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Do You Or Someone In Your Family Have Diabetes?

Diabetes and Diet: Here’s What You Need to Know Around 34 million Americans—roughly 1 in 10—have some form of diabetes, and another 88 million have prediabetes. Read on for an overview of how diabetes works; how type 1 differs from type 2; common symptoms; and how you can prevent, manage, or (in the case ofContinue reading “Do You Or Someone In Your Family Have Diabetes?”

Eggs Now Being Sold As Heart Healthy

F-FC ClipBoard: Notice there’s no mention of salmonella poisoning? You can’t believe any of these so-called benefits when WebMD is obviously controlled my government forces that support the slaughter industries. People spent years moving away from egg consumption, and now that the economy is tanking due to the CC Virus and massive protests resulting inContinue reading “Eggs Now Being Sold As Heart Healthy”

Can Vegans Get Enough Protein?

5 little-known facts about protein | Examine.com

5 little-known facts about protein Can you survive if you eat only protein? Can you survive without eating protein? How does your body keep functioning when you fast? Do high-protein diets actually promote weight loss, or do they only help you retain muscle when you eat below maintenance? Our evidence-based analysis on 5 little-known factsContinue reading “5 little-known facts about protein | Examine.com”

8 High-Protein Vegetables

8 High-Protein Vegetables Slabs of meat don’t have to be the only protein-rich items on your dinner plate. Check out which vegetables provide the protein boost you’re looking for. Stephanie Smith And Krissy Kendall, PhD August 25, 2017 No, we’re not talking about sprinkling your greens with a scoop of protein powder or chasing thoseContinue reading “8 High-Protein Vegetables”

Elevated Urea Levels & Too Much Protein

If you’re eating a high-protein diet to lose weight or increase muscle mass, your body may be producing high amounts of urea, a byproduct of protein metabolism. Urea builds up in your blood, and the excess is excreted by the kidneys through your urine. Consuming too much protein may strain your kidneys, and ifContinue reading “Elevated Urea Levels & Too Much Protein”

Here’s What a Doctor Has to Say About All That Protein You’re Eating

Though some research does suggest that high-protein diets lead to weight loss in the short term, the greater body of evidence indicates that in the long term, these diets may do more harm than good.

PLANT PROTEIN CHART by NO MEAT ATHLETE

The CANNIBALIZING FACTOR -Animal vs Plant

THE CANNIBALIZING FACTOR When you cannibalize an animal you signal to your body-brain impending death, causing your body-brain to go into a fat-producing and fat-conserving mode, slowing all your bodily functions as a means to preserve and extend your life span. This is not the same as a slowed metabolic rate, such as inducing sleepContinue reading “The CANNIBALIZING FACTOR -Animal vs Plant”