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health tips for men

by Gaurav Gupta Digital Marketing

A lot of individuals equate cardio with weight reduction and figure the more they do the more weight they lose.

How to build meal plans that enable you to build muscle, lose fat, and get healthy with ease...eating foods that you love (yes, including those deemed "unclean" by certain "gurus")...and never feeling starved, deprived, or like you're "on a diet."

You are more likely to experience excessive metabolic lag, which can persist long after weight loss is stopped.

Well, I've written about the indisputable physiology of the metabolism and the science of suitable calorie counting for weight reduction in quite a few other articles, so I won't review it all here.

Ironically, if that is their only goal--reducing the amount on the scale--they're like to run into a new issue along the way: becoming skinny fat.

A no-BS guide to supplements that will help save you hundreds if not THOUSANDS of dollars each year which you would've wasted on products which are nothing more than bunk science and marketing hype.

How much protein should you be eating just? But if you want the long answer, you can check out the article I wrote on how much protein you Want to build muscle, but the Brief answer is this:

The 7 biggest muscle building myths & mistakes which keep men small, feeble, and frustrated. (These BS lies are pushed by most of the big magazines and even by many trainers.)

Protein is the most important macronutrient to get right when you're dieting for fat reduction and is the actual reason why a calorie isn't a calorie when you would like to optimize your body composition.

Well, in this article we are going to talk about how to do "weight loss" properly: how to lose body fat and not muscle and get this tight, muscular appearance you are actually following.

By including strength training in the mix, you'll lose less weight over time than if you didn't but you will lose excess weight.

We experience overtraining in several manners: "burnout," overall fatigue, depression, decreased immunity, and more. It's no fun.

A high-protein diet is even more important if you are exercising regularly because this further increases your body's requirement for amino acids. When you want to become lean, the goal isn't simply to lose weight--it's to lose body fat and not muscle. Here's how to do it.

Helps preserve lean mass

We do not wish to just "lose weight"--we would like to lessen our body fat percent and thus improve our body composition. That is, we want to decrease our total quantity of body fat without reducing our total number of lean mass.


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About Gaurav Gupta Senior   Digital Marketing

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