Diet Tribe

September 11, 2011

Fitness Nd Diet Help (pics Included)?

Filed under: diet help — Tags: , , , , , , , , — judy @ 12:02 pm

I just love answering these diet help questions. Here’s another:

Question: Please help me i’m out of shape and too skinny what kind of diet should i consume mostly i currently take lots of carbohydrates with meat,fish or egg, and how many push up and sit ups per day??? please help i cant go to a gym cuz of my age and parents

pics are below
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/190/pic1pa.png/
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Answer: you dont look too bad but think about adding some fats like nuts and keep eating what you do along with drinking a lot of milk. i dont know what kind of shape you are in but try starting with 100 and u can break them up into sets of at least 10

March 25, 2011

Vegan Diet Help ????

Filed under: diet help — Tags: , , , , , , — judy @ 12:02 pm

This week’s question is as follows:

Question: As a vegan…….do you not drink milk and eat egs or fish….. whats te difference between vegan and vegetarian.

Also….what vitamins do you have to take cause your not eating meat. Im considering becoming a vegetarian or vegan and im curious…and i want input from a vegan instead of wikipedia or something like that

Answer: A FISH IS an ANIMAL.

FISH are ANIMALS.

A vegetarian and a vegan both do not eat meat.
Fish. Is. Meat.

Vegans do not eat any dairy, eggs, cheese, yoghurt, ice cream, or milk chocolate or ANY dairy product that comes from an animal- that means meat too, no rennet , no gelatin from hooves etc. No vegan or vegetarian eats fish, because, like chickens and baby ponies, fish are animals.

A vegetarian doesn’t eat the FLESH, BLOOD, FAT, HOOVES, or anything from a dead animal.

They can eat the milk and cheese and eggs ( technically the animal doesn’t die to make these things althouth their existence is miserable, tortured and vile, usually), but they don’t eat DEAD ANIMAL PARTS.
No fish, chickens, cows, lambs, roosters, rabbits, donkeys, puppies, sheep, piggies, piglets, pate, fois gras, wings, buffaloes, baby unicorns, hamsters or french doves, pigeons, gorillas or monkey, polar bears or antelopes or deer. They just don’t eat dead animals.

YOu don’t need to take anything.

But, ( and please don’t take this the wrong way) it sounds like you do not have much idea what a vegetarian or vegan IS, let alone what they eat, so why are you even doing this? It sounds like you don’t even know you’ll have to not buy poptarts and cheesits anymore to be vegan.

It’s a very healthy ( well, it can be, it can also be unhealthy) way to live, without animals being chopped up justs to stuff in your gob. It would help if you read up about it-
http://www.chooseveg.com/
http://vegweb.com/
http://www.vegetariantimes.com/

a whole way of living that bans killing little piglets and being cruel and torturing them, in freezing stinking slaughterhouses full of faeces and slime. Animals aren’t ALQuaida confirmed Buddha bombers,, yet they’re treated worse than scum.

September 18, 2010

I Just Became a Vegetarian and I Need Help with My Diet?

Filed under: diet help — Tags: , , , , , — judy @ 12:02 pm

We’ve had a reader question come in on the subject of diet help. Let’s take a look:

Question: What ways can I get my protein and iron? I’m not eating meat, fish or eggs. Does anyone know any good vegetarian recipes or anything? Any information you have to offer is appreciated. Thank you. :-)
Answer: just eating 3 healthy meals a day will get you all the protein you need. according to the usda, peanuts, wheat germ and sunflower seeds are complete protein sources with all the amino acids. you can absorb iron from food better by eating fruit with dinner or at least drinking oj.

http://www.vegweb.com

July 17, 2010

I Need to Build Muscle Mass and I Need Help on a Diet Plan and a Good Work out for Upper and Lower Body?

Filed under: diet help — Tags: , , , , , — judy @ 12:03 pm

This week’s question is as follows:

Question: on the diet everyone tells me to eat fish but i absolutley hate fish any ideas?

and then i need a work out plan to help me get abs pecks pretty much all muscles lol so anything helps thanks

Answer: Lanny, take the advice of my bodybuilder pals and concentrate on legs. You might also want to consider the clinical evidence regarding supplements, muscle hypertrophy and workout technique.

TOP 3 CLINICALLY EFFECTIVE SUPPLEMENTS FOR MALE MUSCLE ANABOLISM

1) 3g GABA post-workout - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18091016 - 3g GABA quadruples growth hormone levels.
2) Creatine solution during resistance training - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18708688 - Creatine supplementation during resistance training increases intramuscular IGF-1 independent of dietary routine.
3) 1g calcium carbonate daily - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15755856 - We conclude that calcium carbonate supplementation of adolescent boys increased skeletal growth, resulting in greater stature and bone mineral acquisition.

TOP TEN TIPS FOR LEAN MUSCLE GAIN

1) Take 3g of GABA at least once per day. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18091016 - 3g GABA QUADRUPLES growth hormone levels!
2) Post-Training Meditation - http://www.ergo-log.com/meditationhormones.html
3) Have lean protein for breakfast: eggs, steak, yogurt and/or a protein shake
4) Stock low-fat, low-carb, protein rich foods and snacks such as yogurt, milk, hard-boiled eggs, lean marinated chicken breasts and unprocessed, unsalted nuts - make your own lean & clean trail mix with almonds, cashews, pecans, walnuts, dried fruits and yogurt or dark chocolate. Don’t let your baseline blood sugar trough while you’re recovering from workouts; keep feeding the furnace with protein at least once every two hours.
5) Avoid drinking any form of cola, at all. It inhibits protein synthesis, which means you won’t grow much muscle while drinking it. http://www.ergo-log.com/milkcola.html Drink milk and fresh-brewed green tea instead of colas, soft drinks or alcohol. "Improved endurance capacity following chocolate milk consumption compared with 2 commercially available sport drinks."
6) Use a twice-daily combinatorial protein and ALA supplement offset from workout times (i.e., morning and night) but drink creatine solution during resistance training
7) Take quercetin to reduce post-workout inflammation and boost mitochondrial biogenesis: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quercetin
8) Learn the basics of training if you haven’t alreadyâ??http://exercise.about.com/cs/exerciseworkouts/a/weight101.htmâ??and learn how high-quality rest is at least as important as exercise for anabolism
9) Use clinically proven, evidence-based weightlifting techniques including muscle confusion, eccentric loading and optimal intensity for maximum ROI. Concentrate especially on "the big three": squats, deadlifts and bench press, for maximum returns for effort.
10) Keep up-to-date about muscle and fitness by bookmarking the best, most objective online sources (PUBMED, etc.) and mix in alternatives such as hemp protein, vibrational and TENS/EMS techniques ( http://www.medword.com/MedwordStore/PCP/EMS_truth.html ) from time to time to see whether you get good results

LEG TRAINING TIPS

1) Work out your legs twice per week: i.e., have two leg days.
2) On the first leg day, hit them hard with the following: squats (Smith machine is ok, though a barbell balanced on your shoulders over a rack that can catch it if it falls is ideal) 3 sets of 10, deadlifts (don’t hurt your back by bending at your waist; instead, do deadlifts squat style, by bending your knees and hips) 3 sets of 10, and leg press 4 sets of 10. Follow these with two different types of calf exercise, 3 sets of 15-20 each, where you squeeze at the top of the motion and slowly relax during the eccentric phase over several seconds. Take your time on calves, or they won’t respond. Finish up with leg extensions 3 sets of 10 and leg curls 3 sets of 10.
3) Rest for a full 72 hours after your first leg day. I.e., no cardio and no weights involving your legs. It’s a good idea to take a full day or two off any kind of physical activity after this hard leg day, to avoid overtraining and catabolism.
4) On your second leg day, do plyometrics or jump training involving burst movements. Google plyometrics if you’re uncertain here, and watch some videos, or check out the plyometrics session(s) of P90X. Follow this with two different types of calf exercise as before, and then some stretching.
5) Don’t run or jog much, if at all. Instead, walk 1-2 miles 2x per week for light cardio, and also mix in circuit training techniques during your torso weight training days.
6) Check out http://www.bodybuilders.com and see what works best for teen bodybuilders with awesome-looking legs.

May 7, 2010

I'm Trying to Switch to a Healthier, More "greener" Diet. Care to Help Me?

Filed under: diet help — Tags: , , , , , , , , — judy @ 12:02 pm

What’s this week’s diet help question? Let’s dive straight in…

Question: Hi! As I do more research, I’m finding out that we are killing many fish and that in about 40 years, all of them will be gone! I’m also afraid about how people use those hormones and chemicals in animals. I just can’t trust meat anymore? Fish, for me, will be a harder thing to give up. I’ve decided that I’m going to try and go semi-vegan (is that even a word?). I’ll still eat eggs and cheese, but I really never cared for milk anyway, so I’m giving milk up. What I’m trying to get at is what are some vegetarian/vegan options that aren’t meat but TASTE like meat? Any good recipes? Tips on how to go about all of this? Thanks so much! :)
Answer: Yves makes fake deli ‘meats’, ground ‘beef’, etc. that even my meat loving friends like. They are vegan and taste like the real thing for the most part. I prefer the fake ground beef for sloppy joes.

I have gone to quite a few vegan restaurants who made fake orange chicken and mongolian beef that didn’t taste any different from real meat. Like scary lol I think they use TVP (textured vegetable protein). All it is though is seasoning. Same thing with meat. No one eats raw beef and chicken, they season it.

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