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NutritionThe nutrition is a significant parameter of the sporting success. NUTRITION:Virtues of the mode vegetarian:It is not any more to show that the best diet for the sportsman is a mode where the meats tend to disappear and where fish and eggs replace them (advantageously). CaloriesIt is the meat which generates the most heat to the organization but while eating cereals (brown rice, millet, buckwheat...) of the fresh fruit and vegetables, the body will sufficient find calories to make sports of endurance. ProteinsThe eggs, skimmed milk, the low-fat cheese and Soya abound in proteins of great quality. From his consumption (1 to 1,5 G of proteins per lost kg) the athlete vegetarian must consume dairy products and eggs at least once per week. IronThis food is essential and is in the red meat most easily. However Soya replaces steak, on this point. ZincIn chicken and fish one finds zinc enormously. This last assistance to eliminate the carbon dioxide from the muscles in full effort, accrues the process of cicatrisation and reinforces the immune system. Calcium500 milligrams are necessary to the human body. One can find them by eating green vegetables (broccolis, tofu treated with calcium sulphate) or fish (especially shrimps and sardines). The vitamins A, B12 and DThe vegetarians can miss some unless they do not consume dairy products and eggs, enriched cereals or cod-liver oil. The glucoseA mode vegetarian is rich in glucoses and is with high value calorific, this is why it improves the endurance of the athletes. Healthy feeding HDNThe germinated seeds are very rich in vitamins and are a source of proteins of good quality. Moreover, they facilitate the assimilation of the oligoéléments (zinc, copper, manganese, molybdenum, silinium, and of the minerals (calcium, magnesium).
For further information, to consult the number Out-Series of INTERNATIONAL JOGGING " the new dietetics of the runner to foot " by Serge BAUDOIN. | ||||||||||||||
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