Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Like everyone else

Like everyone else, I started off by trying to apply the usual weight-loss rules and, like everyone else, I became thoroughly disillusioned with the lack of positive results.


But soon afterwards, as luck would have it, I came across a general practitioner with a keen interest in nutritional problems. He gave me some advice, and the guidelines he suggested to me seemed to call into question the fundamental basis of traditional dietetics.


It was not long before I was achieving very promising results. So I then decided to delve further into the theory. This I was quite well placed to do, as I worked for a pharmaceutical company and found it relatively easy to come by the scientific information I needed.


Within a few weeks I had gathered together most of the French and American papers which existed on the subject. I already knew that certain rules brought results, but I wanted to get to the root of the scientific explanations, to know how and in what circumstances the rules would work and what limits there might be to their effectiveness.

Thursday, May 13, 2010

You can move your workouts to another form of activity.

Trade the treadmill for the elliptical trainer
If you are currently suffering from back pain, or have in the past, it might be a very smart choice to move your cardio workouts from the treadmill to the elliptical trainer. While running certainly is a good cardiovascular exercise and great for fat burning, it does contribute to a lot of impact on your vertebra.

If you really do have a great love of running and hate to give it up, at least consider cutting back on the volume you are doing. You really only need a couple of runs each week to keep yourself physically fit, and from there you can move your workouts to another form of activity.

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