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نویسندگان: Geary. Mike
سری: Flat-Belly Kitchen: Superfoods For A Flat Stomach: Lose 2-3
ISBN (شابک) : 1624090141, 9781624090141
ناشر: Velocity House
سال نشر: 2013
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زبان: English
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The Flat Belly Kitchen: Superfoods For A Flat Stomach
PART 1: Start the Cleanout!
Introduction
She’s never been thin, slim, small or ever described as little.
Scratch that, the ultrasound technician might’ve referred to
her as tiny during her mother’s second trimester, but that
might have been the first and last time. She’s always been
heavy.
Chapter 1: The Processing of Foods
Whether a food is processed or in its natural state has a huge
impact on how your body digests and utilizes it. It also has a
lot to do with whether food is stored as body fat or used for
energy and rebuilding your healthy body. With all of the
macronutrient debate in recent years over what type of “diet”
is best for us (low-carb, low-fat, no-carb, high protein, raw,
Paleo, vegetarian, vegan, etc, etc), you have to realize that
they are ALL WRONG!
Chapter 2: The Kitchen Cleanout!
Here’s a typical list of “food” that the average person trying
to lose weight may have on hand. Look in your cabinets and see
if any of these fat-fueling foods are lurking in your
kitchen:
Chapter 3: Grains—What is Wrong With the Food Pyramid?
Up until a couple thousand years ago, we humans didn't even eat
grains; at least nowhere close to the form we eat today. Grains
have been genetically altered to become bigger and contain even
more starch than they did in ancient days. Nutrition author
Michael Pollan says, in his book, In Defense of Food,
humans have historically consumed approximately 80,000
different species of edible plants, animals, and fungi.
Chapter 4: The Evils of Fructose
One of the many other uses of corn is the low-cost sweetener,
high-fructose corn syrup. Usage of high-fructose corn syrup has
increased by 4,000% since 1973, and the syrup rivals sugar as
America's most common sweetener.
Chapter 5: The Bad Fats—You May be Shocked!
We have all been told we should avoid saturated fat. But the
fact is, the right fats will actually make you leaner. Eating
the wrong kinds of fat will not only make you fat, but
contribute to a variety of other diseases and health issues, as
well as premature aging. And contrary to popular belief,
unhealthy fats are mostly trans fats and vegetable oils—not
saturated fats like butter, lard or coconut oil.
Chapter 6: Artificial Sweeteners—Good or Bad?
Do diet sweeteners really help you lose weight, or do you eat
more and gain weight in the long run? Could it be that diet
sweeteners can make you fat? The fact is, diet sweeteners can
actually make you gain weight, because they trick your body and
don’t feed it what it actually needs.
Chapter 7: Dairy—Does it Do a Body Good?
Although milk is promoted as a healthy food, there are many
problems with commercial pasteurized dairy products. There is
only one form of healthy milk, and that
is raw (unpasteurized, unhomogenized) milk from grass-fed
healthy cows. Unfortunately, virtually all of the milk sold in
stores in the US has been pasteurized and homogenized (and is
almost always from corn-fed feedlot cows), thus turning a
healthy food into an unhealthy one.
Chapter 8: To Eat or Not to Eat—Meat, Fish, or Poultry
Not all meat you buy is the same. In fact, there is a world of
difference, depending on how it is raised. Commercial meat
production has sadly changed a healthy lean protein, into an
industrialized factory food full of toxins, which is now a
health hazard. Animals raised for conventional meat in most
grocery stores are raised and slaughtered under inhumane cruel
conditions, and fed an unhealthy, unnatural diet that makes
them sick and diseased. But read on, because there ARE healthy
meats that you can choose!
Chapter 9: Soy—Health Food or Frankenfood?
Soy as a health food? Think again! Only a few decades ago, the
soybean (unfermented) was considered unfit to eat—even in Asia
where it originated. In western civilizations, it has been
considered a “health food.”
Chapter 10: Sports and Energy Drinks = Sugar + Caffeine
Athletes everywhere reach for sports drinks to quench their
thirst and replenish carbohydrates. But do they really work? Do
energy and sports drinks help performance or do they just add
empty calories?
Chapter 11: Energy Bars, Protein Bars or, Glorified Candy
Bars?
They claim to be healthy, contain protein and fiber, advertised
to contain vitamins and minerals, but look and taste like candy
bars. And, they are convenient and taste good. Somehow we have
been duped into thinking this is a healthy snack food or worse
yet, a meal replacement. And if you browse the energy bar
shelves at your grocery store, you will see that more and more
varieties appear every day. We’ll show you at the end of this
section that there are a few rare healthy energy bars, but most
are just candy bars in disguise.
Chapter 12: Diet Food, Frozen Weight Loss Meals, and Low Fat
Foods
There are many chemicals and flavor enhancers in processed
foods and those so-called ‘diet’ foods that are packaged as
weight loss dinners, desserts, snacks, etc., and many of those
are addictive. MSG is one good example. People who eat
monosodium glutamate, or MSG, as a flavor enhancer in their
food are more likely to be overweight or obese even with the
same amount of physical activity and caloric intake, as others
not eating MSG, according to a University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill School of Public Health.
PART 2: How to Create Your Flat Belly Kitchen
Chapter 13: In Search of High Quality Protein
Protein often is lumped into a generic group all by itself.
While protein is extremely important as a macronutrient, the
source of the protein is extremely crucial. All protein is not
equal. With the current health issues of obesity, diabetes, and
the aging population, getting high quality, useable protein has
never been more important.
Chapter 14: The Real Story on Raw Dairy
Milk and dairy products sometimes get a bad rap. For regular
commercially produced pasteurized, homogenized dairy products,
it’s probably true. Hormones, antibiotics, and white blood
cells (pus, left over from udder infections) all end up in the
milk you buy from the grocery store. It is heated to the point
that all the vital enzymes and most of the nutrients are
killed. The milk proteins become distorted from the heat, and
it becomes hard to digest and causes allergic reactions.
Chapter 15: The Healthiest Fats—Surprising Information
I am a strong proponent of including a variety of healthy oils
and fats into your diet. Together they work as a team to supply
your body with essential fatty acids for longevity, hormone
balance, heart health, sharp vision, glowing moist skin and
energy. The wonderful variety of oils and fats certainly
includes organic, preferably grass-fed butter, lard, coconut
oil, and extra virgin olive oil.
Chapter 16: Nuts About Nuts
A high-fat food that helps you lose weight? If you have read
the previous chapters, you may start to see a message here.
Yes! Certain high fat foods are actually fat burning and belly
flattening, and nuts are definitely one of them! Forget about
shying away from nuts and put them at the top of your list of
healthy lean-body snacks!
Chapter 17: Avocados
Avocados are another so-called "fatty food" that many of us
have been conditioned to avoid, but this is a power-packed
super food! Not only is this fruit super high in
monounsaturated fat, but also chock full of vitamins, minerals,
micronutrients, and antioxidants.
Chapter 18: Berries and Super Fruits
Berries—including blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, and
even the "exotic" Goji berry, and acai berry—are powerhouses of
nutrition, packed with vitamins and minerals, and also some of
the best sources of antioxidants of any food in existence!
Berries also contain a healthy dose of fiber, which slows your
carbohydrate absorption and digestion, and controls blood sugar
levels to help prevent insulin spikes, making berries a great
superfood for fat loss and a lean body!
Chapter 19: Leafy, Green, and Gorgeous
Did you know our ancient ancestors used to eat up to six pounds
of leafy greens a day? As they walked from place to place, they
picked and ate green leaves as they went. That’s a lot of
greens! Very few of us even get the minimum of three cups a
week! Yet, these leafy greens deliver a bonanza of fat burning
nutrition like vitamins, minerals, fiber, antioxidants, and
phytonutrients!
Chapter 20: Sweetness! Stevia, Real Maple Syrup, Raw
Honey
Our craving for sweets often ruins the most well intentioned
flat belly body plan, and we succumb to that candy bar, a
handful of cookies, a slice of cake, a generous scoop of ice
cream, or other such decadent fare. The key ingredient in all
of these items and essentially most of the sweets available on
the market is sugar or high fructose corn syrup.
Chapter 21: REAL Energy in a Bar
Whether out on a mega-mile bike ride, running, or just on the
run, occasionally you need to have something on hand for a
quick and healthy snack. While “energy bars” are marketed this
way, many are deceiving in that they are actually just
glorified candy bars full of sugar, corn syrup and artificial
ingredients—nothing our bodies really need—especially if we
want them to be lean, healthy, and strong.
Chapter 22: A Dark and Mysterious Treat
Every once in a while you need a sweet, satisfying treat, and
chocolate seems to fit the bill. Chocolate is actually good for
you, but it can’t be just any old chocolate you grab off the
shelf. I am certainly not talking about M&M’s or a big ol’
Hershey bar! That’s just cheap chocolate with lower levels of
actual cocoa and lots of refined sugar and other junk.
Chapter 23: The Skinny on Tea
Is green tea or oolong tea good for weight loss?
Chapter 24: Create Your Own Flat Belly Kitchen
The Best Veggies and Fruits (buy local whenever you
can!)
Chapter 25: Total Transformation Inside and Out!!
So there you have it. Remove the offensive, empty calorie,
processed foods and replace them with real, nutrient-dense
foods and your body will transform from a fat factory to a
fat-burning, flat belly, lean machine. The transformation may
not happen overnight, so give it time. But it WILL happen! And
in the process, you may find that you no longer want to eat the
junk food. Nourishing your body with healthy nutritious REAL
food will genuinely satisfy your hunger and give your body what
it needs, so no more junk food cravings.
Chapter 26: Special Bonus Section by Mike
The Advanced Nutritional Fat-Burning
Blueprint—The 23-day Accelerated Fat
Loss Plan
Chapter 27: Buying Guide
Special Bonus--Flat-Belly Recipes
Huevos Rancheros
This recipe gets the added health benefits of cilantro, avocado
and tomatoes, along with the eggs.
Dutch Baby (neither Dutch, nor a baby—but certainly
delicious!)
I am not a big advocate of using grain-based flours of any
type, but occasionally I allow exceptions if
I am planning on a hard workout, because food for high-energy
endurance requires a mix of good fats, protein and low-glycemic
carbs.
Spinach-Egg Mini Quiche Cups
This is a great meal to make ahead and keep on hand in the
fridge for a fast, healthy, high protein, low glycemic,
fat-burning meal or snack. Be sure and use all the egg yolks as
well as the whites, because the yolks contain most of the
healthy fats, vitamins, minerals and nutrients.
White Chicken Chili
A delicious variation of regular chili that is lighter and uses
chicken instead of beef. This recipe tastes especially good
with generous amounts of cumin and when you see the health
benefits of cumin, you will enjoy its taste even more!
The Best Black Bean Soup Recipe, Ever
Okay, so you’ve heard black beans are good for you? I bet you
don’t know how nutritionally powerful these little guys can be!
The dark color of the beans comes from a potent group of
antioxidants called anthocyanins, the same fantastic flavonoids
found in nutritional rock stars like blueberries, cranberries,
red cabbage, and red beets.
Hearty Vegetable Beef Soup
This is one of those soups you can make in a variety of ways,
using whatever fresh ingredients are available and in season at
the time.
Garden Fresh Gazpacho
Gazpacho is the perfect soup for summer. Refreshingly cold on
hot summer days, this classic Spanish cold tomato soup combines
the best of summer’s most nutrient and antioxidant-rich
vegetables.
Native American Toasted Pecan Soup
Pecan soups were actually a staple of the Native Americans.
Pecans contain more than 19 vitamins and minerals, including
vitamin A, B vitamins, vitamin E, calcium, potassium,
magnesium, zinc and oleic acid (the same healthy fat that is in
extra virgin olive oil). Pecans are also a natural,
high-quality source of protein with few carbohydrates, and no
cholesterol.
World’s Healthiest Cheese Steak Sandwich from Mike
Between the powerful antioxidants in the onions and mushrooms,
the medium chain triglycerides (a fat-burning, energy producing
type of fat) in the coconut oil, the fat-burning CLA in the
grass-fed cheese and grass-fed beef, and the diversity of
nutrients in the sprouted grain roll, you could call this a
"body-sculpting cheese-steak" sandwich.
Spectacular Beef Fajitas
I use a grass-fed inside skirt steak cut for this recipe. It is
thin and easy to slice up before marinating and tender and
delicious when cooked. The grass-fed meat contains far more
healthy fats than conventional beef, including cancer-fighting
and fat-burning Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA) and omega 3’s.
In addition, grass-fed or organic meat does not contain all the
pesticide residue, antibiotics and hormones that conventional
meat contains.
Healthy Hearty Beef Burgundy
A hearty, filling meal with tender, juicy, grass-fed meat and
mushrooms.
Indian-Style Beef Kabobs with Cilantro Sauce
Ingredients
Steak Filets with Peppercorn Mustard Sauce
This meal is a simple and easy way to prepare a steak, but
elegant enough for company too. Prepare this next time you have
special guests, and you will be sure to please.