invaded both of my hands entirely.Being a nurse I thought through all sorts of terrible possibilities and settled on calling a chiropractor because I must have pulled or compressed something in my back.  It was about 2 weeks after all of this that I woke up one day and the tingling was running through both of my big toes

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