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In order to lose weight 4 life<br />

Two things must you know …<br />

‘Obesity is man-made<br />

&<br />

The cause is the cure’<br />

©Michael Clark 2017


WARNING!!<br />

THIS BOOK will change your view on weight loss FOR EVER!! Full stop!! No doubt<br />

about it FOR EVER!!<br />

This this book is not for PAGODS (PEOPLE WHO PLAY A GAME OF DIETS)<br />

YOU are about to discover the SINGLE cause of all your weight problems and it isn’t<br />

WHAT you thought it would be.<br />

ITS NOT SUGAR<br />

ITS NOT FAT<br />

ITS NOT CHOLESTEROL<br />

ITS NOT BREAD<br />

ITS NOT CHOCOLATE<br />

ITS NOT CARBS<br />

ITS NOT CALORIES<br />

ITS NOT POOR PLANNING<br />

ITS NOT EVEN OVER EATING ….<br />

Well what can it be?<br />

WHY are so many otherwise capable adults simply losing the battle of the bulge?<br />

WHAT if I told you it’s not THIER fault!<br />

THAT the rules are completely set against you!<br />

THAT the reason YOU are so confused as to the cause of weight gain is NO<br />

ACCIDENT!<br />

THAT the cause of obesity has in fact just one simple cause!<br />

YET the forces behind this cause have a huge vested interested in you & us all<br />

becoming FAT!<br />

INFACT their job is to get you the CONSUMER to …<br />

JUST EAT & EAT & EAT!!


BUT when you begin to see the proper picture about…<br />

WHY you are not losing weight and…<br />

WHEN you make the decision to REDUCE your consumption of this HARMFUL<br />

Food and drink group then…<br />

YOU begin to take back control over<br />

YOUR weight &…<br />

MORE IMPORTANTLY YOUR HEALTH.<br />

NO Counting Calories: NO Going Hungry: NO Constant Weighing Yourself<br />

THIS DIET WILL<br />

CHANGE YOUR<br />

LIFE<br />

for the<br />

BETTER!!


How to have your cake<br />

&<br />

Still lose weight using<br />

The Non-Pc Diet TM<br />

‘No counting calories: No going hungry: No<br />

Constant Weighing,<br />

&<br />

Eat your favourite foods every week & still<br />

lose weight!’<br />

Michael A Clark NMQAA


Table of Contents<br />

INTRODUCTION 6<br />

CHAPTER 1: THE DAY I DISCOVERED OBESITY IS MAN MADE 14<br />

CHAPTER 2: OBESITY, JUST HOW BIG IS THE PROBLEM 18<br />

CHAPTER 3: KNOW YOUR ENEMY: IT’S THE DAMN FOOD INDUSTRY!! 30<br />

CHAPTER 3: STOP TRYING TO LOSE WEIGHT & START LOSING WAIST 49<br />

CHAPTER 5: NATURES NATURAL FAT BLASTERS 54<br />

CHAPTER 6: DIETS DON’T WORK 69<br />

CHAPTER 7 : DITCH THE DIETS & INSTEAD USE ABED 73<br />

CHAPTER 8: TOP HEALTHY EATING TIPS 135<br />

CHAPTER 9: ITS TREAT NIGHT 159<br />

CHAPTER 10 : A JOURNEY STARTS WITH A SINGLE STEP 163<br />

CHAPTER 11: THE FOOD DIARY & KEEPING IT REAL 172<br />

CHAPTER 12: THE WORLD WIDE WEIGHT LOSS CLUB 174<br />

CONCLUSION: 177


Michael A Clark NMQAA<br />

Your Online Weight Loss Coach<br />

Hello, my name is Mike Clark I am your Online Weight Loss Coach. I am the creator<br />

the (ABED The UK's first official lifestyle program and the Non-PC Diet ®<br />

Using this lifestyle plan you are 4 simple steps away from creating your own<br />

personal sustainable weight loss plan.


Quite early on in my self- health career I realised that whatever the issue, whether it<br />

be helping someone deal with stress better or help with asthma or even epilepsy all<br />

my clients were better served looking at the whole picture for whole-is tic health.<br />

I didn’t know it at the time, but I started writing this book you are now reading (and<br />

watching) around 25 years ago!<br />

In that time, I have read literally hundreds of health books, travelled as far as Russia<br />

for my training, trained people from all around the world to be Buteyko Breathing<br />

Specialists written 6 health books, created the UK’s first official lifestyle program and<br />

now I am happy to present the first diet in the world that targets the only food & drink<br />

group that causes weight gain.<br />

Now why would a book take a quarter of a century to write especially one that is only<br />

quite small?<br />

Well the answer is simple, I hadn’t realised until recently that this is this book that is<br />

required to bring the whole thing together.<br />

The timing had to be right the problem of (cause) had to be so big it could no longer<br />

be ignored, and the solution (cure) had to be so simple that it too could not be<br />

ignored.<br />

So here is the problem, people are putting on weight and it seems nothing can stop it<br />

until now, the trouble is we have been attacking the symptoms instead of addressing<br />

the cause, and the cause is not what you might think. Read the chapter the day after<br />

a routine visit to the hospital for our oldest son Joshua to have his Type 1 diabetes<br />

check-up. The truth that OBESITY IS IN FACT MAN MADE.<br />

This book consists of both written material and videos to help you. You then can try<br />

the diet on your own or you can join my (Online Weight-loss Club) and join people<br />

from all over the world losing weight properly using the first diet in the world that<br />

targets the ONLY thing causing you to gain weight, namely PC’s.<br />

The title claims how to have your cake and still lose weight, well that comes with<br />

planning and unlike diets that generally fixed with regards to what you can have and


what you cannot, this is about helping you create your own diet, your own personal<br />

weight loss plan, and you will have a much better chance of achieving this when you<br />

are armed with the truth about what the single cause of obesity is and importantly<br />

acting positively on the information.<br />

You will shortly discover the true cause of obesity and then we simply need to<br />

replace your highly calorie dense processed ‘foods’ with something more natural,<br />

almost any natural food choice will do and EVERY single natural choice you make is<br />

better for you and the more you eat, the more weigh you lose. It’s as much an<br />

attitude change, so that an apple is no longer an apple, but you will become to know<br />

it as a ‘natural fat blaster’.<br />

Now by reading this book, it will help your weight loss journey because this diet is<br />

not just another diet book.<br />

This is not a quick fix BUT brings the truth about weight gain


Introduction<br />

'Let food be your medicine & let medicine be your food'<br />

Hippocrates 430 BC<br />

‘The average 45-year-old UK female has already dieted 61<br />

times, each diet lasts on average 15 days, at the end of the diet<br />

34% will actually have put on weight, and within 12 months<br />

over 98% will have put it all back on again’<br />

Weight Loss Resources 2012


FIRST, YOUR HEALTH IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY<br />

We have been taught from an early age, that our health is not our responsibility,<br />

worry not the NHS will always take care of you. Nowadays, even with the best will of<br />

the fantastic NHS staff that simply cannot be the case anymore. The investment is<br />

less in real terms than it was 70 years ago, and we are all much more ill than before.<br />

Yet what if instead of constantly dealing with symptoms, we attempted to deal with<br />

the cause.<br />

The following is a little healthy anecdote for all you drivers out there who remember<br />

when they passed their driving test.<br />

You looked at the examiner and your ears heard the wonderful words, literally music<br />

to your ears, ‘I am pleased to say you have successfully passed you’re driving<br />

test.’<br />

You felt what? Relieved, happy, gloriously happy, excited? A whole range of<br />

emotions and now you are free to drive.<br />

Imagine this. For successfully passing your driving test you will receive a brand new,<br />

top of the range, car, the finest money can buy. This car is fuel efficient, fast, strong,<br />

rust proof, sleek and very beautiful.<br />

There is a however catch. This car you are given is the only car you will ever have<br />

for the rest of your life. No matter how rich you become, you can never buy another<br />

one. Quite simply, this car is the only car you will ever own. If you damage the car, it<br />

may be repaired with new parts, but if you ever damage the car beyond repair, you<br />

will be stuck with a car that will not drive ever again.<br />

Now with all this in mind I would like to ask you a few questions<br />

How might you drive this car? Fast or very carefully?


Would you get the car serviced as often as you should?<br />

Would you ask for the best oil?<br />

Would you use the best fuel?<br />

Would you get any knocks or unusual sounds checked out?<br />

Would you regularly check the tyre pressures?<br />

The answer, I am sure for most of us, is a resounding YES<br />

Would you<br />

Always drive the car too fast<br />

Miss regular services<br />

Use the cheapest oil<br />

The wrong fuel<br />

Ignore any knocks and unusual sounds<br />

Fail to check tyre pressures<br />

The answer, probably for most of us, a resounding NO, Yes?<br />

SO WHY ON EARTH DO WE DO THIS TO SOMETHING FAR MORE PRECIOUS<br />

THAN A CAR. OUR ‘SPIRIT VEHICLE’ OR, AS IT IS MORE COMMONLY KNOWN<br />

AS, OUR BODY?<br />

We expect this body to keep going under more and more pressure. We feed it low<br />

grade fuel, ignore knocks and fail to get regular services or check-ups. When we do<br />

have a problem, instead of diagnosing the cause, we simply turn up the music so as<br />

not to hear the noise or clanging, often until the problem becomes so dire, we run the<br />

risk of total breakdown.


I wonder how many parents realise they are in fact contributing toward their own<br />

children’s early demise. It is very likely for the first time in hundreds of years that,<br />

unless we change our bad habits, children are in grave danger of dying before their<br />

parents.<br />

And yet when you know the simple cause of your weight problems then at least you<br />

have a proper chance of successfully gaining better control over your weight and<br />

subsequently your health improves and so does your general wellbeing.<br />

In the next chapter, you will read how I was inadvertently told the true cause of<br />

obesity by the NHS and the answer was in fact much closer to home than I ever<br />

realised.


Chapter 1:<br />

The day I discovered that obesity is<br />

exclusively MAN MADE!!<br />

I have been a natural health coach for nearly a quarter of a century, I have always<br />

felt that nature works, well, naturally. Invariably over the years I have known that my<br />

clients who had the higher percentage of natural food in their everyday diet, seemed<br />

to have much less health problems, however it took nearly 25 years and the personal<br />

sadness of having my eldest child Joshua who has suffered since before he was 2<br />

years old, with a condition known as Type 1 diabetes.<br />

I will never forget the day we discovered our little darling baby boy was actually<br />

poorly and meant he would require injections for the rest of his life. The pain of<br />

hurting your child every day 3 -4 times a day and sometimes making him cry is<br />

extremely upsetting, never the less you do what is necessary to help your child.<br />

Now Joshua will be shortly 13 years old and his mum and I are so proud of the way<br />

he handles his diabetes and of course we love him dearly and in a way if it wasn’t for<br />

Joshua having diabetes I may never have ever made the discovery.<br />

Now I would like to use this opportunity to first clear something up right away, Type 1<br />

and Type 2 diabetes are NOT THE SAME! Type 2 is generally caused by the over


consumption of processed carbohydrates and Type 1 is an auto immune disease<br />

that no one knows yet the cause, but it looks most likely it is probably genetic. It is<br />

not caused by parents over feeding or giving too many sweets and it seems even the<br />

specialists really HAVE NO EXACT IDEA WHY ‘DIABETES 1’ DEVELOPS!<br />

Type 1 and type 2 diabetes share the same underlying defect—an inability to deploy<br />

insulin in a manner that keeps blood sugar from rising too high—but they arise out of<br />

almost opposite processes. Type 1, which once was known as juvenile diabetes, is<br />

an autoimmune disease in which the body attacks its own cells—namely, the beta<br />

cells of the pancreas—destroying their ability to make insulin. In type 2, formerly<br />

known as adult-onset diabetes, tissues that need insulin to take up glucose (such as<br />

the liver, muscles and fat) become resistant to insulin’s presence. The insulinproducing<br />

cells respond by going into overdrive, first making more of the hormone<br />

than normal and then losing the ability to keep up with the excess glucose in the<br />

blood. Some people end up unable to make insulin at all. Type 2s cause is mostly<br />

diet related and due to the excess consumption of Processed Carbohydrates, around<br />

9 out 10 Type 2 diabetics are overweight.<br />

Now back to the day I discovered that OBESITY might be EXCLUSIVELY man<br />

made.<br />

It was 24 th July 2015 and my wife and I were taking Josh to our local hospital as we<br />

did every 3 months to check on his long-term blood count. This can only be done on<br />

a machine at the hospital, but on this day, we would also because of Joshua’s age<br />

be changing his medication regime and move onto a more reactive regime that is an<br />

injection for every time Josh eats as opposed to a general insulin.<br />

They then started to discuss the term carb counting, to do with how much<br />

carbohydrates are eating at meals. Carbohydrates raise blood sugars in all of us, but<br />

the majority of us have a working pancreas to do this automatically, but for diabetics<br />

insulin injection is required.<br />

A great book that is recommended to diabetics and I highly recommend it to anyone<br />

interested in weight loss, it’s called Carbs & Cals


It was this book & talking to the<br />

diabetes team that I ACTUALLY<br />

LEARNED THE TRUTH ABOUT<br />

WEIGHT GAIN!<br />

The book ‘Carbs & Cals’ covers almost all foods including carbohydrate content, and<br />

the amount of insulin required to administer. Yet as I scanned through the book I<br />

couldn’t help noticing 2 huge food groups, meat and vegetables were not included, I<br />

had to enquire and it was the reply that literally could have knocked me down with a<br />

feather.<br />

‘Well there is no need to administer insulin for meat and veg’ the diabetic<br />

dietician replied.<br />

I asked if he told the patients that, and he said, he hadn’t even thought about it<br />

before, and that any way he wanted his patients to live as normal as life as possible.<br />

I then asked him, if he felt a normal every day diet full of processed food, was in fact<br />

healthy?<br />

He didn’t like that.<br />

I then looked at FRUIT and was pleased to confirm that although you did require<br />

some insulin it was nowhere near the amount required to deal with the onslaught of<br />

processed food, because when we eat whole fruit with the skin on, the elevation of<br />

blood sugars is relatively low and much lower than processed fruit.<br />

THE MORE NATURAL FOOD i.e. MEAT,<br />

VEG & FRUIT YOU EAT means you in<br />

order to lose weight you just need to eat<br />

MORE FOOD!! That is real food.


SOMETHING VERY INTERESTING HAPPENS TO FOOD WHEN IT IS<br />

PROCESSED THE WEIGHT OF THE FOOD DECREASE YET AT THE SAME TIME<br />

THE CALORIES INCREASE!!<br />

THE GOODNESS IS REPLACED GENERALLY WITH SUGAR OR BECAUSE THE<br />

FIBER GOES THE COMPLEXITY OF THE DIGESTION PROCESS IS CONFUSED<br />

AND IT SEEMS THE MORE THE ‘FOOD’ IS PROCESSED THE HIGHER THE<br />

AMOUNT OF INSULIN REQUIRED TO DEAL WITH THE STRAIN PUT ON THE<br />

BODY.<br />

To putting A SIMPLE way, eating a Mars Bar duo chocolate bar has the same<br />

calories as eating about 8 apples and 10 apples for a Bounty trio!<br />

Type 2 diabetes & the consumption of processed food has a huge link, and here we<br />

see some research has been done.<br />

Yet we already know that over 90% of Type 2 diabetics are overweight, and when<br />

they are taken off a diet of processed food, look what happens when a team of<br />

scientists from Newcastle University got to work on the diet of Type 2’s. Using calorie<br />

constriction and a diet of whole foods.<br />

‘Our work has shown that type 2 diabetes is not inevitably progressive and life-long.<br />

We have demonstrated that in many people who have had type 2 diabetes for up to<br />

10 years, major weight loss returns insulin secretion to normal’.<br />

Furthermore, the focus of the 'altered diet' is on increasing the intake of slow<br />

carbohydrates (such as nuts, seeds, vegetables and fruits) and restricting the intake<br />

of fast carbohydrates (such as refined grains and sugars). The premise of this study<br />

is that type 2 diabetes may be 'reversed' through an altered diet and healthier<br />

lifestyle (Taylor, Diabetes Care, 2013).


A simple example is if you took a bowl of porridge verses a bowl of low calorie<br />

cereal. (Chapter cereal killer)<br />

Side by side they both have the same amount, yet the cereal has less calories, so<br />

looks better for you. Yet the porridge is NEARLY 6 times the weight, so in fact in<br />

terms of actual food, the cereal has more calories and the strain it puts on your<br />

pancreas, if you knew you would probably not touch the stuff.<br />

So now I had an idea, could it be something as simple, as natural food holding the<br />

key top fight obesity, literally all people would have to do to lose weight, was<br />

concentrate on keeping it real.<br />

I then remembered something, in 2002 I had travelled to Russia and done some<br />

specialist training in something called Buteyko Breathing an amazing natural<br />

treatment for asthma. Now although Russia was becoming more westernised, the<br />

food side had yet to take off, so Russians all seemed to eat natural foods, and boy<br />

let me tell you what I saw.<br />

In 21 days in Moscow & St Petersburg I saw ONLY 1 OVER WEIGHT PERSON!!<br />

Then jumping right forward to 2017, I came across an astonishing article claiming for<br />

very first time, ever in documented history, Siberian Eskimo’s were becoming obese!<br />

Now for years, I had used Eskimos as an example, if anyone ever dared say to me<br />

that fat makes you fat. I said, excuse me, that’s more or less, all Eskimos live on and<br />

I challenge you to show me an overweight Eskimo, never mind an obese one.<br />

According to local experts, obesity has not previously existed in these indigenous<br />

populations, but the first cases are now being reported, and a marked change in diet<br />

- including instant noodles and pasta - appears to be responsible.’


IN ORDER TO<br />

LOSE WEIGHT YOU<br />

JUST NEED TO<br />

KEEP IT REAL!!<br />

Now before, you all fall for some company selling bloody seal oil diet pills, a diet<br />

based upon 100% animal fat and meat is not what I recommend. These Eskimo’s<br />

live off the land and no pill is going to help you lose the weight, if its weight you want<br />

to lose, it’s time now to simply stop been processed and start processing for yourself.


Chapter 2:<br />

Obesity:<br />

Just how big is it?<br />

IN THE 1960’S<br />

Obesity was 1%<br />

Nowadays that figure has<br />

ballooned to 28% & rising!!


EVEN OUR HEALTH<br />

PROFFESSIONALS ARE<br />

STRUGGLING<br />

Over half the staff of the<br />

NHS are overweight or<br />

obese!!


The Current State of the health of the UK population<br />

Currently two thirds of the adult population are overweight or obese, and it’s getting<br />

worse every day.<br />

‘Obesity is a greater burden on the UK’s economy than armed violence, war and<br />

terrorism, costing the country nearly £47bn a year’ (M c Kinney & co)<br />

The UK spends less than £638m a year on obesity prevention programmes – about<br />

1% of the social cost. (M c Kinney & co)<br />

But the country spends about £6bn a year on the medical costs of conditions related<br />

to being overweight or obese and a further £10 billion on diabetes.<br />

Today 25% of the nation is obese and 37% is overweight, if obesity were to reduce<br />

to 1993 levels, where 15% of the population were obese, we will avoid five million


disease cases and save the NHS alone an additional £1.2bn by 2034.<br />

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_mass_index<br />

Body Mass Index (BMI) is how we measure obesity rates.<br />

Look at this graph to see how you measure up<br />

Per government statistics:<br />

1 in 4 of children in the UK are now overweight<br />

1 in 4 adolescents in the UK are obese by the age of 15<br />

8 out of 10 obese adolescents in the UK remain obese in adulthood<br />

3 out 10 adults in the UK have high blood pressure<br />

5 out of 10 obese adults have high blood pressure<br />

50% of adult women and 43% of men regularly take prescription drugs<br />

Obesity equals inflammation and this also generally means direct cause or<br />

exasperation of health problems, including: Asthma, Cancer, Diabetes, Digestive<br />

problems, Headaches, Hypertension, Psoriasis and many more.<br />

So WHY is it to so many capable people who are successful in so many areas<br />

of their lives are failing so miserably with their health & weight?<br />

‘Confusion causes frustration and eventually apathy’


For years we have been told to avoid fats, or look out for the carbs, or its oils or is it<br />

sugar so is sugar free the way forward?<br />

Who or what is to blame?<br />

Why doesn’t my GP advise me on foods to eat?<br />

How much time would you expect out of 6 years training for a GP to receive on<br />

nutrition?<br />

1. 3 years<br />

2. 1 year<br />

3. 1 month<br />

4. You’ve got to be kidding me!!!<br />

“There is a lack of knowledge and understanding of the basic evidence for the<br />

impact of nutrition and physical activity on health among the overwhelming majority<br />

of doctors. This has its roots in the lack of early formal training,” they state in a letter<br />

to the Medical Schools Council (MSC) and General Medical Council (GMC)”<br />

Denis Campbell, Health Editor<br />

‘Doctors know too little about nutrition & exercise’. The Guardian 2016.<br />

Read about it here<br />

SOME OF OUR UK DOCTORS KNOW<br />

Doctors are seeing the light, and claiming that working in partnership with the<br />

community could save the NHS billions.<br />

Let’s have a look at the following


Is it sugar?<br />

We can see from the first graph that it does seem to show the<br />

consumption of sugar does play a huge role in obesity<br />

Sugar does play a huge role in weight gain, however it’s not the single culprit<br />

because obesity should have reduced as sugar consumption lessened, but it hasn’t,<br />

in fact as sugar consumption has dropped as obesity has continued to rise. Sugar<br />

as an additive is arguably the single greatest cause of obesity though. Around 100<br />

years ago we ate about 5 lbs. of sugar a year now we eat over 30 times that amount!


But no, It’s not the sugar<br />

Table showing that even though since 1995 sugar consumption has dropped by<br />

around 20% yet, obesity has still risen<br />

It’s not the fat<br />

Since the low-fat guidelines came in as far back as the 1970’s we can see what a<br />

nonsense this is.


Quite clearly, we can see on this graph that even though the consumption of<br />

traditional natural cooking fats has been replaced by the supposedly more ‘healthy’<br />

(more profit) heavily processed oils


We can see this next graph how margarines have replaced butter can still obesity<br />

grows<br />

NOT SURE ABOUT WHAT BEST TO USE FOR YOUR<br />

WEIGHT LOSS? IS IT LOW FAT? LOW GI? LOW<br />

SUGAR? IS BUTTER BETTER? BREAD OR NOT?<br />

CHOCOLATE OR NOT? WHAT ABOUT CEREALS?<br />

Read ‘Eat Fat Get Thin’ by Barry<br />

Groves or download FREE here


It’s not even saturated fat<br />

Even though we have been told, that saturated fat is harmful and we need to<br />

replace natural animal fat with factory man made oils, this is another lie<br />

See if you can guess the answer with this image<br />

The Game<br />

Let me explain it like this, imagine weight loss is a bit like a game and you are the<br />

sport and in fact it is YOU who are getting played. You are playing a game it could<br />

be any game, tennis, chess, football, netball or literally any game where you are<br />

playing against an opponent.<br />

For the sake of simplicity, you are going to play a game of tennis:<br />

The trouble is it seems we don’t have a level playing field, for instance even before a<br />

ball has been hit, your chances of winning are almost non-existent.<br />

Your opponent has been told months in advance where the match is to be<br />

played. (You are only told at the last minute!)<br />

Your opponent has a huge entourage of experts helping them (you are alone!)<br />

Your opponent knows all the rules (you don’t!)


Your opponent has the most expensive kit (you have black sandshoes that<br />

slip on, baggy shorts<br />

You opponent has the latest racket the best money can buy and yet your<br />

tennis racket is the old-fashioned type bought from a local newsagent!)<br />

Your opponent had had the best training money can buy (you have had none)<br />

Your opponent is fighting fit (you just feel fat)<br />

Your opponent beats you easily (you go and eat something)<br />

Fixing the blame<br />

It’s the GREAT BRITISH PUBLIC, OR IS IT THE<br />

PARENTS, OR IS IT TEACHERS for<br />

not helping educate<br />

OR IS IT THE KIDS<br />

THE KIDS!!!<br />

One-time professor of surgery at Guy’s Hospital London, Lord McColl of Dulwich, told<br />

the House of Lords that ‘young people and their bad eating habits had more to answer<br />

for than the elderly when it came to a strained NHS.’


THAT’S RIGHT THEY HAVE TRIED TO<br />

BLAME SCHOOLS, PARENTS,<br />

GRANDPARENTS<br />

&<br />

NOW<br />

THE KIDS!!<br />

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!<br />

“The whole secret<br />

lies in confusing<br />

the enemy, so that<br />

he cannot fathom<br />

our real intent.”<br />

Sun Tsu: The Art of War


The real cause of the obesity epidemic and it<br />

must be because without them it simply<br />

couldn’t happen IS<br />

Have your guessed who your opponent<br />

is yet?<br />

Turn the page to see<br />

It’s so simple you the<br />

CONSUMER MUST see<br />

The SINGLE cause of obesity<br />

Is the multi-billion POUNDS


FOOD<br />

INDUSTRY


Chapter 3<br />

Know your enemy, the food industry<br />

The food industry<br />

‘People are fed by the food industry which pays no attention to health, then<br />

treated by the health industry which pays no attention to food’<br />

Wendall Berry<br />

“The whole secret lies in confusing the enemy, so that he cannot fathom our<br />

real intent.”<br />

Sun Tzu, The Art of War


‘In the 21 st century our tastes buds, our brain chemistry, our biochemistry,<br />

our hormones and our kitchens have been hijacked by the food industry’<br />

Mark Hyman<br />

‘The only way to put excess weight on is by consuming processed food or<br />

drink. To lose weight and take better care of ourselves, we must stop being so<br />

processed and start to process for ourselves’<br />

Michael Clark Creator of the Non-PC Diet ®<br />

‘The growth and development of the food industry is the single most damaging<br />

cause to human health’<br />

Sue Denime<br />

‘It is not possible for a baby exclusively fed in breast milk to put on an ounce<br />

of EXCESS unhealthy weight, only formula fed babies can put on EXCESS<br />

weight’<br />

FACT


The results, in the British Medical Journal, showed that if the proportion of ultraprocessed<br />

food in the diet increased by 10%, then the number of cancers detected<br />

increased by 12%.<br />

A study of over<br />

100,000 adults


clearly a showed that<br />

Processed Food is<br />

Implicated in<br />

increases of<br />

cancers!!<br />

The average UK diet<br />

is over 50%<br />

processed!!


The food processing industry can now make 100% profit from just 15% OF THE<br />

RAW INGREDIENT. Simply put there is not enough profit for industries selling whole<br />

food. So they need to create the ‘need’ for convenience, and boy do we pay.<br />

First-ever cases of obesity in Arctic<br />

peoples as noodles replace traditional<br />

diet<br />

Siberian Eskimos are becoming obese<br />

for the first time in history<br />

The story about Eskimo’s above is perfect example, of man-made food,<br />

specifically ‘Processed Carbohydrates’. It is only since the introduction of<br />

noodles and pasta that Eskimo’s for the FIRST TIME EVER<br />

recorded, are putting on excess weight.<br />

Top world’s industry’s


1.Retail and Food -- $5300 Billion<br />

2. Alcohol Industry – $1161 Billion<br />

3. OPEC Revenue – $1027 Billion (OIL)<br />

4. Pharmaceutics - $950 Billion<br />

5. Telecommunications – $957 Billion<br />

The food industry has no interest in our health, they are interested in making a large<br />

a profit from us the ‘consumer’ consuming as much as possible of their product. The<br />

food industry lie, cheat, confuse and are very powerful in business and hold huge<br />

sway over the very top our legal and political system. I am convinced they are the<br />

number 1 reason for the obesity explosion in the world today, and until we tackle the<br />

cause we will never attain a cure.<br />

Have you ever noticed how many adverts you notice on TV for MAN MADE<br />

PROCESSED ‘food’ in and how many adverts for food in its natural healthiest state?<br />

I wonder if you ever thought that some companies rely on you being ill for their<br />

health. They want you to be ill, in fact they need you to be ill, as do their<br />

shareholders. They require you and your children to be ill, so that you take their<br />

drugs and they can make the profits to pay the dividends to their shareholders.<br />

The UK drug industry is worth over £10 billion pounds a year of our money, based<br />

upon your illness and suffering. On average, each person in the UK has over 16<br />

prescriptions each year, and to make sure this keeps happening, some drug<br />

companies spend up to £10,000 per doctor, per year promoting their drugs.<br />

Yet we know the NHS is literally struggling to cope with the huge explosion of illness<br />

caused from constant poor diet that taking care of your weight may not just be good<br />

for your figure but ALSO great news for your health. Think how many times in the


past 12 months can u remember A SINGLE advertisement for NON-PROCESSED<br />

FOOD!!?? LIKE CABBAGE, CAULIFLOWER? CARROTS OR EVEN APPLES!!<br />

It’s often denied by the food industry that advertising is responsible for human<br />

behaviour, yet if advertising didn’t work, why do it and keep doing it? We already<br />

know that the food industry has already created huge changes in our daily lives.<br />

The Food industry effects consumer behaviour<br />

A huge report taking by the government into UK eating patterns and how they have<br />

changed since 1974 all adds strongly to the case my belief that obesity and<br />

processed food consumption are in fact directly related.<br />

In the periods between 1974 and 2000, household freezer ownership increased from<br />

15 per cent, to 94 per cent.<br />

The changes in technology have prompted us to consume more convenience foods,<br />

such as frozen pizza and pasta, of which, sales have sharply spiked.<br />

Per the results over time, skimmed and semi-skimmed milk have gradually become<br />

the UK’s ph., surpassing full-fat milk in the 1990s. Brits now consume four times as<br />

much semi-skimmed and skimmed milk.<br />

Between 1974 and 2014, takeaway pizzas increased by 1000%. As well as this,<br />

pasta has doubled since 1998, when it was initially added to the survey


If we look at the above chart the pizza reading and when I tell you that pizza is a real<br />

fat accumulator.<br />

The quantity of ready meals bought have more than doubled. By 2012, more than<br />

£2.6 billion of prepared meals were being sold every year in Britain. In the same<br />

year, a study published in the British Medical Journal found that NONE of the ready<br />

meals examined fully complied with the World Health Organisation’s nutritional<br />

guidelines.<br />

Advertising and the food industry


This diagram has been reproduced from Dalmeny et al, Journal of the HEIA. (Dalmeny 04)<br />

Just look at these two pyramids the one on the left is meant to be healthy (not that<br />

healthy-but boy just look at the one on the right (WHICH REPRESENTS<br />

ADVERTISING BUDGETS SPENT ON FOODS) And for those who say there is no<br />

evidence to suggest advertising influences trends, then just one little question!! IF IT<br />

DIDN’T WORK WHY DO COMPANIES SPEND MILLIONS OF POUNDS EVERY<br />

YEAR ADVERTISING THEIR GOODS (oops or should that be bads).<br />

The imbalance between food advertising and the promotion of healthy foods and<br />

lifestyles is huge. For example, in 2000, food advertising in the UK amounted to just<br />

under £600 million for food and approaching £300 million for drinks. Only a small<br />

amount spent on fruit and vegetables, around £16 million, which also included the<br />

promotion of tinned and frozen products. Government research shows The Food<br />

Standards Agency spent less than £10 million annually on promoting better eating<br />

verses over £600 million on processed food adverts.<br />

Why are these products so heavily promoted? The simple answer is profitability. In<br />

the case of potato crisps and soft drinks, the cost of the basic ingredients is tiny often<br />

less than 5% of the marketed cost of the product. Hence the potential profits are<br />

huge even after paying for expensive advertising and slotting fees to supermarkets.


Today’s children, ages 8 to 18, consume multiple types of media (often<br />

simultaneously) and spend more time in front of computer, television, and game<br />

screens.<br />

Research has found strong associations between increases in advertising for nonnutritious<br />

foods and rates of childhood obesity. Most children under age 6 cannot<br />

distinguish between programming and advertising and children under age 8 do not<br />

understand the persuasive intent of advertising.<br />

So, by the time they are adolescents they are over-weight and we already know 80%<br />

will suffer with their weight throughout their lives.<br />

Advertising, directed at young children its very nature exploitative. Children have a<br />

remarkable ability to recall content from the ads to which they have been exposed.<br />

Product preference has been shown to occur with as little as a single commercial<br />

exposure and to strengthen with repeated exposures. Product preferences affect<br />

children’s product purchase requests and these requests influence parents’<br />

purchasing decisions.<br />

Per reports it looks like It is very likely for the first time in history that children born in<br />

the early 21 st Century are in grave danger of dying before their parents.<br />

Growth of the Supermarket<br />

Between 1980 and 2001, the five largest global supermarket chains (all of them<br />

based in Europe or the U.S.) each expanded the number of countries in which they<br />

operate by at least 270%, says the FAO.<br />

To grasp the potential market for food companies, Merritt Cliff, an FAO economist,<br />

suggests thinking about the calories being sold. “China’s average [daily] calorie<br />

count is 2,500 [per person], whereas in the U.S., ph. 3,500 or higher,” he says. “If<br />

you were to add, say, another 1,000 calories consumption to each Chinese person,<br />

you’re talking about a lot of business.”<br />

click for report<br />

Harm


We end up eating garbage and thinking poorly. This is no good for us and for<br />

instance later in the book on step 4 when we look at diet you will be shocked at how<br />

cereals are made and you’ll never believe what the iron inside the cereal is!! Click<br />

here to read more Cereal<br />

Confusion<br />

“Should we eat carbs? Should we have fat? ‘You can eat as much as you like<br />

on this diet’. ‘On this diet, you can have lots of fruit and veg’. But fruit is full of<br />

sugar. Red wine’s good for you this week but next week it might not be, it’s all<br />

so confusing’.<br />

THE TOP 10 MOST ADDICTIVE FOODS<br />

ARE ALL MAN MADE AND ARE ALL<br />

PROCESSED CARBOHYDRATES


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Processing food has been done for centuries, however the time it has been done for<br />

our benefit passed along tome ago. Nowadays processed food is made mostly for<br />

pure profit. Regardless of how fat we become or ill the food may make us, the food<br />

industry’s only job is to make a profit an ever-increasing profit, and it is done so<br />

almost regardless as to the health effects.<br />

So why is processed food so fattening? When we mix food, and add all sorts of<br />

ingredients including fillers and lots of nasty’s then our bodies really do struggle to<br />

cope.<br />

Carbohydrates can be classified as simple sugars or complex carbohydrates. Most<br />

people think about breads, pastas, sweets, and baked goods when they think about<br />

carbs. Fruits and vegetables also contain carbohydrates, but the high amounts of<br />

fibre and nutrition make them good options despite the carbs.<br />

Complex carbohydrates are in their whole food form and include additional nutrients<br />

such as fibre, vitamins, and smaller amounts of proteins and fats. These additional<br />

nutrients slow down the absorption of the glucose and keep blood sugar more stable.<br />

The Fat making carbs<br />

Simple (processed) carbohydrates are easily recognized as "white foods," for<br />

example THESE CAUSE WEIGHT GAIN<br />

sugar,<br />

pasta,<br />

white bread,<br />

flour,<br />

cookies,<br />

pastries,<br />

and


white potatoes.<br />

SUNFLOWER/VEGETABLE OILS<br />

Simple carbohydrates contain few other nutrients to slow down sugar absorption and<br />

thus these foods raise blood sugar dangerously fast so are to be avoided for health<br />

as well as weight reasons.<br />

I see many vegetarians, who think that by simply staying away from meat they have<br />

a healthy diet, and yet whose diet consists of lots of non- meat pizzas, vegetarian<br />

sausage rolls and biscuits and cakes.<br />

The higher the percentage of the processed carbohydrates in your diet, the bigger<br />

problem you have. This group all raise blood- sugar levels rapidly and put strain on<br />

the pancreas.<br />

Little surprise then as a nation, our percentage of refined carbohydrates intake has<br />

risen dramatically, so have the levels of obesity and both type 1 & 2 diabetes<br />

Due to the simple unnaturalness of the food. Usually it is because in nature<br />

you cannot get such a high concentration of calories in such a small weight of<br />

food in nature, only in pure fat, and it’s difficult to stomach too much fat.<br />

Oils<br />

Sugar<br />

Image over substance – millions of pounds is spent on packaging, yet the<br />

best fat burners come in plain or no packing because natural cannot be<br />

bettered.<br />

Taste over substance- food is designed and manufactured and mostly with<br />

sugar and or salt. These titillate our taste buds yet it’s the taste that we want<br />

and the filling is often irrelevant.<br />

Convenience over nutrition-When the World Health Authority checked: ‘Not a<br />

single processed meal was found to meet the minimum nutritional<br />

requirements’


The top 10Processed Carbohydrates PC’s<br />

1: Sugars, & Sweeteners (Granulated Sugar)- PC 100%<br />

2: Sweets –up to 99% PC<br />

3: Cereals: - up to 91% PC<br />

4: Crisps: up to 84% PC<br />

5: Biscuits: up to 84% PC<br />

6: White flour (Bread rolls &pasties etc.): 76% PC


7: Jams & Preserves: 69% PC<br />

8: White bread, pizza base, white pasta, 61% PC<br />

9: Potatoes, fries & hash browns: 35% PC<br />

10: Can of Coke etc.: 10% PC<br />

Now before you get all excited at coke and the low carb fries etc.<br />

The fries and hash browns are massive bad fat holders and that stuff sticks ...<br />

baked potato has .02 g of fat per gram & almost 1 calories per gram whereas<br />

on fries… it has suddenly gotten 700% more fat and almost 300% more<br />

calories<br />

As for the coke, well before you think it’s only 10% that’s because per the<br />

ingredients its 90% water and 10% sugar<br />

If you want some great advice for alcohol and weight loss click here<br />

http://getdrunknotfat.com/managing-your-calories-from-alcohol/<br />

Top tip for changing habits:<br />

Not calories but minutes, how long will it take to eat the chocolate bar and how long<br />

would it take to burn off in the gym.<br />

So, every Twix is 25 minutes on treadmill, the cheeky McDonalds on the way home<br />

just set you back well over an hour on the treadmill. So, you will begin to think about<br />

choosing your favourite Processed Carbohydrate food because this is going to<br />

replace yet another diet, because this is to become an integral part of your own<br />

Personal Weight-loss Program. (PWP)<br />

Now we know the foods that put on weight, let’s look at the foods that will help you<br />

lose weight.


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40% of cancers are lifestyle related!


Table showing the link between weight gain and Type 2 diabetes (92% of Type 2<br />

diabetics overweight)<br />

People who are overweight or obese are more likely to have heart disease, strokes, cancer,<br />

and depression. A Harvard study showed that obesity also increased the risk of diabetes<br />

by 20 times,


Chapter 4<br />

Stop losing weight<br />

&<br />

Start losing waist!!<br />

Why measuring is better than weighing<br />

How to measure yourself properly<br />

How many times do you weigh yourself on when on a diet?<br />

Yet getting weighed is an anomaly anyway because especially women their weight<br />

can fluctuate between 2-4 pounds a day with hormones, water retention etc. Much


etter to simply measure yourself once a week.<br />

Ask yourself this question, when at any time ever has any shop assistant when you<br />

want to try on clothes<br />

‘Madam what do you weigh???’<br />

<br />

Of course, you would be surprised if any one had ever been asked this question, you<br />

are asked what size you are.<br />

For years, man and women have concentrated on the weight loss, when surely, it’s<br />

how you feel that’s important. Using the Non-PC Diet TM because of the protein you<br />

are eating, you may start to build muscle, but you know you are losing fat because<br />

your clothes fit better, your skirt, trousers are looser, your coat fits a little less snug.<br />

I encourage my clients to think about how they feel not just how they look, because<br />

of after two weeks on the diet, you know you have lost fat because your jeans no<br />

longer cut into you, because the soft bloating feeling has finally started to leave you<br />

for good.<br />

However, if all you rely on is the dreaded scales then it might say you’ve lost only a<br />

pound or nightmare even stayed the same or G-d forbid weigh more, then quickly<br />

you become demotivated and immediately give up.<br />

THAT IS STINKING THINKING AND THE OLD WAY ---CONVENTIONLAL DIETING<br />

IS DEAD TIME FOR A NEW WAY INSTEAD<br />

Let’s look at fat<br />

Visceral fat vs. Subcutaneous fat<br />

Most know that having a large belly may be unhealthy. But did you know that not all belly fat is<br />

bad? Much of the fat in the stomach area lies directly under the skin. This is called<br />

subcutaneous fat and is not necessarily hazardous to your health. The fat that is harmful is the


unseen fat around your organs, otherwise known are visceral abdominal fat. You may have<br />

visceral fat but not be obese.<br />

A study done in 2004 showed that patients who instantly lost 30 pounds of subcutaneous fat<br />

through liposuction surgery had no health improvement if they had a lot of visceral abdominal fat<br />

that remained. Visceral fat around abdominal organs cab only be only reduced through diet as<br />

its too dangerous to cut or suck.<br />

Risks including blood pressure, cholesterol and insulin sensitivity are also not improved with loss<br />

of subcutaneous fat via liposuction procedure.<br />

Visceral fat is linked to diabetes and heart disease much more than BMI (body mass<br />

index.) Researchers believe that visceral fat may just be a side effect of an unhealthy<br />

lifestyle. What is important to know is that most people with a lot of belly fat also have a lot of<br />

visceral fat.<br />

If you want to get rid of visceral fat and lower your risk for heart disease and diabetes, start with<br />

cutting down on your calories and getting more exercise. When people slim down through<br />

exercise and diet, visceral fat disappears twice as fast as subcutaneous fat.<br />

“This image shows a 250-lb woman on the left and a 120-lb woman on the right. We<br />

can see weight gain from the outside, but we usually can’t see what it’s doing on the<br />

inside. Look at the fat surrounding the organs in the woman on the left. Do you also<br />

see the fat around her heart and around her brain? A little scary, isn’t it? Look at the<br />

compression around the stomach and internal organs. Do you think that would have


any impact on GERD (severe indigestion)? Look at the compressed knee joints. Do<br />

you think those joints ache a little more than they should?”<br />

WOW!! That’s eye opening! People are dying every day from diseases caused or<br />

worsened by poor choices and obesity and man-made food. Are cheeseburgers,<br />

chocolate cake, French fries, chips, biscuits etc... worth dying early for?<br />

Here is a picture of 5 lbs of fat V 5 lbs of Muscle.<br />

It’s all about the fat. Even if you are not particularly overweightyou may still be<br />

dangerously fat underneath (subcutaneous)<br />

Are you a TOFI?<br />

(thin on outside but fat inside)<br />

We all have that annoying friend who seems to eat what s/he likes and NEVER<br />

seem to get any bigger, but wait all might not be quite as smug as your friend thinks.


This image is from a lean 28-year-old man who falls into the healthy BMI (TOFI-Thin<br />

Outside-Fat inside) range but this person does in fact have some heavy visceral fat<br />

deposits sitting around his organs. Scientists are looking at fat as a body organ and<br />

how it affects health. Some studies have also shown how constant dieting can make<br />

it more difficult to lose fat. From a nurse...<br />

“As a registered nurse, I’d often see in my patients (and in myself!) the complications<br />

caused by being overweight and obese, but I have to say when I saw this I was<br />

amazed at the visual reminder. “<br />

The Technical Stuff<br />

The digestion process is such an important part of sustaining our lives that is<br />

essential to learn more about how it works. This is in the hope that you appreciate<br />

how amazing the body is and that you do not take it for granted.<br />

The digestive system is made up of the digestive tract—a series of hollow organs


joined in a long twisting tube from the mouth to the anus—and other organs that help<br />

the body break down and absorb food (see figure).<br />

Organs that make up the digestive tract are the mouth, oesophagus, stomach, small<br />

intestine, large intestine—also called the colon—rectum, and anus and inside these<br />

hollow organs is a lining called the mucosa. In the mouth, stomach and small<br />

intestine, the mucosa contains tiny glands that produce juices to help digest food.<br />

The digestive tract also contains a layer of smooth muscle that helps break down<br />

food and move it along the tract.<br />

Two “solid” digestive organs, the liver and the pancreas, produce digestive juices<br />

that reach the intestine through small tubes called ducts. The gallbladder stores the<br />

liver’s digestive juices until they are needed in the intestine. Parts of the nervous and<br />

circulatory systems also play major roles in the digestive system.<br />

Why is digestion important?<br />

When you eat foods—such as bread, meat and vegetables—they are not in a form<br />

that the body can use as nourishment. Food and drink must be changed into smaller<br />

molecules of nutrients before they can be absorbed into the blood and carried to<br />

cells throughout the body. Digestion is the process by which food and drink are<br />

broken down into their smallest parts so the body can use them to build and nourish<br />

cells and to provide energy.<br />

How is food digested?<br />

Digestion involves mixing food with digestive juices, moving it through the digestive<br />

tract, and breaking down large molecules of food into smaller molecules. Digestion<br />

does not begin in the stomach but in the mouth. That is one reason why eating<br />

slowly is not only healthier but will cause you to lose more weight.<br />

Movement of Food through the System<br />

The large hollow organs of the digestive tract contain a layer of muscle that enables<br />

their walls to move. The movement of organ walls can propel food and liquid through<br />

the system and can mix the contents within each organ. Food moves from one organ<br />

to the next through muscle action called peristalsis. Peristalsis looks like an ocean<br />

wave travelling through the muscle. The muscle of the organ contracts to create a<br />

narrowing and then propels the narrowed portion slowly down the length of the


organ. These waves of narrowing push the food and fluid in front of them through<br />

each hollow organ.<br />

The first major muscle movement occurs when food or liquid is swallowed. Although<br />

you can start swallowing by choice, once the swallow begins it becomes involuntary<br />

and proceeds under the control of the nerves.<br />

Swallowed food is pushed into the oesophagus which connects the throat above and<br />

the stomach below. At the junction of the oesophagus and stomach there is a ring<br />

like muscle called the lower oesophageal sphincter, closing the passage between<br />

the two organs. As food approaches the closed sphincter, the sphincter relaxes and<br />

allows the food to pass through to the stomach.<br />

The stomach has three mechanical tasks. First, it stores the swallowed food and<br />

liquid. To do this, the muscle of the upper part of the stomach relaxes to accept large<br />

volumes of swallowed material. The second job is to mix up the food, liquid, and<br />

digestive juice produced by the stomach. The lower part of the stomach mixes these<br />

materials by its muscle action. The third task of the stomach is to empty its contents<br />

slowly into the small intestine.<br />

Several factors affect emptying of the stomach including the kind of food and the<br />

degree of muscle action of the emptying stomach and the small intestine.<br />

Carbohydrates for example spend the least amount of time in the stomach while<br />

protein stays in the stomach longer and fats the longest. As the food dissolves into<br />

the juices from the pancreas, liver and intestine, the contents of the intestine are<br />

mixed and pushed forward to allow further digestion.<br />

Finally, the digested nutrients are absorbed through the intestinal walls and<br />

transported throughout the body. The waste products of this process include<br />

undigested parts of the food known as fibre and older cells that have been shed from<br />

the mucosa. These materials are pushed into the colon where they remain until the<br />

faeces are expelled by a bowel movement.<br />

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Chapter<br />

5<br />

Natures Natural Non-Pc Fat Blasters<br />

Eating Food to Lose Weight<br />

‘The only food that causes weight gain is processed,<br />

so naturally, fill your boots’<br />

Michael Clark NMQAA<br />

“Don’t dig your grave with your own knife and fork.”<br />

English Proverb<br />

“He that takes medicine and neglects diet wastes the time of the<br />

physician” Chinese Proverb


‘Foods such as Cola, burgers even biscuits are a staple of western diets.<br />

Yet they also symbolise something more than food. They represent a<br />

way of life in the West where image takes precedent over goodness,<br />

where the eating of these foods somehow represents freedom and even<br />

somehow democracy. What is worrying is that all these foods that are<br />

made for profit are also some of the most harmful foods to humans on<br />

the planet’<br />

Sue Denime ABED. TM Therapist<br />

‘I promise that losing weight becomes much easier when you use food to<br />

fight the fat. If, however you persist with eating processed food, you will<br />

always struggle with your weight’<br />

Michael Clark NMQAA<br />

The ‘Foods’ that make<br />

YOU FAT also make YOU SICK!<br />

When you discover the actual truth about real food<br />

HIGH CALORIE LOW WEIGHT RATIO NOT FOUND<br />

IN NATURE<br />

‘If, for example, you're having a Big Mac with a medium order of fries and a<br />

medium cola, your total calorie intake is 1,080 calories, meeting more than half<br />

your daily calorie needs if you eat 2,000 calories a day. Replacing the cola with<br />

a chocolate milkshake increases the total calories to 1,420, which meets 70<br />

percent of your daily calorie needs on a 2,000-calorie diet.’ Livestrong.com


CALORIE DENSITY<br />

Processed V Nature<br />

Mars Bar Duo (snack) is the<br />

equivalent to 6 apples!!<br />

Have you ever heard of the Atkins diet, where it blames all our dietary problems on<br />

too many carbohydrates? Well it is true but not all carbohydrates are the same. In<br />

the following two groups are natural and refined PROCESSED<br />

CARBOHYDRATES. The natural are good for us, the refined are not.<br />

Complex carbohydrates are often referred to as starch or starchy foods. They are<br />

found naturally in foods and refined in processed foods.<br />

If you are trying to lose weight then reduce the refined processed complex<br />

carbohydrates, such as pasta, rice and bread. Save these for your cardio days post<br />

workout recovery and make sure you consume the same about of vegetables or<br />

salad (live food) as the complex processed carbohydrates.<br />

The following list has been taken form the Whole food web site<br />

www.whfoods.com<br />

There are literally thousands of meal ideas and to help you, of course I include a few<br />

of my own plus join The Non-PC Diet TM worldwide weight loss club you can access<br />

hundreds of fat-busting mouth-watering recipes.<br />

In the meantime, you might like to look at some of the wonderful natural fat blasting<br />

meals ideas using the link above.


Another reason to<br />

eat real food is<br />

because of the<br />

anti-cancer<br />

properties they<br />

have !!<br />

‘I am personally convinced that as the proportion of processed<br />

food increases so do the cancer rates’<br />

Michael Clark NMQAA<br />

The UK has one of the highest rates of cancer in the world and according to experts<br />

our diet is to blame for an awful lot of cancer.<br />

1 in 9 women develop breast cancer in the UK (The figure is 1 in 10,000<br />

in some farming communities in China)2<br />

1 in 10 men develop prostate cancer at least once in their life in the UK


(The figure 1 in 200,000 in some farming communities in rural China)<br />

Professor Jane Plant<br />

Both above quotes can be verified on the link below. The author blames the<br />

over consumption of dairy, however in my view, this is an anomaly, it is far<br />

more likely to be the increased consumption of processed foods that do more<br />

toward cancer than just the consumption of milk.<br />

In 2007, the World Cancer Research Fund published a report basically saying the<br />

best way to beat cancer is to prevent it, they issued 10 recommendations to avoid<br />

prevent cancer.<br />

These are the following 10 recommendations to avoid cancer:<br />

Body Fatness: Be as lean as possible within the normal range of body weight<br />

Physical Activity: Be physically active as part of everyday life<br />

Foods and drinks that promote weight gain: Limit consumption of energydense<br />

foods; Avoid sugary drinks<br />

Plant Foods: Eat mostly foods of plant origin<br />

Animal Foods: Limit intake of red meat and avoid processed meat<br />

Alcoholic Drinks: Limit alcoholic drinks<br />

Preservation, processing, and preparation: Limit consumption of salt;<br />

Avoid mouldy cereals (grains) or pulses (legumes)<br />

Dietary supplements: Aim to meet nutritional needs through diet alone<br />

Breastfeeding (Special Recommendation): Mothers to breastfeed; children to<br />

be breastfed. Who knows maybe breastfeeding helps prevent cancer because<br />

the breasts are been used for what they were naturally intended.<br />

According to government statistics, The NHS costs the UK a staggering 90 Billion<br />

pounds each year with only a very small fraction of that money been spent on<br />

prevention.<br />

Ever wondered<br />

Why?


Because illness is big business!!<br />

Get it?<br />

Your illness + your consent<br />

=<br />

PROFIT FROM SUFFERING!!<br />

The UK governments spend over £ 8 billion pounds on drugs & £6 billion pounds per<br />

annum on cancer care but hardly anything on the prevention of cancer when they<br />

know the effective answer to cancer is the prevention not treatment.<br />

If you are waiting for your government to take care of your health, then wake up it’s<br />

simply not going to happen. You must take care of yourself. Take America for<br />

instance where our western diet came from and they are far ahead on the cancer<br />

steaks (misspelt on purpose).<br />

1 in 3 of us now develop cancer (shortly to be 1 in 2). Do we really want to wait<br />

around like helpless victims hoping for a miracle cure or do we want to take control<br />

of our health and try to do all we can to try and prevent the cancer in the first place?<br />

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2017/feb/28/increased-risk-of-11-types-ofcancer-linked-to-being-overweight-researchers-warn<br />

Obesity now linked to 11 cancers<br />

In the 1950s’ a scientist named Otto Warburg discovered something remarkable to<br />

do with oxygen and cancer. Basically, the two of them can’t stand each other and we<br />

know that high processed fat content plus high a processed diet put strain on the<br />

body at a cellular level causing a depletion of oxygen absorption.<br />

See BY Weston A. Price, MS., D.D.S., F.A.G.D (personally I think we should spell<br />

his name Western Price, because diseases such as cancer, diabetes, heart disease<br />

is the price we pay for western gluttony).


‘I estimate 99.9% of people have not even heard of,<br />

THE CANCER ACT 1939’<br />

Michael A Clark NMQAA<br />

1939 CANCER ACT IN THE UK AND USA PROHIBITING ANY TREATMENT OR<br />

ADVICE REGARDING CANER UNLESS FROM A BODY (STRUCTURED<br />

MEDICAL BODY) THE GOVERNMENT HAD BEEN LOBBIED FOR TO ACCEPT<br />

Is cancer a<br />

fungus?<br />

In my book the Art of Diet ® I discussed how many of our actual foods, especially the<br />

processed ones, attack our cells and lower oxygen absorption, and this ultimately<br />

make us sick.<br />

We will learn about how diet effects the body, which foods make us weak and thus<br />

susceptible to illness and which foods help keep us strong and which foods can<br />

contribute toward high blood pressure, diabetes and of course obesity.<br />

Interestingly evidence suggests that a poor diet doesn’t just contribute toward<br />

illnesses such as cancer and diabetes hence eating so called junk food can even<br />

lead to adverse effect on intelligence.<br />

Researchers at Oxford University showed that a diet of chips and burgers ‘drains the<br />

brain’.<br />

They discovered that rats fed junk food for just 4 days were less able to use oxygen


to make energy and this caused their hearts to work harder. They were also<br />

exercising a massive 50% less than rats fed on a normal diet.<br />

Researchers at the University of las Palmas de Gran Canarias and the University of<br />

Navarra showed that eating a Mediterranean type diet consuming nuts, berries, and<br />

plenty of fruit and vegetables were on average 30% less likely to get depressed than<br />

those eating typical western diets.<br />

it is important to mention something about stress and diet. Many people feel stress is<br />

purely something emotional, due to immense frustration or because of ongoing<br />

pressure. Yet stress can also be placed upon the body by over eating, eating the<br />

wrong foods, or even eating in the wrong way.<br />

The body and mind are connected through the solar plexus.<br />

If you are stressed emotionally it is difficult for instance for the body to accept and<br />

digest food.<br />

When the body is under stress we can usually see an increase in blood pressure.<br />

(Known as the silent Killer).<br />

It’s not just ourselves we are harming. I wonder how many parents realise that<br />

unwittingly they may be contributing towards their own children’s early demise. It is<br />

very likely for the first time in hundreds of years that, unless we change our bad<br />

habits, children are in grave danger of dying before their parents.<br />

Why if its harmful for us do we want<br />

it so much?<br />

Taste over substance<br />

One of the real problems we have with a Western style diet is that taste and<br />

appearance has superseded nutrient value. In some cases, this is down to marketing<br />

of products to make them profitable adding more sugar, salt and making them look<br />

far more attractive on the box then in real life.<br />

Marketing companies mix our emotions to sell food, showing happy people eating<br />

the food, some trying to make food sexy.


We must begin to take more care of what goes into our mouths and stop eating<br />

rubbish that comes in packages and start eating goodness that comes from the<br />

ground.<br />

I am certain this is one of the reasons why many of our children will die before us.<br />

Their inner constitution is weakened from such an early age with so much<br />

unnecessary stress placed upon the body with poor quality, high fat and high sugar<br />

PROCESSED CARBOHYDRATE foods.<br />

Glycaemic Index GI<br />

(THE NON-PC DIET IS LOW GI)<br />

90% OF TYPE 2 DIABETICS ARE<br />

OVERWEIGHT OR OBESE!<br />

Diabetes both Type 1 & 2 conditions are rising at alarming rates especially in the<br />

Western world. An interesting coincidence is that as these two conditions have risen,<br />

so has obesity and coincidentally so has our consumption of refined carbohydrates<br />

which also have some of the highest GI in the entire food types.<br />

Glycaemic Index is an innovative criterion for classifying carbohydrates. It allows us<br />

to identify this food category so that we can choose our food wisely with the aim of<br />

preventing weight gain and losing weight.<br />

The GI measures how quickly glucose is released into the bloodstream after eating a<br />

food and is measured on a scale of 0-100. The slower glucose is released into the<br />

bloodstream the better and the more beneficial the food is.<br />

Foods that have a high GI are broken down into glucose very quickly, so this glucose<br />

is released in the bloodstream very quickly. Foods that have a low GI are broken<br />

down into glucose very slowly, so glucose is broken down more gradually and the<br />

glucose is released more gradually in the bloodstream.<br />

Glucose has a GI of 100 and is used as the base for comparison of the GI of all


other foods. For example, a food that releases glucose in the bloodstream at half the<br />

rate of pure glucose has a GI of 50.<br />

Low GI Foods<br />

55 or less on the GI scale; vegetables, most fruits, grain breads such as rye,<br />

pumpernickel, whole meal pitta, and deli wraps<br />

Medium GI Foods<br />

56-69- rolled oats, muesli, ice cream, sugar & orange juice<br />

High GI Foods


GI of more than 70- biscuits, white bread, brown bread, alcohol, and the higher the<br />

% of High GI foods on your diet the greater the problems for your health.<br />

Eating a lot of high GI foods can be detrimental to your health because it pushes<br />

your body to extremes. This is especially true if you are overweight and sedentary.<br />

Switching to eating mainly low GI carbs that slowly trickle glucose into your blood<br />

stream keeps your energy levels balanced and means you will feel fuller for longer<br />

between meals.<br />

Low GI diets help people lose and manage weight<br />

Low GI diets increase the body's sensitivity to insulin<br />

Low GI carbs improve diabetes management<br />

Low GI carbs reduce the risk of heart disease<br />

Low GI carbs improve blood cholesterol levels<br />

Low GI carbs can help you manage the symptoms of PCOS<br />

Low GI carbs reduce hunger and keep you fuller for longer<br />

Low GI carbs prolong physical endurance<br />

High GI carbs help re-fuel carbohydrate stores after exercise<br />

For a complete list of GI foods see<br />

1.5 million People in the UK diagnosed with diabetes and maybe another<br />

1.5 million undiagnosed. Interestingly as our intake of refined carbs has<br />

grown so has the levels of Type 2 diabetes.<br />

Over fed & undernourished<br />

So many of us think we eat well. In fact, the more ‘processed’ the food, the more<br />

problems the body has digesting the food. If you were to keep a diet of how much<br />

processed food the average person ate in the UK, it would be somewhere around<br />

60% plus. If you accepted that cooking is a process (alters the chemistry of the food)<br />

then that figure jumps to 90%. We might feel satisfied after a meal, but as we<br />

touched upon earlier, so much of the food we eat in a so called modern diet is very<br />

poor in nutrients, meaning that people who are overweight could still be lacking in<br />

essential nutrients.


According to research, if eating habits don’t change, 80% of men in the UK will be<br />

obese in the next 10 years. Of course, eating habits is something that is 100% our<br />

own responsibility. Using the Non-Pc Diet, TM losing weight and taking care of your<br />

health becomes no problem whatsoever.<br />

Fat loss, hormones and insulin<br />

If you eat high sugar food, you have nowhere for it to go and now your body is being<br />

damaged by the sugar and excess insulin. At this point your liver grabs the sugar<br />

and converts it into fatty acids. Insulin then takes the fatty acid and stores it as fat.<br />

This surprise a lot of people. We have grown up being led to believe that fat makes<br />

us fat and we should have a low-fat diet to maintain health. It seems more and more<br />

likely now that our excess intake of sugar is playing a large part in the rising number<br />

of overweight people. In fact, here are some fun facts for you, in 1900 the average<br />

person consumed about 9lbs of sugar a year by 2009 the average person consumed<br />

about 190lbs of sugar a year!<br />

Now for the good News!!!!!<br />

Phew! It’s not all doom and gloom! It turns out that insulin is the one hormone we<br />

have the most control over. That is unless people pin you down and force feed you<br />

biscuits all day.<br />

First, here is what you should eat:<br />

The following foods may have a very positive effect on Insulin Control. However,<br />

note; The biggest way to control insulin is by limiting sugar in the diet. This would<br />

include flour products such as bread, pastries and cakes. Even whole meal flour is<br />

not that much better. Most whole meal bread being a combination of white and whole<br />

meal flour with sugar and in some cases over 8 more ingredients that are hard to<br />

pronounce.<br />

STRESS & DIGESTION<br />

Don’t forget how we talked in the Breathing section how stress can have a negative<br />

effect on the role of digestion and can cause us to seek- out high sugar- type foods.<br />

Extrinsic, or outside, nerves come to the digestive organs from the brain or the spinal<br />

cord. They release two chemicals, acetylcholine and adrenaline. Acetylcholine


causes the muscle layer of the digestive organs to squeeze with more force and<br />

increase the “push” of food and juice through the digestive tract. It also causes the<br />

stomach and pancreas to produce more digestive juice. Adrenaline has the opposite<br />

effect. It relaxes the muscle of the stomach and intestine and decreases the flow of<br />

blood to these organs, slowing or stopping digestion. (This is very significant in<br />

understanding stomach problems from indigestion. Crohn’s disease, ulcers and even<br />

stomach cancers. If you are stressed it is better to wait until you have calmed down.<br />

Yet so many people who are under- stress, not only still eat, but often eat the wrong<br />

foods, will eat an odd- mix such as meat & white bread and will usually eat fast as<br />

they are ‘on the go,' all leading to an early death).<br />

read more<br />

Fruit is not just a fat burner it’s one of the few foods rich in enzymes, these enzymes<br />

keep you looking and feeling young.<br />

Want to look 40 at 70? ☺


Chapter 6<br />

Diets just don’t work!!<br />

diet<br />

noun<br />

1.<br />

the kinds of food that a person, animal, or community habitually eats.<br />

“a vegetarian diet”<br />

synonyms: selection of food, food and<br />

drink, food, foodstuffs, provisions, edibles, fare; More<br />

2.<br />

a special course of food to which a person restricts themselves, either to lose weight<br />

or for medical reasons.<br />

I’m going on a diet”<br />

synonyms: dietary regime, dietary regimen, dietary programme, restricted diet, crash<br />

diet; More<br />

verb<br />

1.<br />

restrict oneself to small amounts or special kinds of food to lose weight.<br />

“I began dieting again”<br />

synonyms: follow a diet, be on a diet, eat sparingly, eat<br />

selectively, abstain, fast; More<br />

‘To keep doing the same thing and expecting different results is<br />

frankly insane’.


Albert Einstein<br />

‘The average 45 years old female, has already dieted 61 times,<br />

each diet lasts 15 days and at the end of the diet 34% actually<br />

weigh more than at the beginning and within 12 months over<br />

98% will have put it all back on again’<br />

Weight Loss Resources UK 2012<br />

‘Don’t go on a diet, just change your diet’<br />

Pip & Niki<br />

The problems with dieting<br />

1.<br />

Your diet is too strict and you end up craving high calorie<br />

foods<br />

Problem: The diet you’re following bans all your favourite foods (chocolate, cheese,<br />

ice cream, chips…) and you feel deprived. You might last a couple of weeks, feeling<br />

more and more bored with the monotony of your regime—but then you’ll crack. And<br />

when you do give in, you end up stuffing yourself with those forbidden foods to make<br />

up for days of self-denial.<br />

Solution: In your Personal Weight-loss Programme (PWP) this is factored in so<br />

every week you get to eat your favourite foods, this in fact is an essential part of the<br />

success of your weight loss. We can also offer specialist help dealing with unhealthy<br />

food addiction.


2.<br />

You see your diet as a temporary fix, not a lifestyle change<br />

Problem: Perhaps you've managed to lose weight in the past, for a special occasion<br />

or event. But you inevitably return to your old eating habits straight afterwards—and<br />

pile the weight back on. There are over 600 different diets and yet NONE of them<br />

offer an answer to long term effective weight management. Study after study show<br />

that there is no real statistical evidence showing the long-term effectiveness of any<br />

diets. One such study which looked at almost 6000 individual dieters showed that the<br />

diet did not seem to matter, the 1-3% who did manage to successfully gain control<br />

over their weight for a significant amount of time indicated clearly that it is not the<br />

diet but more the reason or doing the diet. Your diet is a quick fix, rather than a<br />

permanent change to improve your lifestyle.<br />

Solution: Your PWP is a great excuse to try out lots of new foods. Aim to change<br />

your tastes and find ways of eating healthily that you want to stick to for good.<br />

3.<br />

You’re too impatient for results from your diet<br />

Problem: Once you've made the decision to lose weight, you want it over and done<br />

with as soon as possible. When you find that you’re losing weight at a rate of one to<br />

two pounds a week, you’re frustrated: what about all those stories of women<br />

shedding 30 pounds in a month? After a couple of weeks, you give up, convinced<br />

you’re failing because you’re not losing weight as fast as you’d like to.<br />

Solution: Remind yourself that it took months or years to gain that weight—it’ll take<br />

some time to lose it, too. Remember that dieters who lose weight slowly are much<br />

more likely to keep it off long-term.<br />

4.<br />

You succumb to all-or-nothing thinking when dieting


Problem: One day, you grab a chocolate digestive with your mid-morning coffee,<br />

almost without realising. Once you've eaten it, you decide that your diet’s failed. You<br />

end up ignoring your planned lunch in favour of a pizza, and then get take-out for<br />

dinner. So, you might as well give up for the week and start AGAIN on Monday.<br />

Solution: Tell yourself, firmly, that one cookie won’t ruin your diet. One bad<br />

day doesn't need to turn into a bad week or a bad month. Focus on making “good”<br />

food choices, not “perfect” ones.<br />

5.<br />

Your metabolism has slowed down<br />

Problem: If you have a history of yo-yo dieting (losing weight then gaining it again),<br />

your body will have learned to be as efficient as possible with food. That means that<br />

you’ll burn fewer calories when at rest—and when you overeat, your body will store<br />

as much fat as possible, fearing the next “famine” when you diet again. This makes it<br />

harder and harder to lose weight and keep it off.<br />

Solution: Exercise while dieting—this ensures your body will break down your fat<br />

stores, not your muscles, for energy. Aerobic exercise also helps keep your<br />

metabolic rate high. if you have a slow metabolism, then fat becomes easier to shift<br />

when you eat 6 times a day. Not only will this mean better digestion but your<br />

stomach will begin to adjust to smaller portions.


Chapter 7<br />

Ditch the Diets & Instead Use ABED<br />

system<br />

plan<br />

plan/<br />

noun<br />

1. 1.<br />

a detailed proposal for doing or achieving something.<br />

ABED Healthy Lifestyle Program TM is the UK’s first lifestyle health program to be<br />

officially granted therapy status and it’s one heck of a weight loss tool and it’s all part<br />

of the package in the Non-Pc Diet TM .<br />

ABED is an acronym, each of the four letters, and each one of these letters stand


for something that will help make your journey to a healthier weight an altogether<br />

unique special experience (ABED works on four key areas of our lives, Attitude,<br />

Breathing, Exercise and Diet.<br />

‘Every 35 days, your skin replaces itself. Your liver, about a month. Your body<br />

makes these new cells from the food you eat. What you eat literally becomes you.<br />

You have a choice in what you’re made of. You are what you eat!’<br />

Mark Hyman Nutritionist<br />

How many times have you heard it’s not a change of diet, but a change of lifestyle,<br />

but how do you change your lifestyle, how long for, and who do you ask to find out<br />

how to do it best?<br />

Step1: Attitude<br />

Most people want you to lose weight to feel<br />

great


To make it easier, let’s start to feel great<br />

about losing weight<br />

ATTITUDE: A complex mental state involving beliefs, feelings, values<br />

and dispositions to act in certain ways.<br />

‘To achieve your weight loss goal, the determining factor is not<br />

actually your choice of food, but ultimately your own mental<br />

attitude’<br />

Michael A Clark NMQAA<br />

‘The greatest discovery of my generation is that human beings can<br />

alter their lives, by altering the attitude of their minds’<br />

William James US Philosopher<br />

& psychologist (1842-1910)<br />

‘There are 2 favours of which many people are unmindful: health of<br />

body and calmness of mind!’<br />

The prophet Mohammed (phub) the holy Quran<br />

‘If by chasing your dreams, you lose your health, what you are left<br />

with is a nightmare’<br />

Sue Denime WEIGHTLOSS Therapist TM<br />

Make a list of 3 things in your life more important to you than your<br />

health<br />

....................?


.....................?<br />

.....................?<br />

The power of attitude is phenomenal; Winston Churchill the famous<br />

English prime minister said, ‘Attitude is a little thing that makes a big<br />

difference’.<br />

If you were to become ill and were off work for 6 months, maybe a year<br />

and received no money, would that cause your hardship?<br />

How would you feel if next week you found out you had cancer? (I hope<br />

to G-d you do not)!<br />

How would you feel if you discovered you had only days to live!?<br />

I can appreciate these are some serious heavy questions! I ask them to<br />

shock you into trying to appreciate how important your health is, how<br />

precious it is and if there was something more you could do to protect it.<br />

Is that something you would want to do?<br />

Stress, emotional or physical, (caused by poor diet and pain), is the<br />

biggest cause of illness today. For one thing stress means pressure and<br />

pressure means an increase in blood pressure, and an increase in blood<br />

pressure means you are more likely to die of a heart attack or a stroke.<br />

So, if you are in business and are in the nosiness of busyness, and the<br />

odds are that taking good care of your health is something you just don’t<br />

have the time for, yet taking care of your health is something that you<br />

simply must find the time for because illness will discover you quickly<br />

enough


Learn this poem off by heart and not only will you impress your<br />

friends you will impress yourself.<br />

IF by Rudyard Kipling the English Poet (30 December 1865 – 18<br />

January 1936) ~<br />

*By the way, man and woman are the same, It’s about stopping blaming<br />

like child and begin to take the responsibility as an adult must.<br />

IF you can keep your head when all about you<br />

Are losing theirs and blaming it on you,<br />

If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you,<br />

But make allowance for their doubting too;<br />

If you can wait and not be tired by waiting,<br />

Or being lied about, don't deal in lies,<br />

Or being hated, don't give way to hating,<br />

And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise:<br />

If you can dream - and not make dreams your master;<br />

If you can think - and not make thoughts your aim;<br />

If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster<br />

And treat those two impostors just the same;<br />

If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken<br />

Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools,<br />

Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken,<br />

And stoop and build 'me up with worn-out tools:<br />

If you can make one heap of all your winnings<br />

And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss,<br />

And lose, and start again at your beginnings<br />

And never breathe a word about your loss;<br />

If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew<br />

To serve your turn long after they are gone,


And so hold on when there is nothing in you<br />

Except the Will which says to them: 'Hold on!'<br />

If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue,<br />

' Or walk with Kings - nor lose the common touch,<br />

if neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you,<br />

If all men count with you, but none too much;<br />

If you can fill the unforgiving minute<br />

With 60 seconds' worth of distance run,<br />

Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it,<br />

And - which is more - you'll be a Man my son! *<br />

Attitudes are contagious. Is yours worth catching?<br />

Dennis & Wendy Mannering<br />

A positive attitude & a negative attitude can affect emotions in others.<br />

We all know how easy it is to catch a cold or even how frightening an<br />

epidemic of ‘Bird Flu’ can be. Yet I wonder if you knew how easy it is to<br />

catch another’s’ attitude or influence. (Sounds like influenza)!<br />

According to Ralph Waldo Emerson the famous speaker, he said ‘Fear<br />

defeats more people in the world than any other ‘single’ thing’.<br />

So, on this basis; it is the fear of getting flu which is more likely to cause<br />

early death than the flu itself.<br />

In the book the contagious power of thinking by David Hamilton PhD. He<br />

attempts to convince us or at least influence our belief system that a<br />

healthy attitude helps keep the immune system (our body’s natural<br />

defence mechanism strong) and that nothing weakens it quicker than a<br />

large dose of fear.


A chemical called Oxytocin is released in the body when we feel happy<br />

and confident. This in turn helps fight off the cancer causing free<br />

radicals, as well as increasing another chemical called nitric oxide, which<br />

increases natural sexual strength.<br />

What Hamilton also puts forward is the argument that we can help<br />

ourselves stay healthy, simply by smiling. Try it for yourself, try smiling,<br />

even laughing, at the same time try to feel sad! His argument is that<br />

action over comes emotion.<br />

‘Courage is not the absence of fear, but the triumph of courage over fear’<br />

Nelson Mandela.<br />

How much is a smile worth?<br />

Scientists measured the chemical reaction we should smiles. A smile<br />

from a friend is worth the equivalent of £1600, a smile from a loved one<br />

is £8,500, and a single smile from a baby is worth the equivalent body<br />

reaction to winning £16,000☺<br />

Smiling is contagious<br />

You catch it like the flu<br />

When someone smiled at me today<br />

I started smiling too.<br />

I passed around the corner<br />

And someone saw my grin,<br />

When he smiled I realised?<br />

I’d passed it onto him!<br />

I thought about that smile,<br />

Then realised its worth


A single smile-just like mine<br />

Could travel round the Earth!<br />

So, if you feel a smile begin,<br />

Don’t leave it undetected-<br />

Let’s start an epidemic quick<br />

And get the world infected!<br />

Apparently, we can be influenced by other attitudes. We can influence<br />

others by our attitudes. In tests, shop assistants who were happy and<br />

smiled helped make a shop busier and that customers were more likely<br />

to return.<br />

Another startling find, was the contagion of smiles, by smiling at a<br />

stranger, even if you did not see them smile back, the odds are that at a<br />

miniscule level, they would have smiled back! This in turn, means they<br />

are more likely to smile in time.<br />

Research also shows that by smiling at others, it creates a reward<br />

feeling in us. I myself have personal experience of using smiling as part<br />

of my therapy work with my clients who are lacking in confidence, used<br />

as part of CBT strategy.<br />

The famous philosopher William James over 100 years ago subscribed<br />

to the point of view. It was our physical actions that affected our<br />

emotional state of mind and not the other way around. Simply put,<br />

James said we were sad because we had a downturned mouth.<br />

Whereas, we think nowadays we have a downturned mouth because we<br />

are sad!<br />

This again comes down to making yourself smile for a minute. maybe if<br />

you can even laugh! Then, try to be sad.


The truth is probably somewhere in the middle, but the positive we can<br />

take out of this is that physical action can have a massive influence on<br />

our mental state. This is very powerful; If I am talking to a depressed<br />

client and she is already over- run with thoughts, then I ask her to keep<br />

thinking, even asking her to think positive thoughts can be not as<br />

productive as encouraging her to take up some physical action, such as<br />

running, very energetic swimming, something that produces in the brain<br />

serotonin.<br />

A recent study on rats who were subjected to isolation, were ill and the<br />

results even showed that they suffered breast cancer. ‘The researchers<br />

also discovered that rats who lived on their own, typically had 135 per<br />

cent more tumours than those who lived in groups and the results also<br />

showed more than 8,000 per cent increase in tumour size’<br />

The study found isolation and stress increased breast cancer risk in rats.<br />

“My feeling is that, as a society, we've swung too far in the<br />

direction of material acquisition at the expense of quality of life.<br />

That ‘the best things in life are free’ is misleading as it implies you<br />

do not have to work hard for them. The best things in life cannot be<br />

bought with cash. They have to be earned with attention, love,<br />

caring, listening, forgiveness and compassion’<br />

Sue Denime Diet Expert<br />

The Rosetta Effect is named after a small town in America that until<br />

1971 had no record of anyone under the age of 50 having a heart attack.<br />

The reason they discovered, was not diet, exercise, but the closeness of<br />

family & friends. This was such a tight knit community. It seems that<br />

having the support of friends and family is essential to good health.


2010 researchers at Brigham Young University showed that in a study of<br />

over 300,000 people with 148 individual studies from 4 different<br />

continents, the conclusion was startling, those with strong social ties had<br />

a 50% increased chance of surviving over a 7-year period.<br />

Sometimes when we try to lose weight we do it on our won, and this can<br />

be very depressing and very difficult. Now positive human contact is<br />

essential to health and a healthy attitude, joining my worldwide weight<br />

loss club will help you.<br />

A healthy attitude is contagious, but don’t wait to catch it, be a<br />

carrier!<br />

Tom Stoppard English dramatist<br />

So, the best person to look after your health is….


Do you know the single most important<br />

ingredient when it comes to ongoing<br />

weight loss is ...?<br />

motivation<br />

If you speak to people about a new diet, generally the very first thing they want to<br />

know is what food can you eat?<br />

Yet what if I told you research shows that it isn’t the food of that determined the<br />

success of the diet but rather the person’s mental attitude.


We need to first organise a plan and then we take steps to keep our mind focused<br />

on the path ahead. Together with the support of other like-minded individuals we<br />

help each other achieve our goals.<br />

The fuel that drives your weight loss<br />

journey is your motivation<br />

Psychologists have looked at what it is that the successful<br />

dieters do that others don’t. It’s not the diet!!<br />

PRINT OFF YOUR WOOP SHEET THIS IS WHAT YOU WILL USE TO LOOK AT WHY YOU<br />

ARE DOING THE PLAN<br />

Plan in your mind and on paper what, why, how & when you are going to start and<br />

male sure you include WOOP so you can deal better with the potential obstacles<br />

when they arise.<br />

Simple Woop Sheet<br />

It’s something called identifying your personal intrinsic motivation.<br />

The WHAT??<br />

Read the article here<br />

Whether it’s trying to lose weight, stop smoking, increase your fitness research<br />

shows that the people who succeeded have certain traits.<br />

Yet we know that the average diet lasts 15 days so what to do properly so what do<br />

we need to succeed?<br />

We are much more likely to hit a target if we know what the target looks like, so take<br />

your time and imagine what exactly is it you want. What will it feel like when you<br />

reach your target weight? How will you look? What will people say? How will your


family feel about what you have achieved? How will you feel about what you have<br />

achieved?<br />

The Why<br />

To help motivate my clients deeply on a subconscious they listen once a week to a<br />

specially designed audio that elicits positive change.<br />

The consequence of having formed a goal intention is a sense of commitment that<br />

obligates the individual to realise the goal.<br />

Do you often have trouble finding the motivation to stick to your exercise and<br />

nutrition goals? If so, then you might not be looking in the right place.<br />

Experts who study motivation have long recognized two basic types of motivation:<br />

1. Extrinsic (external) motivation, when you are motivated primarily by<br />

external rewards and consequences, either positive or negative. When you pull<br />

yourself out of your nice, warm bed in the morning to go to work because you<br />

want your wages (and need) your motivation is extrinsic—it’s the external reward<br />

(money) or consequence (getting fired) that provides the immediate motivation for<br />

getting up.<br />

2. Intrinsic (internal) motivation, when your motivation comes from the internal<br />

experience of pleasure, meaning, satisfaction, pride or other similar feelings.<br />

Imagine for a moment you’ve won the lottery, what would it take to get you out of<br />

bed every morning and off to work? Most likely, it would take intrinsic motivation<br />

inner feeling.<br />

So, why should the distinction between extrinsic and intrinsic motivation matter<br />

to you?<br />

Because permanent weight loss and maintaining a healthy lifestyle are the types of


goals that depend heavily on intrinsic motivation. If you frequently experience<br />

motivational problems, you are probably relying on external rewards or<br />

consequences too much, and not doing enough to increase your internal motivation.<br />

Some common signs that you may need to increase your intrinsic motivation<br />

include:<br />

Depending too much on what the scale (or tape measure or the fit of your<br />

clothes) says; you feel motivated when your weight goes down, unmotivated<br />

when you gain or stay the same.<br />

Constantly battling with yourself; under “normal” circumstances, you want to<br />

eat whatever and whenever, and your body just naturally gravitates toward<br />

the couch.<br />

Exercise and healthy eating can be hard work; if you need to lose weight, it is<br />

non-negotiable.<br />

The good news is that you don’t have to wait for intrinsic motivation to appear on its<br />

own, magically, or create it by sheer force of will. In fact, waiting for it to happen and<br />

trying to force it are sure ways to make sure it doesn’t improve at all. You have<br />

everything you need inside of you, use your In Tuition or self teacher!<br />

The How<br />

"But you have to do an awful lot more exercise than most people realise. To burn off<br />

an extra 500 calories is typically an extra two hours of cycling. And that's about two<br />

doughnuts."<br />

Dr Susan Jebb Medical Research Council<br />

How are you going to achieve your goal?<br />

For most people, it's easy to notice your negative responses when things don’t go as<br />

planned. In fact, it's even easier to get so caught up in these negative thoughts that<br />

they seem to sap the motivation right out of you. When this happens, you aren't<br />

literally losing your motivation—you're simply running into the natural limitations of


extrinsic motivation. You haven’t figured out how to shift into “intrinsic motivation<br />

mode” as needed.<br />

Making this shift requires the ability to notice your positive responses to exercise<br />

and eating, and to give them the same significance you give to your negative<br />

responses.<br />

Keep positive and keep a note of all your past victories like when you lost weight in<br />

the past etc. we are looking for intrinsic motivation, I want you to feel good to lose<br />

weight, not lose weight to feel good.<br />

Use the Non-Pc Diet ©<br />

7 step weight loss<br />

plan in your pack<br />

. Even better get your friends involved, research shows that losing weight in a group<br />

can be 4 times as effective than on your own.<br />

Step2: Breathe


If you don’t want your diet to end up a<br />

mess.<br />

Learn to Breathe properly to reduce<br />

stress.<br />

Learning to breathe optimally can reduce<br />

the effects of stress, lower blood pressure,<br />

improve asthma, improve sleep and so<br />

many more positive side effects<br />

Stress Test<br />

Stress & the obesity link<br />

I am a fully qualified stress management consultant and a member of the<br />

International Stress management association, my work has been recognised and<br />

published. For some simple tips on preventing or reducing stress click here.<br />

Learning to breathe correctly and optimally can help turn off the internal stress<br />

response and help prevent internal damage.


Nasal breathe as much as possible<br />

There are five main reasons why nasal breathing is superior, Plus a special bonus!!<br />

Filters incoming air<br />

Warms air<br />

Moistens air<br />

Regulates<br />

Calming<br />

Can even improves sexual performance and enjoyment!!<br />

Image of the tiny microscopic hairs called Cillia found in the nasal passages, usefiul<br />

in filtering out dirt.<br />

Filters<br />

The holes in the nose are far smaller than the hole in your mouth. This is just one of<br />

the body’s defence mechanisms against pollutants getting into your lungs.


Warms<br />

When breathing through the nose, air takes’ longer’ to travel to the lungs. This<br />

means that it has ‘more’ time to ‘warm up’ to body temperature. Ideal for effective,<br />

optimum gaseous exchange!<br />

It’s akin to watching a fire being built up from scratch, kindling and coal lovingly<br />

placed in the hearth and lastly feeling the warmth radiate so ‘alive’ as the paper is lit<br />

to light the fire! The flames ignite the atmosphere and radiates such tender warmth<br />

to all near the hearth thus generating a splendid affair for some hours there☺<br />

Moistens<br />

If you have ever woken up in the morning with a very dry mouth, the chances are<br />

you have been sleeping with your mouth open. The lungs prefer the air to be lightly<br />

moist. Sleep predisposes us to loud snoring and irregular breathing and can lead to<br />

a serious condition called Sleep Apnoea and even heart conditions.<br />

Regulates<br />

Breathing almost exclusively through the nose means hyperventilation becomes<br />

much more difficult. Breathing through the nose also helps regulate a healthy level of<br />

carbon dioxide.<br />

Calming<br />

Recently another Method of lowering blood pressure naturally has emerged. This is<br />

called nitric oxide therapy and is the result of the research by Nobel® Laureate Dr.<br />

Louis Ignarru. Dr. Ignarro and his team of researchers knew that nitrogen in the form<br />

of nitro-glycerine had been used for years to help relieve angina or heart distress but<br />

they didn't know how it worked. They discovered that the nitric oxide molecule has a<br />

profound effect in dilating arteries and blood vessels which could reduce blood<br />

pressure and support cardiovascular health.


Increases sexual<br />

performance…<br />

Natures Natural Viagra!<br />

An interesting side effect from calming the breathing is often an increase in sexual<br />

arousal. This is something to do with nitric oxide been retained, plus the brain been<br />

fed messages of self-control.<br />

When we over breathe all the time our brain gets a message that we are in trouble or<br />

overly excited. When we are breathing calmly we are, in effect, saying all is well and<br />

we are ok. When we breathe using our nose, our sinuses produce nitric oxide<br />

which is one of the very important chemicals involved in sexual arousal. Nitric oxide<br />

also vaso-dilates (engorges) and plays a part in maintaining erection, as well as<br />

helping women relax. Incidentally the impotence drug Viagra was developed as a<br />

direct result of Dr. Ignarro's nitric oxide research.<br />

This is superior and much more sensible than taking Viagra which is one of the most<br />

dangerous drugs on the market today. If your brain receives message that you are<br />

over breathing and this is interpreted as you struggling to take care of yourself,<br />

therefore at this moment it is not a good idea that you procreate! So, to take a pill<br />

that forces the sexual response, is going to put extreme pressure on the body and<br />

cause a rise in blood pressure, in a nutshell if you are stressed arguably you are<br />

not meant to reproduce.<br />

The ancient eastern swamis or Yogis believe that breathing thorough the mouth<br />

means you lose vital life force or ‘Prana’. Interestingly we do have some history of<br />

breathing as a treatment, as the Native American Indians taught their children the<br />

importance of nasal breathing.


“But I can’t breathe through my nose as it is always blocked!”<br />

Unless you have physical damage to your nose, the odds are the reason your nose<br />

is blocked is ironically because you are always breathing through your mouth. The<br />

nose or the body is trying to hold onto vital Co2! If you learn to relax your breathing<br />

and combine with breath holding techniques, you will find your nose will soon start to<br />

clear itself, without the need of constant sprays which can damage the delicate inner<br />

lining of the nose.<br />

Nose Clearing Technique<br />

For some people, breathing through the nose is very difficult. This is often due to a<br />

previous bad practice of mouth breathing. I firmly believe that, unless there is actual<br />

physical damage to the nose, everyone can learn to breathe through the nose. To<br />

keep your blood pressure in check it is good practice to breathe through your nose.<br />

1. Sit back, upright and relaxed on a dining room chair.<br />

2. During this Nose Clearing Exercise keep your MOUTH CLOSED always, even<br />

after the exercise is finished. If you open your mouth, you have ruined the exercise<br />

and you’ll have to start again.<br />

3. Mouth closed!!!<br />

4. Exhale through your nose (recommended) or your mouth if you must.<br />

5. Now hold your breath by pinching your nose.<br />

6. Gently move your head back and forward (nodding).<br />

7. At this point your Mouth is closed, you’re holding on the out breath and you’re<br />

nodding your head.<br />

8. Keep going until you feel a slight discomfort and the need to breathe (DO NOT<br />

keep going until you go blue in the face and fall off your chair, this is not good for<br />

you)!<br />

9. At this point, let go of your nose and inhale through your nose keeping your mouth<br />

closed.<br />

10. That’s it, one large breath in and then breathe a bit slower and calmer for the<br />

next couple of minutes sitting very upright in your chair.


11. Repeat if necessary keeping your mouth closed always.<br />

Pranayama Breathing<br />

Close the right nostril with your right thumb & inhale through the left nostril. Do this<br />

for a count of four seconds.<br />

Immediately close the left nostril with your right ring finger and at the same time<br />

remove your thumb from the right nostril and exhale through this nostril. Do this for a<br />

count of 8 seconds. This completes half a round.<br />

Inhale through the right nostril for a count of four seconds. Close the right nostril with<br />

the right thumb and exhale through the left nostril for a count of eight seconds. This<br />

completes one full round.<br />

Start by doing 3 rounds and add one per week to a maximum of seven rounds.<br />

This exercise is an excellent Method of breath control, mind control and is great at<br />

calming the emotions. The ancient Chinese used this to help improve sexual staying<br />

power!<br />

The aim then is to breathe through the nose all the time not just when we are awake<br />

but also when we are asleep.<br />

Poor Sleep & obesity<br />

Can Sleep Apnoea & snoring be improved for around a pound!!<br />

Have you ever woken up coughing or with a dry mouth? This is because you have<br />

been sleeping with your mouth wide open. Most houses nowadays have central<br />

heating. While this type of heating is very cosy, it is also very drying to the air. If<br />

there is very little moisture left in the air, imagine what this does to our throats whilst<br />

we sleep with our mouths wide open. Is it any wonder that we wake up coughing and<br />

feeling very thirsty?<br />

By breathing solely through the nose, a healthy level of carbon dioxide is retained<br />

and a more natural, gentle, restful and deeper sleep occurs. According to the theory<br />

of Buteyko, sleep apnoea (where the body stops breathing for a while) is simply the


ody’s I mechanism against loss of CO2, so by breathing through the nose,<br />

eventually the oxygen levels return to normal and sleep apnoea is cured.<br />

One way to ensure this occurs is taping the lips gently together using some<br />

Micropore tape.<br />

I use this tape on my own children if they have a bad cough. For a child with asthma<br />

this can be a life saver. A child with asthma, when they have a night time cough can<br />

lead to hospital admissions. In fact, over 50% of asthmatics suffer with nocturnal<br />

asthma. The key is getting the breath under control, limiting the annoyance to the<br />

airways with dust from oral breathing, and raising the level of CO2 to optimum levels.<br />

You only use a tiny strip to help keep the lips together, whilst asleep, the child can<br />

easily pull it off.<br />

Many people have told me how much better they or their child now sleeps using this<br />

simple technique. Imagine being able to cut out your child’s night-time coughing<br />

almost immediately☺<br />

Look out for my videos where I will go into this in much more detail. I know this may<br />

seem controversial but it really is common sense, science ae, science agrees and it<br />

works!<br />

3 GREAT FREE STRESS RELIEVERS<br />

Tai Chi


The gentleman in this series of videos is the excellent Bruce Frantzis<br />

Hatha Yoga<br />

This is a simple 40 minute deeply relaxing Hatha (meaning breath yoga audio by<br />

little old me, made a few years back now, but I can personally vouch for the benefits<br />

of this<br />

Meditation<br />

What a great FREE site this is, click onto the site and the one that seems a good<br />

start is the 12-minutemeditation on the 3 rd one down breath and body.<br />

Matthew 22:36<br />

The stress reliever in life is the above commandment found in the Bible<br />

Step 3. Exercise


To become healthy, slim & sleek<br />

Exercise properly minimum an hour a week<br />

4-6 x 30 second sprints to a max effort, will burn more of your<br />

fat than 60 minutes walking uphill on a treadmill!<br />

1. Longevity<br />

Exercising regularly will also help improve:<br />

2. Disease Prevention<br />

3. Brain Health<br />

4. Improved Sense of Well-Being<br />

5. Better Joint Health<br />

6. Improved Self-Confidence


7. Higher Bone Density<br />

8. More Energy<br />

9. Better Sleep<br />

10. Improved Sex Life<br />

What exercise can you do?<br />

On the Non-PC Diet, I recommend you do at least 1 hour a week exercise spread<br />

over 3 days<br />

You can do home videos, treadmill at a gym, walking on the street, swimming<br />

Also, you will need to be aware of something called HIIT<br />

Introduction<br />

Exercise: Activity that requires physical or mental exertion, especially when<br />

performed to develop or maintain fitness<br />

Cardio: Any exercise that raises your heart rate. From the Greek Kardia<br />

meaning heart<br />

Why do we need to exercise?


We are living in a technological age. Over the last century, we have moved on from<br />

literally the horse and cart, to cars, planes, phones. We can literally contact anyone<br />

in the world in seconds and without leaving the comfort of our own chair.<br />

This mental activity may tire us out, but it is fact that we are now on average 5 times<br />

less physically active then we were a 100 years ago. It is this lack of physical activity,<br />

combined with an increase of eating, means we are putting excessive strain on our<br />

bodies.<br />

It is for this reason we must create exercise into our life for our physical bodies to<br />

work off tension and to coin the age-old phrase, ‘use it, or lose it!’<br />

NEWS FLASH<br />

Mind numbingly boring cardio IS NOT THE BEST WAY TO<br />

LOSE WEIGHT<br />

GET FIT<br />

‘Heavy reliance on aerobic exercise can also bring about a host of other issues,<br />

including muscle loss, overuse injuries and muscle imbalances.<br />

What’s worse, long-duration aerobic exercise can actually reduce the capacity of<br />

your heart and lungs to perform work…which can be terrible for long term health<br />

and increase your risk for a heart attack’.<br />

Rob Poulos: Author of the Fat burning furnace<br />

The most recent study, out of Australia, reported, that a group of females<br />

who followed a 20-minute HIIT program consisting of eight-second sprints<br />

followed by 12 seconds of rest, lost an amazing six times more body-fat<br />

than a group that followed a 40-minute cardio-program performed at a<br />

constant intensity of 60% MHR.<br />

Short bursts of high intensity sprints--known to benefit muscle and improve exercise<br />

performance--can improve the function and structure of blood vessels, arteries that<br />

deliver blood to our muscles and heart, according to a new research from McMaster<br />

University.


A study into the benefits of ‘Variable Intensities of Exercise,’ (where you vary the<br />

exercise-effort during your routine. An example might be 2 minutes’ slow jog,<br />

followed by 30 seconds’ sprint, then repeat 8 times), over the more common cardiotype,<br />

was led by kinesiology doctoral student Mark Rakobowchuk, who published<br />

online in the journal ‘American Journal of Physiology.’ The findings support the idea<br />

that people can exercise using brief, high-intensity forms of exercise and reap the<br />

same benefits to cardiovascular health, which can be derived from traditional, longduration<br />

and moderately intense exercise.<br />

Is it possible to get fit in only 20 minutes’ exercise 3 times per week?<br />

A few years ago, researchers at the National Institute of Health and Nutrition in<br />

Japan, put rats through a series of swim tests with surprising results. They had one<br />

group of rodents paddle in a small pool for six hours. This long workout was broken<br />

into two sessions of three hours each. A second group of rats were made to stroke<br />

furiously through short, intense bouts of swimming, whilst carrying a ballast to<br />

increase their workload. After 20 seconds, the weighted rats were scooped out of the<br />

water and allowed to rest for 10 seconds, before being placed back in the pool for<br />

another 20 seconds of exertion. The scientists had the rats repeat these brief,<br />

strenuous swims 14 times, for a total of about four-and-a-half minutes of swimming.<br />

Afterwards, the researchers tested each rat’s muscle- fibres and found that, as<br />

expected, the rats who had swum for the six-hours, showed preliminary molecular<br />

changes, that would increase endurance. But the second rodent group, who<br />

exercised for less than five minutes, also showed the same molecular changes.<br />

In other words, if you want to burn fat in the least amount of time, whilst also<br />

increasing your fitness levels, then High-Intensity Interval-Training is the way forward<br />

for you.<br />

An exercise in cancer prevention<br />

Although it can seem that the health benefits of exercise have been spouted-on for<br />

years, Dr Walker, director of cancer information at Cancer Research UK, says it’s


taking a long time for the message to filter out to the public. The consequence is<br />

that, in general, people are still not serious about health in this country.<br />

To illustrate the vital role exercise plays, researchers at Bristol University, have been<br />

investigating its effects. Results suggest that regular exercise can prevent some<br />

cancers. Colon cancer may be reduced by as much as 50 per cent!!<br />

The researchers say that moderate exercise for 30 minutes on three or more days a<br />

week could, on this evidence, substantially reduce the risk of cancer.<br />

Exercise boosts the immune system, improves sleep and helps control stress,<br />

anxiety and depression. It also improves psychological wellbeing, self-esteem, body<br />

image and mood. Yet like in all things in life, balance is important.<br />

A most recent survey completed in May 2011 recognises the importance of exercise<br />

as a preventative treatment for prostate cancer.<br />

The research was led by UC-San Francisco's Erin Richman, Sc.D., followed men for<br />

at least 15 months after a prostate cancer diagnosis, tracking each man's exercise<br />

habits and monitoring whether their cancer worsened. The men who engaged in<br />

regular vigorous physical activity had a 57 percent slower rate of cancer progression<br />

than those who exercised less.<br />

Over- exercising can be more harmful than smoking<br />

Exercise is not the panacea to all the world’s ills. There are numerous studies<br />

showing that apparently, over- exercising can be as damaging to health as or not<br />

exercising at all.<br />

‘Research shows that over-exercising, which is 90-plus minutes/day or running<br />

upwards of 60 miles/week can increase vulnerability to illness. His study shows that<br />

marathon runners are six times more likely to become ill after a race due to<br />

excessive exercise, impairing their natural immune function’<br />

Dr Arthur Siegel’s, an expert who studies the effects of long distance running on the<br />

human body concludes:


After completing a marathon “Your body doesn’t know whether you have run a<br />

marathon or been hit by a truck”<br />

Basically, the human body was not designed to run such long distances. Research in<br />

Germany on men that had completed at least 5 marathons in their life, showed much<br />

higher plaque build-up in their arteries, indicating they were at a much higher risk of<br />

a heart- attack then those non- marathon runners... “They had an increase in plaque<br />

build- up of over 50% compared to the non- marathon runners.<br />

Interestingly, the history of the word marathon carries a warning.<br />

The name Marathon comes from the legend of Pheidippides, a Greek messenger.<br />

The legend states that he was sent from the battlefield of Marathon to Athens to<br />

announce that the Persians had been defeated in the Battle of Marathon. (In which<br />

he had just fought). There are two roads out of the battlefield of Marathon towards<br />

Athens, one more mountainous towards the north whose distance is about 34.5 km<br />

(21.4 mi), and another flatter but longer towards the south with 40.8 km (25.4 mi). It<br />

has been argued that the ancient runner took the more difficult northern road<br />

because at the time of the battle there were still Persian soldiers in the south of the<br />

plain. This took place in August or September, 490 BC. ] It is said that he ran the<br />

entire distance without stopping and burst into the assembly, exclaiming<br />

"Νενικήκαμεν" (Nenikékamen, 'We have won.' before collapsing and dying!!<br />

Yet marathin running (yes, I know it is misspelled but I think it looks better that way)<br />

does not just eat up fat but muscle as well.<br />

Many people think that the best way to lose weight is long distance running. To me this is a<br />

big mistake, not only is it uneconomical in terms of time needed for the results required but<br />

often the results gained are not what many people really wanted in the first place. Long<br />

distance running requires as little fat and muscle on the body as possible, and yet for<br />

sprinters the physique is explosive muscle. Look at the picture below showing the difference<br />

in physiques of a long-distance runner and a sprinter.<br />

• All References for these articles are in the ABED Health Books TM


Picture of a marathin runner and a sprinter<br />

Which physique would you prefer?<br />

Long 'cardio' is an important training modality for specific sports and activities. But<br />

one must realise if the body is meant to run for 26 miles plus at a time, then you are<br />

going to have a body with the minimum amount of weight as possible and that<br />

means vast muscle wasting. However, if you’re primary goal is fat loss, overall<br />

weight loss whilst retaining a healthy attractive looking figure; lengthy cardio<br />

sessions are completely ineffective. High intensities of strength training and interval<br />

training are your most beneficial weapons against fat.<br />

Long distance running also puts more strain generally on the body, the pounding on<br />

the knees and joints mile after mile, day after day, yet with High Intensity Interval<br />

Training (HIIT) you just don’t have those same problems. Sprinting, then resting then<br />

sprinting again gets the heart rate up quickly, then lets it rest, then does it again and<br />

because it is done more quickly, there is much less pounding required.<br />

HIIT in some ways mimics life; we get ups and downs, good news, and bad news,<br />

shocks etc. Using HIIT helps to the train the heart to become strong and helps it<br />

become desensitised to shocks. HIIT invites you to push yourself to your limit, which<br />

then allows you to recover the body receives messages that it can push and repair,


push and repair, and rewards you with greater levels of fitness in far less time than<br />

conventional running exercise.<br />

As a qualified stress-consultant & health coach, advising someone on the best way<br />

to keep in shape does not include hours of jogging☺<br />

If it’s less stress you want, a little word from the wise.<br />

Forget all those pills, just get off your butt and exercise;)<br />

Sue Denime The Dr Fatloss Diet Therapist TM<br />

Safe Preparation For exercising<br />

It is so important to prepare for an exercise regime, especially if you haven’t<br />

exercised in a long time, or for some us maybe you have never really exercised.<br />

Poor Planning<br />

Let us say for instance you have someone who is 4 stone overweight. Visits their GP<br />

and are told to go and exercise. So, the persons think, yep the doctor is right I really<br />

need to exercise. So, the very next day they put on some old shorts, some old<br />

football trainers and step onto the street and off they go. After 400 yards, they are<br />

exhausted and feel as if they are having a heart attack.<br />

So, if I assume you value your life enough to be reading this book☺ Then I think it’s<br />

safe to assume you might also be willing to use both your head and your heart to<br />

help you stay fit. Let’s say for instance you had a heavy night out the evening before,<br />

you had too much to drink and in fact you did not feel too well. Nevertheless, you<br />

were under no circumstance, going to miss your exercise, especially because now<br />

you feel so guilty for having drunk too much!<br />

You start to run your normal run and this time you feel bad but you ignore it and you<br />

must keep going. All the alcohol still in your system along with the heavy meal<br />

combined with the fact you have only been exercising for two weeks and you are 54<br />

years old. Then, bang heart attack!<br />

BUT it doesn’t have to be this way.


When a young child is first starting to ride a bike, you don’t teach them on a 21-<br />

speed racer, equally if someone is learning to drive it is probably not a good idea<br />

they do it in a 200 mph Ferrari!<br />

The point is you have your own barometer to help you exercise safely and gradually.<br />

If you are feeling unwell or hung-over it may well be better, for you to take a 20-<br />

minute brisk walk. By becoming familiar with your heart- rate and monitor, you can<br />

still get your work- out but more safely☺ If you did not want to use a heart monitor. If<br />

you can trust your own senses, then you could use RPE.<br />

The 3 essential keys to exercising safely<br />

RPE<br />

Heart Rate<br />

Breathing Rate<br />

What Is Rate of Perceived Exertion? (RPE)<br />

For years, fitness instructors and participants have struggled to come up with a relatively<br />

uniform method of measuring effort level. For example, when an instructor in your class tells<br />

you to work harder, what exactly does that mean? How can "harder" be measured? In truth,<br />

it really can't. Further, each of us have different capacities for fitness. You may be able to<br />

run comfortably at seven miles per hour, while I struggle mightily to maintain a six-mph pace.<br />

Conversely, what might be an intense workout for me may be the proverbial walk in the park<br />

for you.<br />

To even the playing- field, the concept of rate of perceived exertion was introduced. Rate of<br />

perceived exertion (RPE) is used to gauge or measure how hard you're working during a<br />

cardio- workout. RPE is based on a scale of one to ten, with ten being the hardest. Your<br />

instructor will indicate a number, which you will translate to your own intensity level. The best<br />

way to measure your intensity level is your ability to chat with your neighbour during the<br />

workout. Here are explanations for each of the levels:


RPE 1-3: This is typically your warm- up phase and the tail end of your cool down. You can<br />

converse very easily with no effort at all.<br />

RPE 4: At this level, you are sufficiently warmed up but you can still converse with practically<br />

no effort.<br />

RPE 5: You are beyond the warm up stage and into the actual work of your routine or class.<br />

You can still converse quite easily with only a small amount of effort.<br />

RPE 6: This is the moderate level. You can talk but it requires some effort.<br />

RPE 7: At this level, your effort level is getting more intense. You can converse but it<br />

requires quite a bit of effort.<br />

RPE 8: The work is now difficult and conversation requires maximum effort.<br />

RPE 9: Now you're only able to get out one or two words at a time.<br />

RPE 10: This is your absolute peak effort and your entire energy level is focused on the<br />

workout. Breathing is heavy and there's no thought of talking.<br />

The beauty of RPE is that it is constant, as your fitness increases you will find that you must<br />

go faster to get to RPE 6 or whatever, but if you stick to the levels, your fitness will continue<br />

to improve.<br />

Positive Mental Attitude<br />

As with most things in life, having a healthy positive attitude will help you achieve<br />

more from your training.<br />

Even a little exercise often is better than none. The more regular you make your<br />

exercise routine the more results you will get.<br />

Exercise Top-tip<br />

Instead of focusing on the task ahead, concentrate on your desired outcome from<br />

the exercises, such as increased fitness, a healthier more toned looking body. This is<br />

an excellent way of helping to keep you motivated and to keep up the excellent work.


Medical Disclaimer<br />

If necessary please discuss with your GP before taking on any new<br />

exercise regime<br />

If you are currently under any medication again speak to your GP<br />

Initially if you are not used to exercise, it is advisable you build up<br />

slowly<br />

If you have any heart conditions be extra careful<br />

If you are overweight and/ or out of shape again be careful and follow<br />

the guidelines in this book<br />

If you ever feel dizzy, ill etc. you must stop<br />

If you have high blood pressure or low blood pressure, monitor your<br />

blood pressure at home<br />

If you have a bad back be extra careful<br />

All exercises are to be done at your own risk<br />

The Non-PC Diet means exercising will help you lose weight even more quickly than<br />

dieting alone, let me show you how.<br />

Grasp the importance of Processed Carb consumption, look at this and before you<br />

say but it’s only a few biscuits, a chocolate bar etc., think about this for a moment.<br />

4 Custard Cream biscuits: Processed Carb Calories:<br />

260<br />

Time to eat:<br />

2 minutes<br />

Time needed to burn the calories off:<br />

20 mins Jogging


10 times as much exercise as it takes to<br />

eat the fat gaining PC!!<br />

Or have a natural fat blaster such as an<br />

apple, pear or a few almonds<br />

&<br />

NO NEED TO JOG AT ALL!!<br />

3 times a week, walking or running or<br />

jogging or swimming till you sweat. Job<br />

done!


Step 4. Diet<br />

Losing weight is straightforward using the food on the Non- Pc Diet ®<br />

because the simple rule is, eat as much natural food as you can and<br />

your weight issues will immediately be addressed. Just eat till your full.<br />

• Make no more than total 20% of your calories Processed<br />

Carbohydrates<br />

• By limiting yourself to PC Free days this then allows you to<br />

save up your FPC (favourite PC’s) wine, pizza, lager, cake etc.<br />

• Understand that there is a reason that you hardly if ever see<br />

an advert for natural foods, because there is not enough profit<br />

• Cals 1 mars bar duo = 6 apples 1 big mac meal = 15 bananas!!<br />

• Breakfast cereals other than porridge are to be ditched<br />

• If you like breakfast you can eat a Non-Pc full English<br />

• No processed carbs after 5 (unless it’s your treat night)<br />

• Cut out or limit bread to whole meal unless it’s a 20% FPC


Vegetables<br />

Asparagus<br />

Avocados<br />

Beet greens<br />

Beets<br />

Bell peppers<br />

Bok choy<br />

Broccoli<br />

Brussels sprouts<br />

Cabbage<br />

Carrots<br />

Cauliflower<br />

Celery<br />

Collard greens<br />

Corn<br />

Cucumbers<br />

Eggplant<br />

Fennel<br />

Garlic<br />

Green beans<br />

Green peas<br />

Kale<br />

Leeks<br />

Mushrooms,<br />

Mushrooms, shiitake<br />

Mustard greens<br />

Olive oil, extra virgin<br />

Olives<br />

Onions<br />

Potatoes<br />

Romaine lettuce<br />

Sea vegetables<br />

Spinach<br />

Squash, summer<br />

Squash, winter<br />

Sweet potatoes<br />

Swiss chard<br />

Tomatoes<br />

Turnip greens


Fruits<br />

Apples<br />

Apricots<br />

Bananas<br />

Blueberries<br />

Cantaloupe<br />

Cranberries<br />

Figs<br />

Grapefruit<br />

Grapes<br />

Kiwifruit<br />

Lemon/Limes<br />

Oranges<br />

Papaya<br />

Pears<br />

Pineapple<br />

Plums & Prunes<br />

Raspberries<br />

Strawberries<br />

Watermelon<br />

Seafood<br />

Cod<br />

Salmon<br />

Sardines<br />

Scallops<br />

Shrimp<br />

Tuna<br />

Nuts & Seeds<br />

Almonds<br />

Cashews<br />

Flaxseeds<br />

Peanuts<br />

Pumpkin seeds<br />

Sesame seeds<br />

Sunflower seeds<br />

Walnuts<br />

Beans & Legumes<br />

Black beans


Dried peas<br />

Garbanzo beans (chickpeas)<br />

Kidney beans<br />

Lentils<br />

Lima beans<br />

Miso<br />

Navy beans<br />

Pinto beans<br />

Soy sauce<br />

Soybeans<br />

Tempeh<br />

Tofu<br />

Poultry & Meats<br />

Beef, grass-fed if possible<br />

Chicken, pasture-raised and organic if possible (Aldi)<br />

Lamb, grass-fed (if possible)<br />

Turkey, pasture-raised (if possible)<br />

Eggs & Dairy<br />

Cheese, grass-fed<br />

Cow's milk, grass-fed<br />

Eggs, pasture-raised<br />

Yogurt, grass-fed<br />

Grains<br />

Barley<br />

Brown rice<br />

Buckwheat<br />

Millet<br />

Oats<br />

Quinoa<br />

Rye<br />

Whole wheat<br />

World's Healthiest Herbs & Spices<br />

Basil<br />

Black pepper<br />

Chili pepper, dried<br />

Cilantro & Coriander seeds<br />

Cinnamon, ground


Cloves<br />

Cumin seeds<br />

Dill<br />

Ginger<br />

Mustard seeds<br />

Oregano<br />

Parsley<br />

Peppermint<br />

Rosemary<br />

Sage<br />

Thyme<br />

Turmeric<br />

Make the basis of your Non-PC Diet with the above, and not only will<br />

you lose weight & feel great, you will also naturally be helping<br />

manage conditions such as asthma, diabetes, digestive issues,<br />

hypertension, insomnia, migraines, skin conditions and even<br />

CANCER!


DRINK<br />

PLENTY OF<br />

WATER!!!!


Fatigue<br />

Water is the most vital sources of energy in the body. Dehydration causes the<br />

enzymatic activity in the body to slow down, resulting in tiredness and fatigue.<br />

Lemon water on an empty stomach prior to breakfast will help improve your health<br />

immensely.<br />

Asthma and Allergies including hay fever


When dehydrated, your body will restrict airways in order not to hurt you but to slow<br />

you down and retain water. In fact, the rate of histamine produced by the body<br />

increases as the body loses more water. Drinking tea and coffee don’t count as<br />

much.<br />

High Blood Pressure<br />

The blood is normally about 92% water when the body is fully hydrated. When<br />

dehydrated, the blood becomes thicker causing resistance to blood flow, which<br />

results in elevated blood pressure. This might be one reason why almost 1 in 2<br />

people have higher than optimum blood pressure.<br />

High Cholesterol<br />

When the body is dehydrated, it will produce more cholesterol to prevent water loss<br />

from the cells.<br />

Skin disorders<br />

Dehydration impairs the elimination of toxins through the skin and makes it more<br />

vulnerable to all types of skin disorders, including dermatitis and psoriasis, as well as<br />

premature wrinkling and discoloration.<br />

Digestive Disorders<br />

A shortage of water and alkaline minerals, such as calcium and magnesium, can<br />

lead to several digestive disorders, including ulcers, gastritis and acid reflux<br />

Bladder or Kidney Problems<br />

With a dehydrated body, the accumulation of toxins and acid waste creates an<br />

environment where bacteria thrive, resulting in the bladder and kidney to be more<br />

prone to infection, inflammation and pain.<br />

Constipation<br />

When short of water, the colon is one of the primary regions the body draws water<br />

from to provide fluids for other critical body functions. Without adequate water,<br />

wastes move through the large intestines much more slowly or sometimes not at all,<br />

resulting in constipation.


Joint Pain or Stiffness<br />

All joints have cartilage padding which is composed mainly of water. When the body<br />

is dehydrated, cartilage is weakened and joint repair is slow resulting in pain and<br />

discomfort.<br />

Weight Gain<br />

When dehydrated, cells are depleted of energy. As a result, people tend to eat more<br />

when the body is thirsty. Equally water is calorie free and can help give you a feeling<br />

of being full.<br />

Premature Aging<br />

When chronically dehydrated, the body’s organs, including its largest organ, the skin,<br />

begins to wrinkle and wither prematurely.<br />

Lose weight the easy way:<br />

1. Eat with intelligence not emotion<br />

2. Save your processed carbs till treat night<br />

3. Drink regular water<br />

4. 4Whole fruit is a natural fat burner plus raw fruit has youth<br />

enhancing health enzymes


Chapter 8<br />

What can I eat?<br />

Eat as much food as you want, and you<br />

will lose weight and burn fat!! I’m<br />

talking about REAL food (natural) not<br />

man made or processed.<br />

Tip to a Great Diet number 1:<br />

Natural over processed<br />

You will never lose weight whilst your diet<br />

is based upon processed carbohydrates.<br />

Natural before Processed<br />

80% of your food should be non-processed. Remember cooking is also a process.<br />

Think about having fruit and vegetables with natural yoghurt, honey and fruit for<br />

snacks.<br />

When food is processed, it goes through many chemical changes. Additives,<br />

preservatives and flavourings, all manmade chemicals, are put into the food. Once it


has been processed it can hardly be called food anymore. It's more like a mass of<br />

chemicals.<br />

As a result, all the nutrients are processed right out of the food and you have an<br />

increased risk of digestive problems because your body has difficulty processing the<br />

toxins in the additives.<br />

You are also at higher risk of obesity because processed foods leave you hungry, so<br />

you eat more and you gain weight.<br />

The most acidic foods are crisps and biscuits, fried foods, pizzas and white bread.<br />

By simply increasing the percentage of raw food/whole foods in your diet; the better<br />

it is for your health and it will lower the levels of stress on your body.<br />

Eating raw food is an essential part of anyone’s' healthy diet. The higher the<br />

percentage of raw food in your diet, the better, because cooking is a processing of<br />

food and it in most cases, destroys goodness.<br />

The body can usually digest and assimilate raw food much easier than cooked food.<br />

Raw food also has something called enzymes which aid digestion and are often<br />

destroyed in cooking.<br />

When eating cooked food, the body needs to draw essential Enzymes from the<br />

limited natural pool supplied at birth to digest the food. Imagine drawing money out<br />

of a bank account that is never topped up. Eventually, it will run out. It’s the same<br />

with Enzymes.<br />

If we continue to eat cooked foods and do not replace Enzymes by eating Raw<br />

Food, we eventually begin to use up our bodies’ Enzymes reserves. Without these<br />

Enzymes, cooked food is stored in our bodies as toxins, which can than lead to all<br />

kinds of diseases and illness. Ageing is really nothing more than the body running<br />

out of Enzymes.


By eating more naturally, your food is<br />

naturally dense with goodness and no real<br />

waste or badness, when you eat processed<br />

‘food’ the natural weight of the food is<br />

replaced by false harmful nutritionally weak<br />

ingredients.<br />

I promise you, the single most important<br />

change is from processed to natural, and<br />

weight loss becomes a piece of cake!<br />

Tip to a Great Diet number 2:<br />

Raw (live food) is best.<br />

A Quick History of the Raw Food Diet<br />

Taken from http://rawfoodlifetodayblog.com<br />

Raw foods are a healthier way of consuming foods than eating cooked foods. On<br />

the ladder of evolution, cooking foods is a new conception.<br />

The first documented use of fire by human beings was believed to be for making<br />

tools as opposed to for the purposes of cooking. It dates to 400,000 BCE…<br />

In North America, the first person credited with the start of the raw food diet was<br />

Sylvester Graham. (1794- 1851). Graham was a 19 th century advocate for a healthy<br />

lifestyle. Graham wrote a book called “Lectures on the Science of Human Life.”


Over the years there were plenty of 19th and early 20th century American citizens<br />

who were firm believers in the raw food diet. (or in some cases semi-raw diets). Dr.<br />

John Harvey Kellogg, (the creator of Kellogg cereal and many say, peanut butter),<br />

lived from 1852 to 1943. This well-known doctor lived mainly on apples and nuts. Dr.<br />

James Caleb Jackson (1814-1895) was known to serve primarily raw foods and<br />

lightly cooked foods of a vegetarian nature at his spa called 'Our Home'. 'Our Home'<br />

was one of the first successful health spas that opened in the 1850s.<br />

At the turn of the century, Bernard McFadden (1868-1955), the CEO of one of the<br />

greatest publishing empires in the United States lived on a diet of raw foods. Herbert<br />

Shelton (1895-1984) is credited with systemizing raw foods into Natural Hygiene<br />

over a span of 50 years- from the 1920s to the 1970s- and was himself a proponent<br />

of raw foods.<br />

Research teaches us that many Native American tribes throughout the United States<br />

lived on a diet of raw, uncooked foods. The most common foods for the diet of the<br />

tribes included acorns which were made into a powder or paste, as well as nuts and<br />

dried salmon. A group of German raw foodists who made their home in Southern<br />

California at the turn of the 19th century, played a role in developing the modern raw<br />

food movement in the United States.<br />

These German-American luminaries included such names as Arnold Ehret, an<br />

author of many books on raw foods and fasting and Dr. Carl Schultz, a pioneer in the<br />

field of naturopathic medicine.<br />

Another German influence was the fruitarian farmer and philosopher Bill Pester.<br />

What was the second wave of raw foodism came about thanks to the efforts of Vera,<br />

John Richter and Hermann Sexauer.<br />

In 1917 Vera and John Richter opened the first raw food restaurant in the United<br />

States. They called it Euthropheon (which means “good nourishment” in Greek). This<br />

restaurant remained in business for 25 years and provided a great deal of education<br />

to its' clients about raw foods.<br />

Hermann Sexauer, a vegan raw foodist, opened the first health food store in Santa<br />

Barbara, California. The year was 1934. Thus, began the start of the raw food<br />

movement which continues to remain strong today.<br />

As we discussed earlier the enzymes in raw foods are destroyed by heat in the


cooking process.<br />

Once enzymes are exposed to heat, they are no longer able to provide the function<br />

for which they were designed. Cooked food contributes to chronic illness, because<br />

it's enzyme content is damaged. This requires us to make our own enzymes to<br />

process it. The digestion of cooked food uses valuable metabolic enzymes to help<br />

digest your food. Digestion of cooked food demands much more energy than the<br />

digestion of raw food. Raw food is so much more easily digested; it passes through<br />

the digestive tract in a half to a third of the time it takes for cooked food.<br />

Eating enzyme-dead foods places a burden on your pancreas and other organs and<br />

overworks them, which eventually exhausts these organs. Many people gradually<br />

impair their pancreas and progressively lose the ability to digest their food after a<br />

lifetime of ingesting processed foods.<br />

Back in 1930, the Swiss researchers at the institute of Chemical Chemistry made a<br />

remarkable discovery. They found that eating raw, unaltered food did not cause a<br />

reaction in the blood. In addition, they found that if a food had been heated beyond a<br />

certain temperature, (unique to each food), or if the food was processed. (refined,<br />

chemicals added, etc.). This always caused a rise in the number of white cells in the<br />

blood!<br />

Recent scientific studies have brought to light the fact that many of the cooked and<br />

processed foods that are such a large part of our diets are full of toxins. They are all<br />

full of cancer causing substances.<br />

The raw food diet preaches the virtues of eating food that is as organic and fresh as<br />

it possibly can be. The raw food diet is very nutrient dense and free of harmful toxins.<br />

The raw food diet will make for a person who looks younger, full of life and has<br />

glowing skin. All in all, you will be a healthier more vibrant human being.<br />

And you don’t have to be rich and famous like Demi Moore to do it!<br />

Be aware however that adjusting to the raw food diet can take time. You would be<br />

better off to introduce raw foods into your diet gradually as opposed to doing it all at<br />

once.<br />

Sprouting Seeds<br />

Eating raw/live foods can also keep you looking young. The following is a short list<br />

of foods important for anti-aging nutrition:<br />

Raw nuts and seeds


Green leafy vegetables<br />

Seaweed<br />

Barley greens<br />

Olive oil<br />

Berries<br />

Sprouting seeds<br />

You can access the most energetic food on the planet and it costs less than £5<br />

pound for a week’s supply<br />

You can grow the most energetic food on the planet in your own home for just a few<br />

pennies. All you require are some seeds and a growing tray.<br />

10 top reasons why you should grow sprouting seeds<br />

1. ECONOMICS: Seeds can multiply 7-15 times their weight. At £3.00/lb. For seed,<br />

that yields 20 pence for a pound of fresh sprouted indoor-grown organic greens!<br />

2. NUTRITION: Sprouts are jam packed with nutrition because they have a greater<br />

concentration of proteins, vitamins and minerals, enzymes, RNA, DNA, bioflavonoids,<br />

T-cells, etc., than at any other point in the plant’s life!<br />

3. ORGANIC: You don’t have to worry about pesticides, synthetic fertilizers or<br />

fumigants when you’re growing sprouts! You just buy sprouts that organic!<br />

4. AVAILABILITY: No matter where you are, or what time of the month it is, growing<br />

sprouts is possible!<br />

5. SPACE & TIME: Growing sprouts is easy and doesn’t require much space or<br />

time! Just add water!<br />

6. FRESHNESS: Eat them at their peak of freshness and nutrition. There is no<br />

exposure to pollution in transportation or loss of nutrients when they’re sitting in<br />

warehouses or grocer’s shelves.<br />

7. DIGESTIBILITY: As baby plants, their delicate cell-walls easily release elemental<br />

nutrients. Abundant enzymes make them easy to digest even for those with weak<br />

digestion.


8. VERSATILITY: More varieties of salad greens than on the supermarket shelves.<br />

There is a huge variety of sprouts from buckwheat to onion to garlic and sunflower!<br />

9. MENUS & MEALS: Make a wide variety of food from sprouted bread, to hummus<br />

dip and even sprouted wheat pizza!<br />

10. ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY: Your food didn’t have to travel across the<br />

country or the sea for you. It’s straight from your kitchen! Sprouting seeds can easily<br />

be purchased locally.<br />

Just search out sprouting-seeds and trays on the internet, ideally you require<br />

organic.<br />

‘You are not what you eat, you are what you digest!'<br />

Raw (Live) Food Health Tip:<br />

To stop your insides from becoming too sore<br />

Follow the simple rule of 70% raw<br />

My advice is not to be completely raw – I am not convinced that this helps in the long<br />

term<br />

Tip to a great diet Number 3:<br />

Drink more water than tea & coffee<br />

Your body is estimated to be about 60 to 70 percent water. Blood is mostly water<br />

and your muscles, lungs, and brain all contain a lot of water. Your body needs water<br />

to regulate body temperature and to provide the means for nutrients to travel to all<br />

your organs. Water also transports oxygen to your cells, removes waste, and<br />

protects your joints and organs.<br />

You lose water through urination, respiration, and by sweating. If you are very active,<br />

you lose more water than if you are sedentary. Diuretics such as caffeine pills and


alcohol result in the need to drink more water because they trick your body into<br />

thinking you have more water than we need.<br />

Symptoms of mild dehydration include chronic pains in joints and muscles, lower<br />

back pain, headaches and constipation. A strong odour to your urine, along with<br />

a yellow or amber colour indicates that you may not be getting enough water.<br />

Note that riboflavin, a B vitamin, will make your urine bright yellow. Thirst is an<br />

obvious sign of dehydration and in fact, you need water long before you feel thirsty.<br />

Coffee & tea both usually contain caffeine; caffeine excites the nervous system and<br />

causes a rise in blood pressure. If you drink more than 4 cups of coffee a day then<br />

this will be a contributing factor in a rise.<br />

‘Good Hydration Levels’ Drink 6- 8 pints of water a day<br />

Tea and coffee both contain caffeine which is a diuretic. This means you expel more<br />

water than you take in.<br />

Replace tea and coffee with boiled water and a slice of fresh lemon. If you want to<br />

drink tea and coffee try replacing with a cup of boiled water. I promise you will feel<br />

much better.<br />

For more staggering information on the benefits of water treatment for health look no<br />

further than ‘Your bodies many cries for water’ by the late DrBatmangheldj.<br />

(Affectionately known as Batman).<br />

When your body is in a state of dehydration, your blood pressure will increase<br />

dramatically!<br />

In fact, chronic dehydration is the cause of chronic high blood pressure according to<br />

Dr. Bathmanghelidj, the author of You're Not Sick, You're Thirsty says that when<br />

the body is lacking water, it attempts to hold on to the available water supplies by<br />

retaining salt. Interestingly water is also useful for those suffering from low blood<br />

pressure because when used as a treatment, it increases it to normal. A guideline as<br />

to whether you are drinking enough water is that your urine should be pale yellow or<br />

even better almost clear at least twice a day.<br />

Another interesting fact, is that asthmatics and those suffering with hay fever, should<br />

drink extra water. Research shows that when the body is dehydrated, histamine is


produced, which exasperates coughing and sneezing.<br />

Tip to a great diet Number 4:<br />

Juice those fruits & Vegetables<br />

It is often difficult to get children to eat vegetables and yet in the very next section we<br />

talk about the importance of chewing your food, if you can get children to drink things<br />

such as carrot juice mixed with a little cauliflower or beetroot, you can say goodbye<br />

to colds & flu.<br />

If you can’t afford to buy a juicer on your own, why not get together with a few friends<br />

and buy one to share. See juice master site with Jason Vale, to be honest for about<br />

£50 you can get a very good juicer plus a DVD and plus a book!<br />

Tip to a great diet Number 5:<br />

Chew your food<br />

‘Drink your food and eat your liquids’<br />

Rosy Krooshion<br />

Chewing your food until it becomes liquid, so you can drink it. Chewing your liquids<br />

slowly so you just don’t gulp them down, will bring remarkable dietary benefits, such<br />

as better digestion and will also help keep off the excess fat.<br />

Many people think that digestion begins in the stomach. This is not true. Digestion<br />

starts in the mouth. The saliva in your mouth contains enzymes that are important for<br />

food digestion. If you chew your food until it becomes liquid, this is much better for


your digestive system.<br />

If you find yourself feeling bloated and gassy after eating, you are not chewing your<br />

food properly. When you do not chew your food thoroughly, this results in incomplete<br />

digestion. Large particles of food will pass into the colon and become a breeding<br />

ground for bacteria. This can lead to bacterial overgrowth, indigestion and flatulence.<br />

Not chewing your food completely will also result in only a small portion of the<br />

nutrients being released from your food.<br />

There is a muscle at the bottom of your stomach, the ‘pyloric sphincter.' This muscle<br />

must relax to enable food to pass from the stomach and into the small intestine,<br />

which takes about 4 – 6 hours. When your food contains large amounts of saliva<br />

from chewing, this helps the muscle to relax and food can pass into the small<br />

intestine easily.<br />

Do you eat fast?<br />

Do you swallow your food without chewing properly?<br />

Do you drink with your meals?<br />

Do you have acid reflux?<br />

Do you want to know a great way to eat less and feel full?<br />

When you eat your food fast the body feels you are under threat, I mean why else<br />

would you be eating so fast, unless you had a feeling of urgency, or is it just bad<br />

habit? Anyway, if you eat fast the body will store the food more readily as fat. If you<br />

have read the beginning of the Art of Diet you will recall where digestion starts in the<br />

body, and that is in the mouth<br />

Chew your food<br />

Taste the food,<br />

Chew till the food is liquid and only then swallow,<br />

Place the knife and fork down between each mouthful


Do not read or watch TV<br />

Always be the last to finish<br />

You will lose more weight doing this alone than almost anything else<br />

This is called CONSCIOUS EATING<br />

Tip to a great diet Number 6:<br />

4 top supplements<br />

Enzymes, Wheat Grass, Vitamin C, Vitamin B17 (apricot kernels)<br />

Digestive Enzymes; (Help replace the enzymes lost from cooking and lack of<br />

chewing) Lamberts seems to be a good one.<br />

Organic wheatgrass powder; This is a real must and the one I urge you to get the<br />

most, because our diet is generally so acidic. This really helps with alkalinity in your<br />

body. I promise after a heavy acidic meal, a glass of this and you will feel amazing!<br />

Vitamin C powder; When the body is under stress the immune system is<br />

weakened. Vitamin C is one the first things to go.<br />

Vitamin B17 Organic Apricot Kernels; These are apparently a real help to ward off<br />

cancer. They taste quite pleasant at first. As you keep chewing, they taste very<br />

unpleasant! But then if sugar is cancer causing and it tastes so good, then maybe<br />

that makes a little sense. See ‘A World without Cancer, by G. Edward Griffin’ Here is<br />

a link to get a free copy of the benefits of Vitamin B17.<br />

http://www.worldwithoutcancer.org.uk/finalguidepdfEbook.pdf<br />

Tip to a great diet Number 7:<br />

Great Food Combining<br />

'Food combining' refers to the combination of foods, which are compatible with each


other in terms of digestive chemistry. Food combining is a basic component of<br />

optimal nutrition because it allows the body to fully digest and utilize the nutrients in<br />

our foods.<br />

The Hay Diet (funnily enough nothing to do with horse food) is a nutrition<br />

method developed by the New York physician William Howard Hay in the 1920s.<br />

It is like the weight and slimming clubs out there. This is a health option designed<br />

before slimming clubs. If you choose the Hay diet, you will optimize your weight,<br />

and it has nothing to do with hay.<br />

‘Correct food combinations are important for proper digestion, utilization, and<br />

assimilation of the nutrients in our diet. The principles of food combining are dictated<br />

by digestive chemistry. Different foods require different digestive enzymes to aid the<br />

digestive process, some acid, some alkaline. When acid and alkaline come in<br />

contact, they neutralize each other and this retards digestion.<br />

Protein foods require a highly acidic environment for digestion while carbohydrates<br />

(starches, fruit and sugars) and fats require a more alkaline medium. Anytime 2 or<br />

more foods are eaten at the same time, and those foods require opposite conditions<br />

for digestion, the digestive process is compromised.<br />

When starches and proteins are combined, their stimulation to the digestive juices<br />

generates a conflicting response and produces a medium which does not digest<br />

either food very well. This situation often leads to indigestion, bloating, gas,<br />

abdominal discomfort, and poor absorption of nutrients. Any quick digesting foods -<br />

such as fruit - must wait until the slowest digesting foods leave the stomach before<br />

they can pass - a process which can take up to 6 or 8 hours. While waiting, the fruit<br />

and some of the starches undergo some decomposition and fermentation, producing<br />

gas, acid and even alcohol along with indigestion.<br />

Tip to a great diet Number 8:<br />

Learn to control your mood foods


When we are stressed we tend to go for a biscuit, crisps or chocolate.<br />

Try this Cognitive Behavioural Therapy technique first, it really does work; The fact is<br />

that your brain is accustomed to asking for food and getting it almost on demand,<br />

including sugar and carb kicks. By you putting something in the way first, you start to<br />

rewire the brain and it gets easier to stop the cravings.<br />

You will discover the longer you use the Non-Pc Diet TM in your life, the cravings for<br />

unnatural food lessen and for some surprisingly quickly.<br />

So, if you get the craving for the chocolate, first eat an apple or salad and then if<br />

after 5 minutes you still want the treat to get it, combined with the alchemical<br />

hypnosis CD. This really starts to work on preventing you to give into the cravings.<br />

If you are finding at first you cannot go without, then at least get a handle on the<br />

treats. As a child, we were often told no, but as an adult we must control ourselves!<br />

Tip to a great diet Number 9:<br />

Eat chocolate using this one golden rule<br />

You’ll have respect & be nobody’s fool<br />

This is probably the most mischievous trick in this book! I am confident to say that if<br />

you follow this piece of advice, you can eat as much chocolate as you like and it will<br />

not do you any harm.<br />

The golden rule is that once the chocolate enters your mouth, do not under any<br />

circumstances, and at any moment ever use your teeth.<br />

Not only will this mean you will not put on weight, it will also make you mentally<br />

stronger than a grand master chess champion!<br />

Tip to a great diet Number 10:<br />

Children-good food, especially their greens!<br />

“People are starting to say maybe this is a generation where children will be


dying before their parents."<br />

Dr Steven Ryan Medical Director at Alder Hey Hospital in Liverpool<br />

Children may die before<br />

parents<br />

If your children do not eat vegetables, can you imagine the kind of diet their<br />

children will have? If you do not feed your children well, you are not being a<br />

good parent.<br />

I hear from parents who complain to me that they know that vegetables are good for<br />

their children, but they struggle to get them to eat them. I am a parent and I love my<br />

children so much that I am willing to take the pain of their suffering from eating<br />

vegetables and good food, over me giving in and slowly poisoning them!<br />

Good wholesome nutritious food costs less than MUCH processed junk food. One of<br />

the most effective ways of getting children to eat vegetables, especially if they are<br />

not used to it, is to have a family meeting and tell them you have something<br />

important to say.<br />

Tell them that you have come across something very important to do with their<br />

health. Tell them how you we have been a little silly with food in the past but that you<br />

love them too much to let this silliness continue.<br />

Tell them that there are going to be some new rules. There is going to be more<br />

eating of good food in the house and far less eating bad food. Treats will still be<br />

available, but they should be earned and are not to be taken for granted anymore.<br />

Tell them that vegetables must now be eaten with food and if they do not eat their<br />

food, they will be getting nothing else.<br />

I recommend you let them choose their top three out of the 6 vegetables below and<br />

these should be in your evening meals at least 3 times a week:<br />

Carrots<br />

Broccoli<br />

Green beans<br />

Cauliflower<br />

Cabbage


In a matter of a few days, after floods of tears and screams (stay calm and firm), you<br />

will be very surprised at how soon hunger takes over taste!<br />

By adopting these changes, you are teaching your children valuable lessons. The<br />

stronger you are with issues like this, the easier parenting will become. Children like<br />

boundaries and they feel safe with strong parents!!!!<br />

Use a point system for treats:<br />

For example:<br />

Points<br />

Chocolate bar 10<br />

Can of pop 15<br />

Ice cream 15<br />

Eating Out 25<br />

Cinema 25<br />

DVD 50<br />

Children get to earn their treats by;<br />

Washing pots 10 points<br />

Tidying their room 10 points<br />

Homework 10 points<br />

Eating all their meal including vegetables 10 points<br />

They can accumulate their points for the weekend and run the risk of losing points<br />

for bad behaviour.<br />

‘Remaining calm is staying in charge’.<br />

If you have need any extra advice: ‘Google’ 'The Super Nanny' books.<br />

Make the change and use the Non-Pc Diet TM Parent forums for support<br />

Tip to a great diet Number 11:<br />

Consider becoming a healthy vegetarian?


‘And G-d said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the<br />

face of all the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to<br />

you it shall be for meat’<br />

Genesis 1:29<br />

We have covered a little about the benefits of eating raw/live food and of course<br />

eating raw meat for most us is a non-starter, so one sure way to increase the<br />

percentage of raw food in your diet is to become a vegetarian.<br />

On average, we are 5 times less active than 100 years ago, yet we eat more meat<br />

than ever and often this meat is low quality, fed with cheap animal feeds.<br />

You do not need meat for strength. See ‘The Thrive Diet’ by Brendan Brazier for<br />

lots of healthy plant based food ideas full of high energy, and amazingly he is a top<br />

‘Iron man athlete’.<br />

The China Study; an excellent and very controversial book by Thomas M Campbell<br />

I cannot list all his findings but here are a few:<br />

A study from the Philippines showed that children who ate the highest percentage of<br />

protein (meat) had higher incidences of liver cancer compared to less well-off<br />

children.<br />

A study in India fed rats a 20% protein diet. (like what we eat in the west). The other<br />

rats had a less than 5% protein diet. The findings were astonishing. 100% of the rats<br />

fed on a high protein diet had evidence of liver cancer & 0% yes zero per cent of the<br />

group fed on a low protein diet had evidence of liver cancer.<br />

Many Hot dogs (meat ones- ha what meat) contain a poison called sodium nitrates.<br />

100 % of rats die of throat cancer after the second year fed on these nitrates. (The<br />

amount fed to the rats was more than the average human would digest, but many<br />

scientists stand by the claim that if the animal dies, then the odds are it’s not going to<br />

be good food for humans either.<br />

If you are to eat meat, it is better to eat a higher quality of meat rather than more<br />

cheap meat.<br />

I do eat meat but often actually prefer tasty vegetarian alternatives, like Linda<br />

McCartney mozzarella & meat free burger and Cauldron sausages.


‘Eating one serving a day of processed meat -- or the equivalent of a single<br />

hot dog or two slices of salami -- was associated with a 42% increased risk for<br />

heart disease ‘Harvard School of Public Health<br />

Becoming a vegetarian also means we are doing our bit for the planet.<br />

Meet the world's top destroyer of the environment. It is not the car, or the plane or<br />

even top industrialists: It is the cow!<br />

A United Nations report has identified the world's rapidly growing herds of cattle as<br />

the greatest threat to the climate, forests and wildlife. And they are blamed for a host<br />

of other environmental crimes, from acid rain to the introduction of alien species,<br />

from producing deserts to creating dead zones in the oceans, from poisoning rivers<br />

and drinking water to destroying coral reefs.<br />

The 400-page report by the Food and Agricultural Organisation, entitled 'Livestock's<br />

Long Shadow,' also surveys the damage done by sheep, chickens, pigs and goats.<br />

But in almost every case, the world's 1.5 billion cattle are mostly to blame. Livestock<br />

are responsible for 18 per cent of the greenhouse gases that cause global warming,<br />

more than cars, planes and all other forms of transport put together.<br />

Burning fuel to produce fertiliser to grow feed, to produce meat and to transport it -<br />

and clearing vegetation for grazing - produces 9 per cent of all emissions of carbon<br />

dioxide, the most common greenhouse gas. And their wind and manure emit more<br />

than one third of emissions! Methane, which warms the world 20 times faster than<br />

carbon dioxide!<br />

Livestock also produces more than 100 other polluting gases, including more than<br />

two-thirds of the world's emissions of ammonia, one of the main causes of acid rain!<br />

And Jesus answered, “It was said to them of old time; "All beasts that move upon the<br />

earth, all the fish of the sea and all the fowl of the air are given into thy power." I tell<br />

you truly, of all creatures living upon the earth, G-d created only man after his image.<br />

Wherefore beasts are for man, and not man for beasts. You do not, therefore,<br />

transgress the law if you kill the wild beast to save your brother's life. For I tell you<br />

truly, man is more than the beast. But he who kills the beast without a cause, though<br />

the beast attack him not, through lust for slaughter, or for its flesh, or for its hide, or<br />

yet for its tusks, evil is the deed which he does, for he is turned into a wild beast


himself.<br />

The Essene Gospel of Peace: Book One<br />

Tip to a great diet Number 12:<br />

Fasting & Cleansing<br />

I personally believe very much in the power of fasting so much so I need to include it<br />

in a separate chapter. Fasting has been used as an aid not for weight loss but for<br />

health and cleansing for centuries. Of course, Muslims practice fasting every year on<br />

Ramadan, and Christians used to practice Lent annually, but this has been replaced<br />

with the disgusting excuse to increase the consumption of sugar laden cheap<br />

chocolate Easter eggs.<br />

Fasting is a way to take back control over our bodies, I mean think how many time in<br />

the last year you have heard a friend or even you yourself say ‘I’m starving’<br />

The truth is you have probably never every been starving, but as consumers we are<br />

hard wired to eat.<br />

Fasting<br />

When was the last time you said I am starving? How many of us have ever really<br />

gone hungry for any longer than a few hours?<br />

Why not try a 36-hour fast at least once a year?<br />

It can really help your attitude toward food.<br />

Benefits of fasting:<br />

Cleansing<br />

Fat loss<br />

Weight loss


Increases discipline<br />

Rests the digestive system<br />

WARNING: Do not fast if you are<br />

Pregnant<br />

Diabetic<br />

Do physically demanding work (advice fast over the weekend)<br />

When you fast, your body is forced to dip into energy stores to get the fuel it needs<br />

to keep going, so you will lose weight. The big question is how long you will keep<br />

that weight off. Because food was often scarce for our ancestors, our bodies have<br />

been genetically programmed to combat the effects of fasting. When you eat less<br />

food, your metabolism slows down to conserve energy. Then, when you go back to<br />

your usual diet, your lowered metabolism may cause you to store more energy,<br />

meaning that you will probably gain back the weight you lost and possibly even put<br />

on more weight when eating the same calories, you did before the fast!<br />

As you fast, your body will adjust by reducing your appetite, so you will initially feel<br />

less hungry. But once you have stopped fasting, your appetite hormones will kick<br />

back into gear and you may feel hungrier and be more likely to binge.<br />

Research has shown that fasting on alternate days can help people lose weight, but<br />

not for long. In one study, people who followed an alternate-day fasting diet shed<br />

weight, even when they ate all they wanted on the non-fasting days. However, they<br />

could not maintain the weight- loss over time.<br />

to remove toxins through the skin, (by sweating), liver, colon, and kidneys.<br />

Could Fasting Help You Live Longer?<br />

Studies of fasting in both rodents and humans appear to indicate a connection<br />

between calorie restriction and longevity. In one study of overweight men and<br />

women, a calorie-restricted diet improved markers of aging, such as insulin- level<br />

and body temperature.<br />

Fasting might also improve longevity by delaying the onset of age-related diseases<br />

including Alzheimer's, heart disease, and diabetes. One study showed that skipping


meals once a month, as members of the Mormon religious group carry this out, it<br />

reduces the risk of clogged arteries. (the build-up of plaque that can lead to heart<br />

attacks and strokes). However, it is not clear from this research whether fasting<br />

alone or the Mormons' generally healthier lifestyle (they also abstain from coffee,<br />

alcohol, and smoking) is responsible for the improved heart health.<br />

Researchers do not yet know whether the effects of fasting translate into an actual<br />

increase in lifespan because they have not followed people for long enough periods<br />

of time.<br />

Fasting for a day or two probably won't hurt people who are generally healthy,<br />

provided they maintain an adequate fluid intake. However, fasting entirely for long<br />

periods of time can be harmful. Your body needs a variety of vitamins, minerals, and<br />

other nutrients from food to stay healthy. Not getting enough of these nutrients<br />

during fasting diets can lead to symptoms such as fatigue, dizziness, constipation,<br />

dehydration, gallstones, and cold intolerance. It is possible to die if you fast for too<br />

long.<br />

Even short-term fasting is not recommended for people with diabetes, because it can<br />

lead to dangerous dips and spikes in blood sugar. Women who are pregnant or<br />

breastfeeding, or anyone with a chronic disease, should not fast.<br />

10 Incredible Benefits from Fasting:<br />

Fasting Promotes Detoxification.<br />

Fasting Improves Insulin Sensitivity.<br />

Fasting Rests Digestive System.<br />

Fasting Boosts Immunity.<br />

Fasting Corrects High Blood Pressure.<br />

Fasting May Help to Overcome Addictions.<br />

Fasting Resolves Inflammatory Response<br />

Fasting increases inner resolve and strengthens the constitution<br />

Fasting speeds up the metabolism<br />

Fasting Promotes Weight Loss.


Read here about what Michael Mosely discovered about fasting here and it was<br />

reported on a BBC documentary.<br />

1.<br />

The 16/8 Method: Skip breakfast every day and eat during an 8-hour feeding<br />

window, such as from 12 noon to 8 pm.<br />

2. Eat-Stop-Eat: Do one or two 24-hour fasts each week, for example by not<br />

eating from dinner one day until dinner the next day.<br />

3. The 5:2 Diet: Only eat 500-600 calories on two days of the week, but eat<br />

normally the other 5 days.<br />

Two days a week you cut your calories to no more than 500 for women and 600 for<br />

men. Now if you then combine this with Non-PC eating the rest of the time then the<br />

results will be fast and healthy and much more likely to be permanent.<br />

Simple rules when fasting my advice is of you will find the longer you use the Non-<br />

PC Diet the easier fasting becomes. The truth is when you start to reduce and even<br />

eliminate processed carbs (PC’s) form your everyday diet, you will discover how<br />

much better you feel. Also by learning to go without the foods you were once<br />

addicted to then you can find the experience of fasting a pleasant one.<br />

So, I would keep it simple and do a fruit fast or vegetable fast day, and I would eat<br />

only apples and bananas say Tuesday & Thursday and of course because you are<br />

eating so healthy during the week, if 2 days is too difficult, just one day a week will<br />

suffice.<br />

Drink plenty of fluids<br />

On the morning of your fast, you will drink a glass of lemon water and as usual make<br />

your first drink of the day on an empty stomach.<br />

Tip to a great diet Number 13:<br />

Drinking Water<br />

Reasons to Drink Lemon (organic if possible for you) Water


1. Lemon helps in protecting our body against the immune system deficiencies, as it<br />

is rich in vitamin C.<br />

2. Drinking lemon water helps in maintaining the pH levels in the body.<br />

3. Lemons acts as a powerful antibacterial as it contains pectin fibres which is<br />

beneficial for colon.<br />

4. Drinking lemon water in morning empty stomach will helps in flush out of toxins.<br />

5. Warm water with lemon helps digestion as lemon contains citric acid. It interacts<br />

with other enzymes and acids which easily stimulate the secretion of gastric juice<br />

and digestion.<br />

6. The liver produces more enzymes from water with lemon than from any other<br />

food.<br />

7. Water with lemon cleanses the liver. Lemon juice stimulates the liver to release<br />

toxins.<br />

8. Water with Lemon helps fight infections of the respiratory tract, sore throats and<br />

inflammation of the tonsils. This is due to the anti-inflammatory properties of lemon.<br />

9. Lemon contains great source of calcium, magnesium, potassium, citric acid,<br />

phosphorus etc.<br />

10. Drinking lemon water helps in preventing the multiplication and growth of<br />

pathogenic bacteria that causes disease and infections.<br />

11. Water with lemon provides the body with electrolytes which hydrate your body.<br />

As lemons contain good number of electrolytes such as potassium, calcium and<br />

magnesium.


12. Water with lemon is good for the joints, reducing pain in the joints and muscles.<br />

13. Water with lemon helps with weight loss. Lemons contain pectin fibre, which<br />

helps suppress hunger cravings. Studies have proven people with a better alkaline<br />

diet have lost weight faster.<br />

14. Water with lemon helps with tooth pain and gingivitis.<br />

15. Water with lemon prevents cancer. This is since lemons are a highly alkaline<br />

food. Multiple studies have found that cancer cannot thrive in an alkaline<br />

environment.<br />

16. Warm water with lemon helps regulate natural bowel movement.<br />

17. Our immune system protects our body by combating illness. Weak immune<br />

system makes our body susceptible to illness and infections. Warm lemon water has<br />

anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties which fight harmful bacteria, fungus, and virus<br />

that cause diseases and infections. Its antioxidant property helps eliminate toxins<br />

from the body.<br />

18. Water with lemon aids in proper functioning of the nervous system (as lemon has<br />

a high content of potassium). Depression and anxiety are often the result of low<br />

levels of potassium in the blood. The nervous system needs an enough potassium to<br />

ensure sustainable signals to the heart.<br />

19. Water with lemon can help lower blood pressure. A daily intake of one lemon can<br />

reduce high blood pressure by 10%.<br />

20. Water with lemon creates an alkalizing effect in the body. Even if you drink it<br />

immediately before a meal, it can help your body maintain a higher level of ph. The<br />

higher the pH, the more your body can fight diseases.<br />

21. Water with lemon is good for the skin. Vitamin C in lemon, improves our skin by<br />

rejuvenating the body. Drinking water with lemon regularly (every morning) will<br />

improve the condition of your skin.


22. Water with lemon helps to dilute uric acid, the built up of which leads to pain in<br />

the joints and gout.<br />

23. Water with lemon is beneficial for pregnant women. Since lemons are loaded<br />

with Vitamin C, it acts as an adaptive helping the body cope with viruses such as<br />

colds. Furthermore, vitamin C helps the formation of bone tissue of the unborn baby.<br />

At the same time, due to the high content of potassium, a mixture of water with<br />

lemon helps forming cells of the brain and nervous system of the baby.<br />

24. Water with lemon relieves heartburn. For this, mix a teaspoon of lemon juice in<br />

half a glass of water.<br />

25. Water with lemon helps dissolve gallstones, kidney stones, pancreatic stones,<br />

and calcium deposits<br />

Tip to a great diet Number 14:<br />

If your tummy really does ache<br />

The from these foods have a break<br />

Millions of people suffer with digestive issues and there is much evidence that<br />

people may be eating both unhealthy and even relatively healthy foods that<br />

have something called Lectins and it means people maybe inadvertently<br />

hurting themselves. Foods to avoid To get a fantastic free PDF click here<br />

So, watch out for lectins and replace with polyphenols click here to see the world’s<br />

top 100 foods with polyphenols


Tip to a great diet Number 15:<br />

Break the chain<br />

If you wish to give up on biscuits or crisps and you find you cannot then let me share<br />

with you a technique I offer to my clients.<br />

Tip: Let’s say you want to give up on biscuits. So, to begin with, I tell you that you<br />

can eat as many biscuits as you like if before each one you eat, you first eat an<br />

apple, two carrot sticks or a half a stick of celery!<br />

For crisps, because a packet is much more than a biscuit, you simply eat 2 full sticks<br />

of celery before a packet of crisps.<br />

This helps break the pleasure chain in the brain and mixes sweet with savoury.<br />

Ultimately in order to lose weight take<br />

maximum of 20% of your calories from<br />

processed carbohydrates PC’s.


Chapter 8<br />

Some Simple Non-Pc<br />

Meal Ideas<br />

Look for low carb breakfasts, lunches, dinners & snacks if there are no<br />

Processed Carbs you are good to go<br />

Psst!!<br />

‘The only food group on the planet that puts on excess weight is processed carbs’<br />

Want to know a simple way to manage your weight, lower blood pressure, improve<br />

digestion, strengthen your heart and get look & feel younger?


Eat real food<br />

Look at these real foods then compare to the food shown below<br />

The secret ingredient here is WEIGHT.


Take the banana 60 calories and 15 carbs (turn to sugar) for 97 grams of food and<br />

compare with the apple Danish. Both similar weight but the Danish has more than 3<br />

times the carbs and 5 times the number of calories!<br />

Porridge V Cheerio's<br />

Calories V Weight of the food.<br />

The porridge ONLY has 50% more calories and yet is 5 times the weight of the<br />

cereal!<br />

THE PORRIDGE WILL HELP STABALISE BLOOD GLUCOSE & THE CEREAL<br />

WILL DRIVE IT THROUGH THE ROOF


Ditch the cereals!!<br />

Some Simple Meal Ideas<br />

using real foods. Hundreds<br />

more delicious fat burning


meals available to our<br />

members<br />

Breakfast<br />

Large Chocolate Blueberry Ice-cream shake<br />

Ingredients - for a single serving<br />

1/2 Cup – frozen or fresh Blueberries<br />

1 scoop - chocolate Whey Protein powder (I know but use a high quality one<br />

with no aspartame)<br />

3 large table spoons of natural yoghurt 1 Cup - Skim Milk<br />

2 Tbsp. - Flaxseed or chia seeds<br />

10 - Almonds<br />

Cup of ice<br />

Extra Protein Option<br />

If you want it even more substantial I sometimes add the white of an egg or two<br />

There are literally hundreds of combinations of flavours and this is a great way to<br />

start the day as opposed to cereals. Protein is a great way to fill up and get muscle,<br />

which helps burn fat. Try to use an aspartame free protein shake or even an organic<br />

one.<br />

Mixing in seeds such as chia or sunflower can help fill you up even more and you get<br />

to feel fuller longer. Adding more natural fat free yogurt thickens the shake and<br />

adding more ice can make it equally refreshing as a post exercise work out meal.<br />

For a vegetarian option try the vegan protein powder myprotein.com


Ice Vegan Tropical twister<br />

• Cup of frozen mango chunks<br />

• Cup of frozen pineapple<br />

• 11/2 cups of milk (coconut or almond if you wish)<br />

• 2-3 drops of vanilla extract<br />

• 1 cup of chopped kale<br />

• 1 scoop of my protein vegan powder<br />

• (ice option to thicken and refresh after work out)<br />

• Blend and enjoy<br />

For a power punched smoothie Try googling ‘Mango Lassie’<br />

Overnight muesli with apple and nuts<br />

Ingredients<br />

• 200g/7oz 0% 50g/1¾oz porridge oats<br />

2 apples, coarsely grated<br />

20g/¾oz blanched hazelnuts, roughly chopped<br />

¼ tsp ground cinnamon<br />

¼ tsp ground nutmeg<br />

200 g of fat free Greek yoghurt<br />

• 100ml/3½fl oz. skimmed milk<br />

• 100g/3½oz blueberries<br />

• 10g/¼oz flaked almonds, toasted<br />

Preparation method<br />

In a bowl mix the oats, apples, hazelnuts, cinnamon and nutmeg. Stir in the<br />

yoghurt and milk, then cover the bowl and chill in the fridge for several hours or<br />

overnight.<br />

Spoon into two bowls and top with the blueberries and almonds.


Porridge with fruit<br />

Porridge is the cheapest breakfast and yet it is known as the breakfast of<br />

champions.<br />

Serves 1 30g whole oats 30ml water 30ml semi-skimmed milk 5g ground<br />

cinnamon Nutritional Value (per serving) Calories 234 Total fat 9.6g Saturated fat<br />

3.1g Carbohydrates 36g Protein 15.3g Fibre 8.5g<br />

Method<br />

Measure out the porridge and place into a non-stick pan. Add the milk and water<br />

and bring to the boil, turn the heat down and allow to simmer for around 5<br />

minutes.<br />

Keep stirring so not to let some parts cook quicker than others. Add a handful of<br />

blueberries and a small banana, and s pinch of cinnamon can be nice.<br />

Top Porridge Tip:<br />

to get the kids to eat porridge, a spoon of chocolate or strawberry sauce the type<br />

you put on ice cream. (one sugar as opposed to lots and full of healthy low GI oats)<br />

Mushroom omelette<br />

Ingredients<br />

Serves 4<br />

25g/1oz butter<br />

400g mushrooms<br />

8 eggs, beaten


salt and freshly ground black pepper<br />

Method<br />

In small non-stick frying pan melt the butter and add the mushrooms. Cook for<br />

three minutes until soft.<br />

Add the egg and season. Cook on a low heat for 4-5 minutes until the egg is<br />

cooked.<br />

Turn out onto a plate upside down.<br />

To make the topping, melt the butter in a small pan, add the mushrooms and<br />

cook for four minutes until soft and golden.<br />

Serve on top of the omelette.<br />

Add basil for extra taste<br />

For an easy lunch, extra filling omelette add 4 more eggs but just the egg whites,<br />

and serve with broccoli.<br />

Tasty broccoli<br />

Cut your broccoli into 8 large spears<br />

2 lemons, quartered<br />

2 tablespoons olive oil, plus more for drizzling<br />

kosher salt and black pepper<br />

Heat grill to medium. In a large bowl, toss the broccoli and lemons with the oil<br />

and season with ½ teaspoon salt and ¼ teaspoon pepper. Grill, turning<br />

occasionally, until tender and lightly charred, 10 to 15 minutes.<br />

Squeeze the lemons over the broccoli and drizzle with additional oil olive oil.<br />

A really good idea is in with the mushroom cook a little cheeky mage tout. The<br />

crunchiness combined with the softness of the egg.<br />

http://www.realsimple.com/food-recipes/recipe-collections-favorites/popularingredients/broccoli-recipes


The slim<br />

English<br />

Grill the bacon, sausages<br />

Fry the mushroom or grill<br />

Poach the eggs using a sandwich bag and a tiny drop of oil so as not to make the<br />

bag stick you can have amazing poached eggs.<br />

Yes, you can eat this and lose weight<br />

Takes 10 minutes and voila<br />

So many people think oh can I still have this and lose weight. YES YOU CAN.<br />

If you notice the only processed food here is the wholemeal bread. The extra<br />

filing option is to have a 2-egg white omelette and another cheeky sausage or<br />

two!!<br />

Tip top Tip<br />

Eggs are one of the most nutrient dense foods on the planet.<br />

Easy peasy poached eggs<br />

Put a ½ tea spoon of coconut or olive oil in sandwich bag. Add 1 or 2 eggs<br />

Place in boiling water try to not let the bag touch the outside of the pan<br />

Simple Lunches<br />

TOP TIP IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT HEALTH<br />

THEN YOU NEED A


LUNCH<br />

BOX<br />

TO STOP BEING PROCESSED<br />

& START TO PROCESS (THINK) FOR YOURSELF<br />

Grilled chicken wrap<br />

Take a table spoon of butter and add some finely sliced garlic of two cloves. Rub<br />

the butter on the breast sparingly. Fry for 15 minutes in coconut oil. Once it has<br />

cooked through, place the chicken on a slice of whole-wheat bread wrap. Cover<br />

the chicken with roasted red peppers, reduced-fat mozzarella cheese, and basil<br />

leaves.<br />

Feeds 4 – 6<br />

8 wraps<br />

4 grilled chicken breast<br />

½ cup roasted red peppers<br />

1 cup reduced fat mozzarella cheese<br />

12 Basil leaves<br />

1 cup balsamic vinaigrette


For a more substantial meal say evening, roast some courgettes, peppers and<br />

sweet potato chips.<br />

Look for sweet potato recipes<br />

TUNA SALAD WRAP<br />

Substituting Greek yogurt for mayonnaise is an old trick that will save you 10<br />

grams’ fat while adding more protein<br />

Serves 4.<br />

2 tins of tuna<br />

1 cup non-fat Greek yogurt<br />

1 cup chopped celery<br />

1 cup chopped salad onion<br />

1 tsp mustard<br />

1 tsp ground pepper<br />

2 large lettuce leaf<br />

4 whole-wheat wrap<br />

Vegan Crunchy Wrap<br />

Serves 4


1 cucumber<br />

1 red onion<br />

1 diced carrot<br />

1 large tomato<br />

4 large crunchy lettuce leaves<br />

1 red pepper<br />

(add small chilli if you like it extra kicky)<br />

1 small tub of hummus<br />

4 wholemeal wraps<br />

Evening Meals<br />

Spicy Chicken stir fry<br />

serves 4 just increase portion sizes for more people. Remember it’s only the rice<br />

you’ve got to watch<br />

Prep Time 5 minutes<br />

Cooking time 15 minutes<br />

1 tsp toasted sesame oil<br />

450 g (1 lb) skinless, boneless chicken breasts, diced<br />

225 g (8 oz.) field mushrooms, sliced<br />

½ tsp ground ginger<br />

2 cloves of garlic


2 large broccolis<br />

1 Red pepper<br />

Packet of mange tout<br />

3 tabs light soy sauce<br />

Crushed chillies<br />

225 g (8 oz.) brown or white rice<br />

STEP 1: Heat the oil in a wok or frying pan and fry the chicken for 6-7 minutes or<br />

until browned.<br />

STEP 2: Add the mushrooms and fry for a further 2 minutes. Add the Ginger and<br />

Garlic and fry for 1 minute. Add the stalks of the broccoli to the pan. Stir fry for 2<br />

minutes, adding a splash of water if necessary.<br />

STEP 3: Add the, soy sauce and Crushed Chillies and cook for 3 minutes.<br />

STEP 4: Now add the, mange tout and finely sliced garlic stir-fry for 1 minute.<br />

Serve with rice preferably brown (make sure you thoroughly rinse the rice before<br />

cooking)<br />

This is a GREAT DISH FOR FLAVOURING VEGETABLES and getting the kids<br />

into them<br />

Chilli<br />

Hot Chilli Powder OR fresh chilli peppers with spices, oregano and salt, gives this<br />

dish its hot and spicy flavour.<br />

Ingredients<br />

450 g (1 lb) beef mince (Quorn veg option)<br />

1 onion, chopped<br />

400 g tin chopped tomatoes<br />

1-2 chillies<br />

2 cloves finely chopped garlic<br />

400 g tin kidney beans, drained and washed<br />

2 tabs tomato purée


1 red pepper, chopped<br />

Method<br />

STEP 1: Brown the mince and onion in a saucepan. Add the remaining ingredients<br />

except the red pepper. Cover and cook for 15 minutes.<br />

STEP 2: Add the pepper and cook for a further 10 minutes.<br />

Tip top tip – using a courgette and a spiralizer for the spaghetti is amazing. Cut the<br />

courgette and then heat a tea spoon of oil and flash fry the courgette for 1 minute<br />

Serve immediately<br />

Hot & Spicy burgers<br />

Add the enticing flavours of garlic, aromatic basil, sweet dried bell peppers and<br />

the fiery kick of crushed chillies to your beef burgers to give a kick to metabolism<br />

Ingredients<br />

450 g (1 lb) minced beef<br />

2 tabs tomato purée<br />

1 fresh red chilli<br />

2 cloves of garlic<br />

½ tea spoon of thyme spice<br />

½ tea spoon basil spice<br />

½ tea spoon of ginger<br />

2 tsp olive oil<br />

Method<br />

: Place the minced beef in a large bowl. Squeeze in the tomato purée.<br />

Add chopped chilli including seeds<br />

: Using your hands, mix thoroughly and then mould into 4 large burgers.<br />

: Brush each burger with a little oil and cook under a pre-heated grill for 10-15<br />

minutes, or until cooked through, turning half-way through.<br />

Add a squeeze of lime for extra tang


The only thing to watch out for is the bread. So, stick with wholemeal or even<br />

better wrap the burger in a crispy lettuce leak or backhoe.<br />

Prepare Salmon Fillets<br />

450 g (1 lb) mange tout<br />

4 tabs water<br />

4 x 175 g (6 oz.) salmon fillets<br />

4 tabs lemon juice<br />

4 tsp of pair sauce<br />

Method<br />

: Pre-heat the oven to 200°C, 400°F, Gas Mark 6.<br />

Add a little olive oil onto the fillets<br />

Add the piri-piri sauce<br />

Add Himalayan rock salt & coarse black pepper<br />

Pour 1 tabs of water over each serving of mange tout.<br />

Place the salmon fillet on top and brush 1 tbs of lemon juice over each fillet.<br />

Wrap the fillets in foil<br />

Bake in the oven for 20 minutes, or until fish is cooked through.<br />

Some people are not keen on salmon, try tuna, cod or haddock. In my opinion<br />

tuna also works well but better with flash pan fried garlic broccoli than mange<br />

tout.<br />

7 extra simple dishes that will help you lose weight and feel great.<br />

Use beef fillet if you use rump or sirloin give a good hammering for tenderness<br />

Beef salad


Just fry your beef the night before in a wok (buy one) use a little oil of your choice<br />

sesame oil or coconut oil; add garlic and a green chilli to the oil for extra flavour and<br />

kick.<br />

Once cooked empty the contents into a dish and leave in the fridge overnight<br />

marinating in the left-over juice from the wok<br />

Prepare your salad make it crunch lots of celery, spring onion, peppers, fresh crispy<br />

lettuce you can even dice some carrots.<br />

In the morning drain your beef well<br />

Fill it with the salad (option add full cherry tomatoes but do not cut yet as the juice<br />

makes the lettuce soggy)<br />

Add the beef<br />

Add a splash of soy sauce if you wish<br />

For extra lasting carbs add some pine nuts or cashews<br />

For an extra evening meal filler serve with sweet potato chips<br />

This is a great food to take to work in a large lunch box<br />

Baked avocado eggs<br />

1 avocado<br />

2 eggs<br />

Himalayan salt<br />

Black pepper<br />

Chopped chives<br />

2 rashers of bacon<br />

Preheat oven to 425 degrees F (220 degrees C).<br />

Place each avocado half in a ramekin. Crack 1 egg into each avocado half;<br />

season with salt, black pepper, and cayenne pepper. Place ramekins on a baking<br />

sheet.<br />

Bake in the preheated oven until entire egg is cooked through, about 15 minutes.<br />

Sprinkle each avocado with bacon and chives.


Serve with sweet potato chips or even roasted courgettes<br />

Healthy Snacks<br />

1. Make them protein based<br />

2. Cottage cheese and a couple of slices of cold meat can be a great late night<br />

filling snack<br />

3. Another one for night time is a protein shake or slice of turkey, ham etc and<br />

use that as the bread and fill with lots of salad and boom fat burning late night<br />

snack including eggs<br />

4. During the day before 8 you can snack on natural carbs, apples, pears<br />

bananas etc.<br />

The truth is you can eat what you want as long as its natural and then if you must<br />

you can add your processed carbs. For instance, if you are really hungry then try<br />

filling up on the veg, (look at baking or roasting vegetables especially with some<br />

garlic, yum yum bake cauliflower). You can have HPC’s healthy `PC’s such as rice<br />

and pasta and if you have brown even better and make sure your HPCs are no<br />

larger than 1/3 of your plate, so you have 1/3 meat, 1/3 veg and max 1/3 rice or<br />

pasta.


Chapter 9<br />

Its Treat Night


Only a few words but it has<br />

its own chapter<br />

The average diet lasts 15 days… think<br />

about it, 2 weeks is about all will<br />

power will get you…<br />

Think smart, the longest you go<br />

without your favourite using the Non-<br />

Pc Diet © foods is 6 days max<br />

WARNING!!<br />

If you want to fail<br />

DO NOT<br />

REWARD


YOURSELF FOR<br />

YOUR<br />

EFFORTS!!<br />

So, you have worked hard all week and boy do you deserve a treat. The Non-PC<br />

Diet TM means losing weight does become naturally easier, but you also must relax<br />

and let go, otherwise you will blow. Remember the average diet lasts 15 days, and<br />

one reason is they simply can go no longer because people can’t go without their<br />

favourite food.<br />

This means you need NEVER go longer than 6 days without allowing yourself to<br />

INDULGE your favourite treat food and drink.<br />

So, you have worked hard all week and you deserve a treat, and a Saturday night is<br />

ideal generally. As you gain confidence in resisting PC’s you will be able to share the<br />

times of your treats and still manage your weight, but first you must gain the control.<br />

So, on your treat night, have a pizza, or kebab, or whatever you fancy, remember it’s<br />

your body and If you want some wine then fine; maybe a beer then ‘hear, hear’, a<br />

vodka It isn’t gonna stop yer, maybe even a cheeky Malibu or 2 ;-)


Chapter 10<br />

A journey starts with a single step<br />

So, it begins.<br />

The beginning of a 1000-mile journey starts with the first step.<br />

Did you know the Japanese have a word called Kaizen?<br />

It means continuous improvement. Though the changes may at times be very small,<br />

they are never the less an improvement. It is this ethos that small steps made in the<br />

right direction with purpose can lead to great feats.<br />

On your journey, you need


A 4 Step<br />

Personal Weight Loss Plan<br />

Step 1<br />

Get the mind on board<br />

Commit to a 21-day Plan<br />

Research shows that it takes 21 days to break a habit and on average 90 days to<br />

create a new one.<br />

‘It takes 21 days to break a habit and 90<br />

days to form a new one’<br />

Michael Clark NMQAA


Stage 1: Breaking the habit<br />

For the next 21 days, you try to go 6 days PC free<br />

Your diary will have as little red as possible to desensitise yourself off processed<br />

carbohydrates.<br />

But once a week you indulge your favourite PC meal. It may be pizza, or kebab and<br />

chips or steak and mushrooms but be warned the next morning you may feel yukky!<br />

Stage 2: Creating a new habit<br />

For the next 9 weeks, you will be looking at relaxing 2 days a week (not an excuse<br />

for having ice cream for breakfast!)<br />

Stage 3: Taking control<br />

Looking at relaxing and making sure you do not have more than 20% of your calories<br />

from Processed carbohydrates<br />

Due to a hip injury that occurred whilst playing a game of squash almost 12 months<br />

ago, I have hardly exercised at all, but due the toe effectiveness of the Non-Pc Diet I<br />

weigh the same.<br />

For us to begin using food as a weight loss tool then we simply need to reduce our<br />

overall consumption of the ONLY food & drink group that causes weight gain,<br />

namely processed carbohydrates. This figure needs to be reduced to a total of no


more than 20% of our total weekly calorie consumption. Anything above this means<br />

we need to exercise it off.<br />

Have a natural fat blaster or even better make it a natural cancer fighting fat blaster<br />

and have a piece of fruit an organic Banana fat blaster even though it has 110<br />

calories NONE OF THEM WILL ADD FAT TO YOU!! PLUS, THE HEALTH<br />

BENEFITS ARE HUGE CLICK TO READ HERE<br />

The aim to is to eliminate reduce the consumption of processed carbs to maximum<br />

of 20% of your overall diet<br />

First stage: Is 3 weeks of 6 days PC FREE<br />

Second stage: Is 12 weeks using your diet 5 days PC free<br />

Final stage: Is Living with PC consumption of no more than 20% of your total diet for<br />

healthy living.<br />

Recognition & gratification<br />

Immediate recognition & gratification: If you remember reading about motivation<br />

how we have two types, intrinsic (inside influence-how we feel usually health wise)<br />

and extrinsic (outside influence how we look) Research shows that for the short term<br />

extrinsic is good but long term its more to do with health and well-being. Extrinsic is<br />

losing weight to feel good and intrinsic is feeling good to lose weight.<br />

So, if you can you really need to start discovering as many reasons to pat yourself<br />

on the back. Seriously this is a momentous day, you are not only going to be losing<br />

weight but you are taking back some control over your health, and this feels very<br />

empowering.<br />

Example: You join a gym, great then reward yourself (not food) maybe a book, a key<br />

ring it doesn’t matter, what does matter is that you did something positive. Now let’s<br />

say you eat for a snack say an Apple Fat Blaster (AFB) for mid afternoon snack at


work instead of 4 biscuits then tell yourself well done, post it on Facebook, I don’t<br />

care you don’t think it’s a big deal, you will when you get used to acknowledging your<br />

victories.<br />

You go for a 20-minute run when you get in, or do your exercise video, post it on<br />

Facebook or even better join the world-wide weight loss club at doctorfaltoss.co.uk<br />

and start to post and share your victories with other members.<br />

So now you have it all set in your mind, we need to move on to the second step<br />

Step 2<br />

Taking care of stress<br />

Effective Stress Management<br />

We already know that poorly managed stress, can lead to making bad decisions<br />

when it comes to food. Often the food is the highly addictive processed carb type. So<br />

surely it makes sense to manage stress with something other than food.<br />

Choose meditation, yoga, tai chi, relaxation breathing for relieving stress, but also<br />

find ways to see about avoiding stress. Forward planning, for instance if work makes<br />

you stressful and then you find release through food, look for what it is that you<br />

appreciate your job, if you cannot find enough, then maybe it’s time to look for<br />

another job.


Step 3<br />

Plan your Exercise<br />

I will tell you now, if you don’t get the food right, exercising is a waste of time for<br />

weight loss. On the flip side by reducing the weight gaining PC’s in your everyday<br />

diet, you will discover that your weight loss really accelerates.<br />

I recommend between 3-5 formal exercise programs a week. Now as a minimum at<br />

least one of these must be HIIT for faster weight loss.<br />

The good news is, because the Non-PC Diet TM is so easy to do, once you have<br />

reached your target weight, maintenance can be straight forward and as long as you<br />

are controlling your PC consumption even general walking can be adequate.<br />

By having a slim or gym buddy this can help you to exercise when you are feeling<br />

just not like doing so. join the Dr Fatloss TM on line weight loss club and get daily<br />

short of motivation for the price of a coffee.


Step 4<br />

Now at last we look at food<br />

I recommend to my clients BEFORE they start the diet they take at least a week to<br />

plan. It is helpful especially at the beginning if you keep a food diary and eat your<br />

normal food, and maybe keep another one with alternatives you could have<br />

WITHOUT the processed carbohydrates<br />

Then look to swap as many processed food items for real food. My clients for<br />

instance do not eat cereal, they snack on fruit, they eat little rice and pasta. Many<br />

take their own lunch boxes to work knowing that it has taken years of poor eating to<br />

put on weight, and losing weight it not a race or a


competition it’s about your<br />

health.<br />

Non-Pc Essentials<br />

1. ATTITUDE IS KEY! If in doubt, make sure you give your WOOP a<br />

shout out & remember feeling good about ourselves to lose weight is a<br />

heck of a lot easier than trying to lose weight to feel good about<br />

ourselves. Click Here<br />

2. Every PC FREE day is a good day. Avoiding PC’s is the sensible thing<br />

to do. The first 3 weeks it takes 21 days to begin to break a habit and a<br />

further 66 PC FREE days at least to form a new habit Click here, Click<br />

Here<br />

3. Completing your weekly food diary is essential Research shows that<br />

you can double weight loss just by keeping track of what you eat and<br />

drink. (Green is lean, red is dead, blue will do and yellows in between)<br />

Click Here .<br />

4. Stress makes you fat! Discover your most effective personal stress<br />

management tools use ABED Lifestyle kit the Doctor Fatloss site for<br />

advice. Click here<br />

5. Exercise 3 times a week! Using a slim buddy and using the exercise<br />

forums will help make exercise fun. Click Here<br />

6. Drink lots of water! Drink water on an empty stomach before breakfast<br />

and another 2 litres throughout the day. Click Here<br />

7. Snack on more protein: There are lots of high protein snacks such as<br />

thrive double choc protein bars or go for whole fruit fat blasters.<br />

Breakfast or protein, for instance those who ate eggs compared to<br />

cereal lost 3 times more weight. Especially late night, not even post<br />

work out carbs after 5 (rice, pasta etc). Click Here<br />

8. Share the positives & use the forums. Feeling isolated is one of the<br />

most disempowering human emotions. YOU ARE NOT ALONE. By


joining the worldwide weight loss club, you are part of a growing group<br />

of people all wanting to help each other. Nearly 88% of respondents<br />

felt they did better using a support forum. Click Here<br />

9. Prepare. 14 pounds less fat per year in calories. Home preparing<br />

including your lunch box usage will determine your success or failure.<br />

Click Here<br />

10. Make a new healthy habit: Creating some must healthy habits, is<br />

essential for your journey. It may be that you drink water each morning<br />

on an empty stomach, or you always must complete a food diary.<br />

Remember its changing old habits for new.<br />

11. Stop beating yourself up: The Non-Pc Diet TM does things differently<br />

and that includes not trying to lose weight to feel good, but instead<br />

concentrate on feeling great to lose weight (or waist).<br />

12. Stop been processed and start processing. The Non-PC Diet TM is<br />

about doing things differently and that includes NOT getting weighed<br />

every day!! This is a sigh you are goal and outcome orientated plus a<br />

lack of faith in the natural process. Once a week Monday<br />

measurements your gut and if you want your weight. When you go into<br />

a shop does the assistant say now madam how much do you weigh?<br />

13. Don’t count calories, add up minutes! If you had a cup of tea and 4<br />

biscuits (custard creams) That’s 2 minutes to eat and 25 minutes<br />

jogging on the treadmill!!<br />

14. Stick at it! This program works if you work it and won’t if you don’t,<br />

ultimately you must do the work, but you are worth it. The longer you<br />

keep away from processed food, the quicker your palette will readjust<br />

to wanting natural foods. The average diet lasts 2 weeks, yet this is<br />

YOUR diet, your healthy living plan, if you value your health then why<br />

on earth should you stop? If you have a bad day, then why run all the<br />

way back to the bottom of the mountain?<br />

15. Treat yourself: For an excellent article on not having a cheat day but<br />

using a treat night or treat meal whilst you are going for your target<br />

weight click here


Chapter 11<br />

The Food Diary: Keeping it Real, keeping<br />

a record of what you eat can double or<br />

even triple your weight loss!<br />

It is a good idea to plan what you will be eating.<br />

Use your Free Non Pc Diet Food Diary<br />

included in your Kit<br />

Red = DEAD<br />

Green = LEAN<br />

Yellow = WILL DO<br />

Blue = IN BETWEEN<br />

RED = Processed Food (Sweets, cakes, biscuits, breakfast cereals, chocolate, white<br />

bread)<br />

GREEN= Natural food (fish, meat, vegetables, fruit, nuts & seeds)


YELLOW = Healthier Processed Carbohydrates (Brown pasta, brown bread & brown<br />

rice BUT always make sure your (HPC) PORTION is not LARGER than the natural<br />

carbs -vegetables/salad on your plate) BROWN RICE RINSE WELL 24 HOURS<br />

SOAGKED IN COLD WATER OVERNIGHT THEN RINSE THEN GOOD TO GO<br />

BLUE = Protein based snacks (protein shakes, protein chocolate power balls,<br />

protein yoghurts, even something like a snack meat stick etc.) To lose excess weight<br />

& fat, just keeping it real (limit man made), your weight loss battle becomes much<br />

easier now you know your enemy.<br />

“If you know the enemy and know<br />

yourself, you need not fear the<br />

result of a hundred battles. If you<br />

know yourself but not the enemy,<br />

for every victory gained you will also<br />

suffer a defeat. If you know neither<br />

the enemy nor yourself, you will<br />

succumb in every battle.”<br />

― Sun Tzu, The Art of War<br />

‘To win the war on obesity one must simply stop being<br />

processed & start to process for oneself (think)’<br />

Michael A Clark NMQAA


Chapter 12<br />

The World-Wide Weight Loss Club TM<br />

So, you’ve bought the book and are raring to go, good that’s great. By purchasing<br />

the book, you are automatically on our system (we store your email never share) on<br />

the waiting list, and that means although of course you are not obligated to join, you<br />

will get first chance to join when it opens to the UK and goes Worldwide.<br />

Think about how long it might take you to reach your weight target and do you want<br />

to do it alone or with support? The aim is to build a community of people who are<br />

willing to take a more active role in their health.<br />

No matter where you are in the world the rules are the same, ONLY one type of food<br />

puts on weight, Processed Carbohydrates and by keeping it real in terms of your<br />

food and drink consumption, your weight loss battle becomes a piece of cake!


No Counting Calories!<br />

No Going Hungry!<br />

No Constant Weighing!<br />

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Cup of coffee<br />

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*initial joining fee applies


Conclusion<br />

For us to begin using food as a weight loss tool then we simply need to reduce our<br />

overall consumption of the ONLY food & drink group that causes weight gain,<br />

namely processed carbohydrates. This needs to be reduced to a total of no more<br />

than 20% of our total weekly calorie consumption. Anything above this means we<br />

need to exercise it off.<br />

Have a natural fat blaster or even better make it a natural cancer fighting fat blaster<br />

and have a piece of fruit, for instance an organic banana even though it has 110<br />

calories NONE OF THEM WILL ADD FAT TO YOU!! PLUS, THE HEALTH<br />

BENEFITS ARE ENOURMOUS CLICK TO READ HERE<br />

REMEMBER ONLY<br />

MAN-MADE<br />

FOOD<br />

&<br />

DRINK


CAUSE WEIGHT GAIN!!!<br />

The Non-Pc Diet ©<br />

Guidelines<br />

Whatever you want, from losing weight, to getting and keeping fit. I hope that this<br />

book can inspire you to become guardian of your own health and to understand that<br />

health is your greatest gift. You do not have to be a victim waiting for cancer or heart<br />

disease all symptoms of OBESITY caused by man-made food.<br />

1. Plan your journey and know in your mind and on paper<br />

the reasons why losing weight is so important to you. If<br />

you miss this part, the rest of diet won’t matter.<br />

2. The first 21 days of the program, limit your consumption<br />

of the only food & drink group that cause weight<br />

problems, namely, UNHEALTHY PROCESSED<br />

CARBOHYDRATES to one day a week, (not the whole<br />

day either but rather a treat night).<br />

3. Replace unnatural carbs with nutritionally dense<br />

NATURAL FATS, PROTEINS & HEALTHY NATURAL<br />

CARBOHYDRATES. Fat burning foods such as<br />

vegetables and fruits, and natural meats and fish (ahem<br />

we live on an island), plus plant proteins and on exercise<br />

days you can also have fibrous healthier processed


carbohydrates such as brown rice, pasta and brown<br />

bread.<br />

4. Exercise till you sweat 3 times a week. This can be<br />

walking, jogging, treadmill or street, swimming, exercise<br />

class or even a home DVD<br />

5. Do not use food or drink as your stress soother. Research<br />

claims that more than 1 in 2 of us now suffer with stress<br />

and its effects. Use more positive ways such as simple<br />

meditation, yoga or even exercise to manage stress in<br />

your life. Waking up in the morning, speaking positively all<br />

helps. Learning to use the power of your mind not to<br />

control what you eat, will be the determining factor in your<br />

weight loss success.<br />

6. Understand that not one diet fits for all, and using the<br />

Non- PC Diet TM as a blueprint to create your own diet,<br />

based on lifestyle and by using The Non-PC Diet ® your<br />

journey can be an enjoyable experience.<br />

7. Don’t do it alone. Share your experiences, and realise the<br />

power of people coming together. The Non-PC Diet ®<br />

worldwide online weight loss club is here to help you<br />

along your journey to better health, from the price of a<br />

weekly cup of coffee!!


First stage: Is 3 weeks of 6 days PC FREE<br />

Second stage: Is 12 weeks using aiming for 5 days PC free<br />

Final stage: Is Living with PC consumption of no more than 20% of your<br />

total diet for healthy living.<br />

Thank you for all the support from everyone who has<br />

helped me over the years, including of course all the<br />

encouragement from friends & family.<br />

Especially Sarah & our boys.<br />

I love you all,<br />

THANKS A MILLION<br />

X


&<br />

G☺D Bless<br />

YOU ALL!!

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