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Showing posts with label Weight loss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weight loss. Show all posts
22 October 2016
09 May 2015
Fat Loss Instead of Weight Loss
Fat tissue is built with the help of the hormone insulin. When insulin levels are high, we store the energy from our food as fat. Carbohydrates (bread, pasta, noodles, potatoes etc), if consumed in excess, will be converted to fat and stored in the fat tissue.
Insulin is released in response to:
Insulin is released in response to:
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Ilona
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5:51 AM
Labels:
carbs,
fat tissue,
insulin,
low-fat diet,
protein,
Weight loss,
weight-gain
25 May 2014
Diabetes and Blood Sugar Control
"There are essential amino acids and essential fatty acids, but there is no such thing as an essential carbohydrate."
- Dr. Bernstein (Diabetes Solution)
Posted by
Ilona
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5:52 AM
Labels:
carbs,
dementia,
diabetes,
exercise,
fat tissue,
Heart Disease,
insulin,
ketones,
low-fat diet,
protein,
sugar,
Weight loss,
weight-gain
02 February 2014
Videos: The Skinny on Obesity
Sorry for being repetitive, I've already posted a few of these videos earlier. They are very interesting with easy to understand animation. Enjoy!
Posted by
Ilona
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6:11 AM
Labels:
addiction,
diabetes,
exercise,
fructose,
Heart Disease,
obesity,
Robert Lustig,
sugar,
Weight loss,
weight-gain
08 December 2013
VIDEO: Dr Jeff Volek about Low-Carb Diet
This is a video about going from a high-carbohydrate to a low-carbohydrate diet. Here are a few notes:
"Sweden has become the first Western nation to develop national dietary guidelines that reject the popular low-fat diet dogma in favor of low-carb high-fat nutrition advice."
Posted by
Ilona
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2:50 PM
Labels:
Aging,
cancer,
cholesterol,
diabetes,
exercise,
fiber,
insulin,
insulin resistance,
metabolic syndrome,
obesity,
pancreas,
saturated fat,
Weight loss
06 November 2013
Dietary Fat as Brain Fuel
Interesting article: The Fat-Fueled Brain: Unnatural or Advantageous? Are we better adapted to a ketogenic diet, where we use the energy from dietary fat rather than from glucose (carbohydrates)? I already gave details about how our body adapts when carbohydrates are lacking from our diet: Do We Need Carbohydrates in our Diet? Apparently, this kind of diet was not a problem for the Inuit, Aborigines and many native tribes of Africa. They did not develop the diseases of the modern world.
19 May 2013
Colon Cancer
Colon (bowel) and rectal cancers - as other cancers - are increasing in the developed world. Peter Cleave, in his book The Saccharine Disease (available online for free) suggested that it was the refinement of carbohydrates and the addition of sugar to the diet that caused these diseases.
Posted by
Ilona
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8:34 AM
Labels:
cancer,
colon,
colorectal,
IGF,
insulin,
obesity,
sugar,
Weight loss
26 April 2013
Weight Loss Camp
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| What I Eat - Peter Menzel, Faith D'Aluisio |
Yesterday, I was reading this book with my children, and I was saddened by the ordeal teenagers have to go through in order to lose weight.
Posted by
Ilona
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3:44 AM
Labels:
hunger,
insulin,
low-fat diet,
obesity,
protein,
sugar,
Weight loss,
What I Eat
03 April 2013
Weight Loss - 2 Videos
Here are two videos by Dr Dan Pompa, giving a very clear explanation about the hormonal implications of obesity. Worth watching!
Posted by
Ilona
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1:38 AM
Labels:
cholesterol,
diabetes,
insulin,
leptin,
obesity,
saturated fat,
Vegetable oils,
Weight loss
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