Showing posts with label Calories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Calories. Show all posts

Sunday, February 16, 2014

Frank Yn of Sacramento on Eating Larger Portions Earlier







Frank Yan of Sacramento posts a related artticle Reducing Your Diabetes Levels



Frank Yan of Sacramento says if you want feel full while keeping your weight down, we should eat your biggest meal of the day during breakfast. Eating more calories in the early part of our day morning can increase weight loss.

If your the one that nibbles at breakfast or run out the door without eating anything at all, then eat a hearty sized lunch, and then stuff yourself at dinner. Does this sound about right or familiar? You are at all alone. It is, after all, the way the majority of us were brought up to eat.

As kids we were taught to clean our plates after we ate a meal. However Frank Yan suggests that the way to feel full through out our days, and even lose the weight we want, is to consume your biggest meal in the morning, then progressively less through out the entire day.

Frank Yan read an article while sipping at his local Starbucks in Sacramento researchers test this theory and placed 2 groups of dieters on the same 1,500 calorie meal plan for 12 weeks. One group ate 800 calories at breakfast, 600 at lunch, and 300 at dinner. The second group’s calories were distributed in exactly the opposite way 300 calories at breakfast and 800 for dinner. Those in the big-breakfast group ended up shedding 18 pounds, while those in the big-dinner group lost only 8 pounds. The big breakfast group displayed significantly lower levels of glucose, insulin, and triglycerides through out the entire day, which means a lower risk of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, hypertension and elevated LDL cholesterol levels.



Saturday, November 9, 2013

Frank Yan of Sacramento on Walking for Weight Loss







Are you walking for weight loss? Frank Yan of Sacramento say that we should keep a medium brisk pace and (fast) walk for at least 30-45 minutes per day.

Mile after mile, walking might not burn as many calories as running does, but that hardly means you should jog if you hate it. Walking is an great way to trim your physique and getting into shape. To burn the same amount of calories walking as you would of been running, you should a least walk a a lot longer. As the saying goes, the faster you walk, the more calories you will burn off.

For ideal weight loss, you should be walking at a brisk and semi fast pace for about 2 miles in 30 minutes or less for at least 250 minutes per week approximately 30-35 minutes per day.

Frank Yan recommends The River Walk Promenade located in West Sacramento by the Sacramento River. If you are a beginner, start slow and slowly increase your time and speed each week.