Belly Fat Diet - Articles
High-fat diets and Cancer
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Amy D.
... e this isn't one of those posts that start linking red-meat as the cause of cancer. :0) It's actually quite the opposite! I just read this exciting article titled Can a High-Fat Diet Beat Cancer? From the article: Since early 2007, Dr. Melanie Schmidt and biologist Ulrike Kämmerer, both at the Würzburg hospital, have been enrolling cancer patients ...
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HIGH FAT DIETS LOWER ENDURANCE
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marie dufour RD
By Marie Dufour, RD – TAKE IT FROM THE RATS…. High-fat diets have long been known to lead to obesity, diabetes and heart failure and to be associated with cognitive decline in the long run. But what is their short-term effect ...
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Low-Fat Diets
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Mark D.
I always ask the same question when someone tells me they're on a LOW-FAT DIET. Why? The answers are usually something like: 1. Fats are bad for me. 2. I'm trying to lose weight on my low-fat diet. 3. I saw this commercial on television a ...
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trans fats in the diet
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Martin Eastwood
A review of trans fats by D Mozaffarian, A Aro and W C Willett indicating that these ar not too good for out health. Growing evidence indicates that trans-fatty acids (TFA) adversely affect ca ...
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All Diets Are High-Fat Diets
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Richard Nikoley
... with Dr. Mary C. Vernon, a physician who treats diabetes and other ailments by putting her patients on a low-carb diet.At one point, she pointed out that all diets (presuming fat loss is the objective) are high fat diets.Get it?Let's say you have 50 pounds of excess fat you'd like to lose in order to get down to around 15% body fat or thereabouts. ...
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Minimal Effect of Low-Fat Diets
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Matt M.
As discussed previously, diets are a poor method of improving body composition. In the short term, any type of diet - low-fat, low-carb, etc. - will produce weight loss. Over the long run (1 year or more), most or all of this weight will come back.Many people think low-fat diets are an exception ...
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High Fat Diet Promotes Cancer Spread
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Kathleen
Researchers have found that consuming a high fat diet increases the chances that cancer will metastasize, or spread, by three hundred percent. Purdue University scientists have precisely measured the process of how a hi ...
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