Showing posts with label India. Show all posts
Showing posts with label India. Show all posts
13 March 2013
Hungry Planet - India
This is an example of a typical Indian vegetarian diet of a family living in Ujjain (Central India), from the book Hungry Planet. (My previous post about Japan.)
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3:59 AM
Labels:
carbs,
Heart Disease,
Hungry Planet,
India,
obesity,
paleo diet,
saturated fat
02 March 2013
Nutrient Density
This presentation by Mathieu Lalonde, PhD gives an insight into the nutrient density of different food groups. The conclusion is very surprising:
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5:36 PM
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Deficiencies,
diabetes,
exercise,
fiber,
Grains,
Heart Disease,
India,
obesity,
paleo diet,
saturated fat,
sugar,
Switzerland,
Vegetable oils,
vegetarian
11 January 2013
Diseases of Civilization - A Few Important Names
The observation that western diseases appeared shortly after sugar and refined carbohydrates became part of a diet, is quite common. If it was an isolated case, I would say "OK, there must be something else going on". But it seems to be true all around the world.
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Ilona
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11:02 AM
Labels:
cancer,
Diseases of Civilization,
India,
Native Americans,
obesity,
paleo diet,
The Inuit
07 August 2012
Diseases of Civilization - India
About diabetes in general:
Diabetes: the body is unable to use the carbohydrates circulating in the blood for fuel.Symptoms: hunger, frequent urination.
Type 1 diabetes (childhood diabetes): the pancreas is unable to produce insulin.
Type 2 diabetes (adult onset diabetes): this disease is linked to excess weight and characterized by an insensitivity to insulin. Type 2 diabetes is a result of chronically elevated sugar levels in the blood. It can be improved by the adoption of a diet low in sugar and carbohydrates.
Type 2 diabetes (adult onset diabetes): this disease is linked to excess weight and characterized by an insensitivity to insulin. Type 2 diabetes is a result of chronically elevated sugar levels in the blood. It can be improved by the adoption of a diet low in sugar and carbohydrates.
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Ilona
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5:16 AM
Labels:
cancer,
carbs,
Diseases of Civilization,
India,
insulin,
LCHF,
paleo diet,
vegetarian
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