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WRITTEN IN STONE: MY TEN COMMANDMENTS OF NUTRITION<br />

JOHN PARRILLO’S PERFORMANCE PRESS<br />

states may occur when the metabolic<br />

rate is high.<br />

Per pill, <strong>Parrillo</strong> Mineral Electrolyte<br />

contains 250 mg of calcium; 5<br />

mg of iron; 250 mg of phosphorus;<br />

75 mcg of iodine in the form of kelp;<br />

250 mg of magnesium; 11 mg of<br />

zinc; 50 mcg of selenium; 500 mcg<br />

of copper; 10 mg of manganese; 25<br />

mcg of chromium picolinate; 45 mg<br />

of potassium; 500 mcg of boron;<br />

along with other nutrients. I recommend<br />

that you take one tablet with<br />

each meal during the day for improved<br />

metabolism and well-being.<br />

• Creatine Monohydrate: Typically,<br />

hard-training bodybuilders<br />

can expect an increase of 4 to 14<br />

pounds of lean mass during the<br />

first month of use. The more muscle<br />

mass you have, the more creatine<br />

you can assimilate leading<br />

to greater weight gains. I’ve seen<br />

athletes experience a 5 to 15 percent<br />

increase in strength on their<br />

maximum lifts and an increase<br />

of about 2 reps per set with their<br />

working weight during the first<br />

month. This increase in intensity<br />

allows you to put a greater load<br />

on the muscle, which will indeed<br />

increase your gains in muscle<br />

mass over time.<br />

The way to use creatine is to start<br />

with a loading phase, which usually<br />

is 20 grams a day for five to seven<br />

days. To do this, take five grams<br />

(one teaspoon) four times a day, for<br />

five to seven days. This is followed<br />

by the maintenance phase, which is<br />

five to ten grams a day. After only<br />

one month, you should see a noticeable<br />

increase in size and strength.<br />

<strong>Parrillo</strong> Creatine Monohydrate is<br />

the highest purity creatine supplement<br />

available. And a word of caution:<br />

don’t be fooled into buying<br />

creatine phosphate supplements;<br />

this form of creatine phosphate is<br />

not absorbed from the intestines.<br />

• Protein Powders: Our protein<br />

supplements give you a variety of<br />

protein types, from whey to casein.<br />

Our suggested usage is one<br />

or more servings (2 scoops mixed<br />

with 8 ounces or ¼ liter of water or<br />

beverage) taken as needed with or<br />

between meals, and taken before,<br />

during, and after workouts.<br />

• CapTri ® : A great way to enhance<br />

endurance and muscle-building is to<br />

put a tablespoon or two of CapTri ®<br />

in your whey protein powder shake,<br />

Photo by Jan Willem Geertsma<br />

If you miss the taste of milk<br />

on your oatmeal or in your<br />

coffee, try our Milk Flavor<br />

All-Protein or our 50/50 Plus<br />

Milk Flavor Protein Powder <br />

along with some creatine. You can<br />

also add CapTri ® to your meals; try<br />

drizzling some Butter Flavor Cap-<br />

Tri ® onto your veggies.<br />

• Fish Oil: Fish oil contains omega-<br />

3 fatty acids, which are essential<br />

fats that your body needs to function<br />

properly but does not make. Humans<br />

must eat them through food,<br />

which means eating seafood, such<br />

as salmon, tuna, sardines, mackerel<br />

or shellfish. Among the most potent<br />

omega-3s fatty acids are eicosapentaenoic<br />

acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic<br />

acid (DHA).<br />

Each 3 capsules of <strong>Parrillo</strong> Fish Oil<br />

DHA 800 EPA 200 contains 1100<br />

milligrams of omega-3 fatty acids;<br />

this includes 800 milligrams of<br />

DHA and 200 milligrams of EPA. I<br />

suggest supplementing with 1 capsule<br />

daily, taken with meals.<br />

No. 9: You shall avoid dairy<br />

foods.<br />

Dairy foods like milk and cheese<br />

contain lactose, a sugar, and lots<br />

of fat, both of which can hurt your<br />

physique development. Sure, dairy<br />

foods are high in calcium, but you<br />

can also get calcium from many<br />

green vegetables such as broccoli<br />

and kale. If you miss the<br />

taste of milk on your oatmeal, try<br />

our Milk Flavor All-Protein or<br />

our 50/50 Plus Milk Flavor Protein<br />

Powder . It is a post-workout<br />

“smart bomb” that provides a<br />

perfect blend of high BV protein<br />

and slow release carbohydrates<br />

- exactly what your body craves<br />

after the slaughterhouse of high<br />

intensity training. The result is a<br />

fabulous tasting drink in powder<br />

form that when mixed with water<br />

provides 20 grams of protein,<br />

17 grams of carbs, and no fat or<br />

sugars per serving. Milk-flavored<br />

50/50 Plus powder allows you<br />

to recreate a perfect milk substitute<br />

with as much calcium but without<br />

the lactose or sugar of real milk.<br />

No. 10: You Shall Drink Plenty of<br />

Water.<br />

Drink at least eight to 10 glasses (12<br />

ounces each) of water a day. Water<br />

helps flush excess sodium and impurities<br />

from your system to better<br />

regulate your metabolism. Avoid<br />

sodas at all costs, and even watch<br />

diet sodas, which have been implicated<br />

in fat gain.<br />

Why we insist on intense cardio exercise…traps and neck<br />

development after age 40? No problem! Desert Island<br />

supplement? Who was Pat Casey? Best legs ever??<br />

Hello,<br />

I read where John <strong>Parrillo</strong> wants<br />

his bodybuilders to perform cardio<br />

to a point ‘where they are breathing<br />

hard.’ What does that mean?<br />

Why?! I ride my exercise bike everyday<br />

as soon as I get up and I am<br />

able to tool along at an astoundingly<br />

fast pace without breathing hard<br />

– that is a sign of my fitness – are<br />

your trainees so unfit that they have<br />

to breathe hard during exercise??<br />

Perhaps you people should stick to<br />

lifting weights and leave cardio to<br />

the lean and fit!<br />

Jay, Egg Harbor<br />

My oh my! Someone is having<br />

a hissy fit. Jay from Egg Harbor<br />

– you sound like an effete sissy that<br />

probably shot off his uncontrollably<br />

snide mouth around a real man once<br />

upon a time and likely got spanked<br />

Hard cardio burns the<br />

most calories in the<br />

shortest time, hard<br />

amps the metabolism<br />

maximally.<br />

in public. If you were within arms<br />

length I’d certainly consider spanking<br />

you in front of your little crew<br />

of boat club type friends. “You<br />

people” – isn’t that racial code used<br />

by skinny, sickly academic runner<br />

types as they sneer at anyone that<br />

dares have an arm in excess of 14<br />

inches or has served in the military?<br />

This type of sneering, man-to-man,<br />

with an over-muscled hard-breather<br />

could get you punched in the face<br />

Jay. Just saying. Actually in your<br />

snide, dismissive way, you bring<br />

up a good point; a subtle point, a<br />

point that illustrates the <strong>Parrillo</strong><br />

cardio approach. The idea is this:<br />

the best cardio is when we go<br />

hard! Hard cardio burns the most<br />

calories in the shortest time, hard<br />

amps the metabolism maximally.<br />

Sir – do you really think you are<br />

too fit to breathe hard? You just refuse<br />

to push yourself hard enough<br />

to breathe hard. No doubt you have<br />

some super expensive, smooth-as-<br />

22 <strong>July</strong> <strong>2013</strong> / <strong>Performance</strong> <strong>Press</strong> 1-800-344-3404 www.parrillo.com<br />

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