Strength training: here's why it is so effective for weight loss!
When you think about the best type of workouts for weight loss, your mind might not immediately jump to strength training, but it should. While it’s definitely true that cardio workouts get your heart working harder and as a result, help your body burn calories, strength training is what’s really going to give your weight loss goals that extra boost. Strength training helps build lean muscle The experts say that aerobic exercise is effective at losing weight but not the best at burning fat and increasing lean muscle mass. So, when you’re losing weight strictly through cardio, it’s likely that you’ll lose...
The proof that the Doc’s health and weight tracker mobile APP DOES work.
The Doc’s mobile weight and health tracker APP can help slimmers lose weight and stay motivated on their health journey. This can lead to greater health benefits over time and increased weight loss Users take their measurements from body composition scales used by trained GPs to track weight, body fat, visceral fat, muscle mass, basal metabolic rate, and biological age. The Doctor’s Kitchen Australia which offers Australia’s only Doctor prescribed weight loss meal program offers a first of its kind APP giving Australians on a weight loss mission access to track their vital biometrics through graphs and photos at the touch of an...
The Doc’s simple six point plan to help you avoid pre-diabetes – without a punishing exercise regime!
A diagnosis of prediabetes can come as a shock particularly if you haven’t ever considered you might need to lose weight. But, it also presents you with an opportunity. Prediabetes now doesn’t have to mean diabetes later - the evidence overwhelmingly proves that by making tweaks to your eating habits, losing weight (if needed) and being more active, you can not only slash your risk but also improve your health overall. Current stats suggest that 2 million Australians have pre-diabetes and are at high risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. The good news is that it doesn’t have to involve...
Do YOU know how big your food portions should be? The Doc unveils ways to eat less and still feel full.
In a bid to tackle growing portion sizes that is adding to the creeping weight gain and putting so many Australians at risk of type 2 diabetes, the Doc unveils ways to eat less and still feel full.
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