Body Transformations
Your Best Body Ever

"How You Can Build Your Best Body Ever In Just 3 Months"
 

It doesn't matter if you are a female who just wants to tone, or a male who wants to pack on muscle mass - or get lean and ripped, you need the proper program to accomplish your goals. Anyone can do it! All you have to bring to the table is the ability to follow simple instructions, and the desire to change. Write Dr. Bob at DrOsgoodby@aol.com or visit his web site adv-marketing.com/transformation to see what he did - read about his referral program.


                                            In this edition

** "How To Build A Symmetrical Body" by Dr. Robert Osgoodby

**  Ask Dr. Bob - Problem Area

**  Trivia - Ben-Gay

**  Ladies and Gentlemen - "One Step At A Time?" by James Groves

**  Dr. Earl Mindell's Wellness Update
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                             Welcome

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please send it to - drosgoodby@aol.com - we will answer all
questions received, and if it is of interest to our general
subscriber base, we will include it here.

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If you haven't already, be sure to stop by Dr. Bob's web site
at: http://www.bestbodyever.com
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                 How To Build A Symmetrical Body

This month's article will cover strategies on how to attain
symmetry and proper proportion.  Even the top builders struggle
to achieve a perfectly symmetrical body.  When I think of perfect
symmetry, one person comes to mind.  In his prime, Frank Zane
(a famous body builder) was the definition of symmetry.  He had
no weak muscle groups and everything was in exact proportion.
Not only was his upper body symmetrical to his lower body, but
each body part, right and left, looked like mirror images.

Everyone has at least one muscle group that needs a little more
work than the rest.  For example, I can use more size in my
quadriceps, my right calf is not as chiseled as my left calf, and
my right bicep has more peak than my left.  To work on symmetry
you need three things to get started: a mirror, a piece of paper,
and a pen.

Even though you probably already know what your weak areas are,
stand in front of a full length mirror and take a good hard look
at your body.  Look at each muscle group and in writing make an
honest assessment.  If your upper body looks great, but y our
legs need work, write it down.  If you are happy with your upper
body and legs but have a thick waist, write it down.

Next compare your right to your left.  Most people who are right
handed, will have a right arm that is more developed and stronger
than their left.  If you really want to see a great example of
this, look at a professional tennis player and compare their
racquet arm to their other arm.  A professional soccer player who
is predominately right footed will usually have a larger, more
developed right leg.  Section by section, analyze your body and
in detail, write down your weak areas like I did in paragraph
number two.

After you have done your analysis, the next step is to come up
with a symmetry goal, and develop a written daily plan of action
to achieve your goal.    Let's look at my symmetry goals and plan
of action as an example.

Goals:

Left Bicep - increase size and peak
Right Calf - increase size and definition
Right & Left Quadriceps - increase size and definition

Plan Of Action:

1. Since I train biceps twice a week, one day a week I only train
   my left bicep (not my right) and work on peak exercises like
   cable curls and dumbbell concentration curls.

2. Since I train calves twice a week, one day a week I only train
   my right calf doing standing and seated calf raises.

3. To increase the size of my quads, I cut down my cardiovascular
   exercise to only two days a week and I do it on leg days.
   This gives my legs the proper recovery and growth time.  I
   also kicked up the intensity of my leg work outs and increased
   my number of sets on each leg exercise from four to five.

4. To gain size in my legs, I increased my daily caloric intake
   from 2,200 calories a day to 2,600 calories a day eating
   healthy low fat foods.  This can be easily done with a meal
   replacement shake if you don't want to cook another meal.

I buy my supplements from Predator Sports and I highly recommend
their products and company.  Their prices are about half of some
of their competitors, and their meal replacement shakes contain
the perfect combination of protein, carbohydrates, and the 29
essential vitamins, minerals, etc. for maintaining or increasing
your lean body mass while decreasing your body fat percentage.
You can get more information on their company or buy supplements
at predatorsports.com  While your there also check out some of
their thermogenic fat burning supplements which help kick up your
metabolism and give you an extra edge while you are slashing your
body fat percentage.  I particularly like (and use) their
thermobuterol which is a great natural fat burner.

After you modify your work out to get rid of the weak links, hit
it hard for three months with your new plan of action and get
back in front of the full length mirror with your paper and pen.
Re-evaluate your weak areas.  At this time if needed, you can
modify your plan of action again.  Let's say that my left bicep
is looking great, but my right calf and quadriceps still need a
little work.  I would adjust my plan of action by going back to
my normal bicep routine, but sticking with the plan of action I
mapped out above for my quadriceps and right calf for another
month.  Re-evaluate again and make adjustments - and again -until
you reach your symmetry goals.

For symmetry, it is also important that you train all muscle
groups.  You don't want to look like the guy in the gym with the
muscular upper body and chicken legs.  Don't forget forearms and
lower back!  Forearms and lower back are the most ignored muscle
groups but they really help you in finishing your symmetrical
work of art.  Training your forearms makes your arms more
proportional and noticeable.  Training your lower back narrows
your waist and helps you chisel that "V" shaped back.

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Dr. Osgoodby was a finalist in the "EAS Body for Life" Contest.
Stop by his web page at bestbodyever.com to see his before
and after pictures.
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                           Ask Dr. Bob

Each edition includes a response to a question received from
our subscribers.  We answer all questions, however those that we
think will be of interest to a number of people, we will feature
here.

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This month's question came from one of our staff members after
reading this month's newsletter.

"What if you are really out of shape and your whole body is a
problem area?"

Great question! I laughed when I heard the question because it
made me remember when my whole body was a problem area. If you
don't believe me, check out my before pictures at
www.bestbodyever.com

I realize that this months newsletter is geared towards someone
who is doing the finishing touches on their body transformation,
but almost everything would apply to a beginner as well.

Goal setting and a written plan of action are mandatory no matter
what condition you're presently in. For goal setting, one of your
initial goals is to get to the point where your whole body isn't
a problem area and it's time to tackle symmetry.

Your written daily plan of action is the road map you follow to
get to your goal. It provides you with a day by day, step by step
daily plan of attack.

                           Dr. Osgoodby
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                              Trivia

Ben-Gay, the balm used worldwide for sore muscles and sprains,
was developed in 1898 by a French pharmacist and researcher,
Jules Bengue. Bengue developed Ben-Gay by mixing menthol (for its
heat-producing abilities), salicylate of menthol (an analgesic)
in a base of lanolin (for easy application).
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              ******** Ladies and Gentlemen********
                       "One Step At A Time?"
                         By James Groves

Let's share ideas about drinking water. Now, I know you've heard
this before, but it's worth repeating. Drink 8 glasses of water
every day. Most municipal water companies use chlorine as a
bleaching agent and germicide.  Did you know that in 1993, over
400,000 people were infected with a parasite called
Cryptosporidium caused by a break down of a state-of-the-art
water filtering system. And in 1996, residents of Washington, DC
were told to boil their tap water because of high levels of
coliform bacteria.

What are the alternatives? The first one is bottled water. Did
you know that Americans spent $3 billion last year buying bottled
water? Most brands are better than tap water. Try different ones
until you find a brand that tastes good and settles well in your
stomach. Avoid the inexpensive store brand water in a gallon jug
labeled "drinking water." Most of these brands are not filtered
using reverse osmosis.

The best method for providing clean water is a home water
treatment system. Check out the features of several systems
before you purchase one for your home.

Here's how to begin a water drinking program. Begin and end each
day with at least one glass of water. Drink one to two glasses of
water before each meal. Instead of drinking coffee or a soda
during a midmorning or afternoon break, drink a glass of water.
And of course drink a full glass of water when you take your
nutritional supplements.  Water is a free nutritional supplement
that we should all take advantage of. Drink up!!

These health tips can only be found in Dr. Osgoodby's Newsletter.
So watch for us for the next few months. You'll be glad you did.
Join me next month and I'll show you how to eat more fruits and
vegetables end enjoy doing it!

Live in Passion and Good Health,
James Groves
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                Dr. Earl Mindell's Wellness Update
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This month I would like to talk to you about your bones and how
to keep them healthy. First let's review some bone basics. Your
bones are comprised of a matrix of connective tissue called
collagen, which is filled out with minerals (calcium, magnesium,
phosphorus, boron, silicon, manganese, and others.) Typical bone
has spongy marrow at its center. Marrow is where blood cells are
made. Around the marrow is a layer of soft, flexible "bone-in-
progress"--the area where osteoclasts work to create new bone
cells and osteoblasts destroy old ones. The outer layer is hard,
calcified bone.

Bone tissue is filled with blood vessels, which bring nourishment
and oxygen to bone-building and bone-absorbing cells. Every ten
to 12 years, our arm and leg bone cells are completely replaced,
and every two or three years the bone cells in the spine are
replaced.

Every day is a great day to help your body make stronger bones. I
have a number of favorite supplements which will help keep your
bones healthy and strong.

- Calcium (as calcium citrate, malate, and glycinate). Be sure to
  take a form of calcium that's highly bioavailable. These three
  forms, each bound to different amino acids (chelated), closely
  match the calcium in your body.  They are efficiently absorbed
  and incorporated into bone.

- Vitamin D. Vitamin D isn't really a vitamin but a hormone that
  the skin produces when sunlight shines on it. It's found in
  foods, particularly cold-water fish, egg yolks, and butter, and
  its most important role is to promote calcium's absorption and
  assimilation into your bones.  Deficiency of this vitamin
  results in bone loss. You not only want to supplement this with
  vitamins, but also try to get some sun for a few minutes each
  day.

- Magnesium glycinate. Magnesium balances the effects of calcium,
  helps convert vitamin D into its active form, and transports
  calcium in and out of bone cells. This form of magnesium is
  bound to the amino acid glycine, which makes for better
  absorption. Other amino acid chelates will do the trick, but
  this one is the top of the line.

- Zinc, copper, vitamin A, and vitamin C. These are the nutrients
  your body needs to make collagen, the matrix upon which bone is
  built.

Be sure to read next month's Wellness Update where you will
discover more powerful supplements that will keep your bones
healthy and strong.

Stay Healthy!

Dr. Earl Mindell

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You have seven months until next summer!  If you're sick and
tired of the way you look and feel - do something about it!  You
are solely responsible for your present physical condition, and
only you can make the decision to change.

I don't care what shape you are presently in, mountains can be
moved in seven months!  I have seen many people lose more than
100 lbs. in this time frame.  Make the decision and get started
today.  It will change your life.  You can do it!  Remember,
without your health, you have nothing - ignore it, and it will go
away.

Have a great month!

Yours in Health
Dr. Robert Osgoodby

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