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  • Top 10 Myths About the Keto Diet That You Need to Stop Believing

    • Created by: Alan Zalewski
    • Published: 09-17-2020, 07:34 AM
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    Top 10 Myths About the Keto Diet That You Need to Stop Believing




    There are a lot of rumors and speculation surrounding the keto diet. Let's make it clear and consider the 10 main ones. We will now go through these points briefly.
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    MYTH: the brain needs glucose to function properly and the keto diet doesn't give it everything it needs.

    FACT: the brain needs 1- 1.7 oz (30-50 g) of glucose per day, which can be obtained by the body from protein through gluconeogenesis, and it does not need to consume    ...
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  • Sauna as a Detox Practice: Fact or Fiction?

    • Created by: Alan Zalewski
    • Published: 09-16-2020, 07:16 AM
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    Sauna as a Detox Practice: Fact or Fiction?





    Can toxins come out with sweat through the skin when we steam in the sauna? Let's study the opinion of the scientific community.

    The skin is quite a detoxifying organ. When the liver, kidneys, or intestines can not cope with the excretion of decay products and toxic substances, the skin takes a hit and then we see rashes on it or feel increased sweating (remember how they tell us to drink hot and wrap ourselves in a blanket during a cold?).

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  • The Ketogenic Diet - Why I Decided to Follow It All My Life

    • Created by: Penny Katic
    • Published: 09-15-2020, 07:22 AM
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    The Ketogenic Diet - Why I Decided to Follow It All My Life





    What associations do you have with the word "diet"?


    I have these:
    • a diet is something short-term
    • a diet is a strict restriction of my menu
    • a diet is a test of willpower
    • a diet is a stress and physical discomfort
    • a diet ends in failure, a rollback to previous levels, and often with weight gain, guilt, and frustration

    And behind all these points are not very pleasant emotions, do you agree?


    Well, the ketogenic    ...
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  • Interval Fasting: a Detailed Guide for Beginners

    • Created by: Claudia Allen
    • Published: 09-14-2020, 09:24 AM
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    Interval Fasting: a Detailed Guide for Beginners





    You may not know it, but you've been practicing interval fasting for a long time. Why is it popular, why is it dangerous, and how can I put up with the feeling of hunger? Read the guide and learn everything you need to start in 10 minutes.

    Interval fasting got into the trends of diets a few years ago and still does not give up positions. Perhaps because it is practically the embodiment of our dream - to eat and not get fat. But with a caveat: only at certain    ...
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    Last edited by Claudia Allen; 09-14-2020, 12:19 PM.

  • Research: Ketones Help With Heart Failure

    • Created by: Alan Zalewski
    • Published: 09-13-2020, 07:45 AM
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    Research: Ketones Help With Heart Failure




    Ketones are already known to be good for the brain. For example, they help people with Alzheimer's disease.

    There is reason to believe that ketones are also useful directly for the heart - in case of heart failure.




    Ketones for heart failure

    A study of patients with chronic heart failure was published in the journal Circulation of the American Heart Association (AAC).

    Note: Heart failure is the inability    ...
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    Last edited by Alan Zalewski; 09-15-2020, 08:44 PM.

  • A Brain-healthy Diet: What Helped Humans Evolve From Primates?

    • Created by: Alan Zalewski
    • Published: 09-12-2020, 08:10 AM
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    A Brain-healthy Diet: What Helped Humans Evolve From Primates?






    The diet of a prehistoric man, a hunter and gatherer, had much more protein and much fewer carbohydrates than the diet of an ordinary modern man. Yes, our forefathers did not grow grain, did not make flour and did not cook cereals. And, of course, they didn't have any fat-free products.

    I wonder what served as a source of protein for an ancient man. Among other things, they ate insects, which many peoples feed on to this day, and slugs.
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    Last edited by Alan Zalewski; 09-14-2020, 12:28 PM.

  • Side Effects of the Keto Diet. Causes and Solutions

    • Created by: Alan Zalewski
    • Published: 09-11-2020, 07:34 AM
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    Side Effects of the Keto Diet. Causes and Solutions






    In this article I'll describe side effects of the keto diet and ways to deal with them at the initial stage of keto. If you are just going to keto, it is better to read this article first. Forewarned is forearmed (read, remember and you will succeed!).

    In the early stages of the keto diet, you need to consume enough fiber. If you eat enough greens with each meal, then you should not consume additional fiber. In other cases, I recommend eating a spoonful    ...
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    Last edited by Alan Zalewski; 09-14-2020, 12:30 PM.

  • Vitamins and Minerals: Functions, What They Are Useful for, Best Sources

    • Created by: Penny Katic
    • Published: 09-10-2020, 09:08 AM
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    Vitamins and Minerals: Functions, What They Are Useful for, Best Sources






    Most of us eat poorly (do not even doubt it), not receiving important nutrients that are vital for the normal functioning of the body.

    For many, the state of acute and persistent vitamin and mineral deficiency lasts for years. The consequences of a lack of important vitamins and minerals can be disastrous, up to death.

    The main goal of this article is to explain what vitamins and minerals are, their functions in the body, and what natural    ...
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    Last edited by Penny Katic; 09-14-2020, 12:33 PM.

  • The Illusion of Satiety: a List of Foods That Make You Want to Eat Even More

    • Created by: Penny Katic
    • Published: 09-09-2020, 08:52 AM
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    The Illusion of Satiety: a List of Foods That Make You Want to Eat Even More





    Some dishes can affect the body so that we almost immediately regain our appetite. After breakfast, lunch, or dinner, you think that you are full, but after a while, you want to eat again. The reasons for the saturation illusion are very simple.


    Some products increase the production of gastric juice, as well as increase glucose levels. These factors strongly affect the functioning of the stomach, which signals the desire to repeat a meal after a short    ...
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  • 3 Reasons to Drink Bulletproof Coffee. And a Big Reason Not to Drink

    • Created by: Mike Hendricks
    • Published: 09-08-2020, 06:55 AM
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    3 Reasons to Drink Bulletproof Coffee. And a Big Reason Not to Drink





    Why do we need bulletproof coffee?

    According to the idea of its creator, Dave Asprey, it makes us bulletproof. Just one cup and you are full of energy, you are ready to storm new heights and forget about hunger.

    Its recipe is simple: coffee, MCT oil, and butter whipped in a blender.

    It is very popular among us, fans of the keto diet. Let's find out what makes it so good.





    Hunger suppressio...
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    by Deborah Carbine





    For nearly a hundred years, scientists have been researching a method to slow down aging by reducing dietary calorie intake.

    Experiments on a variety of organisms, from yeast to rhesus monkeys, have shown that life expectancy can be increased if energy consumption is reduced by 10–30%.

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    by Deborah Carbine






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    by Antony Convey


    Emanuel Revici, MD, was born in 1898 and died in 1998 at the age of 101


    Since then, as doctors learned to separate the symptoms of cancer from the manifestations of other diseases, it is perceived as perhaps the most formidable disease for people.

    Although medicine is constantly evolving, and oncology also has its own achievements, the methods of chemotherapy and radiation therapy used in medical institutions do not help everyone.

    Moreover,    ...
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    by Antony Convey










    It is tempting to hide in this text behind jokes like “shit happens” and “princesses don't poop”. But if you ignore the topic of bowel movements, then you can skip serious health problems.

    Let's not be prudes! We suggest learning how to read about the health of the body by color, consistency, and other distinctive features of feces.






    How often do you poop?
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    02-15-2021, 10:31 AM
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    by Antony Convey






    Muscle mass begins to decline after age 30 at a rate of 3% per decade. It seems to be a trifle and at this age is completely invisible. After 50, muscle loss is about 1% of skeletal muscle mass each year and upon reaching the age of 60, this process accelerates significantly.

    Even more annoying, there is less muscle and more fatty tissue. Between the ages of 30 and 60, the average person annually loses 0.5 lbs (0.23 kg) of muscle and instead    ...
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