Pretend Cardio vs. Parrillo Cardio

December 20, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment 

Parrillo Cardio

Parrillo Cardio

Intense Cardio, Mitochondria & Max Endurance Formula™!  
By Andre Newcomb

Pretend Aerobics: See if this sounds familiar: you are riding along in your car on a busy highway and here comes a jogger trotting towards you alongside the roadway heading in the opposite direction. The runner runs a few feet away from oncoming automobiles, like a matador, inches away from being run over by some spaced-out, drunk or high-on-meth motorist. You see these “highway runners” all the time and until recently I used to ponder why these people insisted on running alongside the busy highway, sucking in filthy carbon monoxide fumes while literally risking death.
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The Parrillo Choc-o-holic Diet…Flat Flyes…Midget Chi-com Commie Racism

December 19, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment 

Dumbbells

Dumbbells

Hello Iron Vic,

I am a 44 year old mother of three and a longtime fitness fanatic. I am 5-4, I weigh 145 pounds and would really like to drop 20 pounds of fat. I enjoy weight training and can bench press my bodyweight. I have no problem with cardio. I jog on my treadmill every day while watching the TV news. What messes me up is sweets. I love chocolate! I don’t drink or smoke and other than eating sweets I eat pretty “clean” to use your word.  My problem is I am absolutely addicted to chocolate. I am like some sort of heroin junkie – I even have a candy stash! They say the first step to breaking a bad habit is admitting you have a problem – so I’m saying that I have a problem – any advice would be appreciated. Please don’t ever go soft on us!                                                                                     Raylayne, Dallas 

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Tips and Tidbits > Breaking news fitness and nutrition

December 19, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment 

Eating Beans Helps Lower Cholesterol

Tracie Euker

Tracie Euker

Consuming as little as one-half cup of cooked dry beans every day helped volunteers lower their total cholesterol levels in an Agricultural Research Service (ARS) study. These results, published in the November issue of the Journal of Nutrition by the ARS scientists and their colleagues, add to a growing—and convincing—body of evidence that beans are a heart healthy food choice. 

The researchers tested 80 volunteers aged 18 to 55 years. Half were healthy, while half had at least two symptoms that lead to metabolic syndrome, a combination of conditions that signal a risk for cardiovascular disease. Those with “pre-metabolic-syndrome” had abdominal obesity and either high triglyceride levels, low HDL “good” cholesterol, high blood sugar, or high blood pressure. 
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Amino Power! Take your amino acids

December 19, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment 

A supplement – amino acids – that has been around for ages is getting a fresh look from science and the

Muscle Amino

Muscle Amino

news for athletes and exercisers has never been better.

Case in point: Investigators at the College of New Jersey studied the effect of a pre-exercise energy sport drink on the acute hormonal response to resistance exercise in eight experienced resistance-trained men. The subjects were randomly provided either a placebo (a carb drink) or the supplement (a combination that included branched chain amino acids and creatine) and they drank it 10 minutes prior to exercising. The men then performed 6 sets of no more than 10 repetitions of the squat at 75 percent of their 1 repetition maximum (1RM) with 2 minutes of rest between sets.
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Pump up the volume for new gains > Ron Harris

December 19, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment 

Heavy Weights

Heavy Weights

Jared was hurt. He had taken a bad hit from an odd angle from an opposing teammate in the final three minutes of the fourth quarter in the last game of the regular season (our town’s high school had advanced to playoffs), then landed even worse on his right shoulder. I don’t find it surprising at all that many of the injuries incurred by football players are virtually identical to what happens to people in automobile accidents. It’s true that you may not have two tons of steel smashing into another vehicle (or a tree) at eighty miles an hour, but you do see human bodies colliding as fast as their feet and muscular hips and thighs can propel them across a field. The padding helps, as well as the fact in the case of Jared that these kids normally don’t get much heavier than 200-220 pounds at the high school level. I have never been brutally tackled by a 350-pound NFL lineman and I plan to keep it that way. I’m scatterbrained enough as it is. 

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Don High > “Don’t laugh at my food and I won’t laugh at your physique”

December 19, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment 

“Don’t laugh at my food and I won’t laugh at your physique!”

To say that 46 year old Don High lives a full and complete life would be a massive understatement. Don is married to Debra and has six children: Christopher 20, Nicole 18, Jeremy 16, Brian 14, Nathaniel 12 and Emily age 10. Don resides in the southwest corner of Missouri in a town called Noel and makes his living as a project leader for a large company in Arkansas. He is considered to be an expert in his field and works a lot
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Parrillo Diet Recipes > Breakfast > Country Mexican Omelette

December 5, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment 

 

Country Mexican Omelette

In a large bowl coat potatoes with CapTri®. Place potatoes and mushrooms in hot 12” nonstick skillet. Sauté until mushrooms are cooked throughout. Pour egg whites on top of mixture and let cook until egg whites are almost done. Pour salsa on top and cover. Cook on low heat until com pletely done. Fold one side over. If this is not done enough for your taste, recover and cook five minutes longer. Makes two servings.  

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Parrillo Diet Recipes > Breakfast > Barley Cakes

December 4, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment 

Barley Cakes 

Beat egg whites until liquid. Combine other ingredients, and stir in with egg whites. Cook in a moderately hot skillet which has been lightly sprayed with PAM. Make the pancakes small.  
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