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The 5:2 Diet
by David Bale
Part 1 of the Toughing Out The First 10 Days series
What is The 5:2 Diet? The thing most people want to know is what this diet is all about. It's simple, and most generalize it in the following, truncated way. Two non-consecutive days are required to fast. Fasting consists of eating very little, about 600 calories (500 for women) and that's it. The goal is to eat highly nutritional foods, however, and not just 2 candy bars and call it a day.... The other 5 days, you can eat a healthy diet. This is not fasting in the traditional sense, and you have to plan out 2 of your 7 days per week. Making the 5:2 Plan Work For You The absolute first step in any fitness regimen that you ever want to succeed with is simple, set a realistic goal. If you say that you want to lose 100 pounds in 10 days, you won't make it. Think long and hard about this, because if you don't meet your goal, you may find yourself depressed and will most likely want to throw in the towel. This happens a lot, and that's not the purpose of this lifestyle change. A realistic goal may be 10 pounds. That's 1 pound a day, and that may help you. Some may want more than that, which is fine. Only you can truly know what your body weight is at and where you want to be. To kick start things, try to be realistic and modest, and then after the initial starting point go big and don't worry about numbers. 10 Days Later.... If you can make it through 10 days, you should have no problem with the rest. However, your first few attempts at fasting will be tough. Don't give up if it seems like you have insurmountable odds against you, because you don't really have that. Yes, the plan is hard at first, but in time, it will be far easier. Only you can truly influence and motivate yourself. Whatever you need to do to get through the first 10 days, do it. Sometimes it's a battle of will, and sometimes it's not so hard. Whatever you finally decide doing, make sure that you keep in mind that you are the ultimate control factor.
Key Sections of the Book:
• The Benefits
• Tips For Success In The First 10 Days
• Things To Avoid In The First 10 Days
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The Paleo Diet
by David Bale
Part 3 of the Toughing Out The First 10 Days series
What is The Paleo Diet? Learning what to eat and the foods to avoid are the first steps in following this diet, which will be explored in detail later in this book. The basic guidelines are to pay attention to the vitamins and nutrients, amount of protein, fiber and potassium you are actually putting into your body. A daily diet should include up to 35% protein, fresh vegetables and fruits over carbohydrates, increasing fiber and potassium and lowering sodium levels. This diet is based on what hunter-gathers ate, including limitless fresh veggies and fruits. Another important component is whether the food you consume is acid-producing or alkaline-yielding. Constant high levels of acid from meat, fish, grains and dairy lead to creating an imbalance in your digestive system, which leads to inflammation throughout your body. Prolonged inflammation can lead to nutrient deficiencies and major life-changing diseases, including cancer. Fruits and vegetables are alkaline foods and help balance the acid levels. Making the Paleo Diet Work For You Following the Paleo Diet will help your body balance itself and heal damaged caused by digestive issues. With your body functioning properly, you will experience increased energy levels, clearer thinking, better absorption of vitamins and nutrients, fewer allergies and many others! Some people don't realize the condition their body is in because they have been living with skin irritation, sleeplessness and other conditions for as long as they can remember. Once one or more is relieved, it's as though a whole new world has opened up. 10 Days Later.... The first 10 days will be the most challenging. You will experience mood swings, mental resistance and maybe even a lack of support from friends and family, but it will get better! Plan out each meal for the first 10 days and buy all the groceries. The less you need to go to the store, the more likely you will stick to the diet. The Paleo Diet is a lifestyle change that takes time, so don't stress if you accidentally use the wrong oil or eat a food that is on the "bad" list. Learn from it and move forward. Key Sections of the Book The Benefits Tips For Success In The First 10 Days Things To Avoid In The First 10 Days Download Your Copy Today! Tags: Paleo Diet, Paleolithic Diet, Paleolithic Diet plan, caveman diet
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The 5:2 Diet vs. Daniel Fast
by David Bale
Part of the Toughing Out The First 10 Days series
What is The 5:2 Diet? The thing most people want to know is what this diet is all about. It's simple, and most generalize it in the following, truncated way. Two non-consecutive days are required to fast. Fasting consists of eating very little, about 600 calories (500 for women) and that's it. The goal is to eat highly nutritional foods, however, and not just 2 candy bars and call it a day. The other 5 days, you can eat a healthy diet. This is not fasting in the traditional sense, and you have to plan out 2 of your 7 days per week. What is The Daniel Fast?
There are two references to fasting in the book of Daniel, and that is what the Daniel Fast focuses on for guidelines.
• In the first reference, Daniel 1, Daniel and his friends drank only water and ate only vegetables for ten days. At the end of their ten days, they appeared healthier than their peers who ate the rich food from the royal table.
• Then again in Daniel 10, Daniel undergoes another fast and abstains from meat, and wine (peasant food) for a period of twenty-one days
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Dukan vs. Paleo Diet
by David Bale
Part of the Toughing Out The First 10 Days series
What is The Dukan Diet? The Dukan Diet (also called the Dukan method) is considered a high-protein diet that involves eating as much food as desired from an approved list while following a schedule for these foods. Only protein is allowed in the early phase with addition of low starch vegetables in the second phase. These phases are followed until the dieter reaches their ideal weight. This diet is made to follow the eating style of primitive man back when humans were hunters/gatherers. The key to this diet is that it isn't about counting calories, instead, it is using protein as a weight-loss powerhouse. Protein is filling and takes time to digest. What is The Paleo Diet? Learning what to eat and the foods to avoid are the first steps in following this diet, which will be explored in detail later in this book. The basic guidelines are to pay attention to the vitamins and nutrients, amount of protein, fiber and potassium you are actually putting into your body. A daily diet should include up to 35% protein, fresh vegetables and fruits over carbohydrates, increasing fiber and potassium and lowering sodium levels. This diet is based on what hunter-gathers ate, including limitless fresh veggies and fruits. Another important component is whether the food you consume is acid-producing or alkaline-yielding. Constant high levels of acid from meat, fish, grains and dairy lead to creating an imbalance in your digestive system, which leads to inflammation throughout your body. Prolonged inflammation can lead to nutrient deficiencies and major life-changing diseases, including cancer. Fruits and vegetables are alkaline foods and help balance the acid levels.
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Wheat Belly vs Ketogenic Diet
by David Bale
Part of the Toughing Out The First 10 Days series
What is The Wheat Belly Diet? The Wheat Belly Diet is based on the research and belief that the wheat we consume in countless products today causes many health problems because it is genetically different. Through the years, food companies have found more and more uses for wheat. The increase in demand presented a unique challenge to growers, which was to find ways to produce more wheat for a lower cost. This was accomplished, but the outcome has been a crop that barely resembles what wheat used to be. Followers of the diet cut out wheat products, which includes following a gluten-free diet and experiencing freedom from many health issues, including obesity, acne, diabetes and heart disease. What is The Ketogenic Diet? The main goal of the Ketogenic Diet, for fitness and weight loss is because it forces the body to burn fats. In order to get on board with this diet, you will have to reduce carbohydrates and ramp up protein and other supplements. The Ketogenic Diet is not so much about omission as it is about balancing things in a different manner. Instead of focusing on low fat items, and no carbs, it's about lowering the intake to a different level. When these things are done in the right fractions, the body spikes metabolic rate and burns a lot more calories than others.
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