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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Obesity markedly increases risk for diabetes, heart attacks, strokes and many cancers, all of which can lead to premature death. Once a person becomes obese, it is very difficult to return to and maintain a normal weight. All of the widely-promoted diets (low-fat, low-carbohydrate, calorie-counting and so forth) have failed to stop the incredible increase of obesity in North America over the last 50 years.Eating regular meals five days a week and markedly reducing calories for the other two days may be the best way to lose weight and keep it off. This approach to weight loss is called “intermittent fasting.” We have some good data on how effective this diet regimen is for animals, but we are just starting to see the results of research on humans. Most of the studies on humans do not ask participants to avoid all food on their “fast” days.
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I always try to design my Wedding Cake Workouts to be short and sweet, and give you the most bang for your buck in a short amount of time. Because seriously, we are all a bunch of busy freaking babes!! Trying to take over the world be successful, happy, and healthy is basically a full time job…plus then there’s, you know, full time jobs. And classes. And social engagements.
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LONDON — For the past year, Stuart Adams has been fasting twice a week. While he has lost 15 pounds, the real reason he’s depriving himself is to stave off brain disorders including schizophrenia and Alzheimer’s disease.“There’s a virulent strain of madness running through my family, and I reckoned my chances of going down that route were pretty high,” said Adams, 43, a freelance translator and interpreter in London who learned of a possible link between Alzheimer’s and diet while watching a BBC documentary last year. “Anything that could help with that was of great interest.”Fasting two or more days a week is catching on as people seek ways to avoid a range of ailments linked to obesity, from dementia to cancer. Building on promising findings in studies of mice by the U.S. National Institute of Aging, researchers are planning the first studies in humans of fasting’s potential to stave off the onset of Alzheimer’s
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I want to address this particular “diet” because recently it’s been such a popular thing to try out especially in Indonesia. What is Intermittent Fasting (IF)? It is basically a conscious decision we make to skip meals. Why? When you fast, your body does not have any meal to use as energy, so it is said that we will more likely use stored fat to burn
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Functional Fitness And Performance: Tabata Training – A Fast Way To Get Ripped Tabata Training – A Fast Way To Get Ripped Tabata training is a form of high intensity interval training and one of the best ways to lose fat and get ripped. It was invented by Dr. Izumi Tabata from the National Institute of Sports and Fitness in Tokyo, Japan. Dr. Tabata claimed that he found a way to get both the anaerobic and aerobic benefits from this short but intense workout.Read More HERE Posted by Richard Meehan at 10:36 AM Email ThisBlogThis!Share to Facebook Labels: Tabata Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)Share It Contact Form
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We all know and follow the fundamental rules of the market place, but when we are in the gym we tend to forget about profit maximization and the minimal investment, maximal returns principle. It is quite funny that our gyms are among the few places in our economy-driven society where people tend to forget about the fundamental rules of the market place. The way many of weekend-warriors and fitness junkies train is in fact the exact opposite of the all-governing principle of profiteering.
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There has been a lot of commotion lately about Tabata training. Everyone in the fitness industry is using it. It’s based on the research of Izumi Tabata and his colleagues at the National Institute of Fitness and Sports in Japan. The protocol they used, which was based on the training that Japanese speed skaters were doing on the ice, included 7 to 8 x 20-second sprints on a stationary bicycle (about 170% of VO2max) with just 10 seconds recovery 5 days per week for 6 weeks. That’s a tough 6 weeks
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What if I told you that by spending 30-45 minutes at the gym running intervals would help you lose fat faster than walking on the treadmill for four hours?Welcome to the wonderful, time-saving world of high intensity interval training! What is High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT)?It’s a kind of exercise that aims for maximum fat loss in a short period of time, and it combines two kinds of training:High Intensity Training. Working out at maximum effort in order to reach VO2 max, which triggers the afterburn effect that makes your body burn calories up to 48 hours after your workout ends. Interval Training. Alternating periods of low-intensity with moderate-intensity.
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I’m sure by now you’ve heard of Tabata Training, or some version of it.Tabata training was designed in the 90’s by a Japanese scientist, Izumi Tabata and his colleagues, at the National Institute of Fitness & Sports in Tokyo. They compared the results of moderate high intensity training and high intensity interval training (HIIT) among athletes. They concluded that the athletes who performed HIIT saw increases in their aerobic (cardiovascular) system as well as anaerobic (muscle) system capacities, whereas athletes who did moderate high intensity training only improved their aerobic system, but had little to no increase in their anaerobic system.So what does that mean for you? Tabata training is an excellent training method to add to any fitness program. You can throw it in at the end of your regular exercise routine, supplement your usual cardio with it (I do- you’ll almost never see me on an elliptical or treadmill.
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