Toxins Make You Fat

We will hear from Dr. Raymond Francis and Sam Tonkin For Mail online.

Raymond Francis, D.Sc., M.Sc., RNC has been called a “brilliant advanced thinker” and has been cited as “one of the few scientists who has achieved a breakthrough understanding of health and disease.”

Raymond is an internationally recognized leader in the field of optimal-health maintenance and a pioneer in transforming our failed disease-care system to a true health-care system. He is a chemist by training, a graduate of M.I.T., a bestselling author, and a world-class speaker.

He has written five breakthrough books, the international bestseller Never Be Sick Again, Never Be Fat Again, Never Fear Cancer Again, Never Feel Old Again, and The Great American Health Hoax.

Toxins and Lack of Nutrients Cause Weight Gain – Raymond Francis

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Your Immune System is Mostly Gut Bacteria

What is the relationship between your microbiome (friendly gut bacteria) and your immune system?

Seventy per cent of your immune system is this microbiome, your gut bacteria. You have trillions and trillions of microbes living in and around your body that are a constantly exchanging with you.

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The Most Important Action You Can Take If You Have Adrenal Fatigue.

The Adrenal can become burnt out.

If you have too much adrenal function like too much cortisol it’s called Cushing’s.

If you have a deficiency of cortisol and other adrenal hormones, that is called Addison’s.

The two big symptoms of adrenal fatigue are chronic fatigue and chronic inflammation.  Cortisol normally is an anti-inflammatory. But if the adrenals are weak or you run out of cortisol or it does not work anymore because of cortisol resistance then you get inflammation.

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Part Two – Three Hidden Ways Wheat Makes You Fat

I know we love our bread, but did you know….

There are three major hidden reasons that wheat products, not just gluten (along with sugar in all its forms) is a major contributor to obesity, diabetes, heart disease, cancer, dementia, depression and so many other modern ills.

To learn more about this subject please read Part One – Three Hidden Ways Wheat Makes You Fat https://2healthyhabits.wordpress.com/2022/10/14/part-one-three-hidden-ways-wheat-makes-you-fat/#more-2862

Read this Post to the end to learn how to How to Beat the Wheat, and Lose the Weight.

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Part One – Three Hidden Ways Wheat Makes You Fat

I know we love our bread, but did you know….

There are three major hidden reasons that wheat products, not just gluten (along with sugar in all its forms) is a major contributor to obesity, diabetes, heart disease, cancer, dementia, depression and so many other modern ills.

This is why there are now 30 % more obese than undernourished in the world, and why chronic lifestyle and dietary driven disease kills more than twice as many people as infectious disease globally.

Sadly, this tsunami of chronic illness is increasingly caused by eating our beloved diet staple, bread, the staff of life, and all the wheat products hidden in everything from soups to vodka to lipstick to envelope adhesive.

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What Sugar Does to Your Arteries

Probably the biggest damage from high amounts of sugar in the blood, with a diabetic, is done to your vascular system.

There are two types of damage to you vascular system:

  1. the macro vascular system, with the large vessels and
  2. the micro vascular system with small capillaries.

In the large vessels there is the coronary artery that supplies the heart muscle and there are peripheral arteries throughout body. There is also the micro vascular system that goes to the retina of the eye or the kidney.

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How Much Alcohol Would You Have to Drink Before Liver Damage

One study found that just 21 binge-drinking sessions could potentially produce early-stage liver disease.

In this study, a binge drinking session is classified as more than five drinks in two hours, and a drink is classified as 0.6 ounces of alcohol.

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How High Blood Glucose Levels Destroys These 4 Organs.

High blood sugar can destroy your organs. What you can do about it?

Glucotoxicity (toxicity of glucose, which is sugar) causes a massive oxidation effect, which is like rusting inside your body. It can happen in your arteries, brain, or nerves.

Your body starts to heal it with proteins, calcium, and cholesterol that form plaques. That is the body’s equivalent of a bandaid. (By the way, diabetics that consume antioxidants from real food can lower the effects of glucotoxicity.)

Then you have glycation, caused when glucose and protein are combined then heated, such as with barbequed ribs that you then eat. This can cause some proteins in your body to become unusable and cause damage anywhere within your body.

These are the four main organs at risk from high blood sugar:

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Potential Benefits And Side Effects Of Intermittent Fasting

These side effects only happen during the transition phase. If you push through it, you can receive amazing health benefits. If you start the Ketogenic diet and intermittent fasting correctly, these symptoms should not be a big problem.

Potential Intermittent Fasting Benefits:

1. Weight loss (especially in the mid-section)

2. Cognitive improvements (focus)

3. Less inflammation (arthritis, autoimmune)

4. Skin will improve

5. Improved memory 

6. Improved quality of sleep 

7. Less hunger 

8. Fewer cravings 

Potential Side Effects of Intermittent Fasting: 

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The Side Effects of Intermittent Fasting.

Intermittent Fasting Has Incredible Benefits:

  • Weight loss, especially in your midsection
  • Cognitive improvement
  • Decreased inflammation, including for conditions like arthritis and autoimmune diseases
  • Improved memory
  • Better sleep
  • Decreased hunger
  • Fewer food cravings

You need to know about the potential side effects of intermittent fasting.

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