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Most of the people consider that calories are not essential if you want to lose weight and then manage your weight properly.There are 3 macro nutrients where the calories come in food i.e., carbohydrate, fat and protein by which the total calories are furnished. Whenever we exceed our caloric needs, the body stores the excess calories as fat in specialized cells called adipocytes, which are more commonly known as fat cells. If you were to eat a low carbohydrate and protein diet, the elementary calories source would be fat.If this diet moderate just 1500 calories per day, you would lose body fat, and develop 6-pack abs, despite the fact that 1000 calories per day might come from fat, which is clearly a high-fat diet. The food which is made with sugar and flour should excess calories as they make up about 40% and these food raise blood level of glucose, which converts into fat and get stored in fat cells.
A success plan for pain-free living: an antidote for the opioid crisis
As most people know, there is an opioid crisis in America. Not well known is that opioids have been one of the most common prescribed medications in America for several decades.
My friend and colleague Dr. John Rosa is an opioid crisis expert and functions as a White House Surrogate/Consultant and a Law Enforcement Consultant (Homeland Security, DOJ, DEA). He was asked by Jack Canfield’s people to write a chapter for Jack’s new book to be released in early 2019 entitled The Recipe for Success. As I have spent many years writing about pain and inflammation, he invited me to coauthor the chapter with him. Read more...
The term “superfood” has been used now for several years and is accepted by many people as factual — meaning that certain foods have super healthy benefits and without them, your body will suffer. This is far from an accurate characterization. Below is the list of the 10 top superfoods found on a pro-superfood website:
Almonds
Broccoli rabe
Avocados
Raw milk
Wheatgrass
Salmon
Flaxseeds
Blueberries
Cinnamon
Sweet potatoes
Here is a list of the 10 top superfoods from the National Health Services in the UK, which correctly criticizes the characterization of these foods as “super”: See here…
The position taken by the superfood advocates is that these foods are needed to somehow supercharge ones’ health, or that optimal health cannot be achieved without these foods, which are views that reflect a lack of understanding of health promotion. Consider the fact that most Americans are overweight and inflamed — this means that adding a cup of blueberries per day or adding cinnamon or garlic to meals, will NOT have a “super” effect on the system and convert an inflamed obese person into a DeFlamed obese person or somehow stimulate weight loss. Read more…
In a certain sector of society that is interested in diet, the “all meat” or “carnivore” diet has emerged as a fad diet that is both embraced and criticized. Not surprisingly, those that embrace and criticize the all meat diet, are missing a couple of key points that need to be understood.
Point 1 — For modern day people, it is difficult to conceptualize how difficult it was to acquire food in pre-modern times. For my entire life, handfuls of food have been readily available. The same holds true for my parents who grew up in the 1930s.
Before modern times, humans had to “exercise” for their food — foraging for vegetation or hunting animals of the land, water, and air. If you were from the Arctic Circle, your food options would be entirely different compared to those living in Arizona, which would be different than those living in Florida, which would be different than those living in Peru, which would be different than those living in the Amazon, etc. Read more…
Dieting is only one part of the weight management picture. Most important is learning about the obesogenic environment in which we all live, which promotes weight gain and obesity, and also learning how to control our brain, body physiology, emotions, and primordial drives that want us fat. If you do not exert dominion over these four factors, you will be fat. After reading this book, you will understand the primary non-food factors that drive us to endlessly overeat, which are really responsible for the obesity epidemic. By properly engaging your brain, body physiology, emotions, and primordial drives, you can achieve and maintain your body weight goal for the rest of your life. Read more…
The DeFlame Diet is actually a concept…it is not a specific rigid diet, and this is not a trivial semantic issue. Additionally, by embracing The DeFlame Diet concept, it can help you to better deal with the dietary challenges that we all face.
What challenges am I referring to? Consider the fact that most people in America are overweight or obese, which means most people eat high calorie foods in excess of their caloric needs. I can say for myself that, while I am not overweight, I deal with the same dietary challenge. And most of the non-overweight people I know, agree with me on this. In other words, we also want to eat high calorie foods, we just stop ourselves. This can be achieved by anyone but it requires developing the proper weight management mindset, which involves living in a perpetual state of mindfulness regarding caloric intake. This mindset can be likened to taking care of an infant or young child, which involves creating a healthy environment that is free of catastrophic dangers.
If you are overweight, I recommend you acquire a copy of my new book entitled Weight Loss Secrets You Need To Know, which is available for as little as .99 cents for the kindle version:
The information in the Weight Loss Secrets book was not included in The DeFlame Diet for a very specific reason…food eating is an emotional event, and this is both for normal weight and overweight people. For this reason, I think it is foolish to tag a specific eating style as being required for weight management. In other words, you could be a carnivore, omnivore, lacto-ovo vegetarian or a vegan to achieve normal weight and an anti-inflammatory state. My preference is to be an omnivore and I am not opposed to other options, AND the reason for this has to do with understanding the key guideline that forms the found of The DeFlame Diet.
The key guideline of The DeFlame Diet is to reduce or eliminate nutrient-free calories made from refined sugar, flour and oils, and replace them with whole foods from plant and animal origin. The way you determine the best diet for you is based on how you feel and by normalizing easy-to-measure markers of inflammation. These markers are listed in Chapter 9, which is entitled “Self-assessment – am I inflamed?
I have created several videos that outline The DeFlame Diet mindset. You should watch these. Three of the more useful videos in this regard are entitled:
