Episode #130: Tim Ferriss and Ray Cronise Explain How To Manipulate Your Body’s Temperature To Burn More Fat.

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In this January 26, 2011 free audio episode: How to manipulate temperature to burn fat, how to choose a healthy breakfast cereal, carb blockers, are juicers OK, what to do if you can't do a squat, a supplement called moomiyo, Monster Lo-Carb energy drink, does looking behind you slow down your running pace, can carbonated water give you a side stitch during exercise, is running twice a day better than once, how to eat healthy on a low-fiber diet, supplements that make you smarter, separated shoulder exercises, calorie rich food for very long runs, and a supplement called AthleticGreens.

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Featured Topic: Tim Ferriss and Ray Cronise Explain How To Manipulate Your Body's Temperature To Burn More Fat.

In my recent book review of Tim Ferriss's 4-Hour Body (read by clicking here) , I mentioned that a chapter in his book is devoted to manipulating your body's temperature to enhance weight loss. In this interview, I talk more about the topic of cold and fat loss with Tim Ferriss, and NASA materials engineer Ray Cronise.

The 4 Hour Body by Tim Ferriss

If you find this topic interesting, click here to get Tim Ferriss's book, 4-Hour Body.

Why weight loss experts are wrong when they say that “calories in=calories out” is the weight loss equation….

What type of self-experiments Tim conducted to see whether changes in body temperature can result in weight loss…

Exactly how your biology responds to cold, and what it means for your rapid fat loss…

What to eat before cold exposure to make you lose even more fat, faster…

Practical ways to get instant cold exposure for weight loss…

The future of research and experimentation in cold exposure and fat loss…

You can get Tim's book by clicking here, and listen to Part 1 of this temperature series with Chris Bohannon, about body cooling devices, by clicking here.

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Patrick asks via Twitter @bengreenfield : I know you're not the biggest fan of breakfast cereals, but what's your take on Kellog's new offering Fiber Plus AO?

Joe asks: 1) What are your thoughts about taking a carb blocker?; 2) You recommend getting a juicer – I heard that juicers weren't really that good for you.

Chelsea asks: I'm a runner, and I want to do squats to build strength and prevent injury. The problem is that my flexibility is so bad that I can't get into a full squat. Even without weight, if I try to squat all the way down I either have to go up on my toes or use something for balance or I'll fall over. I know I need to work on flexibility in general, but do you have any tips for working on getting from wussy 1/2 way squats to being able to do a full squat? Even if it isn't necessary to get the full benefit of the squatting exercise, being able to do a full squat looks more impressive.

Kyle asks: Have you ever heard of the moomiyo supplement? If so, or after some research, what are your opinions on it for use by an endurance athlete?

Amy asks: Hi Ben, I have a question for you about the Monster Lo-Carb energy drink. This topic was discussed in a forum on the Runner’s World site and the overall message I got is that they aren’t that bad, in moderation, that is. The sugar is rather low, at 3g (total 6g, since it is 2 servings) and there are 20 total calories. From that look at it, the Monster Lo-Carb doesn’t seem so bad… but is there something hiding from me (I am not a master of nutritional labels)?

In my response to Amy, I mention delta-E energy drink.

Ernesto asks: 1) My high school cross country coach would preach to us that we don't look behind us during a race as this shaves seconds off our time. Can you verify this? 2) also, he would tell us that drinking any carbonated drink would cause us to get stitches and slow us down during practice. I found this to be true for myself. Is this the case or is it all in my head? 3) and lastly, you may or may not have heard of steve magness, the author of the website the science of running. In it, he wrote an article that running 4.5 miles twice in a day is better than 9 miles all at once and can lead to greater fitness gains. Can you back this up?

Jennifer asks: The only foods I am allowed to eat are the ‘simple' carbs. I have a permanent small bowel obstruction and have to remain on a low fiber/low residue diet for the rest of my life. This includes white bread, white rice, white potatoes, white meat, white pasta, etc. Absolutely no fruits and vegetables, cooked or raw, no whole grains of any kind, no nuts or seeds, etc. I can't even eat applesauce! I'm at my wits end about what to do. I've seen nutritionists and they quite frankly don't know what to do with me because they don't believe that I cannot eat anything that would be considered healthy. Everything I eat is going to make me gain so much weight. I also cannot exercise in the way that I would like. I've had so many surgeries, all of my abdominal organs are glued together with adhesions. I have to stay away from anything involving my core. I'm sure there's a way around this but I have not been able to find the help that I need to get started. Any suggestions would be much appreciated!

Marco asks: What can i feed my dad? He had a brain stroke and is in bed all day. I read that the brain is capable to heal itself, but do you recommend any supplements for his brain?

Sam asks: Just got a type 3 separated shoulder in a bike crash. No surgery right now, but doctors will reassess in 6 weeks. Doctors advised to start rehab exercises as soon as pain subsides. Your advice on the best exercises?

David Venables asks: For the Marathon de Sables, I need to be self sufficient (except for water) for 7 days whilst running between 150 – 160 miles in the Sahara dessert. The shortest day is half marathon distance, whilst the longest day is 50 miles. Light weight, calorie and nutrient rich food will therefore be essential for keeping me fueled. Do you have any recommendations?

In my response to David, I recommend the LivingFuel SuperGreens supplement.

Pamela asks: What you do think about the athleticgreens from Tim Ferris's book? Also, do you feel that this supplement would affect people with hashimoto's (hypothryroidism) or have an interaction with synthroid?

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28 thoughts on “Episode #130: Tim Ferriss and Ray Cronise Explain How To Manipulate Your Body’s Temperature To Burn More Fat.

  1. Bill Ottemann says:

    recording link is dead, how can i access? thanks-Bill

  2. vasupportpro says:

    Please try again, Armin.

    1. Armin says:

      Still not working: "You 404’d it. Gnarly, dude." ?

      1. vasupportpro says:

        Hi Armin,

        I'm replying to your question straight from the podcast page. So the post is showing. Can you try refreshing and clearing your cache? Or are you referring to another link within the podcast where you're experiencing the 404?

        1. Armin says:

          Thank you for your help!
          This site is alright, but when I try to download on "Download" it doesn't work and if I click on the link "https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/BenGreenfieldFitness130.mp3" is says the above?

          1. vasupportpro says:

            Got it, Armin. You should be able to download the audio now

          2. Armin says:

            awesome man! Thanks a lot :-)

          3. Armin says:

            Dear VASUPPORTPRO, I have the same issue here: https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/bengreenfield…
            Please, can you make it available?

          4. vasupportpro says:

            It should be good now, Armin. :)

          5. Armin says:

            Still: "You 404’d it. Gnarly, dude."

          6. vasupportpro says:

            click on this link instead, Armin. The link you have is broken. https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/2011/01/episo…

          7. Armin says:

            Great, cheers!

  3. Armin says:

    I cannot download the podcast?! Link seems to be dead…

  4. Maya says:

    Skeletal ankle restriction could be another issue for the woman who wasn't able to do squats without going up on her toes: http://www.debbiedaly.com/articles/squat.html

  5. dianne says:

    I am 60 years old and my knees will not let me do a squat, so i have been doing what I can. What other exercises can I do?

    1. Straight leg cable kickforward and kickbacks are really super. Check them out at https://greenfieldfitnesssystems.com/exercises

  6. I agree, Bracken – this was an incredibly useful podcast! When the transcription is posted (hopefully soon?) I am going to send it to a number of people I know who will also find it helpful.

  7. Bracken says:

    One of the best podcasts yet.

  8. Paul says:

    Ben, what was your comment about you doing a 122 mile swim in Lake Tahoe?

    1. Stay tuned Paul…more on that in coming weeks!

  9. Nancy says:

    Awesome podcast. Will try to incorporate these tips for the next two weeks and see if i can burn (shivering walks, ice bath and drinks) more than the 2 pounds a week i am currently burning . Will keep you updated.

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