The eighteenth video in the series on health and weight loss.
Hey, here’s the next tip on health, and fat loss, and super fitness. And, one of the things people do one of the messed up things they do is they try to restructure everything they like to eat. Now, you have to have some balance there. You’re going to have to learn to eat your vegetables. If you don’t like vegetables, learn to freakin’ eat them. Grow up.
At the same time, there’s nothing wrong, probably with a lot of the food that you like to eat. It’s the way that food is prepared or what’s put in that food. This is a pet peeve with me. And, the whole point of this tip is this: Learn to make what you like to eat, healthy. But, if you like to eat it, you make it in a way that’s healthy, you’ll stay on that longterm long enough to actually get appreciable goals in fat loss, and ultimately, long enough to feel real health. This is a real super point behind this whole thing.
Here’s what I mean by that. That’s a pet peeve with me. I hate this, hate this. You see trainers all the time, usually they’re anorexic looking little people. And, I know I’m not a super thin guy. I don’t care. I am super healthy and super fit. And, I’ve lost a bunch of weight, 100 pounds.
You know, everybody is what they want to be. I’m what I want to be. You want to be super ripped, we can get there. I can help you get there But, it all depends on how important it is to be fit and lean, yes. Super ripped is another thing. It depends on what you want, what you’re willing to do to get it.
Here’s my pet peeve on that whole thing since I got off on another tangent there. People talk about, “Oh, you can never eat a cheeseburger while you diet. You could never eat that.” Listen. Why is a cheeseburger evil? Is meat by itself evil? No. Is bread by itself evil? No. When you put meat on bread with cheese, does that somehow become evil? Is that combination? Is there a secret thing that I’m not aware of? Do people in black hoods come out and, you know, put curses on it? No.
The point is for most people, it’s very calorically dense. And, where do you get it. You’re getting it at a restaurant. There’s a load of crap in it. Its bad bread, bread with a bunch of extra calories, and no fiber, and no health to it. Its meat that’s jacked up. You put 50, 000 pounds of condiments on it. It’s not even so much the cheeseburger, it’s the fact that it’s followed with, you know, 25 pounds of fries, and coke, and free drinks, and deserts And, you know, hey, that’s too much at one time. Everybody can get with that.
Cheeseburger, themselves not an evil food. You make it at home, relatively lean ground beef, natural cheese, real bread, honest to good stuff, that a couple of ingredients not, you know, white bread, shot full of sugar, and cyanide, or whatever else they put.
Learn to make the food that you like in a healthy manner. Then, you can get real health over a long period of time.
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Health and Weight Loss 18
The eighteenth video in the series on health and weight loss.
Hey, here’s the next tip on health, and fat loss, and super fitness. And, one of the things people do one of the messed up things they do is they try to restructure everything they like to eat. Now, you have to have some balance there. You’re going to have to learn to eat your vegetables. If you don’t like vegetables, learn to freakin’ eat them. Grow up.
At the same time, there’s nothing wrong, probably with a lot of the food that you like to eat. It’s the way that food is prepared or what’s put in that food. This is a pet peeve with me. And, the whole point of this tip is this: Learn to make what you like to eat, healthy. But, if you like to eat it, you make it in a way that’s healthy, you’ll stay on that longterm long enough to actually get appreciable goals in fat loss, and ultimately, long enough to feel real health. This is a real super point behind this whole thing.
Here’s what I mean by that. That’s a pet peeve with me. I hate this, hate this. You see trainers all the time, usually they’re anorexic looking little people. And, I know I’m not a super thin guy. I don’t care. I am super healthy and super fit. And, I’ve lost a bunch of weight, 100 pounds.
You know, everybody is what they want to be. I’m what I want to be. You want to be super ripped, we can get there. I can help you get there But, it all depends on how important it is to be fit and lean, yes. Super ripped is another thing. It depends on what you want, what you’re willing to do to get it.
Here’s my pet peeve on that whole thing since I got off on another tangent there. People talk about, “Oh, you can never eat a cheeseburger while you diet. You could never eat that.” Listen. Why is a cheeseburger evil? Is meat by itself evil? No. Is bread by itself evil? No. When you put meat on bread with cheese, does that somehow become evil? Is that combination? Is there a secret thing that I’m not aware of? Do people in black hoods come out and, you know, put curses on it? No.
The point is for most people, it’s very calorically dense. And, where do you get it. You’re getting it at a restaurant. There’s a load of crap in it. Its bad bread, bread with a bunch of extra calories, and no fiber, and no health to it. Its meat that’s jacked up. You put 50, 000 pounds of condiments on it. It’s not even so much the cheeseburger, it’s the fact that it’s followed with, you know, 25 pounds of fries, and coke, and free drinks, and deserts And, you know, hey, that’s too much at one time. Everybody can get with that.
Cheeseburger, themselves not an evil food. You make it at home, relatively lean ground beef, natural cheese, real bread, honest to good stuff, that a couple of ingredients not, you know, white bread, shot full of sugar, and cyanide, or whatever else they put.
Learn to make the food that you like in a healthy manner. Then, you can get real health over a long period of time.