RCR TV 13: Survival Guide for Holiday Eating
6 Comments December 3, 2009 / Posted in Red Carpet Ready TV, UncategorizedOn today’s episode of Red Carpet Ready TV, I interview my good friend Rehan Jalali – nutritionist to the stars. He shares some awesome tips for not only getting through the Holidays w/o doing any damage, but actually making improvements! Not only that, but Rehan also comes through with some awesome insights from his 15+ years in the business of studying and researching nutrition and supplements.
You’ll love this episode! Rehan’s got such passion for nutrition and it shows.. 
If you’re interested in Rehan’s books and resources, you can find them here:
The Six-Pack Diet Plan: The Secrets to Getting Lean Abs and a Rock-Hard Body Permanently
Sports Supplement Buyer’s Guide: Complete Nutrition for Your Active Lifestyle
And his website can be found at RehanJalali.com
Hey Val,
I think the discussion was very informative not only for the holidays. I will keep this information in mind, specially I am going on vacation for a week and my goal is to loose at least 8 lbs by the end of December. I already lost 2lb since I start this program and I am very excited thus, I am open to any suggestion. can’ t wait for the second part. thanks very much for your support.
Nicole
Excellent interview with great information about nutrition and eating as we head into the hectic holiday season!
Now, I gotta get my Action Hero Babe burnout tee ordered before they are all gone!!
xx MB
Great video! I am waiting in suspense for part 2.
You make a really good point, Val, about our tastebuds changing, and really sweet and really salty foods not tasting good anymore. Sometimes when I even look at a really sugary dessert like a cupcake with lots of frosting, for example, it almost gives me the shivers because I know that if I eat it, the super sugar rush and the taste of boat loads of pure sugar just makes me feel sick and doesn’t even taste good to me.
I would much prefer a dessert that I make at home using sugar alternatives like stevia or agave syrup or even mashed bananas for sweetness, over something like that. This way it not only tastes good and curbs my sweets craving, but also makes me feel good knowing I am putting foods that are good for me into my body.
Sheila
Where can you find the protein shakes Rehan was talking about? I thought he said VPX. At the beginning he said VPX.com and I looked there and there was no website. Help hook me up to the protein shakes. Also, question for you….do you sugest drinking the shake in the morning for breakfast, or before a workout or after, does it matter? Today I did you workout in the morning and had my shake for lunch after. Thanks, Kara
These are good things to know. I definitely agree with the sugar and salt analogy as once i changed my eating habits i immediately began to be sesitive to things that were to sweet or to salty. I had a question regarding the protein .. read on Tom Venuto’s blog where he advocates eating solid food as opposed to doing “shakes”. What have you found works more with women, men?
Thanks for the kind words! Kara, you can get the Protein Rush or Zero Impact shakes from VPX at Vitamin Shoppe or at http://www.vpxsports.com The best times to take the shake is for breakfast (first thing in the morning) and right after a workout. Good luck!
P.S. Val is the BEST!