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Are you eating enough Vegetables?

Everyone knows they’re healthy, but most don’t realize just how extremely effective they are for fat loss. Here’s why…

1. They are very low in calories and so perfect for creating that necessary caloric deficit. You’d have to eat 20 large bags of spinach, or 5 heads of broccoli, to equal the calories of just 1 cup of pasta or 1 tablespoon of butter.
   So, you absolutely do not have to go hungry on tiny portions when you load up on veggies. In fact, it’s almost impossible to eat too many. Load ‘em up!
   Take grilled vegetables and shrimp, for example. This is a perfect combination of fibrous carbs with protein, which is exactly what you want later in the day. A large portion that fills up your entire plate has only around 250 calories.
   Compare it to a plate of processed carbs and high-fat foods. You only get to enjoy 1 REALLY small, thin slice of pizza for 250 calories and almost no nutritional value, and none of the energy or protein you need.
   But when you focus on veggies you can eat a LOT more food, with less calories and a lot more nutritional value.
2. Veggies are also high in fibre. This is both good for your digestion and fat loss because fibre expands in your stomach, making you feel full and satisfied.
   A bowl of spinach has 8 grams of fibre, about 1/3 of your daily requirement. Broccoli, green peas, and other green leafy vegetables are also good sources of fibre.
3. The third reason fibrous carbs are perfect for fat loss is because they have almost NO adverse affects on blood sugar levels. While it’s still a good idea to balance veggies out with a protein source, even eaten alone they’re okay because they don’t cause an increase in insulin.
4. And finally, they’re loaded with vitamins and minerals and other very beneficial nutrients, such as antioxidants and phytonutrients, that will help you look and feel better, fight off disease, and improve your overall health.

If there’s any one type of food that is the most helpful for fat loss, it’s definitely vegetables. So, if you need any really yummy veggie recipes,

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Today let’s talk a little about carbs. As you hopefully know by now, carbs are not the enemy. You just need to choose the right kinds, at the right time of day.

People are often surprised at how simple it is: choose natural carbs over processed (man-made) carbs.

That is, anything picked from the ground or the tree is natural, such as fruits and veggies, potatoes and yams, beans, brown rice, oats, etc. And anything processed should be limited or avoided, such as white bread and pasta, chips and crackers, pretzels, etc.

Here is a really simple chart that we use, so you’ll always know which foods to combine at specific times of the day for the very best results. Click here to see chart

Our really easy-to-follow Nutrition Planner on the Fast Track website follows the same simple guidelines - it’s awesome, you’re going to love it.

But, one of the first questions I always get from new Fast Track members goes something like this, "What about the Glycemic Index, how come Fast Track doesn’t use it?" And here’s why…

The Glycemic Index (GI) has received a lot of attention lately as the standard for determining "good" carbs vs. "bad" carbs. But it’s actually quite misleading.

The GI ranks foods based on how much the blood sugar increases after it is consumed. The higher the number on the GI scale, the greater the increase in blood sugar. When blood sugar goes up, insulin levels rise. And because high levels of insulin are associated with increased fat storage and suppressed fat burning, it is said that eating high GI foods can make you fatter than eating low GI foods.

However, the mistake in adhering to the GI for your carb choices is this: The index is based on those carbs being eaten by themselves and on an empty stomach, something you should never do if you want to lose fat. You always want to a.) combine a protein source with your carbs, and b.) eat frequently throughout the day.

For example, a potato has a very high GI, but if you combine it with a chicken breast, the GI of the combo is much lower than the potato by itself. Rice cakes also have a high GI. But if you spread a little peanut butter on them, the fat slows the absorption of the carbs, thereby lowering the GI of the combination.

So, when you combine a protein source with your carbs at every meal, and you eat frequently throughout the day, like you should for fat loss, the GI becomes insignificant.

So, instead of using the Glycemic Index as the criteria for choosing your carbs, as so many people do, simply choose natural carbs over those that are processed.

Again, natural carbs are those picked from the ground or a tree: fruits and vegetables, oatmeal, yams, brown rice, potatoes, beans, lentils, yams, etc.

Processed carbs are "man-made," and you want to especially limit those that are white and refined, such as the pasta, white bread, bagels, crackers, white rice, pretzels, chips, and refined sugars.

(Note: refer to the chart and you’ll see that there are some "acceptable" processed carbs that are the exception to the rule, such as 100% whole grain bread.)

Key points to remember:

The GI is based on those carbs being eaten by themselves and on an empty stomach, something you should never do if you want to lose fat.

When you combine a protein source with your carbs at every meal, and you eat frequently throughout the day, like you should for fat loss, the GI becomes insignificant.

Pretty simple huh, Just wait until you have access to the Fast Track Nutrition Planner, you will not believe how simple we’ve made everything for you. And you’ll have your very own trainer available to review your meals to offer suggestions for improvement, as well as hold you accountable.

It’s no wonder why we have close to a 100% success rate! In my next e- mail I’m going to discuss the one group of foods that is THE most effective for fat loss, including really easy ways to include them in your meals each day. Stay tuned…

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Today I thought I’d take a moment to explain the importance of protein and its role in fat loss.

It’s very important to balance ALL meals and snacks with carb-rich and protein-rich foods together. A meal with carbohydrates alone is problematic because glucose levels shoot up and then crash down. This can leave you feeling tired, hungry, and weak - and gives your body an easy opportunity to convert that meal to fat.

When protein is included, however, you will not only stay full longer, but glucose levels will stay more consistent, your metabolism will work more efficiently, and you will feel energized for a longer period.

Carbs are digested in about two hours, but proteins take longer to digest. So,when the two are eaten together, protein slows down the digestion of the carbohydrates, and energy from carbs are released more slowly.

In addition, eating carbohydrates with protein means the carbohydrates will be used as energy, sparing the protein for use building and repairing muscle tissues, their primary function.

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There are a lot of healthy carbs, such as oatmeal and fruit. But if eaten alone, you’ll run into the same problems explained above. Protein Freeze not only offers 22 grams of very high quality protein, it has just 2 grams of fat and sugar! … and it tastes absolutely amazing and goes so well oatmeal, fruit, and a variety of other healthy carbs.

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