Saturday, January 11, 2014 I came to the reality the other day that I have been on Spark for almost 4 years. What a journey! I have come a long way but I’ve always given myself some grief that I never reached my goal weight. I was so close…just 5 pounds away
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Gluten & Gut Flora – Episode 185 Tuesday, May 28th, 2013 Download Episode HereTopics:[6:47] Beef Protein Isolate Revisited [11:03] Balancing Upper And Lower Body Disparity [20:59] Firefighter Protocol [28:11] Effects Of Having No Tonsils [33:13] Excessive Sweating And Gluten [39:38] Thyroid Antibodies With Hashimoto’s [46:02] Gluten And Gut Flora [50:37] Drinking Salt Water In The Morning [56:25] UV Tattoo Ink Questions:1. Beef protein isolate revisitedRJ says:Good morning the both of you, my question is on beef protein isolate(if you want the specific brand I am looking at then the link is http://www.truenutrition.com/p-1075-beef-protein-isolate-1lb.aspx?).You touched on it in episode 12 but a lot of time has passed and I was wondering if you have learned anymore about this or maybe Greg knows something about it that Andy did not. When compared to whey isolate how does it stack up post workout. Could it also possibly be better for folk that cannot handle whey but still would like the advantages of liquid nutrition. thank you for your time.2
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Gluten & Gut Flora – Paleo Solution Podcast Episode 185 – Robb Wolf
A few weeks ago, I wrote an article describing some of the basic principles of intermittent fasting. You can review that article to get all of the details and set the frameworks for your nutrition plan.In the second part of this series, I detailed how to set up your caloric intake and establish a baseline of macronutrients for the day. You can also see an example of how to set up your eating plan based around evening training sessions.Today, I want to break down how to set up your daily nutrition plan using intermittent fasting for those who do morning training sessions. For my own personal schedule, I train in the mid-morning, so here I’ll show you what to do for that time of day and also for an early morning session.Before I get into the specifics of this, I want you to understand that I am by no means saying intermittent fasting is the only way to eat. I use this myself and many of my personal training clients love it, because they have seen great results in fat loss, strength and energy and they have been able to simplify their daily meal plans.There are some days when my fasts last 18 hours and some days when they last only 12.
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0 Flares0 Facebook 0 “/> 0 Flares × Spartans & Greeks Didn’t Eat a Morning Breakfast Meal!As I write this article it has been at-least four months since I’ve had a morning breakfast meal. In fact I go until 2 pm everyday before my first meal. To be honest skipping breakfast and fasting is one of the best things I’ve ever done!In this article I am NOT going to tell you why you don’t need breakfast, why fasting won’t cause you to burn muscle and why fasting will not slow down your metabolism. If you still believe in these ridiculous myths I suggest you read this article here – http://www.leangains.com/2010/10/top-ten-fasting-myths-debunked.htmlInstead in this article I am going to share with you some incredible benefits I have received by fasting 16-18 hours every single day (9-10pm until 2-3pm)
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