The New Glucose Revolution Pocket Guide to Peak Performance
Author: Helen OConnor
Written by the world's leading authorities on the glycemic index (GI), The New Glucose Revolution Pocket Guide to Peak Performance recommends what to eat to boost athletic performance, enhance stamina, and prevent fatigue. It presents success stories profiling athletes and others who have improved their performance by eating low—and high—GI foods at the appropriate times. It also answers the questions asked most frequently by athletes and others about the GI and includes a complete table with the GI, glycemic load, and carbohydrate values of more than 800 foods and drinks. Other subjects include energy charging with carbohydrate, eating for competing, refueling hints, and menu plans. Filled with fun, easy, and practical suggestions, it is ideal for weekend warriors, serious athletes, and everyone who wants to perform at their maximum.
Table of Contents:
Preface | ix | |
1 | How This Book Can Help You | 1 |
2 | Is Your Diet Fit for Peak Performance? | 3 |
3 | Sports Nutrition in a Nutshell | 7 |
4 | Energy-Charge Your Body with Carbohydrata | 17 |
5 | Which Carbohydrate Foods Are Best? | 21 |
6 | Understanding the Glycemic Index | 26 |
7 | What's Your Activity Level? | 34 |
8 | Using the Glycemic Index to Boost Sports Performance | 38 |
9 | The Pre-Competition Meal | 44 |
10 | During an Event | 49 |
11 | Recovery: The Case for High-GI Foods | 53 |
12 | The Importance of Weight Control | 57 |
13 | Case Study #1: Jim | 65 |
14 | Case Study #2: Analise | 70 |
15 | Case Study #3: Ian | 76 |
16 | Case Study #4: John | 84 |
17 | Your Questions Answered | 89 |
18 | Let's Talk Glycemic Load | 93 |
19 | A to Z GI Values | 97 |
20 | Low to High GI Values | 115 |
Glycemic Index Testing | 133 | |
For More Information | 134 | |
Acknowledgments | 135 | |
About the Authors | 136 |
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The Paranoid's Pocket Guide to Mental Illnesses You Can Just Feel Coming On
Author: Dennis DiClaudio
Hot on the heels of the wildly successful The Hypochondriac’s Pocket Guide to Horrible Diseases You Probably Already Have comes The Paranoid’s Pocket Guide to Mental Disorders You Can Just Feel Coming On, Dennis DiClaudio’s hilarious look at fifty disturbingly familiar maladies you just know are buried deep in your psyche. This inspired new collection profiles the most nerve-wracking, harebrained, loopy, life-threatening and totally out-there mental disorders you could imagine—and some you could never imagine.
With complete descriptions of the symptoms, diagnosis, prognosis, prevention, and treatment for psychosis, this book could convince even the most rational readers that something—or someone—is out to get them. From the slightly odd Stendhal Syndrome (the fear of artwork) to the mentally debilitating Athazagagoraphobia (the feeling that you’ve forgotten something important) and the downright bizarre Windigo Psychosis (the belief that you are a wild and ravenous monster), The Paranoid’s Pocket Guide to Mental Illnesses You Can Just Feel Coming On is a fascinating compendium of psychological illnesses for all of us to fret and agonize over.
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