
The Warrior Diet Switch on Your Biological Powerhouse For High Energy, Explosive Strength, and a Leaner, Harder Body
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Summary
Author Biography
A world renowned painter, best known for his controversial political satire, Ori’s work has been featured in magazines and newspapers worldwide, including Time, Newsweek, L’Express, Dezeit, Der Spiegel, New York Times, People, Rolling Stones, Esquire, The New Republic, Playboy as well as Penthouse, where he was a monthly columnist for seventeen years and Health Editor from 1998 — 2000. Ori has published two books of political art, Hofmekler’s People, and Hofmekler’s Gallery.
Ori authored the highly acclaimed “Maximum Muscle Minimum Fat” book, addressing the science and biological principles of muscle gain and fat loss
Ori resides with his wife and children in Woodland Hills, California
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments | p. xvii |
Foreword | p. xix |
Foreword | p. xxi |
Author's Preface | p. xxiii |
Introduction to the Second Edition | p. xxv |
Introduction | p. xxvii |
Ancient Warriors vs. Modern Man | p. xxvii |
One Meal A Day | p. xxix |
The Warrior Diet Advantage | p. xxx |
The "Stubborn Fat" Syndrome | p. xxxi |
Some Practical Advice for Utilizing This Book | p. xxxii |
The Warrior Instinct | p. 1 |
The Instinct to Survive and Multiply | p. 1 |
The Hunter/Predator Instinct | p. 2 |
The Scavenger Instinct | p. 5 |
The Warrior Cycle | p. 9 |
The Energetic Cycle | p. 10 |
The Cycle of Materialism and Dematerialism | p. 10 |
The Healing Process of the Cycle | p. 11 |
All in the Timing-Finding Your Cycle | p. 12 |
The Undereating Phase | p. 13 |
Controlled Fasting | p. 14 |
Daily Detoxification (Elimination of Toxins, Burning Fat, Anti-Aging) | p. 19 |
The Adaptation Period | p. 22 |
What to Consume During the Undereating Phase | p. 25 |
"Living" Foods | p. 25 |
What To Drink | p. 26 |
What To Eat | p. 27 |
Protein | p. 28 |
Carbohydrates | p. 30 |
Enzymes | p. 31 |
Supplements for the Undereating Phase | p. 33 |
Protein Powders: A Review | p. 40 |
Summary of the Undereating Phase | p. 43 |
The Overeating Phase | p. 45 |
The Overeating Principles | p. 45 |
Controlled Overeating | p. 46 |
The Three Rules of Eating | p. 48 |
The Main Meal: Food Preparations for the Overeating Phase | p. 55 |
The Importance of Choosing Fresh Foods | p. 55 |
Cooking Your Own Meals | p. 55 |
Protein | p. 60 |
Oils | p. 68 |
Carbohydrates | p. 71 |
Fruits | p. 73 |
Grains | p. 74 |
Sweet Meals for a "Sweet Tooth" | p. 77 |
Fiber | p. 78 |
Fermented Foods | p. 79 |
The Acid-Base Balancing Factor | p. 81 |
Salt Restriction | p. 84 |
The Most Allergenic Foods | p. 85 |
What Is Not Allowed on the Warrior Diet | p. 85 |
The Warrior Diet Daily Food Cycle: What and When to Eat and Drink | p. 86 |
Stubborn Fat | p. 91 |
What Is Stubborn Fat? | p. 91 |
What Causes Stubborn Fat? | p. 92 |
How to Prevent Stubborn Fat | p. 94 |
How to Get Rid of Stubborn Fat | p. 96 |
The Warrior Diet Versus Other Diets | p. 101 |
The Warrior Diet vs. the Frequent-Feeding System | p. 103 |
Reviews of Popular Diets | p. 103 |
The All-American (Junk Food) Diet | p. 104 |
High-Carbohydrate, Low-Fat, Low-Protein | p. 105 |
The Zone (40/30/30) | p. 106 |
High-Protein, Low- or No-Carbohydrate | p. 107 |
Holistic Diets | p. 109 |
Lessons from History | p. 113 |
The Romans-An Empire of Wanderers | p. 114 |
The Greco-Roman Warrior Cycle | p. 116 |
Concept of Food and the Roman Diet | p. 118 |
Rules of Eating | p. 124 |
Sickness and Medicine | p. 126 |
Living Off the Land | p. 127 |
Summary | p. 128 |
Conclusions for the Modern "Warrior" | p. 132 |
The Warrior Diet Idea | p. 137 |
Cycling the Warrior Diet | p. 137 |
Cycling the Autonomic Nervous System | p. 139 |
The Instinct to Overeat | p. 140 |
Glycogen Stretching | p. 142 |
How Much Body Fat Should You Have? | p. 143 |
Building Muscles Without Gaining Fat | p. 144 |
Insulin Insensitivity | p. 145 |
The Sense of Freedom | p. 145 |
The Romantic Instinct | p. 147 |
The Aggressive Instinct | p. 150 |
The Myth of Eating Whole Foods Only | p. 150 |
Chemical and Environmental Toxins, and Other Stressors in Everyday Life | p. 151 |
Prostate Enlargement Problems | p. 157 |
Questions & Answers | p. 163 |
Sex Drive, Potency, and Animal Magnetism | p. 171 |
Sex, Power, and Instincts | p. 171 |
Male Performance Factors | p. 174 |
Potency and Diet | p. 174 |
Overtraining vs. Your Sex Drive | p. 179 |
The Warrior Diet-Instinctual Living and Potency | p. 180 |
Women on the Warrior Diet | p. 183 |
The Warrior Workout: Controlled-Fatigue Training | p. 187 |
Lean 'n' Mean for a Lifetime | p. 188 |
The Warrior Controlled-Fatigue Training Goals | p. 189 |
The Controlled-Fatigue Training Principles | p. 189 |
Make strength-training priorities: joints and back | p. 189 |
Combine strength, speed, and high-velocity exercise | p. 190 |
Train to resist fatigue | p. 194 |
Do not train to reach failure | p. 196 |
Make your workout short | p. 198 |
Pre-Workout and Recovery Meals | p. 199 |
The Exercise Program | p. 202 |
The Exercise Manuals | p. 206 |
Pre-Fatigue Exercise | p. 207 |
Post-Fatigue Exercise | p. 211 |
The Core Exercise | p. 214 |
Laterals | p. 218 |
Supportive Manual Exercise (Abs, Back, Shoulders) | p. 222 |
Workout and Diet | p. 235 |
Women Who Follow the Warrior Workout | p. 236 |
Warrior Meals and Recipes | p. 239 |
Meats | p. 240 |
Eggs | p. 242 |
Baked and Grilled Meals | p. 245 |
Soups | p. 247 |
Desserts | p. 248 |
References | p. 253 |
Index | p. 00 |
About the Author | p. 00 |
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