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Glycemic-Load Diet A Powerful New Program for Losing Weight and Reversing Insulin Resistance

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ISBN-10: 0071462694

ISBN-13: 9780071462693

Edition: 2006

Authors: Rob Thompson

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Like 'The Insulin Resistance Diet', this book uses the latest research to help readers lose weight while enjoying more of the carbohydrates they love. Exercises that target the muscles that can speed up the metabolism and help fight insulin resistance are featured.
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Book details

List price: $20.00
Copyright year: 2006
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
Publication date: 3/23/2006
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 240
Size: 6.00" wide x 8.90" long x 0.80" tall
Weight: 0.682

Rob Thompson is an award-winning designer and the author of Manufacturing Processes for Design Professionals and The Manufacturing Guides series. He is currently a principal designer at Nokia.

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Insulin Resistance: A Hormonal Imbalance, Not a Character Defect
Understanding Why You Gained Weight
It's Not a Matter of Willpower
Sleuthing the Hormonal Culprit: Syndrome X
Solving the Mystery: Insulin Resistance
How You Can Reverse Insulin Resistance
Starch Toxicity: How Our Staples Turned Out to Be Toxins
Bread, Potatoes, and Rice: How "Natural" Are They?
Starch Poisoning: The Price of Civilization
The Obesity Epidemic: How America Got Fat
Too Much Starch, Not Enough Exercise, or Both?
Understanding What Makes Bad Carbs Bad
The Weight-Loss Power of Low-Carb Eating
Why Some Carbs Are Different from Others
Moving Beyond Atkins
The Glycemic-Load Diet and Slow-Twitch Muscle Activation Plan
Lightening Your Glycemic Load: The Key to Easy Weight Loss
Understanding Glycemic Indexes
Why Glycemic Indexes Are Misleading
Getting It Right: Glycemic Loads
Reducing Your Glycemic Load: A Simple Plan for Effective Weight Loss
Job One: Purge Starch from Your Diet
How I Became a Human Glycemic-Load Meter
Strategies for Eliminating "Starchy Fillers"
Cushioning the Glucose Shocks from Starch in Main Dishes
Eliminate Sugar-Sweetened Beverages
A Glucose Shock in a Glass
Alcohol: Beware of Its Appetite-Stimulating Effects
Milk: Acceptable for Glycemic-Load Watchers
Coffee and Tea: Good Beverages in Moderation
Water Is Great, but Do We Really Need Eight Glasses a Day?
Make Friends with Your Sweet Tooth
Exonerating Sugar
How Sugar Can Help You Lose Weight
Keeping Sugar in Its Place
Activate Your Slow-Twitch Muscles
You Can Gain Without the Pain
Muscles That Don't Fatigue
Turning on Your Metabolic "Switch"
The Forty-Eight-Hour Rule
Avoid Diet-Induced Metabolic Shutdown
Crash Dieting: A Metabolic Train Wreck
A Role for Resistance Exercise
Heading Off Metabolic Shutdown Before It Hits
Strategies to Balance Your Metabolism and Stay on Track
Crafting a Fat-Balancing Strategy
The Differences Between "Bad" and "Good" Fats
Improving the Quantity and Quality of Fats in Your Diet
Managing Cholesterol with a Low-Glycemic-Load Diet
Rethinking Cholesterol
Determining if You Have a Cholesterol Problem
Crafting a Cholesterol Strategy
Rebalancing Your Metabolism
Avoiding Distractions
Focusing on What Caused You to Gain Weight
Taking Inventory
Relieving Insulin Resistance: The Rewards
Freedom from Dieting
Low-Glycemic-Load Meals and Recipes
A More Exciting Way to Eat
Breakfast Dishes
Salads
Soups and Chowders
Red Meat Dishes
Chicken Dishes
Seafood Dishes
Vegetable Side Dishes
Desserts and Sweets
Concluding Remarks
Glycemic Loads of Common Foods
Converting to Metrics
References
Websites
Index