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I used google translate, there may be errors in the text. The blood serum analysis is attached below (magnesium is high because I forgot not to take magnesium supplements before testing).
Introduction
I have been following the forum for about 1 year, but have not found a solution for myself.
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A seemingly contradictory title, but only to people who are not aware of the so-called "obesity paradox". As I have mentioned in the past, usage of the word "paradox" usually implies a very inconvenient truth that threatens the profits of one or more branches of mainstream medicine. In this case...
The study below directly contradicts a mantra commonly repeated in nutrition circles - restrict glucose and increase fat oxidation in order to lose body fat. In fact, this idea is so ingrained into the minds of most people that I often get hate mail from people all over the world angrily...
Another study suggesting fructose is probably not the villain we are led to believe it is, at least in infants.
Fructose in Breast Milk Is Positively Associated with Infant Body Composition at 6 Months of Age
"...Dietary sugars have been shown to promote excess adiposity among children and...
The long-term effects of feeding honey compared with sucrose and a sugar-free diet on weight gain, lipid profiles, and DEXA measurements in rats. - PubMed - NCBI
The study was designed to actually show that ad libitum consumption of fructose-rich drink like Coke has undesirable changes on some lipid parameters. It did manage to show that rats drinking Coke freely as part of their diet had higher levels of TG. However the cholesterol of the Coke-drinking...
Replacement of dietary fat by sucrose or starch: effects on 14 d ad libitum energy intake, energy expenditure and body weight in formerly obese and never-obese subjects.
OBJECTIVE:
To investigate the impact of a high-sucrose diet vs a high-starch and a high-fat diet on 14 d ad libitum energy...
People tend to gain weight on the Peat diet at first, but has anybody eaten a Peat diet, high in sugar, lower in fat, and lost weight later on over time as metabolism improves? Any links to similar topics are appreciated.
In yet another confirmation of Ray's ideas, this study shows that mice on a high fat diet did not gain weight when supplemented with the extra amount of 4% salt in their diet. The 4% extra dietary salt is equivalent to about 30g of extra salt for a human per day. Peat said in one of his...
From a Ray Peat view of the organism (humans), it is generally viewed that all degenerative conditions are interrelated in one way or another. As is in my experience, mental and physical problems go hand in hand and rarely ever present singularly. The major themes of my struggles have been...
This is a common problem in Peat world - many people come to Peat (or simply resume normal eating habits) after years on a Paleo (or anothew low carb diet). The result is often weight gain, and this study shed some light on the mechanisms.
http://www.nutritionandmetabolism.com/c ... 6/abstract
I think we all know that stress makes you fat, but this is more specific and measured how much stress affects your weight.
The study used a high-fat diet, which probably aggravated the wight gain even more, but the overall diet was not hypercaloric.
The 11lbs of fat per year is nothing to laugh...
Hello my fellow Peaters. :mrgreen:
as the title of this thread states ,,whats your current weight, total daily cals and grams of carbs.?? I post this because I was wondering how lean im getting..I guess my thyroids are working great because I use no meds ...I might wanna add that my only...
Everything I read to do with being hypo is related to being overweight, I cant for the life of me put weight on!! Can I really be hypo and I am close to start thyroid meds after a 2 year decision will be posting my pulse and temps on here to see what people think as i'm not sure what is normal.