March 31st, 2010 -- Posted in fasting to lose weight |
Crash diets don’t work and they can make you sick! So quit that stuff and try the Atkins Diet. It’s the best method of losing weight and scientifically proven for losing weight. Without a lot of trouble you’ll be able to find and keep your best weight and have the figure you’ve always dreamed of.
Robert Atkins is the creator of popularly-known Atkins diet, or officially titled Atkins Nutritional Approach. It focuses on following a low carbohydrate regimen to help people lose weight by deviating from the normal metabolic theories that most people and dietitians followed. His findings are based on science and fact and don’t require individuals to fast or starve themselves like they might believe, rather it is detailed, backed by medical proof and can prove to be practical in everyday life once you’ve come to integrate it into your lifestyle.
Obesity tends set in when people begin consuming lots of refined carbohydrates, fats, oil, cheese, and a variety of other high-caloric foods on a daily basis. A lot of the foods that we all love will undoubtedly help to add weight, foods such as pizzas, pastas, caffeine, and rice. These and other heavy foods, as well as just a small can of cola, will only help to add on even more extra pounds.
In this diet, one starts off with fresh fruits and vegetables and gradually increases the nutritional content step-by-step. This diet doesn’t prevent one from eating carbohydrates. Rather, it recommends 5gms of carbohydrate on the first day of diet, followed by a gradual increase. The Atkins Diet includes greens such as broccoli, lettuce, tomatoes, asparagus, cauliflower, carrots, celery, and every imaginable vegetable.
If you consider carefully, a bowl of veggies is a great thing to start with. You can follow it up with generous helpings of fruits such as avocados, peach, plum, apples, and so on. Barley grass, wheat grass, onion, Hawaiian blue-green algae, Brussels sprouts, alfalfa, beet, celery, spinach, radish, leek, yellow pepper, cabbage, wakame seaweed, nori seaweed, garlic and kale are real favorites with Atkins dieters. The dieters also believe in having a healthy cup of green tea rather than a cup of cappuccino.
As you continue with the Atkins diet, you are permitted to slowly increase your intake of carbohydrates, beginning with 5 grams to 10 grams per day. Following the first week of dieting it is allowed to add certain nuts to your meal plan in limited quantities. Having six or seven cashew, pistachios or peanuts are all right though it is not recommended to indulge in other legumes or lima beans and French beans as they are overly starchy. Sticking to the Atkins Diet plan with keep you feeling happier, healthier and full of energy and won’t add excess fat into your body so you’ll look great too.
A generous dose of meat, poultry, eggs, milk, and cottage cheese is allowed after the initial phase of the diet. You may use olive oil and vegetable oil for cooking purposes. Such cooking oils are low on fat content. Try and avoid alcoholic beverages as much as possible. This should get you going at the helm. You are sure to lose weight if you can keep your craving for cheesy foods under control. I bet you will find a newer ‘YOU’ sooner than you could ever imagine!
Atkins Low Carbohydrate Diet is one of the best ways to lose weight fast and live a healthy life style with easy dietary changes which give fast results. Atkins Low Carb uses everyday foods prepared in delicious recipes in just the right proportions to provide all the vitamins and minerals to build a healthy body and drop pounds quick. Its not uncommon to lose up to twelve pounds in the first two weeks.
There’s a woman named Angela Arnold who has been morbidly obese for more than 3 decades. She wants to lose weight and avoid future health problems. After having researched the best lose weight fast diets, she is determined to lose those extra pounds and inches. Can she lose 100 pounds in 1 year, as she would like to? What do you think?
Track Angela Arnold’s weight loss efforts at her blog. Has she lost weight? Find out her most recent quick weight loss tips.
January 15th, 2010 -- Posted in low fat diet plan |
Dr. Jana Klauer speaks about the New England Journal of Medicines recent controlled comparison study of 3 diets: the Low Fat Diet, the Mediterranean Diet, the Low Carbohydrate Diet (Atkins Diet). Dr. Klauer stresses the importance of finding a diet plan that can be sustained. Website:… … “Low Fat Diet” “Mediterranean Diet” “Low Carbohydrate” “Atkins Diet” “Weight Loss” Obesity “Obesity Epidemic” “Cholesterol Control” “Sustaining Diet” “Jana Klauer” “How The Rich Get Thin” “Park Avenue …
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January 15th, 2010 -- Posted in low carb diet menu |
This recipe video is featuring my eldest daughter’s favorite low carb meal, Potsticker Patties. It was developed originally from a recipe on Linda’s Low Carb recipe site (www.genaw.com which if you haven’t heard me brag up enough, let me do it again. The annotated recipes are simply the best! Without any further adieu, here’s the recipe: HEATHER’S POTSTICKER PATTIES Cabbage Mixture: 1.5 pounds green cabbage 1 small-medium onion, chopped, 2 cloves garlic 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon pepper …
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January 2nd, 2010 -- Posted in low carb diet menu |
My recipe video to celebrate the holidays – a perfect complement to most holiday menus. This recipe was derived from a recipe from Linda’s Low Carb (http://genaw.com/lowcarb/mushroom_chicken-sausage_casserole.html) but was changed due to taste and items in the house. My wife loves this recipe!
Ingredients:
2 pounds Sausage
3 cups Roast Chicken or Turkey
1 Medium Onion, Chopped
1 Medium Green Pepper, Chopped
2 stalks of Celery, Chopped
1 Medium Head of Cauliflower
8 oz. Cream Cheese
8 oz. Cheese, Shredded
1/2 tsp Black pepper
Paprika
Makes 10 servings.
Cook covered 30 minutes @ 350 degrees, and 10-15 minutes uncovered.
Nutrition Info:
391 Calories, 28.6g Fat, 6.5g Carbs (2g Fiber – 4.5 Net Carbs), 28g Protein.
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December 19th, 2009 -- Posted in low carb diet menu |
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November 27th, 2009 -- Posted in low carb diet menu |
In this Induction-friendly recipe video, I demonstrate one of the most versatile side dishes or main dishes on the Low Carb lifestyle. From Chinese main meal or accompaniment to an Italian replacement for pasta, this faux rice recipe is versatile to say the least. Note: for the Italian alternative, I would eliminate the Chinese flavorings (Soy Sauce, meat, sesame oil, and egg) in favor of more garlic and Italian seasoning and spices. For Induction, you are limited to 1 cup of Cauliflower per day.
This recipe was developed from the original at Linda’s Low Carb recipe site. (http://genaw.com/lowcarb/fried_rice.html)
Here is the ingredients:
2 TBS Cooking oil
4 slices Bacon
1 Medium Size head of Cauliflower (~2 pounds), grated
2 cloves garlic, minced
4 oz of Ham
1/3 cup soy sauce
1 tsp sesame oil
1 egg, beaten
4 green onions, chopped
Black Pepper to taste
* Heat the oil and bacon in large skillet until bacon is slightly browned.
* Grate Cauliflower in Food Processor
* Add Cauliflower, Ham, and Garlic and cook until the cauliflower begins to stick (internal water is evaporated) and getting browned
* Add Soy Sauce and Sesame Oil, heat for 1-2 minutes
* Drag Cauliflower to half of the pan
* Cook beaten egg until scrambled, and mix with Cauliflower mixture.
* Add Green Onion, and Pepper to taste
* Cook 4-5 more minutes
Makes 6 servings
Link to Linda’s Low Carb Update page:
http://genaw.com/lowcarb/updates6.html
Nutrition Info:
116 Calories; 5g Fat; 9.5g Protein; 9g Carbohydrate; 4g Dietary Fiber; 5g Net Carbs
Per 1/8 recipe: 64 Calories; 5g Fat; 2g Protein; 4g Carbohydrate; 2g Dietary Fiber; 2g Net Carbs
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October 24th, 2009 -- Posted in sugar busters diet |
TALKING ABOUT MALTODEXTRIN AND HOW IT WILL STALL YOUR LOW-CARB DIET EFFORTS
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October 24th, 2009 -- Posted in low fat diet plan |
http://www.FreeNakedNutritionVideo.com Click the Yellow Subscribe Button Above for more Fat Loss and Diet Videos. In this video I cover the often overlooked 4 stages of the Atkins diet and how to properly use ketogenic diets for weight loss. To Download your copy of the FREE 47 minute “6 Pillars of Nutrition” Fat Loss Video visit http://www.freenakednutritionvideo.com
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October 18th, 2009 -- Posted in low carb diet menu |
** Watch HD version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF2Tk0GFO9k&fmt=22 **
What better use for a HD Camera than to use it for a cooking video, and this just happens to be one of the absolute simplest low carb treats you can make. Today’s recipe is Low Carb Chocolate Covered Peanuts or Chocolate Bark for those still on Induction.
The only difficult thing is finding the Coconut Oil — Super Wal-mart sells a good brand for day to day cooking needs. The Recipe is:
1/4 cup of Coconut Oil
1 packet of Truvia or Artifical Sweetener (liquid Splenda is fine) – **update from recording
1.5 TBS Cocoa Powder
1 oz Peanuts (optional)
Mix together, and spread into lined loaf pan. Freeze for 5-10 minutes or until ready to eat. Makes 4 servings.
Info with Liquid Splenda:
Calories- 178, Fat- 18g, Carbs- 3 (1g Fiber), Protein- 2g
**Truvia Net Carbs would be higher due to the Erythitol
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October 14th, 2009 -- Posted in low carb diet menu |
Is eating out at restaurants possible on Atkins Diet or while low carbing? I certainly go out to eat a few times each week and can say conclusively there are a number of options for low carb’ers when eating out. The most important thing is to not be shy with servers about questions about the menu or in asking for substitutions.
Here are some of my favorites:
* Buffets – go to high quality, and stay away from anything breaded, sauced, or full of non-legal ingredients
* Salad Bars / Deli’s – nothing better than a fresh vegetable deli – watch for high carb dressings or highly processed deli meats
* Brazilian Steak Houses – stay away from the bean dishes or the potato-filled side dishes
* Mongolian Grills – caution on the sauce – research before hand; oils, garlic, and spices should be fine
* Mexican – fajitas without the beans, rice, or tortillas – yum!
* Wings Places — ask if the wings are naked or breaded
* American / Steakhouses / Burgers – just simply exchange high carb sides for vegetables, and ask for no bun
* Fast Food – get a high quality salad or simply ask for a burger / grilled chicken without the bun
These are just some of the options. It would be hard to find a restaurant without any possible options for the low carber to partake. You might have to ask a few questions than other diners, and be sure to tip well and patronize those places which go out of their way to accommodate you.
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