Burn The Fat, Feed The Muscle Review - Weight Loss Exercise Program

 

Facts at a Glance:
· Created by Tom Venuto, Author, Personal Trainer, CSCS, CEO BurnTheFat.com
· Basic Guide: 300+ page downloadable pdf ebook & bonuses
· 60 day Money Back Guarantee
· Basic or Deluxe Options: $39.95 for Basic and 59.95 for Deluxe
· Focus: How To Reduce Body Fat, Weight Loss Exercise Program, Muscle Growth, Nutrition

 
 

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What Is In This Program?

 

How would you like to lose weight following the advice of a bodybuilder, nutritionist, and personal trainer? Tom Venuto is just such a person and he has written one of the best ebooks on weight loss, Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle (BFFM). The best way to reduce body fat, he says, is to use exercise to burn the fat away while simultaneously encouraging muscle growth by using proper nutrition to feed your muscles.

 

If you've ever read a weight loss book before, you know that the standard formula for "diet books" is to spend the first half of the book using scientific jargon to explain how the diet works, while spending the second half of the book discussing recipes you can use that follow the diet's principles. Many people have a hard time really understanding the scientific principles behind the weight loss plan, making the first half of the book only moderately useful. But if the recipes in the book aren't to your liking, the entire book is practically useless!

 

Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle is not like this. There are over 300 pages of useful information that is easy to understand and apply to your lifestyle. In the book, Tom Venuto discusses and explains:

 

*Why setting goals is important for your weight loss and fitness plan.
*Why you may have failed at other weight loss exercise programs.
*The importance of exercise.
*Ways to determine how much to eat each day.
*How to tweak your fatloss plan when it's not working.
*The best way to find your goal weight.

 

The Pros

 

Unlike other diet books, BFFM is all laid out for you in terms that are easy for anyone to understand. Much of the book is so simple, you'll find yourself thinking "Of course! Why didn't I think of that?"

 

Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle is not a book for those that are looking for a quick fix. It's for people that know that weight loss is best achieved through lifestyle changes. It's for people that want to understand the science behind weight loss and muscle building. It's for people that are ready to commit to a healthy eating plan and a specific exercise program that will cause you to reduce body fat.

 

Sure, this may be a simple idea that everyone knows--you must eat healthy foods in order to lose weight. The difference is that this book makes you actually WANT to eat healthy food.

 

Perhaps the most interesting thing about Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle is that it offers solutions for when the plan isn't working for you. When you fail on other diet plans, you are told that you must be doing something wrong. That you somehow must not be following the plan. Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle accepts that all bodies are different. What works for one person, may not work for another. But there is a way for you to tweak the program to make it work for you. You simply have to find the right tactic, which may take experimentation.

 

Beyond weight loss, Tom Venuto discusses the importance of goal planning. This is definitely important in your weight loss plans, but it's also important in other areas of your life. Venuto offers great suggestions for incorporating goal planning into your life, for weight loss and beyond. This makes BFFM an incredibly motivating book.

 

The Cons

 

If you are used to buying your diet books in the book store or simply borrowing them from the library, you may be initially put off by the high cost of the ebook. It is important to note, however, that Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle is much more comprehensive than other diet books. Additionally, other diet programs such as Weight Watchers or Nutrisystem come with significantly higher price tags, though you may not notice it because it is split up into monthly payments.

 

Does Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle Work?

 

If you are ready to get serious to reduce body fat, losing weight, while making healthy food choices and maintaining an active lifestyle, then Tom Venuto's Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle is the right weight loss exercise program for you.

 

These reasons are enough from our burn the fat, feed the muscle review to give this program an overall score of 4.7 out of 5.

 
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Is there anyone who has not blamed his or her weight gain or lack of weight loss on a slow metabolism at one time or another? Just about everyone realizes that boosting your metabolism is necessary if you are going to lose pounds and keep them off, but exactly how are you supposed to do that? Get up early every morning and go for a run before work? Laughable for me.Spend a few hundred bucks for a gym membership that you will soon not use anyway? Seems kind of dumb in today’s economy. Fear not, however, for there is a simple way to give the old heave-ho to a slow metabolism, and it requires practically no lifestyle change at all. That’s right, all you really need to do add the right foods to your diet and fat loss can be yours. Here are the top ten foods that speed up metabolism:1. Turkey. That is really good news around the holidays, right? Turkey is a low-fat protein, and protein is great for speeding metabolism. Avoid all the trimmings, though.2. Salmon. That pretty pink fish is high in Omega-3 fatty acids, and even though “fatty” is in the name, those Omega-3s really do help speed up your body’s calorie-burning ability.3. Chili peppers. Chili peppers and other spicy foods contain capsaicin and help get rid of fat that would otherwise be stored in your liver and blood vessels, and the spiciness causes your body to work overtime when you consume them.4. Spinach. Forget about your childhood aversion to the “nasty” green. Spinach is great in a salad and will help you lose weight.5. Nuts. Almonds especially increase the old metabolic process.6. Green tea. The combination of caffeine and EGCG may just help you over the slow-metabolism hump.7. Trout. Just like salmon, trout is high in Omega-3s, and they are just plain healthy, so stick your pole in a lake or hit the seafood counter for a tasty metabolic explosion.8. Grapefruit. The vitamin C and overall nutrition make citrus a miracle food.9. Horseradish. Put a dab of horseradish on your lean steak sandwich and help your body burn the fat.10. Eggs. Eggs are a rich source of protein and your metabolic system will thank you for eating that poached orb.
A fast food place isn't exactly a paradise for nutritious eating, but sometimes you just have no other choice. Try to following these tips for making better choices at fast food joints.Never assume that a salad is the healthiest choice on the menu. For example at Taco Bell, a taco salad with ranch dressing, weighs in at 1,167 calories, has more calories than any other food item on the menu. (with 61 percent of the calories coming from fat) Often salad bars can be a dieting danger zone, as well. For example if you cover your lettuce in blue cheese dressing or add on the marshmallow ambrosia, potato salad and olives, you may be end up worse off than if you order a burger with fries.Any time you order burgers and sandwiches, always look for words like "junior" and "small." In addition order your burger without  cheese, special sauce, and mayo.  Adding lettuce, tomato, onion, mustard, ketchup, and pickles can supply plenty of flavor. Remember to avoid items with the words "super" or "double" on the menu. In the end if you can't stop yourself from having those two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun, at least try to balance out the calories with exercise.
1. When your outside walk as briskly as you comfortably can. If you walk quickly - at a 10-minute per mile to 16 minute per mile pace - you should be able to burn twice as many calories as when your at a 20 minute per mile pace. At first you might not be able to move very quickly in the beginning, but as you get more fit, you can add in some fast paced walking intervals.  Always track of your heart rate to ensure that you're getting all the aerobic benefits that walking has to offer.2. Another method to spice up your walking routine is to take a hike. Hiking over hilly terrain can shapes your butt and thighs and also helps you burn those extra calories. Another benefit is you are communing with nature, this can be more interesting than following white lines on a track, and it's also more relaxing than traversing going through a concrete jungle full of skirts and suites.3. Try sneaking in a walk whenever you can. Don't drive your car and walk it to the train station. Take a 10-15 minute walk during your lunch break. When on a trip, traverse the airport on foot rather than on that automatic walking belt. Many times you actually save time by walking.

j04385591 150x150 How much do the Calories in Liquor affect your Weight Loss Diet?Most of us enjoy savoring a nice glass of wine or an ice cold beer every once, maybe twice or thrice in awhile but if you are trying to follow a weight loss diet, the empty calories in alcohol can really derail your goals. The calories our bodies absorb through liquor or other alcoholic beverages are considered empty, as they provide no nutritional benefit whatsoever, yet require additional effort in order to burn off.

A gram of alcohol contains seven calories, which is nearly twice that as a gram of carbohydrate or protein, both of which are four calories per gram. As you can imagine, the extra calories in alcohol add up quite quickly. On top of that is the theory that the body uses alcohol as an energy source before macronutrients like carbs, protein or fats, meaning you’ll be running on booze before your body taps in to any actual food. Not exactly an ideal situation when you’re trying to shed the beer belly.

So while it’s quite unrealistic to expect yourself to entirely abstain from the occasional cocktail or two, there are some choices that may be better than others.

The juices, sodas and syrups that are added to cocktails and highballs can double or even quadruple the caloric value with only an ounce or two. If you feel you’d like to indulge in a beverage or two (and I’m not recommending you do) choose a hard liquor like gin, vodka, rye, tequila or scotch and either drink it straight (yeowch!) or mix with water, diet soda or pellegrino. Stay away from fruity, tropical drinks like pina coladas and daiquiris which will easily add two to five times the calories. Opt for dry wine over sweet dessert wines to save  yourself half the calories and obviously you should order the light beer as opposed to the regular beer.

Remember, it should always go without saying that alcohol should be used responsibly and with moderation, not just to keep the pounds from piling on, but more importantly to stay safe and healthy! Always drink responsibly. That’s my public service announcement for the day!

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