Hauser Diet Lion Page

The Hauser Diet Lion Diet Type^TM

60% protein / 25 % fat / 15% carbs
The Lions’ bodies perform better and feel better on a high protein, much lower carbohydrate diet. But that’s not all! Nutrition is complex. To give you more insight into what being a Lion really means, we have given you a few links to some Lion specific tips that will help you understand.

I Am A Lion

Okay, Our Online Quiz Told You You’re A Lion... Now What?
The Lions’ bodies perform better and feel better on a high protein, much lower carbohydrate diet. But that’s not all! Nutrition is complex. To give you a little more insight into what being a Lion really means, we have given you a few links to some Lion specific tips that will help you understand more about what your nutrition should be like!
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Lion Shopping
A lot of patients have a hard time picking out the “right” foods at the grocery store. To a certain extent the definition of what the right foods are can change person to person, or more so Diet Type to Diet Type. One thing to avoid is buying anything that has any of the following labels on it: Low Fat, Fat Free, Reduced Fat, Low Sodium, Low Sugar, and Sugar Free. Of course as Lions you need to be buying foods that don’t have a lot of sugar anyways, but that means naturally low in sugar, not a modified product.
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Too Much Meat?

Are You Worried About Cholesterol?
Has your Caring Medical physician just told you that you are a Lion and need to load up on red meat, eggs, chicken, nuts, seeds, and oils? Are you secretly thinking to yourself, "My cholesterol is going to go off the charts if I eat like that?" Read more

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