“Experiments With Intermittent Fasting”November 22nd, 2013 · No Comments · Health & Fitness 0 Flares Filament.io Made with Flare More Info”> 0 Flares × Better late than never? From late 2011. Email From Dr. Krista Scott-Dixon. Longtime listener, first time emailer.

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Are you an athlete looking to drop some “dead weight” and improve your sport performance? Or are you someone who wants a hard, toned athletic body like your favorite sports heroes? Either way, Athletic Training for Fat Loss is for you!

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November 18, 2013 | By Dr. Sara Solomon Lift Heavy!I lift the heaviest weights I safely can. Wanna know why?Thanks to my high intensity strength training home workouts, my metabolism is elevated after I finish exercising, which means I BURN FAT long AFTER my workout. This effect is more profound when HEAVIER WEIGHTS are used.Notice in today’s Tabata workout that I increase the intensity by lifting heavy.Equipment Required:A Gymboss Timer  Shock-absorbing surface, such as interlocking floor mats. An exercise bench Kettlebells (I used two 25-pound KBs and one 35-pound KB)

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Home Workout #36: Tabata HELL (glutes & jump rope) | Dr. Sara …

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Thank You From A Medical Provider Monday, November 18th, 2013 hello!This is a long winded thank you…I have to say I love listening to your podcasts, and thoroughly enjoythe candid banter!  I am a Physician Assistant/medical provider forthe Department of Defense, and let me tell you, I am dealing with allof the issues you discuss on your program on a daily, nearly hourlybasis.  I have been a paleo proponent for years, and was firstintroduced to the Zone about 15 years ago. I have been doing my ownexperiments with my “N of 1? on my diabetic patients and others withthe zone for a LONG time, and felt then like I was a pioneer and a lonewolf in the quest for eating to promote wellness and healing insteadof medicating lifestyle and pandering to modern medicine!

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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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Contemporary scientific evidence suggest that you have to pick the right type of (short intense) exercise if you don’t want your beta alanine supplement to end up as another “false starter” in your closet. In the past couple of weeks beta alanine (BA) has gotten some bad press, here at the SuppVersity. While some conspiracy theorists may already have smelled a personal vendetta of a sodium bicarbonate advocate like myself against its ‘high tech competitor’, the actual reason for the negative, or at least not necessarily exciting news is the exercise specificity of beta alanine (BA) supplementation.The most recent BA study from the University of Bern and the Swiss Federal Institute of Sport in Switzerland and the Karolinska University Hospital in Sweden is yet another rather disappointing BA study to support my previous assertion that the benefits for the average gymrat are largely overblown.What did the researchers do As Gross et al. point out, the aim of their two-part intervention study was to alter the physiological systems discussed above in ways that could improve severe exercise performance

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Bacon Sweet Potato Muffins Recipe – From A Paleo Restaurant! 4 Comments Thursday, November 14th, 2013 Hey folks. I wanted to let you guys know about a paleo restaurant called Blooming Beets opening in Boulder, CO in April 2014.  It’s being launched by Iva (the girl behind PaleoFlip). It’s great to see actual paleo restaurants popping up!

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Train less, achieve more: The Benefits of HIIT Training November 12, 2013Blog, Fitness Samantha Whitaker trials Hiitgirl – a 30-minute workout that’s the equivalent of more than two hours’ traditional exerciseHiitgirl, as you may have guessed, is high-intensity interval training (HIIT) for girls. HIIT is really having a moment – and here’s why: alternating bursts of intense, anaerobic exercise with short periods of recovery provides the same benefits as hours of cardio in just a fraction of the time (a study at Canada’s McMaster University confirmed that 2.5 hours of HIIT training provides the same benefits as 10.5 hours of slow cardio). HIIT also raises your resting metabolic rate for up to 24 hours after exercising, and significantly improves your VO2 max (the maximum amount of oxygen that can be taken in during an exercise session) – in other words, your endurance and stamina. What’s more, constantly switching between exercises challenges different muscle groups in turn, so that none suffer too much from wear and tear.Hiitgirl founder Susan Dyson launched her 30-minute sessions in Harrogate, and has just opened her first studio in Crouch End. It’s a beauty: cosy but contemporary with (mostly pink) modern equipment, incense candles burning and words of encouragement on the walls.

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The same holds true for other vitamins and minerals. Mercury toxicity can cause or contribute to virtually every disease known. You should also get used to taking in lean protein sources like fish and chicken leptin diet recipes.

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Step it Up HIIT Workout Nov 11, 2013 Email EmailWorkout equipment:Workout type: 12 minuteTimer setting: 18 x :10 x :301. Step ups2. Reptile push ups3. Burpees4. Walking lunges5

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