7 Questions With Jayson Hunter, Author and Registered DietiTian

Whether you're a practitioner of  the BusyBod Workout for Fat Loss or are just looking to start eating healthy and shed some pounds, the Carb Rotation Diet is a great choice. The fact that when you're done with the program you never have to diet again is a huge plus in my book and if it was like all the other fad diets out there, I wouldn't be endorsing it. So I suggest you give it a shot.

So I decided to pick up the phone and ask Jayson for an interview. Luckily for all of us, he was happy to oblige. Here's the seven questions I asked him:

1)The goal of the BusyBod Workout for Fat Loss is to provide ultra-busy people with all the training and nutritional guidance and resources they'll need to maximize their fat loss and lean muscle gains. How does the Carb Rotation Diet help ultra-busy people who have no time to cook or count calories?

Well, it is designed to keep your eating habits simple and uncomplicated. One of the ways is by simplifying how you determine your caloric intake and by not counting calories. I have devised a way to determine how much and what nutrients you should be eating so that you can maximize your nutrition. There are also many simple techniques in the Carb Rotation Program discussing meal planning, shopping and how to prepare your meals to maximize your time

2)If you had to give one piece of advice to ultra-busy people looking to maximize fat loss, what would it be?

If I had to give one piece of advice it would be to eat frequently. Don’t restrict calories when trying to lose weight. You will see sure defeat if you try to starve yourself when it comes to losing weight.

3)What can BusyBod practitioners expect from the Carb Rotation Diet?

Well, they can expect to lose up to 15 pounds in just 30 days. They can also expect to be taught how to make easy behavior modifications so that once they are done with the program they won’t ever have to diet again. This is where many diets suffer in that they don’t teach you how to eat once you have lost the weight.

4)With a new diet system coming out what seems like everyday, how is the Carb Rotation Diet different from all the other fad diets out there? Is this another "low carb" diet?

Like I said previously many diets will get the weight off of you, but then they don’t teach you how to live and eat once you have lost the weight. So what happens is you end up regaining the weight you lost and then go on the next diet thinking it is going to be better. There is a science to how you control the intake of your carbohydrates. When combined with other nutrients in a certain form of timing you can greatly accelerate your fat loss and speed up your metabolism at the same time. This is not a “low carb” diet. It is a systematic way to manipulating your carb intake to maximize fat loss.

5)Here's a question I get a lot, and I've heard different opinions, so I'd like to ask you. "I do my BusyBod workout first thing in the morning, do I need to eat something before I workout? (I normally just have a cup of coffee about 30 minutes before)"

Yes, you should at least have a small amount of fast digesting carbohydrates. The reason is because you have fasted from the night before and your glucose levels are low first thing in the morning. If you want to maximize your workout and burn the maximum amount of calories then you need to provide your body the fuel it needs to get started. If you only drank ½ a cup of orange juice 30 minutes before your workout you would be able to kick start your body and maximize your workout so that you burned the most amount of calories.

6)Can you tell my readers why eating carbs is beneficial to people whose main goal is to lose fat?

Carbs are beneficial for the simple fact that you need them to function efficiently. When you don’t eat enough carbs your body has to rely on other forms of energy and just doesn’t run optimally. The big thing in losing fat is controlling the carb intake and manipulating the intake in such a way that your body will shed fat faster than using other methods of weight loss.

7)Many of my readers travel a lot. What tips can you give the ultra-busy traveler when it comes to eating for fat loss?

One of the most important tips I could give is to not be afraid to ask for a change in your meal when at a restaurant. If your meal comes with fries as for a side salad or vegetables instead. If you meal has a sauce that you know is fattening then ask for a different sauce of no sauce at all. Most restaurants are very accommodating about this and are happy to fulfill your suggestions to make sure you are a happy customer.

It is all about making smart decisions in your food choices when traveling. Also, make sure you keep on hand some almonds as a healthy snack so that you don’t make a run through a fast food line because you don’t have anything to eat that is healthy.

Posted by George Louris, CFT at 2:36 PM

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