It is a science without a doubt the loss of fat – so precise, in fact, that if everyone would follow the exact science that melt fat at an astonishing pace. Too good to be true? I do not think. Keep reading.
In short, the science of fat loss is a four-legged stool, which refers to:
1) eat fewer calories than you burn general / spend during the day
2) The steady weight and resistance
3) high intensity cardio
4) adequate rest periods
Let’s look at each individual aspect without being too technical: For today’s post, I’ll just focus on the first of four previous debates. The rest we shall see in the coming days ..
1) The total calories less than you burn / spend during the day
It is not difficult. excess calories as fat, regardless of whether the excess calories from fat, protein or carbohydrates. For the record, one gram of fat gives you nine calories. One gram of protein provides four calories and one gram of carbohydrate provides four calories too. However, not so much the contribution of the fattest people must be tired, but instead of high glycemic carbohydrates.
During the 70 and 80, there was a “fat free” craze that began in the U.S., and one would think that if “fat” was the way to fat loss that most of the United States. UU. would be smooth and thin. Quite the opposite was true. Despite a vast movement toward fat free products, the only nation that became obese. Recent studies confirm that consumption of sugar was high in blood sugar leading to the pancreas to secrete more insulin, leading to sugar levels and drastically lower, and finally fat.
If you are natural fat (for example, the endomorph body type – where you put on fat easily), most likely insulin resistant. This, in simple English means that the body does not metabolize / break the sugar in the blood very efficiently, which means that excess sugar is stored as fat. You can eat all foods without the fat you want, but excess sugar is converted into fat. One of the products I’ve tried that really helps break down sugar and improve insulin resistance is a Swiss Diabecen name. It contains cinnamon land-based water that has been scientifically proven to reduce blood cholesterol and improve insulin sensitivity, which can help fat loss when combined with exercise regular.
Second, lots of food is also very important. In general, consume 5-6 small portions of meals throughout the day to regulate blood sugar. In general, each serving of food must be the size of a clenched fist.
On waking in the morning if you can afford it – a ball of about 20 grams of whey protein with an empty stomach. To do this, even before you brush your teeth. Since you have not eaten for several hours during sleep, your body will absorb the whey protein very efficiently and this will go a long way to help restore long-term if you do this on a daily basis. About 20-30 minutes later, a hearty breakfast.
Breakfast should be the exception (in terms of size of food portions – may be larger than the size of a fist), but as the first meal of the day, like during sleep that has fasted for a period of 7-8 one hour during which the body was not nutrient intake. Oats are by far the best breakfast there because it is low GI, allows a slow, steady release of energy reduces blood cholesterol soluble. You can also add a tablespoon of whey protein to your oatmeal and fruit pieces. They also have a good multi vitamin with breakfast to give you the vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients that your body needs for proper biological functioning during the day.
Thirdly, taper down the carbs that day happens at night. Note that I never suggested to stop eating after a certain hour. It is a myth. What it really means is that after about 20:00 tonight, carbohydrates should be reduced as possible metabolic functions of the body are slower at night than it is during the day – unless of course was an intense workout late at night, during which it is perfectly acceptable to consume carbohydrate protein shake / after your workout.
This leads me to # 4 – Eat a tablespoon of glycemic carbohydrate-rich drink whey protein immediately after your workout to gain some loss of glycogen stores. Protein helps improve the recovery of body tissues, including muscle tissue, but also other body tissues, which had a strain during training. This includes the immune system as well. Protein that repairs all – not just muscle. Include a teaspoon of the amino acid L-glutamine to your drink after training it will help the body absorb proteins more efficiently.
You might wonder why I recommend a high carbohydrate glucose directly after a workout and not a carbohydrate drink low glycemic index. It’s simple: during training, the body decomposes rapidly energy and therefore your body needs very quickly and low GI carbs will do. You need a high GI carbohydrate, and if the top during the latency period of 20 minutes following the time of the end of their training, metabolic unit of the organism is extremely high, meaning that carbohydrates GI and high protein drinks are not stored as fat. Instead, it will be absorbed by the muscles almost immediately.
About 45 to 60 minutes after your drink after training, a solid meal, low GI with a little protein. An example would be two slices of rye bread, a salad and a grilled chicken breast on the size of the palm of your hand.
Just before bedtime, if you can afford – consumption cassein a protein (as opposed to whey protein is digested very quickly). A protein-based cassein takes several hours to digest – which is right before bed, because during the first 90 minutes of sleep, the brain secretes growth hormone (hGH) in blood, and combine it with a slow release protein that cassein goes a long way to help recover from the stress imposed by training (and the stress of the day in general) and also improves sleep quality.
If weight loss is particularly their goal, try to cut carbs as possible during the day, but the exception should be small – that you have a hole if it is completely cut carbohydrates completely. Breakfast should certainly be a low GI meal, because it will give a slow release of energy during the day, and what better source of low GI carbohydrates in oats, with a few pieces of fruit, a little cinnamon, a little honey and a tablespoon of whey protein.
Always try to eat a little protein in your meals, as this creates a feeling of fullness. excellent sources of protein include skinless chicken breast, turkey breast, tuna, lean meat, lean cuts of beef, egg whites (cooked or boiled), broccoli, soybeans, and beverages and protein bars (attention to protein bars too much sugar – are always high protein / low carbohydrate)
Also do not forget the importance of essential fatty acids. Excellent sources include salmon, freshwater fish, avocado, nuts and organic peanut butter (no sugar). Can also be supplemented with omega 3 and 6 capsules of fatty acids, because fat helps the body burn fat more efficiently.