your_body_your_life_mobile_personal_training_austin_texas This book is now available as a download.

Caloric food volume and food combinations are important, as is the number of daily meals and snacks and total daily caloric expenditure.  Negative food reactions most commonly occur with sugar, dairy products, wheat, peanuts, soy, wheat, corn, sodium and other additives and preservatives.

CONSUME RARELY:

  • Sugar:  fructose is best, sugar drinks, refined fruit & vegetable juices, fruit yogurt, candy, cookies, cakes, pies and other sugar products, ketchup, baked beans

  • High Glycemic Carbs:  junk food, chips, crackers, high-carb nutrition bars; low-fiber bread, bagels & tortillas; low-fiber breakfast cereals, pasta & rice

  • Excessive Saturated Fat & Trans-fats:  fried foods, fatty meats, gravy & other creamy sauces, junk food, some margarines, regular peanut butter

  • Whole Fat Dairy Products:  whole-fat cheese, cottage cheese, creamy salad dressings, sour cream; vegetable oils containing trans-fatty acids

  • Excessive sodium, additives & preservatives:  table salt, high-sodium foods & condiments

CONSUME IN MODERATION:

  • Medium-glycemic Carbs:  fresh-squeezed fruit juices, plain yogurt, breads & cereals with at least 1g of fiber for every 5g of carb; high-fiber, firm pasta, brown rice, oatmeal (slow-cooked)

  • Super Fats:  fish, olive, almond and peanut oils, avocadoes, olives, low-sodium nuts & seeds, natural peanut or soy nut butter, almond butter, tahini

  • Low-Fat Dairy or Soy Products:  soymilk, soy cheese, etc.; plain/vanilla yogurt, 2% dairy products, assuming no allergies or food sensitivities to dairy

  • Other:  diet soft drinks, alcohol, frozen & can foods, egg yolks, aspartame, saccharin

CONSUME LIBERALLY:

  • Super Fluids:  water, green/unsweetened tea, fresh-squeezed veggie/fruit juice

  • Super Dietary Supplements:  soluble fiber capsules, pure oat/wheat bran, Metamucil (sugar free), vitamins in capsule or liquid form

  • Super Fruits:  strawberries, apples, peaches, pears, plums, grapefruit, cherries, berries, oranges, firm bananas, lemons, limes

  • Super Veggies:  salads, spinach, greens, romaine lettuce, cucumbers, broccoli, celery, cauliflower, cabbage, asparagus, green beans, snow peas, squash, zucchini, sprouts, peppers, onions, mushrooms, radishes, tomatoes; don’t over-cook or use much salt

  • Super Beans, Lentils & Legumes:  high-fiber/low-sodium beans & lentils, soy, kidney, black, Great Northern, lima, navy, pinto, garbanzo (chick peas), black-eyed peas, veggie burgers

  • Protein:  lean meats, fish, soy products, protein shakes & bars, egg whites, tofu, low-fat dairy products, low-fat cottage cheese

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Please email me at scott@ybyl.com if interested in weight loss coaching or personal training.If you want to lose weight, weigh yourself 3-4 times a week.In terms of goal setting, your initial starting body weight should reflect your typical, normal weight.  Weigh at approximately the same time each day.  Set a weekly goal of 1, 1.5 or 2 pounds a week.  Take it seriously.  Chart your progress.By doing so, you’ll have continual feedback as to how your body reacts to different types and quantities of food and exercise.  Rapid initial weight loss is often a result of water loss due to sodium and carbohydrate reduction and increased lean protein and fiber consumption.  Substantial body weight fluctuations are the result of the same factors.If weighing yourself creates undue anxiety, then either re-frame it in your mind so that it doesn’t or don’t weigh yourself. To me the first option is preferable.Sharing your weight and goals with another person will double your chance of success because you’ll receive encouragement and positive accountability!www.ybyl.comscott@ybyl.com … scott mcteer, mf2u

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the key to weight loss is sustained moderation

Obesity is most often defined as 20% or more over ideal body weight.According to C. Everett Koop, former U.S. Surgeon General, obesity is the 2nd leading cause of preventable death in America.According to the Surgeon General, 61% or more Americans are obese.Obesity among adults has doubled since 1980 and tripled among adolescents.  Lots of Americans need to lose weight.  A primary goal of this blog is to help people lose weight.www.ybyl.comscott@ybyl.com … scott mcteer, mf2u

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We want 2 B …

functionally fit,

shape our bodies,

look and feel younger,

and live longer.

We want to slow down the aging process and turn back the clock.Here are more great benefits of taking great care of your body:more muscle * less body fat * optimal body weight & composition * increased metabolismincreased bone and joint strength * increased muscular strength, endurance & flexibility * more energy * increased self-confidence * reduced risk of major diseases * decreased arterial buildup * lower blood pressure & resting heart rate * increased balance, coordination and functional fitness * improved core strengthwww.ybyl.comscott@ybyl.com … scott mcteer, mf2u

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