Real talk though; we need to face the facts about dieting for weight loss.
On any specific approach over the long term, more people are
unsuccessful than are successful. On all approaches combined, more
people are unsuccessful than are successful. However... while successful
outcomes are the minority, they are not exclusive to any specific
approach....
Featured Blog Content:
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How Caloric Over-Restriction Results In Binge Eating.
Recent blog entry on the subject..
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Calories In, Calories Out: Maintenance Or Plateau?
Contrary to popular belief, not seeing progress in your condition goals does not automically infer that you are "at maintenance" and need to cut calories further.
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If you don't want to cut, you have to bulk. Right?
Garbage. There are much more intelligent options availabe to you.
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You Can't Out Train A Bad Diet, Right?
Nope, that's garbage! We really need to end the notion that athletic condition is associated with food avoidance. Nothing could be further from the truth.
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The Latest In Weight Loss, According To Science.
unfortunately the fact remains that long term success with weight loss goals is a statistically unlikely outcome, but don't give up hope just yet.
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Showing posts with label nutrition. Show all posts
Interrupted / Intermittent Energy Restriction Sports Nutrition Strategy
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The belief about food that you need to change in order to see success.
DaveHPT3:13 PMclean eating, diet, fitness, flexible dieting, iifym, keto, lchf, nutrition, paleo, psychology, sports nutrition, sports psychology, weight loss

Why I stopped coaching weight loss for a few years there.
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Ending the unhealthy obsession with calorie deficit.
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I don't do meal plans. I do Custom Flexible Dieting Guidelines.
DaveHPT5:21 PMcaloric deficit, calorie deficit, calories in calories out, cico, diet, flexible dieting, flexible fueling, iifym, nutrition, sports nutrition, weight loss
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Common sense look at IIFYM, continued.
DaveHPT9:43 PMdiet, fitness, flexible dieting, health, iifym, nutrition, sports nutrition, weight loss
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Read the previous entry first, it's all about the If It Fits Your Macros approach to nutrition planning for weight loss.
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long term results, all diets either succeed or fail due to providing
the appropriate amount of calories. I always talk about “appropriate
to maintain your goal weight” to rule out unhealthy over
restriction, but as long as...
How the diet industry exploits vulnerable people.
I really should say "diet scam artists" rather than "diet industry" because I don't like to tar the genuine people people with the same brush as the horrible ones.
Over the past month or so I seem to have made a bit of a name for myself by calling out certain people and products for the dangerous and unhealthy methods they are pushing, or for the...
IIFYM: If It Fits Your Macros
DaveHPT1:54 PMdiet, flexible dieting, flexible fueling, iifym, nutrition, sports nutrition, weight loss
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This “If It Fits Your Macros” or IIFYM approach to eating seems to be
really growing in popularity so I am going to go over the facts as I
see them for educational purposes.
First off, for those of you who just don’t know, “macros” is short
for “macronutrients” and refers to the ratio of calories sourced from
protein, carbohydrates or fats within...