Good morning,
I hope you are having a good week. Classes have been fairly busy even though a lot of people are on holiday.
Aileen is still on holiday next week so no Yoga but you are welcome to come along and try any of the other classes.
My next Health and Wellness Programme - Kick Start Sprinter starts Monday 12 August.
I am offering our most popular Kick Start recipe books at a reduced price. It is our Curry Book and is normally £10 but I have 10 to offer at £6. If you would like a recipe book let me know. The recipes in the book are all clean eating/healthy recipes. See information below.
Have a good weekend.
10 steps to eating the Kick Start lifestyle
1. STOP eating sugar -including fruit juices and sports drinks that contain HFCS, honey, and agave – the body treats all of these “healthy” sugars AS sugar in the body. Elevating your fat storing hormones, increasing cravings & leading to weight gain.
2. Eat healthy fats including coconut oil, extra virgin olive oil, grass fed organic butter – try Irish Kerrygold. I love it.
3: Eliminate gluten. This includes bread, cereal, and pasta – remember gluten free food like freefoam is almost as bad as actually eating gluten.
4: Eliminate grains & grain derived oils such as corn, soy, and canola. Also remove unstable polyunsaturated oils such as walnut, flax, and peanut oil.
5. Eat locally produced meat from your local butcher or grass fed meat grass-fed meat plus pair lots of fish, eggs, and shellfish.
6: Remove all processed, homogenised, and pasteurised dairy. Don’t worry about calcium you will be eating greens at every meal. That’s plenty of calcium every day.
7: Limit fruits but eat plenty of green vegetables.
8: Cook your food gently using a slow cooker. Incorporate water into your cooking whenever possible and use low temperatures. Bin the microwave.
9: Stop snacking – 3 good meals about 4/5 hours apart is perfect to regulate blood sugars and balance hormones.
10: It’s not about counting calories or points or calories in v calories out its all about understanding the effect different foods have on hormones. The quality of the food you eat is paramount to your fatloss success.
There is so much new research on fat loss, nutrition, health and exercise and the government guidelines haven’t changed since the 80’s.
The food pyramid is still outdated and pretty ineffectual.
Start by taking baby steps and change one thing at a time.
The first thing to get right is breakfast, ditch cereals unless you want to put on more weight & constantly be craving sugar?
And you really don’t want that… Do you?
ALL CEREALS.
I repeat
ALL CEREALS however they are marketed, even if they are marketed as healthy & for weightloss are FULL of hidden addictive sugars and e numbers.
One of the worst being Special K.
Its the crack of breakfast cereals and will keep you craving dish after dish.
Eat lean protein for breakfast to balance your hormones and bloods sugars.
Eggs cooked any way – Omelette/Boiled/Poached even fried in coconut oil are perfect.
It does take a while to shift your breakfast mindset into ditching the toast & cereals and going for meat, eggs, or a stirfry or if you can’t stomach it go for a healthy homemade greens juice.
Also, beware of too much fruit as your breakfast as fruit contain sugars/fructose. This will elevate your fat storing hormones & you will crave sugar through the day. Try it for a week and see how eating a protein rich breakfast fills you up so much more. You shouldn’t need to eat again for at least 4/5 hours.
Below are some healthy breakfasts.
Let me know if this is helpful?
FREE PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP
Kick Start Stockport Health & Wellness
I have opened on Facebook a free new group. I will be posting recipes, tips, videos, workouts as well as support, motivation and accountability if you would like to join. I would love as many of you to become involved and share ideas.
KSFL CURRY BOOK
If you enjoy curries then this is a must.
Contains the following:
How to make your own curry paste ie Thai Red, Thai Green
Meat Dishes ie Beef Madras, Lamb Curry, Pork Vindaloo, Balti Beef
18 recipes
Poultry Dishes ie Tandoori Chicken, Chicken Passanda, Chicken Skewers
25 recipes
Seafood Dishes ie Balti Fish Curry, Thai Red Salmon & Lentil Curry
19 recipes
Vegetables & Pulses, ie Butternut Squash & Coconut Curry, Simple Spinach Curry, Chapatis, Masala Rosa with Mint Rasam
26 recipes
Price £6 if picking up from class or add £2 posting and packing
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