“You can burn calories all day long – but if you’re Not burning calories from stored Fats – you’re going to struggle”
Dr. Len Lopez
Eat Right - Train Smart
with Dr. Len
To Look Better, Feel Better, Sleep Better and more…
Which Fuel is Your Body burning
when you Workout?
Which Fuel does Your Body burn the other
23 hours of the day?
Burning Calories is Not the same as burning FATS!
…and losing weight is not the same as Losing the Fat and Flab!
Eat Right – Train Smart
Most people diet and exercise to Look Better, Feel Better and Sleep Better. If you’re Diet and Fitness goals have hit a sticking point or plateau, I invite you to read further and watch our videos. You may find the answers you’re looking for.
Dr. Len’s training and background as a Nutritionist, Strength and Conditioning Coach and Chiropractic Sports Physician has taught him that ‘just because you ate it – doesn’t mean you absorbed it.” Nor does simply exercising and sweating for an hour guarantee fitness results. This is what Eat Right Train Smart is all about.
Getting the most for Your TEAM – Your Time, Energy And Money!
Come learn how to Eat Right and Train Smart
To Look Better, Feel Better, Sleep Better and more…
3 TIPS FOR EATING RIGHT
Do No Harm – To Your Tummy!
If your tummy is constantly irritated and inflamed? How do you expect to Nourish and Strengthen Your Body?
Just because you Ate it – Doesn’t mean you Absorbed It
If What You Eat or How You Eat is Inflaming your Gut – You Need to Fix it!
All that extra protein and supplements you are swallowing and paying for may not be getting absorbed.
Has Your Metabolism Shifted?
You Burn Calories to produce Energy by burning carbohydrates, proteins and fats!
Burning more calories doesn’t mean – burning more calories from FATS.
People who struggle with weight gain, fatigue, cravings, mood swings, hormonal imbalance, etc….are typically burning more carbs and proteins (lean muscle), than Fats throughout the day!
The right diet and dietary habits will keep you in your ‘fat-burning’ zone 23/7
Dietary Dis-Stress
Is your diet adding additional Dis-Stress onto your body.
If your tummy is Inflamed? Or your blood sugar is up? It’s triggering more cortisol.
Cortisol stimulates your metabolism to burn more carbs and proteins, instead of fats.
Don’t let your diet be what’s causing a surge on your cortisol levels.
4 TIPS FOR TRAINING SMART
Exercise is a form of Stress!
- Can your body handle the additional stress?
- Not all exercise is Stress Reducing
- The more intense your workout – the more cortisol you produce
- Maybe you’ve over-loaded your body and that’s why you haven’t been able to burn the fat and add lean muscle!
Intensity Matters When it Comes to Adding Lean Muscle
- The more intense your workout – the more testosterone (TT) and growth hormone (GH) you produce
- I didn’t say, the longer you ‘fatigue and exercise’ your body – I said the More Intense Your workout – the more you spike your TT and GH.
- TT and GH builds lean muscle – and after age 35, it keeps You from Losing Lean Muscle
- Aerobic, low intensity, endurance training are great, but do they spike you TT and GH enough for what you want?
Burning the Wrong Fuel
- The worst thing you can do when you exercise is Burn Lean Muscle (proteins), but it happens All The Time1
- The intensity (the pace) of your workout determines if you burn Sugars (carbs and proteins) or FATS for energy.
- Don’t assume your aerobic workout is ‘fat-burning’ – you could be training at too fast of a pace, and be burning carbs and proteins (lean muscle) for energy….NOT FATS!
- Check out our Do-It-Yourself Fitness Test
- It’s OK to burn sugars when you exercise – but if you're burning lean muscle (proteins), that could be why you aren't losing the Fat and Flab.
Stress, Cortisol and Over-Stressing Your Body
- True aerobic exercise is stress reducing
- Doing your aerobic activity a little too fast for your level of conditioning is Stress Producing
- Are your workouts more intense than you think? Which triggers more cortisol?
- Do your workouts and lifestyle keep your cortisol levels elevated, which could be slowing down your results?
- Have you had your cortisol levels measured?
