Labels: The many things that can keep you fat, the solutions to the many things that can keep you fat, why hunger free permanent fat loss IS doable
Tuesday, February 09, 2016
Some of
the many things that CAN keep you fat….
Today's
Post: Tuesday, 2-9-2016
1. The very bad
news is that there are many things that can and do keep people fat.
They can cause
people who lose fat to gain it back.
And, they can keep
you from losing enough fat to be healthier and look better.
2. The much better news is that many of these
causes can be fixed fast.
And, you can do
those too. Other people have done so.
3. Some of the remaining causes we already know
how to beat. But the information is not
yet well known.
4. The harder to overcome causes we are now
beginning to find out how to get rid of.
Here’s a fast list
to get started:
1. The food intake of calories you get now will
keep you the weight you are now.
And, if you don’t
strength train to prevent age related muscle loss, the food intake of calories
you get now will make you quite fat.
To overcome those
two problems: you have to:
a) Eat fewer calories than you do now in a way
that doesn’t cause you excessive hunger or trigger your failsafe famine
response. And, you have to do it in a way that is customized to you and easy to
keep doing so the fat you lose stays off.
The science and
practice of how to do this well is just now beginning to develop.
Here are the
principles we now know.
*You have to
completely stop eating and drinking things that fatten you and harm your
health. This is SO important for many
reasons. This includes things like high
fructose corn syrup and artificial sweeteners (& therefore ALL soft drinks);
and, refined grain AND whole grain hybrid wheat and virtually all rice. Not
only do these things fatten in several ways, many of them tend cause you to
consume them without getting less hungry.
AND all of them produce rebound hunger some time after you consume them.
The foods these are
in also have things that are fattening or harm your health, MSG does both for
example, that by completely stopping them you dramatically become healthier and
take in fewer calories AND get LESS hungry.
*You have to eat
foods that are OK for your health AND are high in protein. People that eat fewer calories AND do this
are far less hungry, trigger the failsafe famine response far less, keep their
muscles mass, and are MUCH healthier than those who don’t. It helps dramatically to add regular strength
training to this.
*It’s essential
that you eat or drink in Vitamix drink 6 or more servings of vegetables a
day. This too enables you to be less
hungry, dramatically healthier, and to eat fewer calories but MORE food.
b) Do some kind of effective strength training
that is time efficient and customized to you so you can keep doing it almost
every week as a permanent lifestyle at least for one or two days a week or more.
c) Have a way of cutting extra calories that is
NOT every day!
People who cut
calories two non-consecutive days a week instead of every day lose as much fat
by actual test as people who cut calories every day.
AND because they do
so without being short calories every single day, it’s far easier mentally, you
get far less extra hunger, and best of all you minimize any triggering of the
fail safe famine response. Here again
you are more effective at this by eating a high protein, high vegetable diet.
And, there is some
evidence that having one week out of four cut calories more than that while
eating a high protein diet and strength training may be another effective way
to do this.
3. Some drugs will make or keep you fat.
There are three
solutions to this:
Take drugs in the
same class that are NOT fattening. Some
pharmacists can help you with this.
Treat the
underlying conditions with methods other than drugs.
Remove the causes
of these conditions without using drugs.
This is a huge
area. We plan to have a section on it in
our fatloss support site when we get it going.
4. We just posted on three more things:
a) Past a certain
amount of excess fat, a biochemical in the fat tends to prevent you from
removing it.
We referred to this
research in our post of 1-5-2016 where we describe a way to remove this fat
directly to bypass this problem.
But we don’t cite
the research we saw. We will find that
and add it to the comments later.
b) It was just discovered
that another biochemical is generated by excess and unrelieved stress that
tends to force you to gain more belly fat and visceral fat AND prevent it from
being removed.
c) If you have some kinds of bacteria in your
gut, they WILL keep you fat. And, if you
get them, they will fatten you no matter what you eat.
1 Comments:
"Past a certain amount of excess fat, a biochemical in the fat tends to prevent you from removing it." From this post.
As promised, here is the relevant research!:
This may be why people with 40.0 BMI or higher have such a dreadful time losing fat.
But it looks to me as if laser fat removal is a MUCH safer way to remove enough fat to unblock this problem than bariatric surgery!!
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/303149.php?tw
Why weight loss is harder when we carry more fat
New research reveals why overweight people find it very hard to shed their excess pounds. An international team has identified a protein that blocks the body's ability to burn off fat and discovered that the heavier we are, the more of this protein we produce.
a protein known as sLR11 appears to suppress thermogenesis in fat tissue.
sLR11 increases the efficiency of storing energy in fat and stopping any excess being lost to heat generation.
In a final part of the study, the team turned to humans. There, they found higher blood levels of the protein were linked to higher total body fat.
Also, when they looked at obese patients undergoing bariatric surgery, they found the amount of weight loss following surgery was in line with falls in sLR11, suggesting the protein is released by fat cells.
The researchers suggest sLR11 plays an energy conserving role to prevent energy wastage in fat tissue, and this role is exaggerated in overweight and obese people, with the result that the higher a person's BMI, the harder their body fights to conserve energy.
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