Author: | Chance Alexander, RN | ISBN: | 9781386536154 |
Publisher: | Clifford McDuffy | Publication: | January 12, 2017 |
Imprint: | Language: | English |
Author: | Chance Alexander, RN |
ISBN: | 9781386536154 |
Publisher: | Clifford McDuffy |
Publication: | January 12, 2017 |
Imprint: | |
Language: | English |
Dr. Sears maintains that the major keys to losing weight are keeping the blood sugar stable and maintaining a proper hormone balance. He feels that elevated insulin, a hormone that helps to control blood sugar promotes inflammation, which in turn, adds pounds to our bodies. Keeping insulin levels “in the Zone” is accomplished by eating the right foods in the right portions and proportions at every meal.
Keeping yourself in the Zone requires that some simple rules are followed:
*Eat a meal sometime within the first hour of waking up
*Eat at least once within every five hours of time
*Have a bedtime snack
*Stick to the 30% fat, 30% protein and 40% carb limitations per meal and snack
*Always eat 3 meals and 2 snacks every single day
*Schedule consistent, but moderate, exercise, such as 30 minutes of aerobics per day
*Consider starches as “extras” at meals and snacks, not part of the meal
*Avoid high sugar fruits and vegetables, red meats and egg yolks
*Manage calories: Women=1200 per day; Men=1500 per day
While the Zone Diet® is not a fast weight loss diet, you can still expect to lose about 1.5 pounds the first week and a steady amount of about one pound per week thereafter, if you follow the rules above. What you will not lose on the Zone Diet® is fat, rather than muscle or water. You will see the most dramatic change in the way your clothes fit rather than on the scales when you weight.
The Zone Diet® is also good for those who prefer vegan, gluten-free or low-salt, because it focuses so much on fresh, non-starchy, low-sugar fruits and vegetables, as well as poultry and fish.
As with any diet, before you adopt the Zone Diet® as your eating plan, check with a health professional to make sure the diet is right for you.
Pick up your copy today... Enjoy!
Dr. Sears maintains that the major keys to losing weight are keeping the blood sugar stable and maintaining a proper hormone balance. He feels that elevated insulin, a hormone that helps to control blood sugar promotes inflammation, which in turn, adds pounds to our bodies. Keeping insulin levels “in the Zone” is accomplished by eating the right foods in the right portions and proportions at every meal.
Keeping yourself in the Zone requires that some simple rules are followed:
*Eat a meal sometime within the first hour of waking up
*Eat at least once within every five hours of time
*Have a bedtime snack
*Stick to the 30% fat, 30% protein and 40% carb limitations per meal and snack
*Always eat 3 meals and 2 snacks every single day
*Schedule consistent, but moderate, exercise, such as 30 minutes of aerobics per day
*Consider starches as “extras” at meals and snacks, not part of the meal
*Avoid high sugar fruits and vegetables, red meats and egg yolks
*Manage calories: Women=1200 per day; Men=1500 per day
While the Zone Diet® is not a fast weight loss diet, you can still expect to lose about 1.5 pounds the first week and a steady amount of about one pound per week thereafter, if you follow the rules above. What you will not lose on the Zone Diet® is fat, rather than muscle or water. You will see the most dramatic change in the way your clothes fit rather than on the scales when you weight.
The Zone Diet® is also good for those who prefer vegan, gluten-free or low-salt, because it focuses so much on fresh, non-starchy, low-sugar fruits and vegetables, as well as poultry and fish.
As with any diet, before you adopt the Zone Diet® as your eating plan, check with a health professional to make sure the diet is right for you.
Pick up your copy today... Enjoy!