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The Best Workout for Your Metabolism

June 4th, 2010 Comments off

By Julie Upton, RD During a run yesterday, my girlfriend and I were commiserating about how we can win the battle against our aging—and slowing—metabolism. I know there’s not a lot you can do diet-wise to rev up your body’s engine, so it looks like exercise is the best approach to increase metabolic rate. Research shows that you can get modest, and usually short-lived, metabolism lifts from making time for breakfast, getting more protein, eating chili peppers, drinking lots of coffee and tea, and having more frequent meals. However, exercise habits can make a bigger difference in your overall metabolism. Since body weight—and lean muscle mass specifically—is the primary contributor of metabolism, increasing lean body mass has been one proven way to raise your rate.

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Meet Our CarbLovers!

May 18th, 2010 Comments off

By Shaun Chavis Follow me on Twitter Last week here at Health ‘s Alabama office, we kicked off an exciting project: A group of 14 women and two men are trying our new diet plan, The CarbLovers Diet . We’ve been working on this diet for two years, and it’s based on emerging research about “resistant starch” — a starch that can help boost your weight loss efforts, and is naturally found in foods like bananas, potatoes, rice, pasta, beans, and bread

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High Altitudes May Lead to Weight Loss

February 4th, 2010 Comments off

Obese men lost weight when relocated to high altitudes without making other significant lifestyle changes, and they kept some of the weight off for a month.

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Ebook Fat Burning Furnace

January 22nd, 2010 Comments off

Of all the weight loss program in the industry, why can Fat Burning Furnace be such a success?

Fat burning furnace is not a scam and it is the most popular weight loss programs on the internet, with thousands of user testimonials from around the world. The key to that question, I think, is that the creator, Rob Poulos, was a normal guy with weight issues of his own and tried various disappointing products before he devised his own experience into this effective program. Therefore, the guide is easy to understand and to follow, as it is clearly laid out step by step by someone who was once in your place.

Like other similar programs, Fat Burning Furnace focuses on nutrition and exercises. However, instead of giving you a strict diet plan to stick to, it simply provides you with a large number of alternatives to substitute your favorite food. Besides, it works for vegetarians too, since the diet is designed with a variety of choices. When it comes to workout, Rob Poulos is firmly against long-time exercise, and that is why
Fat burning furnace instruct you to do short yet intense exercise three times a week. More importantly, Fat burning furnace emphasizes the importance of Resting Metabolic Rate in a way that no program ever did. The main idea is to increase the amount of calories that your body burns while you are resting. Achieving high Resting Metabolic Rate is literally to realize slim and lean body shape effortlessly.

After all,
Fat burning furnace is no magic, nor is it the ideal choice for everyone. If what you are looking for is building huge muscle mass, if you are going to relay on the program to work by itself without commitment and determination, then Fat Burning Furnace is not the right plan for you.

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