Gabriel Method
October 24, 2011 by admin
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The Gabriel Method – A MUST READ! – Practical and Inspiring.
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Featured on A Current Affair and Today/ Tonight in Australia, as well as countless radio and guest TV appearances internationally, weight-loss expert Jon Gabriel, continues to get rave reviews from critics, the medical community, celebrities and the general public around the world for his revolutionary book, The Gabriel Method
In his book, Jon tells of his phenomenal transformation, – losing over 100 kilos without dieting and without surgery – and most amazingly, with his body showing almost no signs of ever having been morbidly obese.
His totally unique and ground-breaking approach to weight loss is backed by solid, cutting edge obesity research compiled from over four years of full-time investigation into the roles of neurobiology, biochemistry, quantum physics and human consciousness related to weight management. The result is a method that often defies common beliefs and yet achieves dramatic long lasting benefits.
- This is NOT a quick fix or a fad diet
- There are no meal plans, extreme exercises or calorie counting
- The focus is on losing all the weight you need to lose—and keeping it off forever!
Celebrity obesity survivors like Muhammad Ali’s daughter Khaliah, and Robin Moran, star of The Discovery Channel’s show Super Obese, are strong advocates of Jon’s Weightloss approach.
To all of those who continue to struggle with their weight, Jon’s approach promises a struggle free road to permanent sustainable weightloss.
The book is 198 pages and comes with a free download of a soothing, and highly effective guided visualisation CD, helping you to reach your goal of a healthy, slim body.
Very Highly Recommended!
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Low GI Diet – Tips for Eating Out
March 16, 2009 by admin
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Low Glycemic On the GO – Everybody loves eating out, and you really wouldn’t want to say “No” to every social occasion, because you’re on a “diet”, but it seems almost impossible to make good low gi food choices when faced with so many options.
Remembering that a low gi diet is a lifestyle choice, rather than a “quick fix”, here are useful suggestions for following a low gi diet lifestyle when you’re eating out.
Low GI Tips For Eating Out:
• Don’t go when you’re starving – perhaps even eat a small low gi snack before you go out
• Avoid buffets and “all you can eat” restaurants
• Limit alcoholic drinks
• Order foods that have been prepared in a healthy way – steamed, stir fried, lightly roasted
• If portions are large, split yours with someone else or order an entrée size
• Be willing to ask for meal substitutions or adjustments – restaurants are becoming more capable of adapting to people’s varied dietary needs, including that of a low gi diet
• Keep low-glycemic foods in mind and order the best choice available
The following are some low gi diet tips for specific types of restaurants:
Chinese
• Clear broth soups like hot and sour, egg drop, or wonton are good choices
• Order traditional dishes that feature smaller portions of lean proteins (meat, chicken, seafood, tofu) stir-fried with lots of assorted vegetables and tasty sauces
• Avoid overly sweet sauces like sweet & sour, lemon, or plum. Try black bean, oyster or Szechuan instead
• Avoid fried foods (like spring rolls, dim sims, etc) Order brown rice, if available
Thai
• Order dishes that combine proteins (meat or tofu) with vegetables
• Choose curry, chili, basil, lime, and fish sauces
• Opt for long-grain rice over white rice
• Try pad thai and other stir-fried noodle dishes, ask for less oil to be used in the preparation
Greek
• Choose roasted lamb or chicken dishes prepared with lemon and yoghurt
• Try baked fish and chicken dishes that are healthily prepared
• Make sure to order Greek salads
• Avoid the filo-dough, large amounts of feta cheese, and excessive amounts of olive oil
Indian
• Order healthily prepared legumes, chicken, fish, and vegetables
• Try the tomato-based sauces and tandoori dishes
• Choose basmati rice (it’s low gi!) as a side, or in biryanis, and chapati bread
• Avoid sauces made with large amounts of butter or coconut milk
Italian
• Choose tomato or marsala sauces
• Order an entrée sized portion of pasta with a large serving of salad
• If ordering pizza, choose thin-crust with low-fat cheese and loaded with vegetables
• Avoid the white bread (high gi!) and cheesy, creamy sauces
Japanese
• Try miso soup and soy beans (edamame) for starters
• Choose sushi, sashimi, yakitori, teriyaki, sukiyaki, and grilled dishes
• Order udon or soba noodles
• Limit the rice and avoid tempura
French
• Choose tomato/wine sauces, broth-based soups
• Look for Mediterranean-style dishes
• Order broiled, steamed, or poached foods
• Be sure to order a salad or large serves of vegetables
• Avoid the bread and high-fat sauces
Mexican
• Order grilled seafood and chicken dishes: tacos, burritos, fajitas
• Ask for low-fat cheese, whole-wheat tortillas, and light sour cream
• Avoid the cheese and refried beans
• Limit guacamole
See! It’s easier than you think to eat out, eat well and be fully satisfied, when following the lifestyle of a low gi diet.
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Low GI Diet Tips #1
March 16, 2009 by admin
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Low GI Diet Tips #1
In order to promote a healthy body from the inside and out, these low glycemic tips and strategies can help you follow the path of a low gi diet lifestyle. They’ll help to increase your intake of healthy carbohydrates, manage your weight and reduce your likelihood of falling prey to ill health.
Eat more fruit and vegetables – 7 serves a day!
Research shows time and time again that a low gi diet, high in fruits and vegetables, will significantly reduce the risk of developing diabetes, heart disease, many cancers and other degenerative diseases – as well as weight loss. Be sure to eat a wide variety of differently coloured fruits and vegetables, so that you’re getting a broad spectrum of nutrients and antioxidants to promote good health. Remember though, to eat the whole fruit, not just the juice! Also, if you have a small amount of protein, like nuts, seeds, yoghurt, etc at the same time as having a piece of fruit, you’ll feel full longer, and reduce the overall glycemic index load of your snack.
Eat more nuts!
Because nuts and seeds are largely protein, they’re also a very low glycemic diet snack. They’re an excellent source of essential fatty acids (EFA’s), which are “essential” for our overall health – everything from diabetes to heart disease, brain function, skin health, hormonal issues … and the list goes on. EFA’s can’t be manufactured by our bodies, so they need to come from our diet. Sadly, many people trying to lose weight have avoided eating nuts because of their high fat content and, in so doing, have missed out on important nutrients that can actually support healthy weight maintenance.
A few nuts daily is all you need. Choose a wide variety of favourites and make sure they’re unroasted, as high temperatures will destroy the essential fatty acids. Add them to salads, breakfasts, enjoy them with fruit, or as a simple snack.
Eat more beans!
Many of us in western countries, don’t eat as many beans and pulses in our diet as our Eastern counterparts. Beans, peas and lentils are low glycemic, nutrient dense, high in protein, and rich in nutrients. Being low gi, add them to soups, stews and salads, or puree them into tasty dips to have with fresh vegetables as a tasty snack.
Eat whole grains instead!
Forget about the super soft, white, fluffy, high glycemic index bread on supermarket shelves. Look for the heavier whole grain varieties, with visible grain and seeds and a low gi. Instead of mashed potatoes, choose brown or basmati rice, and experiment with quinoa, freekah, wild rice – or other ancient grains. There are so many nutrient rich foods that nature provides, that it seems a shame to limit our diets to only a handful of foods to which we’ve become accustomed. The more we look for better choices, the more we’ll find – and enjoy! After all, a low glycemic diet is meant to be easy!
