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Nutrition Talk by Solgar and Trudy Fawcett Friday 29th April 2011 Ink Club Bar, Fairmont Hotel

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Nutrition Talkby Solgar and Trudy Fawcett

Friday 29th April 2011Ink Club Bar, Fairmont Hotel

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NewsThere is strong evidence for “no optimal proportion of macronutrients that can facilitate weight loss or assist with maintaining weight loss”, and that the critical issue for achieving and maintaining weight loss is caloric intake. USDA 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans.

Anti-inflammatory nutrients better than drugs; omega-3 fatty acids, astaxanthin, vitamins C and D , folic acid, CoQ10 , resveratrol, chromium, and L-carnitine even açai and pomegranate.

Probiotics may reduces flu symptoms in male athletes: study from Australia.

Proteins and amino-acids can promote recovery of muscle glycogen levels.

Vitamin D deficiency is a silent epidemic as symptoms of it are commonly confused with the symptoms of many other illnesses. Symptoms: muscular weakness, fatigue, frequent infections.

Calcium supplements, which many people consume hoping to ward off osteoporosis, may increase the risk of heart attack by as much as 30%.

The high-protein, low-carbohydrate diets many people turn to for weight loss might have potentially harmful long-term effects on the colon.

High protein diets will put your body systems under stress - specifically the kidneys.

Over two-thirds of the dietary information printed in national UK newspapers do not have sound

scientific backing, misinformation is leading to public misconceptions about food

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Goal

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Goal

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Digestion Friendly Foods

NO DAIRY NO WHEAT

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Keep Your Eye on the GI

A Mars a day helps you work, rest and play!

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Keep Your Eye on the GI

Refined Foods

White vs Brown

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Keep Your Eye on the GI

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Essential Fatty Acids

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Essential Fatty Acids

1. Fill a large glass jar, half with linseedsand half with an equal measure of sunflower,sesame and pumpkin seeds.

2. Seal and keep in the fridge.

3. Put a handful in a coffee grinder and addto smoothies, cereals and salads.

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Vegetarian Protein

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Top Vegetarian Athletes

Dave Scott, 6 times Ironman World Champion

Carl Lewis earned a total of 10 Olympic medals over his career, 9 of them gold

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Acidicity

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Antioxidants

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Fruits with high

ORAC values

Antioxidants

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Hydrate, Hydrate, Hydrate

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Micronutrients

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Micronutrients and Me

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Top 10 Daily Tips

1. Eat digestion friendly food2. Keep your eye on the GI3. Reduce your consumption of refined foods, avoid sugar4. Eat oily fish 3 times a week5. Take three servings of raw seeds and nuts every day6. Include more vegetarian protein in your diet7. Reduce consumption of red meat to twice a week.8. Drink 2-3litres of water a day9. Avoid caffeine and limit alcohol consumption10. Take supplements

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The Good, the Bad & the Ugly“Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.” Hippocrates, 460 BC

THE GOODWaterDairy FreeGluten FreeBeans&PulsesSeedsWholegrains VegetablesFruitSupplements

THE BADSugarMeatRefined GrainsDairyGlutenCaffeine Alcohol

THE UGLYArtificial ColouringsArtificial FlavouringsArtificial SweetenersPreservatives

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Questions

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Thank You

How strong is your instinct for self-preservation?

Contact me at [email protected] if want to know where to buy.Or have any questions.