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Individual Nutrition
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Fitness Training for
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JP
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2002 Main Street |
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Individual
Plans for: |
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Kansas City, MO
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* bodybuilding |
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JP Bahagholi |
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* fitness competition |
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Director, Personal
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* weight reduction |
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* toning |
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Call to schedule your
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Customized plans are
available for customers that just want to consult with |
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personal session: |
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JP to change their eating
habits. |
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816-421-1022 |
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816-804-8196 |
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Ask about the 'Lose 12 lbs. in
12 weeks' program. |
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Dietary
Changes for 2008!
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2008 Key
Recommendations
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GRAINS
Make at least 1/2 of the grain selections whole grains.
These foods contribute:
Folate, Niacin, Riboflavin,
Thiamin, Iron,
Magnesium, Selenium and Fiber
Whole Grains (barley, brown rice, oats)
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SESSION
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VEGETABLES
Choose a variety of vegetables from all five subgroups several
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Single Session -
$65/hr |
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times a
week.
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Multiple sessions |
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These foods contribute: |
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Folate, Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin E,
Magnesium, Potassium and Fiber
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as low as
$35/hr |
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Request
details |
Dark green veggies
Orange and deep yellow veggies
Legumes (black beans, pinto beans)
Starchy veggies (corn, potatoes)
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT |
FRUITS |
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Have you ever pined or
whined |
Consume a variety of fruits and no more
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for something sweet? |
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recommended intake as fruit juice. These
foods contribute: |
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Is a meal not complete
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Folate, Vitamin A & C, Potassium and fiber |
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a starch? |
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Do you think you can
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Apples |
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addicted to
carbohydrates??? |
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Bananas |
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Blueberries |
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The popular theory
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Cherries |
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carbohydrates craving
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Grapefruit |
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addiction goes like
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Plums |
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Carbohydrates and
increase |
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Raspberries |
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blood levels of
glucose, then |
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Stawberries |
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insulin level surges
to drop |
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Mango |
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blood glucose levels. |
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Peaches |
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Resulting low blood
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DAIRY
Make fat-free or low-fat choices. Choose lactose-free products |
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levels send a message
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or other calcium-rich foods, fat-free or low
fat choices if you don't |
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telling you that carbo- |
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consume milk. |
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hydrates are needed to
bring |
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These foods contribute: |
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blood glucose levels |
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Protein, Riboflavin, Vitamin B12, Calcium, Magnesium, |
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back up. The truth is
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Potassium, and when fortified, Vitamin A & D |
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is no voice inside us,
or a |
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genetic
predisposition, that |
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Fat free milk (cheese, yogurt, cottage
cheese) |
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leads us to consume
candy, |
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rice, or bread when insulin |
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increases and blood
glucose |
POULTRY/FISH/LEGUMES |
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levels are lowered.
Any source |
Make lean or low fat choices. Prepare
them with little or no |
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of calories will
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Protein, Niacin, Thiamin, Vitamin B6 & B12 |
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Iron, Magnesium, Potassium, Zinc |
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Legumes and nuts are notable
for their protein, folate, thiamin, |
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Vitamin E, iron, magnesium,
potassium, zinc and fiber. |
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Poultry (no skin) |
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Fish |
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Legumes |
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Eggs |
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Low fat tofu |
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Peanut butter |
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Nuts or seeds |
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NUTS/OILS |
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Select the recommended amounts of oils from
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these sources. These foods contribute: |
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Vitamin E & Essential Fatty Acids,
along with abundant calories |
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Canola |
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Flaxseed |
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Nut |
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Olive |
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Peanut |
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Safflower |
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Soft trans free margarine |
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Click
here to see Key Recommendations for 2008! |
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