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PROPER MMA DIET & DIET PLAN IS MORE
not only applies to those of us wanting to tone up for summer, but also illustrates the
importance of proper eating habits for health and wellbeing. It is really important to not
only exercise but also create good habits and have a simple MMA diet plan.
It is impossible to maintain an automobile by pouring ice cream into the engine and soft
drink into the petrol tank. Your car needs high quality oil and petrol for it to operate at an
optimal level. Just like your car, your body too need high quality fuel to perform and feel
your best.
We will break down the subject of MMA Diet into 3 sections. In this article you will learn:
• Energy production
• Healthy skin
• Reduced inflammation
MEAL 1:
1 toast + butter nut butter + half banana + coffee or tea
MEAL 2:
2 toast + 1 egg + 1 small apple + green tea
MEAL 3:
2 eggs + beans + salad + meat
• Know what you need. The average person needs 1.2 to 1.4 grams of protein per
kilogram of body weight a day. That's about 88 grams of protein for a 150-pound person.
A strength athlete may need up to 1.7 grams per kilogram of body weight. That's about
150 grams of protein for a 200-pound athlete.
• Favor foods. Getting too much protein can put a strain on your kidneys. Instead of
protein supplements, eat high-quality protein, such as lean meats, fish, poultry, nuts,
beans, eggs, or milk.
• Drink up. "Milk is one of the best foods for recovery after an event, because it provides a
good balance of protein and carbohydrates," Dubost says. Milk also has
both casein and whey protein. The combination may be particularly helpful for athletes.
Research shows that whey protein is absorbed quickly, which can help speed recovery
immediately after an event. Casein is digested more slowly, helping to ensure long-term
recovery of muscle after a grueling event. Milk also has calcium, which is important for
maintaining strong bones
MOTIVATIONAL WORDS
Exercising should be about rewarding the body with
endorphins and strength. Not about punishing your
body for what you’ve eaten .-Anonymous