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Title: Weight-Management


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Weight-Management
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  • Finally. The Truth About Weight-Management

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Why Conventional Diets Fail
  • Weight-Loss Vs. Fat-Loss
  • Conventional diets emphasize weight-loss.
  • The key to permanent weight-management is
    understanding the difference between
    weight-loss and fat-loss.

3
You Cant Starve Fat
  • Here are the Physiological Facts
  • Fat is stored energy
  • Your body can adapt to starvation
  • Fat requires oxygen to be burned
  • Oxygen requires exercise

4
Personalization is Key to Your Success
  • One Size Does NOT Fit All
  • People are genetically different
  • People live individual lifestyles
  • Individual food preferences
  • Individual caloric intake requirements

5
The Myth
  • The Myth Behind Restricted Calorie Dieting By
    the Numbers!
  • 9 calories in one gram of fat
  • 3,500 calories one pound of fat
  • 3,000 calories average American diet

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The Myth continued
  • Theoretically, if you weigh 200 lbs and reduce
    intake by 1,000 calories per day, you should lose
    2 lbs per week or 104 lbs per year
  • By the end of the second year, you should weigh
    8 lbs.

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Conventional Diets Lose Muscle Not Fat
  • The body is efficient at storing fat
  • Easier to convert muscle into energy
  • Conventional diets starve muscle
  • Most diets dont include aerobic activity

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A Typical Dieter
  • Meet Joe Dieter
  • Physical Characteristics
  • Age 40
  • Height 5 10
  • Weight 200lbs
  • Body Fat 23
  • Daily Caloric Intake 3,000
  • Two Big Meals per day

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Typical Dieter 2 Weeks
  • Calorie intake reduced to 2,000 per day
  • Results Weight drops to 190 in 2 weeks
  • Symptoms Metabolic rate declines / sluggish

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Typical Dieter 5 Weeks
  • Plateau Busters Program
  • Calorie intake cut to 1,500 per day
  • Results weight drops to 180
  • Symptoms requires sleep/sluggish/headaches
  • Cravings sugars and fat

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Typical Dieter Results
  • Post Diet Statistics
  • Results 170 lbs after 10 weeks
  • Body fat 22
  • Program Results
  • Lost 30 lbs
  • Lost 1 body-fat

12
Typical Dieter The Real Story
Lost 28 lbs of Lean Muscle Tissue Lost only 2
lbs of Body-Fat
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Typical Dieter 1 Year Later
  • Age 41
  • Weight 203 lbs
  • Body-fat 32
  • Calorie intake 2,000 (1,000 less than last year)

Yo-Yo Dieter Remembers losing weight goes back
to commercial weight-loss center.
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Concept of Individuality
  • Old Philosophy You must conform to our program.
  • New Philosophy Our program will conform to you.

15
Unique Physical Characteristics
  • Height
  • Weight
  • Gender
  • Ethnicity
  • Age
  • Body-fat
  • Stress
  • Genetics

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Elements of Individuality
Nutrition
Supplementation
Exercise
(optional)
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NutritionIndividual Mechanisms
  • Calorie requirements
  • Metabolism

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NutritionEnergy Conversion
Protein
Your body requires a specific balance of
protein, carbohydrates and fat. That
balance is determined by how your body
converts these elements into fuel.
Carbohydrate
Fat
Often indicated by food preference.
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Exercise
... A comprehensive weight-control program, one
which includes exercise, is the only effective
treatment for long-term weight reduction and
weight-control.
- American Medical Association - Council on
Scientific Affairs
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Exercise
  • Aerobic exercise
  • Fat requires oxygen to be burned
  • Oxygen requires exercise
  • Anaerobic exercise for muscle/tone

21
Supplementation
Modern technology depletes foods through
  • Cooking
  • Pesticides
  • Modified animal feed
  • Genetic alterations

22
How to Achieve Your Goals
  • Focus on fat-loss instead of weight loss
  • Learn more about how YOUR body works
  • Learn more about food
  • Design a menu for YOUR bodys needs

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How to Achieve Your Goals
  • Retain a personal trainer
  • Design an exercise program around YOU
  • Exercise at least 3 days a week
  • Chart YOUR progress

24
How to Achieve Your Goals
  • Learn about nutritional supplements
  • Only take that which you need
  • Take them consistently

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How to Achieve Your Goals
Make the healthy lifestyle commitment for a
Lifetime
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