por FLFH » Sab Feb 20, 2010 7:01 pm
Pues fíjesen que leí un libro del Dr. Mauro Di Pasquale titulado THE ANABOLIC DIET (está en el foro, puede bajarse del área de descargas). Y estoy casi convencido. Llevo unas semanas siguiendo sus preceptos y la verdad que no es tan complicado. Sus sugerencias no piden que comas manteca todo el dia o bebas aceite en litros... no, no, no... nada de eso!!! Además el Dr. Di Pasquale, a lo largo de su libro, esgrime argumentos MUY INTERESANTES que respaldan su parecer. Incluso coloca unas tablas en las que muestra cómo los que siguen su Dieta Anabólica o Dieta Metabólica como la llamó después, logran bajar notablemente el colesterol y los triglicéridos.
De todos modos aquí les dejo el "perfil" del Dr. Mauro Di Pascuale, para que vean que no es cualquier "pendejo"
About The Author
Mauro G. Di Pasquale, B.Sc.(Hon), M.D., M.R.O., M.F.S., is a licensed physician in
Ontario, Canada concentrating on sports medicine, and nutrition and nutritional
supplements as they apply to body composition and exercise performance.
He was an assistant professor at the University of Toronto for ten years (1988 to
1998) lecturing and researching on athletic performance, nutrition, nutritional
supplements, and drug use in sports.
Dr. Di Pasquale holds an honors degree in Biological Science, majoring in Molecular
Biochemistry (1968), and a medical degree (1971) both from the University of
Toronto. He was certified for over a decade as a Medical Review Officer (M.R.O.) by
the Medical Review Officer Certification Council (MROCC), and is certified as a
Master of Fitness Sciences (M.F.S.) by the International Sports Sciences Association
(ISSA).
Dr. Di Pasquale was the Drug Program Advisor to the World Wrestling Federation
(WWF) and past Medical Director and Drug Program Advisor to the now defunct
World Bodybuilding Federation (WBF). He was also the acting M.R.O. for the
National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR).
He has been involved in international sports and drug testing for the past 40 years as
an athlete, an administrator, and a physician. Dr. Di Pasquale was a world-class
athlete for over 20 years, winning the world championships in powerlifting in 1976,
and the World Games in the sport of Powerlifting in 1981. He was Canadian
champion eight times, Pan American champion twice, and North American champion
twice.
Dr. Di Pasquale was the chairman of the International Powerlifting Federation's
Medical Committee for 8 years (1979-1987) and was on the committee for a total of
12 years. As chairman of the IPF Medical Committee, the Canadian Powerlifting
Union Medical Committee, and the Canadian Amateur Federation of Bodybuilding
Medical Committee and as a consultant to various sporting federations he has had
extensive exposure to athletic injuries and disabilities and drug use by athletes.
He was also IPF Vice President for North America, and President of the Pan
American and United World Powerlifting Federations. In the early 1980s Dr. Di
Pasquale initiated and developed the IPF drug-testing protocols and procedures.
In the past 35 years has been on several Editorial Boards for various fitness and
strength magazines and has written extensively in the field of exercise and nutrition.
His writings include a few thousand articles on supplements, nutrition, drugs, and
exercise for magazines and association journals, as well as numerous contributed
chapters on anabolic steroids and drug testing to several fitness, weight, and sports
medicine books.
ii The Anabolic Solution
Dr. Di Pasquale has written several books dealing with the use of drugs and
nutritional supplements by athletes, including Drug Use and Detection in Amateur
Sports, Beyond Anabolic Steroids, Anabolic Steroid Side Effects, Fact Fiction and
Treatment, and The Bodybuilding Supplement Review. He has also written over a
dozen books on ergogenic aids, drug use and detection in sports, nutrition, and
nutritional supplements. As well, he has written hundreds of articles displayed on
various Internet sites. He continues to write a regular column in Powerlifting USA and
regularly contributes to a half dozen Internet sites.
He was the Editor-in chief of a quarterly international newsletter entitled Drugs in
Sports, published in English, Spanish, and Italian. He was also the Editor-in-chief of
a bimonthly newsletter entitled The Anabolic Research Review. Both newsletters
contained information on the use of drugs and nutritional supplements by athletes.
Dr. Di Pasquale also acts as an international consultant and expert witness for
athletes, amateur and professional sports bodies, and government agencies on legal
matters relating to the use and abuse, and drug testing of anabolic steroids, growth
hormone, and other ergogenic drugs and supplements.
Over the past few decades Dr. Di Pasquale had concentrated on providing nutritional
alternatives to ergogenic drugs for both competitive and recreational athletes. He has
written several books dealing with diet, nutritional supplements and the use of
ergogenic aids by athletes. In 1995 he wrote two books. One of these books, the
Bodybuilding Supplement Review is a review of nutritional supplements and the
other, the Anabolic Diet, was the first time he published a book giving a simplified
book on the use of his phase shift diet for recreational and competitive bodybuilders.
In 1997 he wrote Amino Acids and Proteins for the Athlete – The Anabolic Edge, with
a second edition published in 2008. Both books were published by CRC Press, now
a division of Taylor and Francis.
In 1999 Dr. Di Pasquale formed his own nutritional company and formulated a
complete nutritional supplement line, which now includes two dozen cutting edge
products designed to work with his phase shift diets to maximize body composition,
athletic performance and the beneficial effects of exercise.
In 2003 to 2008 (the 3rd Edition) he wrote the Radical Diet, a book meant for fast
weight and fat loss and the latest book featureing a modified phase shift diet
approach.