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<blockquote data-quote="onearmedman" data-source="post: 1575969" data-attributes="member: 454"><p>There really was something to the Grapefruit Diet after all. Compound found in grapefruit actually causes the liver to behave as if fasting, breaking down fatty acids instead of carbohydrates.</p><p>Bottom line: there's extremely sweet breaking news about a compound hidden in the tangy flavor of grapefruits that may treat diabetes naturally and also bring some of the benefits of low carb dieting to the body, too -- without dieting. Scientists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), have discovered that naringenin, an antioxidant derived from the bitter flavor of grapefruits and other citrus fruits, triggers the liver to break down fat.</p><p></p><p>Key Point & Secret &#8211; A compound found in grapefruit will accelerate the weight loss process by creating fasting-type benefits to the body similar to the Atkin’s diet. Eat at least one or two grapefruits a day to accelerate the weight loss process.</p><p><strong>I have to pass on this since it interferes with my BP meds...</strong></p><p>Further Defining the Meal Breakdown:</p><p></p><p>5 Meals a Day: breakfast, mid-morning snack, lunch, mid-afternoon snack, and dinner. If needed after dinner, a 70 to 180 calorie nutrition bar, preferably non-gmo soy. South Beach and Atkins (not peanut filled, oats, cereal, etc) only soy, preferably non-gmo.</p><p></p><p>Calories: Here's the calorie rule of thumb: protein source at or below 250 calories, fruits in the 50 to 75 calorie range, vegetables in the 25 to 50 calorie range, starch in the 50 calorie range.</p><p></p><p>For men Breakfast will average around 300 calories, Lunch and Dinner should be in the 400 calorie range, with 200 calories from snacks.</p><p></p><p>For women Breakfast would be 200 to 250, Lunch and Dinner 400 calorie range, snacks 150 to 200. For many women this will be more than they usually eat, it's the nutrient dense combination of food that will change the metabolism. So women may actually be eating more food to lose weight.</p><p></p><p>Food List: Choose food for Protein, Fruit, Vegetables, Starches from Food List only. Some foods are completely eliminated such as pasta, beans, onions, carrots, cheese, nuts, etc.</p><p></p><p>Timing Issues: Last fruit at least 4 hours before bedtime, dinner at least 3 hours before bedtime, last snack (if needed) at least 1 hour before bedtime.</p><p></p><p>Food Source: Everything fresh or fresh frozen. Nothing out of a box or can, except tuna once a week with very few exceptions I will list.</p><p></p><p>Refined Sugar: None, no sugar, high fructose corn syrup, white bread, pasta.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="onearmedman, post: 1575969, member: 454"] There really was something to the Grapefruit Diet after all. Compound found in grapefruit actually causes the liver to behave as if fasting, breaking down fatty acids instead of carbohydrates. Bottom line: there's extremely sweet breaking news about a compound hidden in the tangy flavor of grapefruits that may treat diabetes naturally and also bring some of the benefits of low carb dieting to the body, too -- without dieting. Scientists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), have discovered that naringenin, an antioxidant derived from the bitter flavor of grapefruits and other citrus fruits, triggers the liver to break down fat. Key Point & Secret – A compound found in grapefruit will accelerate the weight loss process by creating fasting-type benefits to the body similar to the Atkin’s diet. Eat at least one or two grapefruits a day to accelerate the weight loss process. [B]I have to pass on this since it interferes with my BP meds...[/B] Further Defining the Meal Breakdown: 5 Meals a Day: breakfast, mid-morning snack, lunch, mid-afternoon snack, and dinner. If needed after dinner, a 70 to 180 calorie nutrition bar, preferably non-gmo soy. South Beach and Atkins (not peanut filled, oats, cereal, etc) only soy, preferably non-gmo. Calories: Here's the calorie rule of thumb: protein source at or below 250 calories, fruits in the 50 to 75 calorie range, vegetables in the 25 to 50 calorie range, starch in the 50 calorie range. For men Breakfast will average around 300 calories, Lunch and Dinner should be in the 400 calorie range, with 200 calories from snacks. For women Breakfast would be 200 to 250, Lunch and Dinner 400 calorie range, snacks 150 to 200. For many women this will be more than they usually eat, it's the nutrient dense combination of food that will change the metabolism. So women may actually be eating more food to lose weight. Food List: Choose food for Protein, Fruit, Vegetables, Starches from Food List only. Some foods are completely eliminated such as pasta, beans, onions, carrots, cheese, nuts, etc. Timing Issues: Last fruit at least 4 hours before bedtime, dinner at least 3 hours before bedtime, last snack (if needed) at least 1 hour before bedtime. Food Source: Everything fresh or fresh frozen. Nothing out of a box or can, except tuna once a week with very few exceptions I will list. Refined Sugar: None, no sugar, high fructose corn syrup, white bread, pasta. [/QUOTE]
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