Posts tagged with "weight-management-science"
Have you noticed how most people gain weight after following a diet? If you want to learn why diets don't work and how to lose weight healthy, this post is for you. One thing I have learned over and over again, as a creator of my program and working with students, is that if you REALLY learn what’s important and leave aside what is not, you’ll succeed.
If you are trying to lose weight you have probably looked at many options, and most likely you have tried cutting down on calories, a specific food group and/or increasing your exercise levels. But have you tried focusing only on the quality of the foods you eat? The Stanford Prevention Research Center has recently finished a study concerning the best approach when you are trying to lose weight: quality versus quantity, and I want to explore those concepts with you.
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This is my last post of the series "Other Hormones Related to Weight Loss Management" Movement Hormones Adrenaline and Noradrenaline help burn fat tissue. They are secreted when exercising and help provide the muscle with energy by burning stored fat in the fat tissue. Another reason to pay good attention to exercise and move! Weight Loss Management Hormone-Friendly Food Here is a list of some Weight Loss Management Hormone-Friendly Foods · HGH friendly foods: Whole grains, legumes,...
So much is going on after the new guidelines to expand the recommendations of using statins to control cholesterol. I wanted to share with you this article from Kelly Brogan M.D Holistic Women’s Health Dr. Psychiatry, NYC. Not only the issue the article is really interesting, but it is somehow related to my post from 2 weeks ago about Garcina Cambogia, when I discussed about the scientific community not always being right or having results that prove not right in the future. In her article...
Cortisol is a stress hormone, but more than a challenging stress type—a test, a meeting, a date—it is related to that negative stress when we see everything particularly dark, everything is negative and you think you will never find a solution or will end that particular situation. I am sure you have heard this type of thinking has negative repercussion in your body. Well, cortisol released on those situations can have something to do with it. Cortisol not only increases the cravings for...
Following my post series on other hormones related to weight management, the main interest of estrogen in women is basically on how it changes while we age (and more specifically when we enter menopause) and makes it easier to gain weight and therefore more difficult to lose weight. In women, estrogen changes from one type to another: From the youth-type estradiol, which helps us to keep our burning metabolism high and our fat storages under control, to the estrone form, which not only does...
I just wanted to give you some information about trans fats, since my next post will cover news about trans fats regulations. Trans fat are hydrogenated vegetal fats and shortening added to many industrial foods like cookies, bread, cereals, crackers, dressings, margarines, popcorn, fried foods, toppings… the list can go on and on. They are also found in most fried food. They increase LDL, the bad kind of cholesterol, and lower HDL, the good kind of cholesterol. They also increase...
You can see the pancreas plays a very important role in the weight management story, by providing us with the necessary insulin to balance the glucose levels and its PEAKS. We need to treat this organ right and be considerate to it. If we want to be Pancreas’ friend, this is what we should be doing to help it: 1) Learn about the Glycemic Index (GI) and Glycemic Load (GL) of food and limit the amount of highly glycemic food we ingest. If we have our pancreas always working too hard for us, it...