How to Learn a Little Bit Each Day for Low Carb Success
One of the reasons many of us go on and off of diets and exercise regimens is because we don't understand very much about how and why they are soimportant. Frankly, most of the diet gurus give us simple plans for low carb living, but they don't tell us much about how and why this revolutionary approach works so well. "Low carb will change your metabolism,"or, "Our body converts carbs into sugar, so we need to cut down on carbs" are just not quite enough. We need to learn more about how to implement these new diet strategies in our daily lives to be successful. So, Key #1 to building a Low Carb Lifestyle is learning as much as you can.
I recommend a little each day, rather than reading one book or another cover tocover. This way, you can better internalize what you arelearning. http://lowcarb-lifestyles.com contains literally hundreds of valuable, short articles to help you learn in small bites each day. Our members simply login and read oneor two pieces on something that they have a particularinterest in, need to understand or that simply catch theirinterest. We recommend 20 mintes per day.
That's it. Try this: Each day, set a little goal for yourself.Some days, it will be obvious - "I'm feeling likecheating" - in that case, set a goal to learn somethingthat helps you not cheat. Or, "I really don't want to exercise today" - in this case, set a goal to get motivatedto go out and move! If you face no special challenge on agiven day, set a goal proactivley like, "I want to learnmore about getting better tastes into my daily life." The main point is, just learn one or two little bitsevery day. Do this day-in and day-out and you'll be your ownexpert and guru in no time! You'll get extra bursts ofmotivation from your newfound knowledge - that's the idea, of course. Daily learning, increased understanding deeperinsight every day will give you fresh inspiration andmotivation to stay the course.
Try this seemingly simplekey out for one week; you'll see what I mean! To get your started, as some homework, please readthe following article from LowCarb-Lifestyles.com, "Top 10Reasons Why Low Carb Dieters Can Get Fatter and Fatter."Here's the link:http://www.lowcarb-lifestyles.com/articles.php?a=read&aid=49 Which ones of these are you struggling to overcome?Please feel free to drop me a line and let me know how youare doing:mailto:henri@lowcarb-lifestyles.com.
Prostate Cancer Device Market set to Triple in Asia and Latin America
(ContentDesk) January 25, 2006 - The next five years will herald massive growth for minimally invasive prostate cancer devices in several emerging markets, with high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) technology leading the way.
By 2010, the Asian and Latin American markets for brachytherapy seeds, cryoablation, and HIFU devices will gross over $25 million in revenuemore than 3 times the market value in 2005.
According to a recent report by Millennium Research Group, prostate cancer rates are rising sharply due to the aging population and changing lifestyles.
In Asia, especially, a spike in prostate cancer cases is linked to a move away from traditional diets toward more Western fare.
As rates of prostate cancer rise, so too will the interest in minimally invasive treatments.
Much, if not most, of the growth in this sector will take place in rapidly industrializing countries in the Far East and Latin America.
Although it has yet...
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Giving Up the Diet is the Way to Go
If you're thinking of going on a diet to lose those extra pounds think again. Long-term weight control through dieting is near impossible, for the simple reason is that diets promote only short term solutions not long term. After dieting you'll certainly look lighter on the scales, but in most cases this is because you've dumped a few pounds of body fluid and muscle, and not because you've lost any significant amounts of body fat. One of the main reasons diets don't work is because they send the body into starvation mode - a survival mechanism for times when humans faced periods of famine. Cutting back on our energy intake causes the body to lower its metabolic rate, which reduces its ability to burn fat.
At the same time, hunger signals increase and we quickly start to crave high energy foods loaded with fats and sugars - the exact foods we are trying to do without! Alarmingly, research has shown that repeated dieting actually makes it harder to lose weight and easier to put...
Giving Up the Diet is the Way to Go
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How to Learn a Little Bit Each Day for Low Carb Success
One of the reasons many of us go on and off of diets and exercise regimens is because we don't understand very much about how and why they are soimportant. Frankly, most of the diet gurus give us simple plans for low carb living, but they don't tell us much about how and why this revolutionary approach works so well. "Low carb will change your metabolism,"or, "Our body converts carbs into sugar, so we need to cut down on carbs" are just not quite enough. We need to learn more about how to implement these new diet strategies in our daily lives to be successful. So, Key #1 to building a Low Carb Lifestyle is learning as much as you can.
I recommend a little each day, rather than reading one book or another cover tocover. This way, you can better internalize what you arelearning. http://lowcarb-lifestyles.com contains literally hundreds of valuable, short articles to help you learn in small bites each day. Our members simply login and read oneor two pieces on something that they...
How to Learn a Little Bit Each Day for Low Carb Success
Diets > How to Learn a Little Bit Each Day for Low Carb Success
New Multiclient Study Announced to Track Changing Public Opinion and Behavior Relating to Food Purchases
Recent research indicates the majority of US consumers reads food label information and tries to manage the amount and type of ingredients in their diets ? including trans fat and carbohydrates.
Pioneer Marketing Research announces a new opportunity for food manufacturers and processors to anticipate important trends by tracking changes in consumer interest and food purchase behavior.Americans continue to be conscious of the foods they consume.
A recent national survey by Pioneer Marketing Research reveals that 7 out of 10 Americans read food label information for processed food products that they buy, primarily for the amount and type of fat (44%).
Other major reasons Americans read food labels include calorie content (37%), carbohydrates (28%), nutritional value (21%) and the presence of substances to avoid (15%).Women are more likely to consult food label information than are men. There also is a clear and significant increase in food label readership as...
Diets > New Multiclient Study Announced to Track Changing Public Opinion and Behavior Relating to Food Purchases
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