80-20 WEIGHT LOSS™
How Much We Eat Is Most Important.What We Eat Is Also Important.
Part 2
How to avoid the biggest, most common mistakes people make
with their HEALTH before and during retirement.
By Dug Barnett on November 13, 2018
Episode Notes:
Hi everybody? I hope you are having a great day. This is Dug Barnett and welcome to Episode #014 of my 3rd30 podcasts, the best years of your life.
This episode is part of a series on “How to avoid the biggest, most common mistakes people make with their HEALTH before and during retirement”.
I recommend that you listen to episodes 12 & 13 before listening to this episode.
In this episode, we will cover the second half of my 80-20 Weight Loss Program™.
Diet and nutrition, or … What we should eat.
(Part 1: How much we should eat)
Thanks so much for joining me today.
Remember:
The purpose of 3rd30 is to help people learn how to plan for and enjoy the best 30 years of their life.
Today, we will learn:
• The Solution to my dilemma of food group conflicts
• What we should eat
• Recipes for proper diet and nutrition
• It needs to be a “forever” change that you can stick to without hating your life. Not losing 10 pounds just to gain it all back and more.
• Fun and Motivated. How to avoid burnout.
• Having someone who has been there, done it, and knows what you are going through, and can help.
Less Is More
With a 5-10% weight loss, it is possible to achieve great improvements and significant long-term health benefits.[1]
Doing this one step, reducing serving size, can help you reach over one-half your weight loss goal.
What happened to me …
can happen to you!
1. I lost almost 60 pounds (15 years now)
2. I lost fat (9 inches in my waist)
3. My diabetes, cholesterol, triglycerides, blood pressure, and kidney stones are improved and/or under control.
4. I have fewer allergies and they are less severe
5. With the doctor’s approval, I have reduced my medications, some by half, some completely.
6. I increased my endurance and energy
7. I increased my flexibility (I can touch my toes)
8. I can exercise 5-6 days a week (without dying)
9. I play tennis twice a week
10. My mind is better
11. My memory is better
12. My balance is better
13. I sleep better (not getting up in the middle of the night)
14. I feel better, (good, healthy)
15. I feel better about myself, my future, my worth
16. I’m happier
17. Debbie and I are happier and spend more time together
18. Life is good again; more fun, more exciting, more alive
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