Carbs: Good for Fat Loss? (Shocking Video)

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There are tons of carbs you can eat for fat-loss… but contrary to popular belief, whole wheat bread isn’t one of them…

carbs kill?

here’s a cool video I found that shows you the best types of carbs to eat when you’re trying to burn-fat:

http://www.howtogetsixpackabs.com/dietsolution1 <== clickity click

Make sure you watch the whole video, there are some pretty cool tips
towards the end.

Talk soon,

Todd
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1 Unique Spice That Beats Abdominal Fat

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I have a great article for you today from one of my trusted colleagues, Certified Nutrition Specialist, Mike Geary . It’s about a specific spice that could help you to burn body fat and get leaner, in an indirect way…

Enjoy!

1 Unique Spice That Beats Abdominal Fat:

Ok, this spice that I’m going to mention is one of the most overlooked, but healthiest spices in the world…

You might even call it a “fat burning spice”… in a roundabout way.

And yes, it can actually help you win the battle against abdominal fat if you use it daily…I’ll explain why.

Here are some other benefits of this miracle spice:

*controls blood sugar levels
*helps maintain insulin sensitivity
*a very powerful antioxidant
*may have antibacterial and antifungal properties
*and dozens of other benefits

So what is this miracle spice?

Well… it’s good old tasty Cinnamon!

Although cinnamon does not directly increase fat burning (such as by increasing metabolic rate, etc), it CAN actually help you to burn off abdominal fat and get leaner through an indirect link.

Here’s how…

Although cinnamon has dozens of health benefits, the main benefit that will help you to get leaner is through it’s strong effect on controlling blood sugar levels in your body.

In a study published in 2003 in the medical journal Diabetes Care, groups were split into people taking 1, 3, or 6 grams of cinnamon per day in capsule form (the equivalent of approx 1/4th to 1 teaspoon of cinnamon).

The results of the study showed that all 3 amounts of cinnamon reduced fasting blood glucose levels by 18-29% after 40 days.

Cinnamon can also increase insulin sensitivity, which essentially means that it is helping your body to control blood sugar while simultaneously allowing your body to produce less insulin.

As you know, chronically high insulin levels can make your body pack on the blubber.

How to harness this to lose more fat…

One possible way to benefit from cinnamon to lose more fat is to use cinnamon daily in your meals when you can, such as in yogurt or cottage cheese, in smoothies, oatmeal, or anything else you can think of where it would go well.

Also, you could use a cinnamon capsule before each of your meals.

This could help to control blood sugar and insulin response from your meals and thereby control your appetite and cravings throughout the day… hence, helping you to lose body fat more effectively over time.

So now you can see that not only is cinnamon a powerful antioxidant that can help you stay youthful longer, it can also help you to control blood sugar and get a leaner body!

Note: please make sure to consult your doctor before adding any new foods or spices to your nutrition plan if you are taking any medications or have food allergies.

Go to the link below to discover over a dozen more unique foods, spices, and weird styles of workouts that help to burn your abdominal fat faster:

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Nutrition Process to Lose Belly Fat

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Let’s dive into Part II of the Fat Loss Process head first, and cover the Nutrition portion of your first short term goal that we discussed last time.

But before we get started, I just want to make sure I’m clear that…

It doesn’t matter what your specific goal is. It could be to lose 7 pounds in a month, it could be to lose 1 pound a week…

Heck, it could even be to gain 2 pounds of muscle in 3 weeks.

This isn’t about the specific goal, it’s about the process to reach that goal.

And I also want to be clear that the short term goal isn’t restricted to 4 week blocks. It could even be set in 2 week blocks like I used for the http://SixPackAbsProject.com.

The important thing is to just set a short time frame, cut your big goal into a realistic chunk, and get after it.

Just like the Washing Clothes example earlier, there are 3 Main Parts to any successful fitness program.

1) Nutrition
2) Training
3) Cardio

And Each of these 3 have their own small processes that need laser sharp focus to be successful.

Since we’re discussing nutrition today, you probably already know that calculations and food choices are “involved”.

But what we may not realize is that those 2 things are just small parts of the big picture. They are NOT the single most important things of our nutrition process.

They are JUST Processes.

Let me give you an example.

Here’s a formula to calculate the number of calories we need to consume per day to maintain our current weight:

Men’s Formula:

66+(6.22 x bodyweight in lbs)+(12.7 x Height inches)-(6.8 x Age)= Resting Metabolic Rate (RMR)
*Multiply RMR By our Activity Factor (1.3 to 2.0), and this will give us our daily maintenance calories

Women’s Formula

665+(4.36 x bodyweight in lbs)+(4.32 x Height) inches-(4.7 x Age)= Resting Metabolic Rate (RMR)
*Multiply RMR By our Activity Factor (1.3 to 2.0), and this will give us our daily maintenance calories

Once we deduce our maintenence calories, we subtract 500 calories…..

And this is the number of calories we should consume per day to lose approximately 1 pound of fat per week.

Next we match up foods that help us reach the daily caloric requirements.

It could be mixed and matched…

Steak & potato

Chicken & Broccoli

The How to Get Six Pack Abs Cheeseburger (my fav)

The list goes on and on.

So we have a food list, we have the calories that we need each day to lose a pound of fat per week.

THEN WHAT?

The first answer that likely comes to our mind is to just put the foods together and get it done.

But this is usually where we get it all wrong. Because it’s not really THAT easy unless you have a list of things to check off each time something is done.

Because just like the example with washing clothes, each small step needs to be completed one at a time.

So, it does take a little preparation, and a little bit of thought, but it won’t kill us, I promise; because we’ll break it into even smaller chunks that are easy to focus our undivided attention.

Here’s what I would consider the 5 Basic Nutrition Processes:

1. Calculating our Calories
2. Making a grocery list of our (approved) preferred foods
3. Going to the store and purchasing the foods
4. Preparing the foods
5. Consuming the foods

Now, I think you’ll agree, on the surface this looks really simple.

Each of the Processes have several small action steps that should be completed based on the respective frequency of the process.

For example, let’s take “Preparing the Foods” Process, and answer a few of the questions we’ll use to formulate our own personal Nutrition Plan to follow, assuming we’re determined to reach our end goal.:

1. How often will we prepare our food?
- Will we cook each day as we go?
- Will we cook enough to last 2-3 day?
- Will we cook enough for a week?

2. How will we store our food?
- Will we just put it all in 1 big container?
- Will we seperate it out into portions so that
it’s ready to heat and eat?

3. How will we transport and store our food at work?
- Do we have access to a refrigerator at work?
- Will we have to work around our work schedule and
just consume meal replacement bars or shakes at work
and eat our prepared food at home?

Once we have those questions answered, the hard work is out of the way, and we simply lay out the process as we have it answered above..

So here’s what a “sample” Nutrition process may look like:

1. calculate our calories (Only have to do this Once)
2. choose approved foods to prepare for the week
3. go to the grocery store once per week
4. prepare our food to last 3 days at a time
5. Every 3rd day will be a cooking day for the next 3 days’ meals
6. we have our food portioned and placed in containers so that it’s easy to transport and eat
7. We know what we’re taking to work with us each day, and what we’ll be eating.

As you can see, once we break down each part, it becomes extremely manageable. This is why focusing on the process and action steps is so powerful. In this example, we focus all our attention on choosing, buying, preparing and consuming our food.

Nothing more, nothing less.

So, the next step in the overall process is to actually lay out a step by step workout action plan to achieve your first 4 Week Goal… And then follow it.

I’ll be more than happy to dive deeper into this in my next blog post, but before I do, I want to make sure you want this information…

And I want to make sure we have a grasp on everything covered today.

So, you can let me know whether you want me to move on to the next process or discuss the Nutrition process a little more before moving on by leaving a comment below.

** The last post received 64 comments, so if we receive at least 50 comments on THIS post, we’ll discuss more on the processes in the next post. If not, we’ll move on to a different topic. Cool?

talk soon!

Todd Scott
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Why Do We Lose Fat Fast, Then It Stops?

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Hey.. Todd here.

2 of the most frequent email questions I get on a regular basis are generally from people who have opted to receive my newsletter, but are not yet How to Get Six Pack Abs program customers. And that’s cool, because I love hearing from both newsletter subscribers and customers alike.

Anyway, the 2 most frequent questions have to do with why it seems so easy to lose weight on the “short term”, but then it seems to just dead bolt stop? And the other question is very similar, but usually more “enthusiastic,” like: How in the &$#!@ can I prevent this from happening over and over, because it’s frustrating as hell?

Generally, it’s super easy (or fairly easy anyway) to lose weight pretty fast within the first 2 weeks… And in my opinion it may be because of this one reason:

*) We eat “generally” healthy, and, although we feel a bit guilty about it, tend to go just a ‘tad’ overboard without realizing it.

Let me give you a real life example from my perspective (not that it’s about me, it’s just easier to explain).

Okay, so yesterday I ate pretty dang healthy. You know, 2 protein shakes, and 5 bun less deer cheeseburgers (if you have a copy of How to Get Six Pack Abs, then you already know about my cheeseburger diet and how to apply it to foods you enjoy – although yesterday I just killed the buns because I felt spunky).

So, as it sat, I had plenty of protein and a moderate dose of carbs, right? As I was lounging on the couch winding down for the night, I kinda started having these sugar cravings… and I LOOOVE oatmeal cream pies… so my illogical brain says… “Hell Todd, you can eat a creampie.. you did good today”. And even though I felt a bit guilty, I said what the heck… and grabbed one…

BUT BEFORE I KNEW IT…

I had eaten 4… or 5… Honestly, I don’t know, because I lost count after, oooh, around 2. (hey, I’ve never claimed to be 100% perfect, 100% of the time :)

And generally when things like this happen, we aren’t 110% committed to following through with the specifics to lose fat. Now, I don’t mean we don’t WANT the results of eating great and working out several times a week, I just mean we haven’t convinced ourselves that we’re gonna DO IT full throttle, right?

So, during this phase, even though we’re eating healthy 65%-70% of the time, we’re probably still eating a bunch of stuff that may be loaded with sodium, have tons of fat, and lots of sugar in it on top of our healthy nutrition habits.

Taking just 50% of that stuff out of a normal nutrition day can RAPIDLY speed up our fat loss. But the thing is, we’re not gonna do it until we’re ready… or until we’ve convinced ourselves that it will actually work to make us look and feel better.

When you take 90%-100% of that stuff out, then guess what? We won’t be putting anything in our body…

1) That will cause water retention (we normally retain a good bit of water from regular foods, and if we add in a little sodium, it’s been shown to make it worse)

2) That will prevent our body from burning fat (studies show that sugar increases insulin levels & forces our body to produce a hormone that actually prevents fat loss) or…

3) That will overload our body with extra calories by eating fatty foods (1 gram of fat has 9 calories in it as opposed to 4 calories per gram of protein or carbs).

Typically, when we get down to the nuts and bolts, get really serious about what we want out of losing the fat, and cut out most of the stuff that’s holding us back…

THE WEIGHT PEELS OFF… for the first 2-4 weeks or so.

And then it just seems to inexplicably stop dead in it’s tracks…

Which leads to the next question…

“How in the %$!@# do we tell our body to KEEP burning fat?”

This is the $84,000 dollar question… and the answer may shock you…

I’ll be back in a few days with more… be on the look out for an email with the subject: “The $84,000 Dollar Question”. When you get this email, make sure you OPEN IT. Okay?

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6 Minutes to Lose Weight Quickly

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Short on time? Use this killer 6-minute cardio routine to start burning fat fast.

If you’re looking for a quick work out that won’t sacrifice results, follow this routine every other day in place of your normal cardio:

Jump Rope - 20 Seconds

Dumbbell Swing - 8 each arm.

Complete these to exercises back to back without rest. That’s 1 round. Once you’ve finished the first round, rest 30 seconds and repeat for a total of 6 rounds. Over the course of 2 weeks, you should be able to work up to 10 rounds total.

Go here for a video of this killer Fat Loss Routine

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