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Producing Peak Performance regain your edge 310-740-2473 TheJoeDillonDifference.com

improved blood panel Less or no Rx drugs More energy Less body fat / more muscle Sounder sleep Sharper memory Healthier back

High Performance Lifestyle optimal animal protein optimal animal fat low carbohydrates

measurable results: weight waist (tape measure at navel) navel skinfold (skinfold caliper) thigh skinfold (skinfold caliper) ketones (Ketostix) fasting glucose (home blood test kit) blood pressure (home b. p. cuff ) comprehensive blood tests

Hormonal Health insulin glucagon cortisol

insulin stores fat blocks fat burning raises inflammation raises LDL (bad) cholesterol raises blood pressure

glucagon animal protein releases it burns fat builds muscle lowers inflammation lowers blood pressure

cortisol stress releases it stores fat burns muscle raises inflammation raises blood pressure

Sodium optimal 4-6gm Risk of death or cardiovascular event Sodium excretion Study: 17 countries, over 100,000 people

Cholesterol health (statin free) Total Cholesterol (180-220) HDL (> 25% of total, higher is better) LDL (<100, fluffy benign kind) VLDL (<20, function of triglycerides) Triglycerides (<100, lower is better)

only 3 categories: 1. Protein 2. Fat 3. Sugar (carbs)

All carbohydrates are Sugar Bread, Rice, Beans = Sugar

orange juice is pure sugar Nutrition Facts Orange Juice Nutrition Facts Coca Cola Serving size = 8 ounces Calories per serving = 110 Serving size = 12 ounces Calories per serving = 140 Grams % of Calories Grams % of Calories Fat 0 Fat 0% Fat 0 Fat 0% Carbs 27 Carbs 100% Carbs 39 Carbs 100% Protein 0 Protein 0% Protein 0 Protein 0%

These hurt your performance Chronic inflammation Excess body fat Smoking Alcohol Chronic dehydration Unstable blood sugar / over-carbing Sedentary lifestyle / over-training Chronic exhaustion Andropause / menopause

optimize water intake current body weight divided by 2 = ounces per day

Hydration suggestions Distilled water Filtered water Spring water Sparkling water Tap water Herbal teas Decaf coffee / Decaf tea

hurts performance alcohol juice sodas sports drinks excess caffeine

animal proteins are essential for performance

animal protein one gram of animal protein per pound of body weight per day

suggested animal proteins 100% whey protein isolate powder whole eggs (fried in butter) wild game (venison, buffalo, moose, elk) beef, pork, lamb, veal turkey & chicken (white meat, dark meat, skin) fish (including canned tuna) Hamburger shellfish

Molecularly distilled Omega 3 Fish oil capsules

Fats to Perform whole eggs (including yolks) butter saturated fat coconut oil full-fat dairy

reminder No essential carbs

C-Reactive Protein <.5 inflammation insulin sugars grains legumes alcohol

C-Reactive Protein: <.5 Fasting Insulin: 6-27 Fibrinogen: 200-300 Hemoglobin A1c: <4.5%

sub-par low T performance loss of ambition loss of sex drive sad, depressed fatter, flabbier senior moments

DHEA: 400-500 Total Testosterone: 241-827 Free Testosterone: 25-35 Estradiol: 10-30 Progesterone: 3.8-5.2

TSH.35-2.1 T3 2.8-3.2 T4 4.5-12

Male Body Composition Results Average Male Age = 55 Weight = 200 pounds Body Fat = 26.49% Fat Weight = 52.98 pounds Lean Mass = 147.02 pounds Ideal weight = 172.96 pounds Metabolic Rate = 2021 calories

Men = 15% or less Women = 22% or less

Body Fat for athletes Men = 6-12% Women = 12-18%

you might be over-carbing Diabetic Depressed Fat Tired all the time Hungry all the time

Keep your house clean Create a Peak Performance environment

Peak Performance lifestyle 75% Nutrition 20% Exercise <5% Supplementation

high performance nutrition 45% animal protein 45% animal fat 10% slow carbs

eat to perform nuts fruit vegetables Avoid: -sugars -grains -legumes butter-animal fat-coconut oil meat-fish-poultry-eggs

of animal protein & animal fat + of leafy green vegetables

Healthy carbs (lowest glycemic load) after of animal protein & animal fat leafy greens: unlimited or vegetables: 2 cups or whole fresh fruit: 1 cup

Joe Dillon Shake 2 cups of coconut milk, or, whole milk 2 scoops 100% whey protein isolate optional: 1 piece of fruit or 1 cup frozen fruit TheJoeDillonDifference.com

Training Effect Workout Super Compensation Phase Baseline Recovery Phase Time Fatigue Phase Over Training

Kick start recovery pre-workout post-workout X Workout X X ½ shake 3hour anabolic window of opportunity Shake + meal

panting only burns muscle & sugar Calories Burned 75% You only burn fat when you can breathe through your nose Fat Burning 60%

Where you burn fat 220 age = maximum heart rate Max HR X 75% = upper limit Max HR X 60% = lower limit

pump & walk

chest flyes

pump & walk

lateral raises

pump & walk

overhead presses

pump & walk

Repeat this cycle over and over throughout your 30 minute walk.

how to progress (1-5 pounds) Week 1 = 25 repetitions per set Week 2 = 30 repetitions per set Week 3 = 35 repetitions per set Week 4 = 40 repetitions per set Week 5 = 45 repetitions per set Week 6 = 50 repetitions per set Note: Add just one pound every 6 weeks

how to progress (6-8 pounds) Week 1-2 = 25 repetitions per set Week 3-4 = 30 repetitions per set Week 5-6 = 35 repetitions per set Week 7-8 = 40 repetitions per set Week 9-10 = 45 repetitions per set Week 11-12 = 50 repetitions per set Note: add just one pound every 12 weeks

Kick start recovery Joe Dillon Shake 2 cups of coconut milk, or, whole milk 2 scoops 100% whey protein isolate optional: 1 piece of fruit or 1 cup frozen fruit TheJoeDillonDifference.com

chronic exhaustion is a performance killer

chronic exhaustion makes us fat. insulin raises both: cortisol

Sleep to Perform 7-9 hours sleep per night keep room cool avoid going to bed hungry avoid TV in bedroom regular sleep schedule

Safe and effective Melatonin One 3 mg capsule: sustained release Take with your pre-sleep meal

multi-vitamin multi-mineral link at TheJoeDillonDifference.com

3,000mg vitamin C + 400iu of vitamin E link at TheJoeDillonDifference.com

1 Water ½ body weight in ounces of water per day

2 Nutrition a) Shake for breakfast b) protein/fat + greens c) Shake after workout d) protein/fat + greens

3 Exercise Walk with light hand weights for 30 minutes, 3 times a week

4 Sleep 7-9 hours each night Cool room Avoid going to bed hungry

5 Measure weekly 1. weight 2. waist 3. navel skinfold 4. thigh skinfold

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