TO CARDIO OR NOT TO CARDIO BEFORE BREAKFAST

treadmillTo perform cardio on an empty stomach is simply misguided, particularly for physique athletes.

At best, the effects on body composition won’t be any better either way; at worst, you’ll lose muscle and reduce total fat loss. So if you should eat…what should you eat prior to cardio?

The answer depends on several factors, including the duration and intensity of training, the timing of previous meals before the cardio session, and individual genetics.

A good rule of thumb is to consume approximately 1/4 gram of carbohydrate and 1/8 gram of protein per pound of your ideal bodyweight.

For example, if your ideal bodyweight is 200 pounds, then your pre-workout meal should consist of approximately 50 grams of carbs and 25 grams of protein. A shake made of natural fruit juice and whey protein is a good option, particularly if cardio is done early in the morning before breakfast.

Of course, individual response to macronutrient intake will vary, so use this recommendation as a starting point, and adjust accordingly.

 

Heart It

 

 

How to Lose 15-30lbs of Fat Fast

danaBelieve it or not we have a weight loss program that will get you to lose 15 to 30 lbs of fat in 23 days and it actualy works wether you like it or not, and guess what… we guarantee it.

We have helped thousands of people throughout the years to get healthy and lose tens of thousands of pounds of fat. You can be next!

Close your eyes and imagine you are looking at yourself in the miror and you are 20 lbs thinner and in just about 3 weeks your body is transformed.

23 days goes by so fast that before you know it, it’s a reality and you’re done!

 

Don’t put this aside, we all know what happens when you do. You forget about it and it becomes a distant memory and an unfulfilled dream. Act now and get ready for bikini season.

 

 

TO CARDIO OR NOT TO CARDIO BEFORE BREAKFAST

treadmillTo perform cardio on an empty stomach is simply misguided, particularly for physique athletes.

At best, the effects on body composition won’t be any better either way; at worst, you’ll lose muscle and reduce total fat loss. So if you should eat…what should you eat prior to cardio?

The answer depends on several factors, including the duration and intensity of training, the timing of previous meals before the cardio session, and individual genetics.

A good rule of thumb is to consume approximately 1/4 gram of carbohydrate and 1/8 gram of protein per pound of your ideal bodyweight.

For example, if your ideal bodyweight is 200 pounds, then your pre-workout meal should consist of approximately 50 grams of carbs and 25 grams of protein. A shake made of natural fruit juice and whey protein is a good option, particularly if cardio is done early in the morning before breakfast.

Of course, individual response to macronutrient intake will vary, so use this recommendation as a starting point, and adjust accordingly.

 

Heart It

 

 

How to Lose 15-30lbs of Fat Fast

danaBelieve it or not we have a weight loss program that will get you to lose 15 to 30 lbs of fat in 23 days and it actualy works wether you like it or not, and guess what… we guarantee it.

We have helped thousands of people throughout the years to get healthy and lose tens of thousands of pounds of fat. You can be next!

Close your eyes and imagine you are looking at yourself in the miror and you are 20 lbs thinner and in just about 3 weeks your body is transformed.

23 days goes by so fast that before you know it, it’s a reality and you’re done!

 

Don’t put this aside, we all know what happens when you do. You forget about it and it becomes a distant memory and an unfulfilled dream. Act now and get ready for bikini season.

 

 

Eat Slowly to Help with Indigestion

Indigestion is a guaranteed way to ruin a good meal. Indigestion, usually end up with you feeling way full, and sometimes accompanied by chest pain or burning and bloating. The first step to preventing indigestion is to stop eating food that upsets your digestive system. Follow these straightforward steps.

Eat four or five small meals a day
Your digestive system prefers a marathon over a sprint. Long periods of hunger punctuated by huge meals can place a lot of stress on your stomach and intestines. By eating a limited amount constantly — and slowly — throughout the day, you allow your body more time to process the food. When you eat slowly, your system will feel less overwhelmed, and you can better gauge when you should stop. Your system usually takes some time between first ingesting food and feeling full, so staying slow can keep you from pushing yourself over the limit.

Watch what you eat

For some people, spicy food can cause both indigestion and heartburn. Your digestive system also has a hard time processing fatty foods, and carbonated beverages can aggravate your stomach acid. Caffeine, alcohol and smoking might make you feel good in some ways, but they may also set off indigestion. A healthy diet can also help control your weight, which plays a major role in indigestion. Excess weight places pressure on your abdomen and stomach, pushing acid into your esophagus. This rising acid causes painful acid reflux. To avoid discomfort, try to design a healthy daily diet.

Chill out
Eating in a relaxed environment can help your digestion. Even outside of meal times, general stress can aggravate indigestion. You can try yoga, deep breathing or listening to peaceful nature sounds. Every individual has his or her own favorite relaxation technique. The trick is to find the one that works for you. Lower stress will allow your body to feel more wholesome overall, and those good vibes may be just what your digestive system needs.