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Sports Nutrition Program

 

PDN
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Vegetarianism
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Anti-Aging
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Energy/Endurance

Developed by Donald Thomas-

1977 

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60 to 75%
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Complex Carbohydrates
15-25%  Protein
10-20% Fat
½ to 1½ oz. Soluble and Insoluble Dietary Fiber Per Day
2,200 to 8,000 Calories Per Day*

*Athletics that require high caloric expenditure both during training and competition (marathons, triathlons as well as professional athletes) may require 8,000 calories or more per day.

Diets consisting of from 1,200-1,800 calories per day are temporary regimens possibly required to make specific weight for competition or fashion. Not to be confused with a dietary life style.

Jeet Kune Do  

Sports Nutrition

 

 

 

 

 

PDN Vegetarianism was inspired by Bruce Lee's philosophy of Jeet Kune Do. Within The Tao of Jeet Kune Do, Master Lee postulated a sports nutrition program based upon Buildup and Breakdown.

This concept mirrors the scientific principals of Anabolism (Buildup)  (youthening)

and

Catabolism (Break down) biotrophy -aging.

The Tao of Jeet Kune Do also proposed a Muscular Diet. 

Soy Vegetarianism

 

 

Soy Milk, Miso, Natto, Tempeh, Beans, Texturized Vegetable Protein, Isolated Protein, Oil, Flour, Bran, Lecithin, Okara,Yuba, Sprouts

Flower Pollen

Water Soluble Extract

Fat Soluble Extract 

Triple Strength Extract

Apiarian Nutrition

 

Bee Pollen

Royal Jelly

Propolis

Honey

Intestinal Biocultures

Pro-Biotics ( Friendly Bacteria Producing Strains)

Sproutarianism

 

 

Sprouted Seeds, Grains and Beans

Herbology

 

 

Herbal Sources of Vitamins, Minerals, Enzymes, Cell Salts, Anti-Oxidants, Plant Sterols, Adaptogens and Ergogenics

 

 

 

Psychopharmacognocy

Herbal sources of Brain Nutrition

Herbal Sacraments

Mycology

 

Nutritional and Medicinal Mushrooms

Aqua Veganism

 

 

 

 

 

 Vegetables from the Sea

 Macro and Micro Algae-

Red, Brown, Blue and Green

Tropical Vegetarianism

 

 

Tropical Fruit in season, Melons, Berries, Cherries, Apricots, Apples, Dehydrated Fruit, Citrus Peel Teas, Almonds, Macadamia Nuts, Cashews, Pistachios (raw and blanched), Nut and Seed Milks, Herbology, Apiarian Nutrition, Aqua Veganism, Liquidarianism

Liquidarianism

 

Thorough mastication, purees, soups, juices, teas, blended drinks, extracts, (coconut, cactus and distilled water, fermented and malted grains (alcohol in moderation), molasses, maple syrup, cold pressed cooking oils, nut and seed milks, glucose polymer drinks, vegetarian nutritional drink mixtures

Muscular Diet

Vegetarian Nutritional Drink mixtures, Whey Protein, Colostrum, Tubers, Root Vegetables, Grains, Herbology, Apiarian Nutrition, Flower Pollen, Glucose Polymer drinks

20-25% protein        44-60 Grams/day female

15-20% fat               60-90grams/day male

60% complex carbohydrates

New Jump Swing Sports Nutrition Program

Any foods within this nutritional program that are allergenic to the individual or proscribed for religious or philosophical reasons should be avoided.

The FDA's food allergen awareness programs currently targets eight common foods that cause serious allergic reactions, including milk, fish, eggs, tree nuts, wheat, legumes (particularly peanuts and soybeans), crustaceans (such as shrimp and lobster), and mollusks (including mussels, clams, and oysters).

Whenever possible, revisions to ones ethnic foods should be made so that the transition to vegetarianism becomes easier for both the individual and the people that they live with.

Whey protein is the preferred form of dairy. Goat and sheep dairy are preferred over cow dairy products. Colostrum being an exception.

Egg whites and protein powders are preferred over whole eggs.

Oils are consumed for their essential fatty acid content.

Frying can be done with an oiled pan not an oil pan. Maximum intake of oils should be 2 tablespoons/day.


.. Potassium to sodium ratio: 2:1 (1-2 grams of sodium/day = 1-1 ½  teaspoons/day of salt)
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All discoveries into the world of herbs, supplements and foods that are vegetarian and demonstrated to improve physical and physiological performance are a part of the

New Jump Swing Sports Nutrition Program

PDN Vegetarianism
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·         CALORIE FREE - Less than five calories per serving

·         LOW CALORIE - 40 calories or less per serving

·         LOW CARBOHYDRATE - 1/3or less carbohydrates per serving than normal of that particular food

·         LITE OR LIGHT - 1/3 fewer calories or 50% less fat than normal of that particular food

·         LIGHT IN SODIUM - 50% less sodium than the norm

·         FAT FREE - Less than ½ gram of fat per serving

·         LOWFAT - 3 Grams or less fat per serving

·         CHOLESTEROL FREE - Less than 2 mg. of cholesterol and 2 or less grams of saturated fat per serving

·         LOW CHOLESTEROL - 20 mg. or less of cholesterol and 2 or less grams of saturated fat per serving

·         SODIUM FREE - Less than 5 mg. of sodium per serving

·         VERY LOW SODIUM - 35 mg. or less sodium per serving

        LOW SODIUM - 140 mg. or less sodium per serving

·         HIGH FIBER - 5 grams or more fiber per serving

Today, eminent medical authorities such as Drs. Shintani, Ornish, MacDougal and Whittaker, all recommend a vegetarian diet comprised of no more than 10% fat, high in complex carbohydrates, fiber, vitamins, minerals and other essential nutrients.

PDN is a program that was truly ahead of it's time

Orally Presented and Demonstrated 1978,1985 & 1988

 

 

Mind and Body 
Fitness Program for the 21st Century"

 

Currently this program is available 
through lecture by
Donald Thomas
copyright 1977,1986

LINKS

International Vegetarian Union

 

http://www.ivu.org

Sonic Bloom Home & Garden Kit with Enhanced CD

Calorie Counter


 


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