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Lyle McDonald

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Description:Rather than presenting a specific diet, A Guide to Flexible Dieting is a look at some of the psychological and physiological reasons why diets so often fail. Among these is the research demonstrated fact that individuals who are too rigid in their approach to dieting (e.g. expecting complete unyielding perfection at all times) are actually less successful in the long-run than individuals who are more flexible in their approach.Building on this research, as well as looking at the physiology behind bodyweight regulation, A Guide to Flexible Dieting examines three distinct strategies that dieters can use to make their fat loss efforts more flexible. Free meals (single meals that ‘break’ the diet), refeeds (periods of deliberate high-calorie consumption) along with full diet breaks (periods of 10-14 days where active dieting is not pursued) are all discussed in detail with specific guidelines for their implementation.Dieters who find themselves falling into the trap of “I broke my diet by eating a single cookie, I should just go ahead and eat the entire bag (and another for good measure).” should read this book to see how such rigid attitudes towards dieting are ultimately both limiting and destructive to long-term success. Table of ContentsIntroductionChapter 1: This is not your father’s diet bookChapter 2: A brief tangent: weight vs. fat lossChapter 3: Why diets fail part 1: Bodyweight RegulationChapter 4: Why diets fail Part 2: IntroductionChapter 5: How dieters fail dietsChapter 6: How diets fail dietersChapter 7: Introduction to flexible dietingChapter 8: Determining your bodyfat percentageChapter 9: Free mealsChapter 10: Structured refeeds: Part 1Chapter 11: Structured refeeds: Part 2Chapter 12: The full diet break: IntroductionChapter 13: Eating at maintenance Non-calculating method Part 1Chapter 14: Eating at maintenance Non-calculating method Part 2Chapter 15: Eating at maintenance Calculation MethodChapter 16: Moving back into dietingAppendix 1We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with A Guide to Flexible Dieting: How being less strict with your diet can make it work better. To get started finding A Guide to Flexible Dieting: How being less strict with your diet can make it work better, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Rather than presenting a specific diet, A Guide to Flexible Dieting is a look at some of the psychological and physiological reasons why diets so often fail. Among these is the research demonstrated fact that individuals who are too rigid in their approach to dieting (e.g. expecting complete unyielding perfection at all times) are actually less successful in the long-run than individuals who are more flexible in their approach.Building on this research, as well as looking at the physiology behind bodyweight regulation, A Guide to Flexible Dieting examines three distinct strategies that dieters can use to make their fat loss efforts more flexible. Free meals (single meals that ‘break’ the diet), refeeds (periods of deliberate high-calorie consumption) along with full diet breaks (periods of 10-14 days where active dieting is not pursued) are all discussed in detail with specific guidelines for their implementation.Dieters who find themselves falling into the trap of “I broke my diet by eating a single cookie, I should just go ahead and eat the entire bag (and another for good measure).” should read this book to see how such rigid attitudes towards dieting are ultimately both limiting and destructive to long-term success. Table of ContentsIntroductionChapter 1: This is not your father’s diet bookChapter 2: A brief tangent: weight vs. fat lossChapter 3: Why diets fail part 1: Bodyweight RegulationChapter 4: Why diets fail Part 2: IntroductionChapter 5: How dieters fail dietsChapter 6: How diets fail dietersChapter 7: Introduction to flexible dietingChapter 8: Determining your bodyfat percentageChapter 9: Free mealsChapter 10: Structured refeeds: Part 1Chapter 11: Structured refeeds: Part 2Chapter 12: The full diet break: IntroductionChapter 13: Eating at maintenance Non-calculating method Part 1Chapter 14: Eating at maintenance Non-calculating method Part 2Chapter 15: Eating at maintenance Calculation MethodChapter 16: Moving back into dietingAppendix 1We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with A Guide to Flexible Dieting: How being less strict with your diet can make it work better. To get started finding A Guide to Flexible Dieting: How being less strict with your diet can make it work better, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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