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2009-09-11T15:51:00.000-07:00

Could Parasites be the Cause of Your Unsuccessful Fat Loss Program?

2009-04-09T11:42:00.000-07:00

Could Hidden Parasites be Keeping You Fat ?

As seen in the previous video, horrible parasites may well be the reason that you cannot lose weight now matter what you try.

You may have found that no matter what type of diet you have tried – whether it was reducing calories, increasing or reducing carbohydrates, fat or protein intakes, exercising till your heart drops out that no matter what you cannot lose the extra pounds and weight.

According to the WHO – the World Health Organization, 3.5 billion – yes that is right billions not millions of people throughout the world suffer from types of parasitic infestations and infections. You would think because you live in the clean modern US of A that you are immune and safe from these problems. Not so. Not all of these people of the 3.5 billion. Since the world population is estimated at 6.5 billion and since 3.5 billions are thought to be infected might it not happen to you?

Parasitic infestations may be severe or mild and can be life threatening, they may be apparently symptom less and go on for years. You may never even know that you are infected by parasites unless it becomes a problems that is apparent – such as poor absorption of critical vitamins leading to anemia or weight loss that is found to be the result of a large tapeworm or worms.

However in your case the direct cause of that weight gain that seems to be permanent and will never go away no matter what you do may well be those so called hidden insidious parasites.

Believe it or not parasites are a hidden major source of weight gain. Fish or meat that is raw, rare or cooked in a microwave oven is not exposed to the high heat necessary to kill those evil weight causing parasites like worms and protozoa and their offspring. Once in the gut these hardy creatures absorb the nutrients necessary to keep blood sugar levels balanced and energy levels for you high. As a result you may have sugar cravings in addition to chronic fatigue and even depression. Further since the body’s food intake feedback control system has been short-circuited biochemical signals that are normally correct are no erroneously reporting to your body and brain that you are in hunger further causing you to mistakenly overeat.

In essence the parasites are tricking your body into having you eat more so that they can be well fed and reproduce. So crafty. And at your expense in terms of calorie intake and weight gain.

What can be done? The first step is awareness and prevention. Choose your meals and preparation types well. Have your food especially meats well cooked in a proper hot oven. It may be hard for you though if it is your preference to miss that rare steak.

Secondly be very careful when you are on vacation especially to exotic climes including third world countries where sanitation and proper hygiene may not be the norm. Remember that seemingly innocent things like ice to cool a drink may be suspect.
Lastly be careful of water born parasites. If in doubt boil the water over a stove or in a kettle or coffee pot. And as well be careful if you swim away from chlorinated swimming pools.

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Who will win the 2009 Masters Tournament? Tiger Woods back!

2009-04-09T09:24:00.000-07:00

The best players in the world gather at this hallowed ground in search of the coveted Green Jacket. “The Golden Bear” Jack Nicklaus holds the record with six victories in this event, but Tiger Woods is coming on strong with four victories to date.

In 2008, the tournament was truly one for the ages — Trevor Immelman stunned the sports world, holding off a late charge by Tiger Woods to capture the coveted green jacket. Tiger Woods makes his triumphant return to Augusta after knee surgery cut short his 2008 campaign, but in just his third start of the year at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Tiger came from five strokes back to win his first event of 2009. Which elite golfer will make his way into Masters’ history in ‘09?

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Body fat that keeps us thin

2009-04-09T07:10:00.000-07:00

Three new studies reveal the benefits of brown body fat...

We’ve come to accept that there’s “good” cholesterol and “bad” cholesterol, said Alan Bavley in The Kansas City Star. Now, thanks to three new studies in The New England Journal of Medicine, we’ll learn a similar distinction for fat. The “bad” kind, white fat, is what you see clumping around your waistline, but active brown “good” fat—previously thought to disappear after infancy—actually works to burn white fat, even in adults.

If researchers come up with a way of stimulating your brown fat, said Daniel DeNoon in WebMD Health News, “you could lose 9 pounds or more of bad white fat every year—without having to eat less or exercise more.” Think of the potential for new obesity therapies! Brown fat becomes active in low temperatures, when it warms you up by burning white fat as fuel, so until science gets a breakthrough you can at least lower the heat.

“Before we all turn our thermostats down or consider joining the Polar Bear Club,” said Alice Park in Time, we should let scientists gather more information. Nobody knows, for example, why women are twice as likely as men to have active brown fat, or if a successful pill to activate the fat would “throw off other metabolic systems” and do more damage than good.

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Source: http://www.theweek.com

So, what is Brown Fat?

2009-04-08T21:22:00.000-07:00

Brown Fat seems to be a hot topic subject these days... but most people barely know what it really is. Here's a quick sneak of what it really is from the WSJ. Enjoy!

"So everybody’s talking about brown fat this morning. That’s what happens when the New England Journal of Medicine publishes three papers suggesting that a kind of fat previously thought to mostly disappear after infancy actually persists into adulthood — and may someday be the basis for new ways to fight obesity.

But what is the stuff?

Scientists call it brown adipose tissue (”adipose tissue” is a fancy way to say “fat”), and it really is brownish. The color comes from mitochondria, which exist inside of cells and produce energy.

Usually, mitochondria store that energy for later use. But the mitochondria in brown fat don’t do a very efficient job of storage, and lots of the energy is lost in the form of heat. As a result, newborns (and rodents, which also have brown fat) use the stuff to keep warm. Regular fat (aka white adipose tissue) stores energy for future use, but isn’t an internal space heater like brown fat.

People who are thin appear to have more brown fat than people who are overweight or obese, and the brown fat in thin people appears to be more active in burning energy. It’s stored in the back and around the neck and the collar bone, and it seems to start cranking out the heat when the temperature gets cooler.

Of course, burning up energy in an inefficient way could be a good way to help people lose weight. The WSJ suggests that drugs might someday be developed to promote the development of more brown fat or stimulate existing brown fat to start cranking out heat. But that would be years off."