Two new ways to force fatloss....
Today's post: Thursday, 10-20-2016
There are two new ways
to force fatloss.
One is free or even
saves you money and is available now.
The other is a new drug
that may become available that likely works.
1. The first one is a new book by a researcher
who details what he found to make intermittent fasting work including some
contra-intuitive good news that it can be done without muscle loss or
triggering your famine response.
I’ve not gotten the book
yet or read it. But I have already begun
to increase my use of fasting more than I was doing. (Its official publication date was day before
yesterday!)
Here’s the info I got:
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2016/10/16/complete-guide-fasting.aspx?utm_source=dnl&utm_medium=email&utm_content=art1&utm_campaign=20161016Z1&et_cid=DM124916&et_rid=1713011967
"The Complete Guide
to Fasting: Heal Your Body Through Intermittent, Alternate-Day, and Extended
Fasting," by Dr Jason Fung" co-authored with Jimmy Moore,
details how to implement fasting and overcome some of the most common
challenges that might arise, including persistent fears and myths associated
with extended water fasting.”
And, it’s available now
on Amazon So you can buy it and use it
right away:
Note that it works for
type 2 diabetics taking Metformin too.
But managing the process safely in that case is critical because not
doing so can kill you. His book has
details on this.
2. New drug approach may stop fatty liver and
type 2 diabetes and reduce obesity too!
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/313409.php
"....the drug
enters the liver with a trick:
It uses the pancreatic
hormone glucagon as vehicle to shuttle thyroid hormone T3 to the liver while
keeping it away from other organs, thereby improving cholesterol and lipid
metabolism while avoiding typical side effects of thyroid hormone.
The constant rise in
obesity and diabetes represents a major burden of our society.
Fatty liver and
atherosclerosis are frequent consequences of these metabolic diseases, but an
efficient and safe medicine, which would reverse obesity, insulin resistance,
fatty liver and atherosclerosis remains a major scientific challenge of global
priority.
An international team
led by metabolism experts Matthias Tschöp (Helmholtz Zentrum München /
Technische Universität Müchen), Richard diMarchi (Indiana University) and Timo
Müller (Helmholtz Zentrum München) report in the current issue of the journal
Cell
that liver-specific delivery of the thyroid
hormone T3 using glucagon corrects obesity, glucose intolerance, fatty liver
disease and atherosclerosis without causing adverse effects in other tissues.
"While the ability
of T3 to lower cholesterol is known for centuries, deleterious effects, in
particular on the skeleton and the cardiovascular system, do so far limit its
medicinal utility", says Brian Finan, the first author of the
manuscript."
This is not yet approved
as a drug for sale. But if it can boost
metabolism safely as this suggests, it sounds dramatically safer than obesity
surgery!
With very high health
care costs of fatty liver and obesity driving it, this looks likely to be put
on the fast track for potential approval.
3. For now, intermittent fasting looks as
effective, is far less expensive, and safe if done correctly.
It also makes sense to
do the eating and exercise upgrades that can help with fat loss and protect
your health using either method!
In many cases, this will
improve the fat loss results. In almost every
case it will improve the disease protection you get.
And, it will also make
it far easier to keep off the fat you lose!
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