Like a fine suit, the fat burning Fat X Diet can, and should be tailored to fit you and your lifestyle. The food percentage guidelines and philosophy behind the diet is what's important, not so much the exactness and specificity of each food choice. With the Fat X Diet, you concentrate on nutrition and not calorie counting. The most nutritious foods, and those that will contribute to your fat burning goal take priority. Ultimately, you choose what foods to include in the diet.
So, before you start with the Fat X Diet, the most important thing to do is to look over the food guidelines and to clean up your kitchen. By clean up, I mean remove the foods that are not necessary/not nutritious and that will not contribute to your fat burning goals. This way, you can easily stick to the guidelines and philosophy of the fat burning Fat X Diet.
Once you clean up your kitchen and get rid of the anti-fat burning foods, then you must go out and shop for everything you’re going to eat for while you do the Fat X Program. But remember, it must fit the Fat X diet guidelines. Losing a large amount of fat during this project is largely due to the fact that you eliminate temptations. Out of sight out of mind. The last concept that makes that Fat X diet successful is that you ration the food you purchased and you do not, I repeat, do not stray from your rations for the 12 days. I believe in less talk and more do, so here are the guidelines:
• 60% Vegetables (preferably green) good examples are celery, cucumbers, broccoli, and bell peppers. (berries can be substituted)
• 30% Protein Sources, good examples are Chicken breast, fish, lean red meat, eggs, turkey breast, and a good protein powder supplement.
• 5% Fruit and Nuts
• 5% Anything you might crave, and this is a must for this plan to work. It will help you mentally to get you through the plan.
Make sure that everything you purchase for your 12 day rations fit these guidelines. But remember, they are just guidelines. Try it and start to burn fat!
• 30% Protein Sources, good examples are Chicken breast, fish, lean red meat, eggs, turkey breast, and a good protein powder supplement.
• 5% Fruit and Nuts
• 5% Anything you might crave, and this is a must for this plan to work. It will help you mentally to get you through the plan.
Make sure that everything you purchase for your 12 day rations fit these guidelines. But remember, they are just guidelines. Try it and start to burn fat!

15 comments:
i was interested in your diet program is it safe to continue this diet after the 12 days ?
i c you have no carbs like bread. rice grains. is that safe to do?
my email is weaverkasal@yahoo.com
thanks for your time
There are Fruits included which contain better carbs for fat loss.
they are also natual sugars so they give you better energy and less residual food sitting in your stomach
Also Veggies are good complex carbs, great for long lasting energy to get you through your workout.
but how do you know how much of what? How do you know you are getting 60% or 5%?
i think the best way to determine percentages of food intake, at least for the beginning, would be to really intricately preplanned all meals. such as cook a large piece of very lean fish (knowing the oz weight beforehand) and then distributing it in Tupperware for a dinner, or something. also cutting/cooking veggies and such ahead of time, preparing salads, etc is very easy. put it all together in ready to eat/proportioned Tupperware in the fridge lets you see exactly how much is in each meal, and since you know weights/measurements of each one, you can do the math to see how much of it is in there. hope this helps!!
Hi there, I am on day 3 of the workout. I have just finished it and my body is aching really badly. I used to be very fit but didnt go to the gym for ages and as a result gained about a stone! Should I keep pushing through the aching? I have the motivation to do it, but im so stiff in the day, I am doing a 15 minute yoga session to stretch out after each program but im still sore. Shall I push through it or take a day break? Many thanks Jem
So, my question is, is there an actual meal plan anyone has put together? It's hard to know what to buy and how to put together meals to make sure you are getting everything you need for every meal. A planned out meal plan i.e. What to buy and what to pair for meals, would be great!!
So I wanted to know if there is a meal plan anyone has planned out. I think the hardest thing for a lot of us is not knowing how much of something to eat (servings) or what to eat. Going to the store and buying "food" is easy. But buying the right food isn't. What should we be eating at one sitting? What should we be pairing in one meal to get optimal results? A well planned out meal plan would be great, if at all possible.
I've posted some meal ideas in the past. Do a search. I also wanted to give people the concepts and have them put it together so that they can actually stick to a healthy diet and lifestyle.
I've done it both ways with my clients, and it's always worked better when they develop their own meals, using the FX diet concepts.
Just wondering if i could, during the diet, eat whole wheat pasta and brown rice. Since there's no mention of that kind of carbs email me at wnbalover@hotmail.com
thanks again!
Hi Coach. Would this plan workout for a 14 year old boy like me. I am 155 lbs and 5ft 5 inches. I tend to get fat accumulation on the chest and the hips/ waist. I don't know , just wondering before i start.
Justin, I don't see why it wouldn't work for you.
By percentage do you mean, percentage of calories, weight or ammount?
When you did the 5 week program with that lady how did you set up the workout plan, cause I know it'll be far longer then 12 days for me.. did you do the 12 day program then restart it again ?
By percentage, I mean take a look at a typical dinner plate, and estimate that way.
The 5 week program for Aleen was the FX 12 spread over 5 weeks by doing three workouts a week, and then the first 3 on the 5th week.
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