Subscribe to the UrbanTrainer Blog - Add this RSS feed to you readers


 Bookmark this blog on del.icio.us Stumble this blog! Submit this blog to Reddit! Digg this blog

   Disclaimer
Note: The content presented in these posts are for informational purposes only. Please consult your doctor or fitness professional before starting a physical fitness program or taking any medication.
Feed Shark

The Urban Trainer Blog - UK

Posts Tagged ‘Nutrition’

How much Protein do we need?

BodyTraining, Nutrition Comments Off

The Recommended Allowance for protein is about 70 grams per day. Most foods contain protein, and it is easy to meet your protein requirements with a typical varied diet. Read more »

Email This Post Email This Post
Tags: , ,

The Protein Countdown

Health and Fitness, Nutrition Comments Off

Which foods pack the biggest protein punch? You’ll be surprised Read more »

Email This Post Email This Post
Tags: , ,

10 Ways to Boost Metabolism Through Exercise and Food

Nutrition Comments Off

The speed at which the body burns calories is affected by metabolism, which fluctuates depending on the type of foods eaten and kinds of activity the body sustains. Read more »

Email This Post Email This Post
Tags: , ,

4 Simple Tips for Eating Healthy to Lose Weight

Nutrition, Weight loss Comments Off

Many people find themselves battling their weight over and over again. Some try diet after diet, only to have the weight come back, and in some cases they become heavier than ever before. Read more »

Email This Post Email This Post
Tags: ,

Fruit and Veg: What’s a Portion?

Nutrition Comments Off

We all know fruit and vegetables are good for you, and you’ve all probably heard of the campaign ‘5 a Day!’ encouraging us to consume five servings of fruit and vegetables a day, but it’s not always obvious as to how these five should be made up. Fruit and vegetables need to be consumed, along with a variety of other quality foods, to ensure you’re obtaining adequate amounts of all the vitamins and minerals (collectively known as ‘micronutrients’) necessary for optimal health. Different fruits and veg are higher in different micronutrients; for example, oranges are packed with vitamin C, carrots are high in vitamin A, leafy green veg contains iron, bananas provide potassium, and so on. Read more »

Email This Post Email This Post
Tags: , , ,