I'm not much of a coffee drinker, usually just once in the week and again on a Sunday morning I will have a Mocha.I have grown to appreciate a good cup, but I think its best to make it yourself, though there are plenty of shops on the way to work that said in the words of "Spartacus Gods of the arena" are very keen to part you of your money from purse, "By offering you p*ss and claim it fine wine in exchange for your hard earned coin, I beseech you all pass on this offer or wash sh*t from mouth daily" ( i.e Starbucks Costa, Cafe Nero, and the like). A few point to keep in mind *Coffee Can Help You Burn Fat ~ Did you know that caffeine is found in almost every commercial fat burning supplement? There’s a good reason for that… caffeine is one of the very few natural substances that have actually been proven to aid fat burning. Other studies show that caffeine can specifically increase the burning of fat, by as much as 10% in obese individuals and 29% in lean people.
Found the post useful? need some tweaks with your diet?, I can put you in a more healthier position by offering you a Charles Poliquin BioSignature session,click on the link to find out more.Some people avoid avocados due to their high fat content. Most of us know by now that avocados have the kind of fat that actually help you lose weight. Avocados are brimming with essential nutrients, including potassium, B-vitamins and folic acid. They also act as a so-called nutrient booster; when eaten with other foods, avocados enable the body to better absorb cancer-fighting nutrients, such as carotenoids, found in vegetables that include spinach and carrots. Still not convinced? Eating avocados has been shown to lower cholesterol levels and they are a rich source of monounsaturated fatty acids, including oleic acid, which offers significant protection against breast cancer. The potassium content in avocados regulates blood pressure and helps guard against heart disease and strokes, as well as aiding digestion and helping the body flush out toxins. The combination of B6, C and D, riboflavin and manganese found in avocados helps maintain a strong immune system. They are also a good source of vitamins A and E, which help protect against cancer. Avocados are high in omega-3, which reduces the risk of heart disease and lecithin, a type of fatty acid crucial for healthy nervous tissue. Yes. Avocados are naturally high in fat, but it is mostly healthy, monounsaturated fat that is essential for plump, youthful skin. They also stimulate production of anti-wrinkle collagen, which, together with vitamin E, makes them the best food to eat for a healthy complexion. So what are you waiting for?, lets get stuck in...
There are some amazing foods that added to your diet can be the missing piece of the jigsaw you've been looking for to help your fitness goals, over the next few weeks I will post my top ten, lets start with the awesome Cacao. This amazing superfood is where the source of chocolate comes from, so its a great gift to give away, this is one of my three "go to" products in the morning as I normally take it 2-3 x weekly. Cacao is celebrated as "the food of the gods." It is one of the most nutritious foods known to man. It has the highest known antioxidant levels of any food, as well as a wide array of beneficial minerals, notably sulphur and magnesium. It is widely recognized for the naturally occurring chemicals it contains, which stimulate the happy centres in our brain. No other food in the world is known to contain as many mood-improving substances as cacao Who adds this to their smoothies in the morning?
Breakfast tip: The best meal is usually the first meal! You all know I like my food, I need to fuel up as I am looking forward to a good week & working out 3-4 times (roughly 1hr 15mins each) with weights & cardio & another two 45min foam rolling & mobility & stretching sessions.
Keep it simple & rich in protein & choose your supplements to fit your own personal goals. "Breakfast"- The most important meal of the day, don't skip It, change it up weekly & start the day as you mean to continue. Keep in mind "Breakfast is the most important meal of the day", don't skip It, change it up weekly & start the day as you mean to continue. "What you eat is just as important as how you train" & its clear that what fuel you put into your body will effect your performance. So if you want to get to your fitness goals, take a good look at these three types of breakfast "like comment” on the ones you mostly have. If you want to burn those fat calories & hear them scream you got to fuel fuel your body with what works for you, everyone is different & one size does not fit all. Want to know more or train with me? drop me a private email from the Contact section. Remember ~ "The secret of getting ahead is getting started!". Everyone loves Pancakes, well protein pancakes are very easy to make, you just need 4 basic ingredients: milk, yogurt, eggs and ground oats.
Did you know all four are rich in protein and make a great pancake mix?, the trick is to let the oats soak. I haven't had pancakes for some time, so last weekend I decided to try it out & since the missus is a Sicilian genius in the kitchen, we had a great time making them!. Now with this healthier option on the table, especially if you use oats instead of flour you definitely need to let them soak first. If you fry them right away, you’ll end up crunching on oats (bonus the extra chewing will burn more calories..😁) so seriously the soaking step is crucial. Its always important to use quality ingredients free range eggs, milk and yogurt and mix them up well. Then comes the part of mixing in the ground oats and let it them stay there for 12-15 mins. Once the mix becomes bit more solid and none are floating at the bottom, then its time to to make the Pancakes ..enjoy!...😁 Here are some Nutritional facts pancakes / 70g each 90 Calories per pancake 6g protein 3g fat 10g carbohydrates Ingredients 1 1/8 cup ( 115g ) oat bran or oat flour 1/2 cup ( 115g ) milk 3 egg whites + 1 egg yolk 4 tbsp ( 60g ) plain yogurt 1 tsp olive oil + oil for frying 1 tsp honey + pinch of salt |
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