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    Good sources of carbohydrates list

    ByIvan Nikolov July 2, 2014

    Here is my personal list of good sources of carbohydrates. Explanations are below: [vector_icon icon=”thumbs-o-up” size=”13px”] Bananas (but not overly-ripe) [vector_icon icon=”thumbs-o-up” size=”13px”] White rice (but not brown rice) [vector_icon icon=”thumbs-o-up” size=”13px”] Potatoes and sweet potatoes, yams (no skin) [vector_icon icon=”thumbs-o-up” size=”13px”] Taro [vector_icon icon=”thumbs-o-up” size=”13px”] Berries First, all good sources of carbohydrates could be metabolic…

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    Good calories bad calories – what scientists are saying

    ByIvan Nikolov June 29, 2014

    A few days ago under the title ‘Good calories bad calories – what we know’ I posted my notes on the main points of the ‘Good Calories, Bad Calories’ (GCBC) book as I saw them while I was reading it. Long before I actually read the whole book I had read a rebuttal by Stephan…

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    Good calories bad calories – what we know

    ByIvan Nikolov June 25, 2014

    I just finished reading the book Good Calories Bad Calories by Gary Taubes. I was taking some notes during my reading it – notes about things that struck as stuff that should have been known by the general population but it is not. Here is what we know so far: Exercise does not help weight…

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    Intermittent fasting review just published

    ByIvan Nikolov June 13, 2014

    I was hinted about this work on Intermittent Fasting (IF) by Martin Berkhan over at Leangains.com. It’s a thorough systemic review of possibly all that we know about Intermittent fasting and how it works in animals and, to a lesser degree, in men (that’s understandable – lab animals live two years, humans quite a bit…

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    Calculate ideal body weight

    ByIvan Nikolov June 13, 2014

    I mentioned elsewhere on the website that I’m a practitioner of logic and I am attracted to logic in basically all its forms (there are way too many illogical things and people on this planet – have enough of that already). I also mentioned that I am an amateur of one type of logic in…

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    My advice to novice athletes for making it past week three

    ByIvan Nikolov June 2, 2014

    Earlier today I ran into a nice lady in our local community gym. She did not look in great shape, but she seemed very determined. I saw that she was working out somewhat intensely and also logging everything she did after each set in a log sheet with the title ‘Bodybuilding.com’. I asked her whether…

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    Intermittent fasting – long term? Or not.

    ByIvan Nikolov May 30, 2014

    I don’t know yet. I will explain. But before I do here are two snapshots (selfies I guess) that I took about an hour ago. These are taken at noon before my first meal for the day and after I’ve just come back from a 3-mile run, preceded by a few sets of pull-ups and…

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    Pumpkin Custard Recipe – Low-carb, Egg Free

    ByIvan Nikolov May 12, 2014

    Summary:: This is a re-engineered version of a more common Pumpkin Custard Recipe. How is it re-engineered? For starters, there is no sugar added and the custard is made without the use of eggs. Truvia (erythritol + Reb-A) takes the place of sugar and gelatin replaces the eggs. Ingredients: 14 oz. can pureed pumpkin 14…

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    New Federal Rules On Snacks Sold in US Schools

    ByIvan Nikolov May 11, 2014

    Excerpts from this article in PreparedFoods.com with my comments and thoughts: Snacks sold in U.S. schools from next year (July 2014) must be lower in fat, salt and sugar, according to federal rules aimed at giving students more nutritious options and fighting childhood obesity. This has been taking too long. Measures like this should have…

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