The Renaissance Diet 2.0

The Renaissance Diet 2.0
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The Renaissance Diet 2.0 is not a fad. Instead, this hands-on guide presents a sports nutrition approach to eating for fat loss, muscle gain, and enhanced sport performance by incorporating current, comprehensive evidence—setting it apart from all the misinformation on nutrition available today. Within this book, you will read which parts of a diet determine results. Delving into calorie intake, food quality, meal spacing and timing, and supplement use, you will understand how to rank-order each part based on its relative contribution to diet, ensuring that you remain focused and avoid getting needlessly caught up in minute details. Next you will further explore why and how calories matter; how much protein is enough; whether snacking is a good idea or if intermittent fasting is better. Each of these questions and more will be answered, giving you the foundational knowledge to understand diet structure. Finally, you will learn how to design your individual diet by using the given step-by-step guidelines on how to modify your diet as your body adapts. Additional information about hunger management, diet psychology, and long-term diet planning is provided—all to achieve the best results. Also included are special diet considerations for a vegan diet, training multiple times a day, competition day, endurance sports, and women at different life stages, as well as information on the most pervasive diet myths and why they are wrong. By using the knowledge and tools in this book, you are guaranteed to achieve any fat loss, muscle gain, or performance goal. Renaissance Periodization has helped hundreds of thousands of clients across the world reach their fitness goals. Whether you want to lose fat, gain muscle, or improve sports performance, the experts at RP can help get you there. Foreword by Rich Froning.

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Contents

Foreword

A Note From the Authors

CHAPTER 1

The Diet Priorities

AVOIDING PITFALLS AND USING THE DIET PRINCIPLES TO YOUR ADVANTAGE

KEY DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS

Set Points

Settling Points

Fat-Loss Phase

Muscle-Gain Phase

Post-Diet Maintenance Phase

Long-Term Maintenance/Balance Phase

High-Volume Hypertrophy Training

Low-Volume Strength Training

Mesocycle

Fractional Synthetic Rate of Muscle Growth (FSR)

Fractional Breakdown Rate of Muscle Growth (FBR)

Partitioning Ratio

Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Lifters

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 2

Calorie Balance

CALORIES

CALORIES AND PERFORMANCE

CALORIES AND BODY COMPOSITION

Case 1: New to Dieting

Case 2: New to Training

Case 3: Pharmacological Intervention

CALORIE DEMAND FACTORS

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 3

Macronutrients

CALORIE CONTENT OF MACRONUTRIENTS

The Caloric Constraint Hypothesis

PROTEIN

Minimum, Maximum, and Recommended Daily Protein Intake

Protein Needs for General Health

Protein in Performance and Body Composition Enhancement

Protein Needs for Endurance Sports

Protein Needs for Team Sports

Protein Needs for Strength and Power Sports

Protein Needs on a Hypocaloric Diet

Protein Needs on a Hypercaloric Diet

CARBOHYDRATES

Minimum, Maximum, and Recommended Daily Carbohydrate Intake

Carbohydrate Needs for Health

Carbohydrate in Performance and Body Composition Enhancement

Carbohydrate Needs for Endurance Sports

Carbohydrate Needs for Team Sports

Carbohydrate Needs for Strength and Power Sports

Carbohydrate Needs on a Hypocaloric Diet

Carbohydrate Needs on a Hypercaloric Diet

FATS

Minimum, Maximum, and Recommended Daily Fat Intake. Fat Needs for Health

Fats in Performance and Body Composition Enhancement

Fat Needs for Endurance Sports, Team Sports, and Strength and Power Sports

Fat Needs on a Hypocaloric Diet

Fat Needs on a Hypercaloric Diet

HIERARCHY OF MACRONUTRIENTS. Protein > Carbohydrate

Instances When Carbohydrate > Protein

Carbohydrate > Fat

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 4

Nutrient Timing

NUTRIENT TIMING EFFECTS

Meal Timing and Sizes for Satiety Levels and Adherence

Digestion Rates and Meal Timing

Protein Timing and Portioning for Anabolism and Anti-catabolism

Carbohydrate Timing and Portioning

STRUCTURING MEALS AROUND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

Pre-Training Window

Intra-Training Window

Post-Training Window

High-Activity, Non-Training Periods

Low-Activity Periods

Bedtime

A NOTE ON PRACTICAL APPLICATION

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 5

Food Composition

PROTEIN COMPOSITION

Protein Source Digestibility

Protein Quality

Protein Source Micronutrient Density

CARBOHYDRATE COMPOSITION

Carbohydrate Source Digestion Time and the Glycemic Index

Pre-Training Meal

Intra-Training Meal

Post-Training Meal

Meal Interval Considerations

Glycemic Index Values and Real-World Eating

Carbohydrate Source Micronutrient Density

FAT COMPOSITION

Monounsaturated Fats

Polyunsaturated Fats

Saturated Fats

Trans Unsaturated Fats

Fat Source Micronutrient Density

THE MICRONUTRIENTS. Vitamins

Minerals

Fiber

Phytochemicals

HOW FOOD COMPOSITION FITS INTO THE DIET PRIORITIES

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 6

Supplements and Hydration

HYDRATION

Preventing Dehydration

Consume 1.5 ml of water per calorie eaten per day

Monitor Urine Color

Track Bodyweight

Determining Degree of Dehydration

Hydration Protocols. Pre-Training Hydration

Intra-Training Hydration

Post-Training Hydration

Preventing Hyponatremia

SUPPLEMENTS. Finding Effective Supplements

Supplements That Actually Work

Caffeine

Whey Protein

Casein Protein

Carbohydrate Formulas

Creatine

Multivitamins

Omega-3 Fat Supplements

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 7

Diet Adherence

CHOOSING DIET PHASE TIMING. Diet Interruptions

Sleep and Stress

INDIVIDUAL TOLERANCES. Weight Change Rates and Durations

How Long and How Much to Gain on a Muscle-Gain Diet

How Long and How Much to Lose on a Fat-Loss Diet

A SIX-CONSTRUCT MODEL OF ADHERENCE

Inspiration

Motivation

Intention

Discipline

Habit

Passion

PRACTICAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADHERENCE SUCCESS

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 8

Hunger Management

FAT-LOSS DIETS—THE HUNGER PROBLEM

HUNGER MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES. Choose Higher Volume Food Options

Use the Food Palatability Reward Hypothesis

Increase Protein Intake

Bias Nutrient Timing

Eat Higher Fiber Foods

Reduce Liquid Calories

Drink Calorie-Free Fluids Before Meals and Eat Slowly

Increase Caffeine Consumption

MUSCLE-GAIN DIETS—THE FOOD AVERSION PROBLEM

HUNGER PROMOTION STRATEGIES

Choose Lower Volume Food Options

Use the Food Palatability Reward Hypothesis

Decrease Protein Intake

Bias Nutrient Timing

Eat Lower Fiber Foods

Increase Liquid Calories

Avoid Calorie-Free Liquids and Eat Sooner and Faster

Decrease Caffeine Consumption

PRACTICAL APPLICATION

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 9

Nutritional Periodization

WEIGHT-LOSS RECOMMENDATIONS. Weight-Loss Rates

Weight-Loss Duration

Single Phase Weight-Loss Limits

Reasons for Upper Limits on Weight-Loss Phases. Training Volume Limitations

Muscle Loss Risk

Performance Decrement

Health

Slower Metabolism and Lower NEAT

Poorer Sleep

Increasing Stress Hormones

Increased Hunger

Fatigue

Accumulated Psychological Issues

Reasons for Lower Limits in Weight-Loss Phases. Inefficient Fat Loss and Psychological Fatigue

Measurement Error

WEIGHT-GAIN RECOMMENDATIONS

Weight-Gain Rates

Weight-Gain Duration

Single-Phase Weight Gain Limits

Reasons for Upper Limits in Weight-Gain Phases. Training Volume Limitations

Decline in P-Ratio

Fat Cell Hyperplasia

Performance Decrement

Health Decline

Psychological Effects

Reasons for Lower Limits in Weight-Gain Phases. Inefficient Muscle Gain and Psychological Fatigue

Measurement Error

No Settling Point Change

Lack of Training Momentum and Muscle Growth Mechanism Limitations

WEIGHT MAINTENANCE RECOMMENDATIONS. Maintenance Between Consecutive Weight-Loss Phases

Maintenance Between Gain and Loss Phases

Maintenance Between Gain Phases

NUTRITIONAL PERIODIZATION. Periodization for Long-Term Muscle Gain

Periodization for Long-Term Fat Loss

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 10

Designing Your Diet

CALCULATING CALORIES

Non-Training Day

Light Day

Moderate Day

Hard Day

Daily Calorie Need Variability

Example Calorie Assignment

CALCULATING MACROS

Protein Calculations

Carbohydrate Calculations

Fat Calculations

Calculating Trade-Offs Between Macros

DETERMINING MEAL CONTENT AND TIMING

Walking through these steps with our 155-lb. example:

Example Schedule:

FOOD COMPOSITION CHOICES

Example Lean Protein Sources:

Example Veggie Options:

Example Healthy Carbohydrate Sources:

Example Higher Glycemic Index Carbohydrate Sources for Post Training:

Example Healthy Fat Sources:

ADDING SUPPLEMENTS

Caffeine

Whey Protein

Casein Protein

Carbohydrate Formulas

Creatine

Multivitamins

Omega-3 Fat Supplements

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 11

Tracking Your Weight and Adjusting Your Diet. TRACKING BODYWEIGHT

Tracking Weight for Maintenance

Tracking Weight for Muscle Gain

Tracking Weight for Fat Loss

ADJUSTING THE DIET

Adjusting a Long-Term Weight Maintenance Diet

Adjusting a Fat-Loss or Muscle-Gain Diet

Tips for Adjusting Calories via Macronutrients

Macro Adjustments During Fat-Loss Phases

Macro Adjustments During Muscle-Gain Phases

TRANSITIONING FROM ONE DIET PHASE TO ANOTHER

Transitioning From Fat Loss to Maintenance

Transitioning From Muscle Gain to Maintenance

Transitioning From Fat Loss to Muscle Gain

Transitioning From Muscle Gain to Mini-Cut

Transitioning From Mini-Cut to Muscle Gain

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 12

Monitoring Body Composition Changes

NORMATIVE STANDARDS IN BODY COMPOSITION

Body Composition and Health. Males

Females

Body Composition and Wellness

Body Composition and Performance

PRIMARY BODY COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT METHODS

Body Mass Index (BMI) Description

Accessibility/Cost

Precision/Reliability/Accuracy

When to Use

Body Circumference Methods. Description

Accessibility/Cost

Precision/Reliability/Accuracy

When to Use

Tips on How to Use

Rep Strength. Description

Accessibility/Cost

Precision/Reliability/Accuracy

When to Use

Tips on How to Use

Progress Photos. Description

Accessibility/Cost

Precision/Reliability/Accuracy

When to Use

Tips on How to Use

Skinfold Analysis. Description

Accessibility/Cost

Precision/Reliability/Accuracy

When to Use

Tips on How to Use

Bioelectric Impedance Analysis (BIA) Description

Accessibility/Cost

Precision/Reliability/Accuracy

When to Use

Tips on How to Use

Air Displacement Plethysmography Device (Bod Pod) Description

Accessibility/Cost

Precision/Reliability/Accuracy

When to Use

Tips on How to Use

Underwater Weighing/Hydrostatic Testing. Description

Accessibility/Cost

Precision/Reliability/Accuracy

When to Use

Tips on How to Use

Dual Emission X-Ray Absorptiometry (DEXA) Description

Accessibility/Cost

Precision/Reliability/Accuracy

When to Use

Tips on How to Use

Visual Densitometry

USING BODY COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT IN PRACTICE

When Progress Is Lacking

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 13

Special Diet Considerations

TRAINING TWICE A DAY

Training and Meal Timing Strategies

Intra- and Post-Workout Shakes

High-Glycemic-Index Carb Intakes Between Sessions

Assigning Carbohydrate Amounts for Twice-a-Day Training

OTHER SPECIAL TIMING CONSIDERATIONS. First-Thing Training

Late Evening Training

Skipped Meal

VEGAN DIETS

Protein

Carbs

Fats

Mixed Macro Protein Sources

Supplementation Differences

Zinc

Iron

Vitamin D

Calcium

B12

Creatine

FEMALE-SPECIFIC NUTRITION. Dieting During Conception

Nutrition During Pregnancy

Dieting Post Delivery

Dieting While Breastfeeding

Dieting During and After Menopause

YOUTH NUTRITION CONSIDERATIONS. Diets for Young Athletes

DIETING WITH SELECT HEALTH ISSUES. Hypothyroidism

Hyperthyroidism

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)

Type 1 Diabetes

Type 2 Diabetes

Gestational Diabetes

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 14

Competition Day Nutrition

ENDURANCE SPORT COMPETITION

Week Before Competition

Day Before Competition

Pre-Race Meal

Race Day. Carbohydrate Recommendations

Hydration Recommendations

STRENGTH, POWER, AND COMBAT SPORT COMPETITION

Peaking for Physique Competition

Macronutrients

1 Coasting In

2 Slow Ramp

3 Depletion Supercompensation

Water

Salt/Electrolytes

Water-Weight Cuts

Mat-Side Weigh-In

1 Hour Between Weigh-In and Competition

12 Hours Between Weigh-In and Competition

Carbohydrate Reduction

Water Loading

Salt Restriction

Water Restriction

Food Restriction

24 Hours Between Weigh-In and Competition

Hyperthermia

Replenishment Following a 24-Hour Weigh-In

Carbohydrate Replenishment

The Role of Calories in Recovery

Salt Replenishment

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 15

Gut Health

EFFECTS OF THE MICROBIOME ON APPETITE AND METABOLISM. Appetite

Metabolism

EFFECTS OF DIET ON THE MICROBIOME

Carbohydrates

Artificial Sweeteners

Fats

Protein. Animal Protein

Collagen

Gluten

Probiotics

Prebiotics

EFFECTS OF THE MICROBIOME ON PERFORMANCE

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 16

Alcohol, Body Composition, and Performance

DETRIMENTS OF ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION. Blunting of Muscle Growth

Muscle Loss

Fat Gain

Fat Gain From Ancillary Alcohol Calories

Fat Gain From Lapses in Adherence

Recovery Problems From Toxicity

Recovery Problems From Sleep Disruption

Hydration Problems

CHAPTER SUMMARY

CHAPTER 17

Fads and Fallacies

RECENT TRENDS. Butter and Fats Added to Coffee

Intermittent Fasting

Adherence

Autophagy

Growth Hormone Increases/Anabolism

Carb Backloading

Cleanses and Detoxes

Alkaline/Acidic Diets

Inflammation

Digestive Problems as Causes of Weight Gain

Avoiding Hard-to-Pronounce Ingredients

Hormones as Causes of Weight Gain

Coconut Oil

PERSISTENT OR RECURRING TRENDS. Natural Is Better (The Naturalistic Fallacy)

Processed Food

Lack of Nutrients/Overeating Processed Foods

Examples of Processing That Makes Food More Healthy

Non-Genetically Modified Food (Non-GMO)

Organic Foods

Eating at Night Makes You Fat

Breakfast Is the Most Important Meal of the Day

Hormones in Food

Antibiotics in Food

Chemicals in Food

Artificial Sweeteners

Turning Fat Into Muscle

Juicing

Mistaking Thirst for Hunger

Hyperhydration Extremism

Dieting to Come Off of All Prescription Drugs

Gaining Weight From Undereating

Post-Diet Rebound

Diet Fatigue and Water Weight

Underreported Calories

Overestimated Activity

Changes in Calorie Expenditure

Diet/Binge Cycles

Negative Calorie Foods

Empty Calories

Superfoods

Dietary vs. Serum Cholesterol

DIETING STYLES AND STRATEGIES. Veganism as the Only Way to Health

Excess Protein Concerns

Keto/Anti-Carb Diets

Carbs

Sugars

Insulin

Athletic Performance

Low-Fat Guidelines and the Obesity Epidemic

Low-Fat Diets

Eat Fat to Burn Fat

Gluten-Free/Anti-Grain Diets

Anti-Dairy

Genetic Diets

Blood-Type Dieting

Elimination Diets

Single-Food Diets

Clean Eating

Intuitive Eating

Lifestyle Change Versus Formal Dieting

Fast Weight Loss for the Very Obese

SUPPLEMENT FADS. Testosterone Boosters

Nutrient Partitioning Agents

Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators (SARMs)

That Hot New Supplement

Cleverness as Diet Wisdom

CHAPTER SUMMARY

Bibliography. CHAPTER 2

CHAPTER 3

CHAPTER 4

CHAPTER 5

CHAPTER 6

CHAPTER 7

CHAPTER 8

CHAPTER 9

CHAPTER 10

CHAPTER 12

CHAPTER 13

CHAPTER 14

CHAPTER 15

CHAPTER 16

CHAPTER 17. Butter/Fats Added to Coffee

Carb Backloading

Cleanses and Detoxes

Alkaline/Acidic Diets

Inflammation

Coconut Oil

Natural Is Better

Processed Food

Non-Genetically Modified Food (Non-GMO)

Organic Foods

Eating at Night Makes You Fat

Breakfast Is the Most Important Meal of the Day

Hormones in Food

Antibiotics in Food

Chemicals in Food

Artificial Sweeteners

Juicing

Mistaking Thirst for Hunger

Hyperhydration Extremism

Dietary Versus Serum Cholesterol

Veganism as the Only Way to Health

Excess Protein Concerns

Keto/Anti-Carb Diets

Low-Fat Diets

Gluten-Free/Anti-Grain Diets

Anti-Dairy

Genetic Diets

Elimination Diets

Intuitive Eating

Fast Weight Loss for the Very Obese

Testosterone Boosters

About the Authors

GUEST AUTHORS

A SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR EDITOR

Credits

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The contents of this book were carefully researched. However, readers should always consult a qualified medical specialist for individual advice before adopting any new nutrition or exercise plan. This book should not be used as an alternative to seeking specialist medical advice.

All information is supplied without liability. Neither the author nor the publisher will be liable for possible disadvantages, injuries, or damages.

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Chapter 12 Monitoring Body Composition Changes

Normative Standards in Body Composition

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