5 Quotes by Susan Kleiner

It is both a food plan and a lifetime philosophy. I want people to think like the athletes that I worked with for 25 years. They are tremendously optimistic. All they think about is what they need to do and eat to be successful. They follow a plan.

When blood sugar levels are up, you feel energized. When they drop, energy levels plummet. So if you eat frequently to keep your blood sugar levels steady, you'll feel more energized all day long.

It takes two to three hours for the whole process--for blood sugar levels to go up and then back down again.

The goal is to eat every two to three hours. You can try six equal-sized small meals or three small meals with two or three snacks each day.

The diet is never about being perfect. If you step off the path, just get right back on again and keep following the plan, making sure you got those 'feel-good' foods each day.