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eating right

5 Ways To Eating To Remain Slim!

4 March 2009

This one is a tricky area for most of us who are fighting the bulge. But there is good news…There are sensible ways to eat and stay fit and slim. Here are the top 5: 1. Begin with Eggs: Researches have shown 2 eggs at breakfast can help you cut your calorie intake by 400 [...]

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Top 7 Heart Healthy Foods

25 February 2009

Hi. The core of most exercise regime is cardio-vascular fitness. Most workout programs are built around the cardio theme and we have covered a lot of treadmills reviews so far. So, the natural flow would be a post on what would make a heart healthy diet. Here are some foods (list not in order of [...]

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The Protein-Workout Nexus

18 February 2009

Protein is another macronutrient like carbohydrate, water and fat. They are required for making enzymes, hormones, blood plasma, and tissue repair, muscle building and even for energy production. Though there are exceptions, the general rule for regular and intense workout schedules, weight training included, is protein consumption up to 1 gm per pound of body [...]

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Carbohydrate Loading, Stacking And Pre-Workout Sugar Intake

11 February 2009

Continuing on the note of carbohydrates, I feel there are three other basics that require demystifying – that of carbohydrate loading, carbohydrate stacking and pre-workout sugar intake. I am sure you have heard sprinters talk of carb loading often and wondered what it is. To put it simply, carbohydrate loading is when an athlete spends [...]

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De-Mystifiying Carbohydrates

4 February 2009

The more I interact with fitness enthusiasts and gym goers, the more I come across misunderstandings about the macronutrients – carbohydrates, protein, fat and water. Some talk of only a specific scale or measurement as an ideal, others talk of a particular diet that serves as a weight loss panacea and still others argue about [...]

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