Home
What's New
Site Map
Slow Metabolism
Glycemic Index
Calorie Counter
Nutrition Is Key
Weight Loss Coach
LG Recipes
Calculate BMI
10 Success Steps
Obesity
About Us
Certifications
Resources
Contact Us
Disclaimer

Subscribe To This Site
XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines
 

Calorie Counter

The calorie counter we recommend is discounted for you and is a gem of a little book, chock full of excellent information on how to maintain your fat loss. Calorie counting every meal is tedious and unnecessary but you need to have some basic information about calories. It's important to know the calories needed to lose weight and the calories needed to maintain that weight loss once you've reached your healthy goal weight.

So what should your calorie intake for weight loss be? Suggested calories for fat loss, and for maintaining your healthy body weight are the same.

Women: Non-active 1000 - 1200; Active 1200 - 1500

Men: Non-active 1200 - 1500; Active 1500 - 1800

Teenagers: 1200 - 1800

calorie counter bookIt is available for you at HealthTech Products, 210-274-6193 CST. If you tell Julie that you learned about the book, Calorie, Fat and Carbohydrate Counter, from our website, she will give you the wholesale price of $6.00. It retails at $8.00 and even at that amount it is a great deal. HealthTech Products is associated with the Health and Medical Research Center which does independent research and testing on nutrition and weight loss products.

In addition to being a complete 300 page calorie, fat and carbohydrate guide for basic foods, the book includes a largesection on fast food chains and restaurants. There are 188 pages listing fast food calories and many commercial food products as well. I would never recommend going to a fast food restaurant and hopefully you will lose your taste for fast food once you have adopted the glycemic way of eating. However, being prepared with accurate information about what you're eating is a good thing.

As Dr. Gil Kaats, the researcher at Health and Medical Research Center, says living at your healthy goal weight is a skill to be learned. Once you have the proper tools and knowledge you can succeed in losing unhealthy fat. It is the kind, not the amount, of weight one loses that sets the pathway for optimal health. If you follow the low glycemic eating plan and use the tools we have made available to you, you can lose fat, not muscle. Go from Calorie Counter back to Home.


footer for calorie counter page