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Dr. Hyman Separates Fat from Fiction
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Fat From Fiction
March 4th, 2016
Everyone seems to be
talking about fat these days.
In his latest book, my good
friend and #1 New York
Times bestselling author Dr.
Mark Hyman reveals an
important new medical
discovery that turns our
understanding of why we
get fat and sick completely
upside down.
With Eat Fat Get Thin Dr.
Hyman separates fat from
fiction by giving you the
skinny on fats - what to eat
and how to use dietary fats
to regain your health and
ideal body weight.
Dr. Hyman explains why
eating the right fat can
make you thin. He reveals
how the right fats increase
metabolism, stimulate fat burning, and help cut hunger.
Let's look at some fat facts from Eat Fat Get Thin
1. Sugar, not fat, makes you fat. The average American
eats 152 pounds of sugar and 146 pounds of flour that
converts to sugar every year. That's nearly a pound of
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sugar and flour combined every day! You can't burn all the
sugar you eat. Inevitably, your body stores it as fat.
2. Dietary fat Is more complex than sugar. There are
some 257 names for sugar, but despite very minor
variations, they all create the same damage. In other
words, sugar is sugar is sugar; it all wreaks havoc on your
health. Fat is more complex. We have saturated,
monounsaturated, polyunsaturated, and even trans fats,
not to mention subcategories within each group.
3. Some fats are unhealthy. They Include trans fat and
inflammatory vegetable oils. Unfortunately, these fats
have increased in our diet as they make us fatter and
contribute to inflammation, which plays a role in nearly
every chronic disease on the planet.
4. Eating fat can make you lean. Healthy cell walls made
from high-quality fats are better able to metabolize
insulin, which keeps blood sugar better regulated. Without
proper blood sugar control, the body socks away fat for a
rainy day. The right fats also increase fat burning, cut
your hunger, and reduce fat storage. Eating the right fats
makes you lose weight, while eating excess sugar and the
WRONG types of fat make you fat.
5. Your brain Is about 60 percent fat. Of that percentage,
the biggest portion comes from the omega-3 fat
called docosahexaenoic acid (DHALYour brain needs DHA
to spark communication between cells. Easy access to
high-quality fat boosts cognition, happiness, learning, and
memory. In contrast, studies link a deficiency of omega-3
fatty acids to depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and
schizophrenia.
6. Your body gives you signs whether or not you are
getting enough quality fat.The higher-quality the fat,
the better your body will function. That's because the
body uses the fat you eat to build cell walls. You have
more than 10 trillion cells in your body, and every single
one of them needs high-quality fat. How do you know If
your cells are getting the fats they need?
Your body sends signals when It's not getting enough good fats:
o Dry, itchy, scaling, or flaking skin
o Soft, cracked, or brittle nails
o Hard earwax
o Tiny bumps on the backs of your arms or torso
o Achy, stiff joints
Some of Dr. Hyman's favorite sources of fat include:
• Avocados
• Nuts—walnuts, almonds, pecans, macadamia nuts, but
not peanuts
• Seeds—pumpkin, sesame, chia, hemp
• Fatty fish, including sardines, mackerel, herring, and wild
salmon that are rich in omega-3 fats
• Extra virgin olive oil
• Extra virgin coconut oil, which is a great plant-based
source of saturated fat that has many benefits. It fuels
your mitochondria, is anti-inflammatory.
Want to learn more? Watch the Q&A video on Fat.
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Here are just some of the questions Dr. Hyman answers in
this video:
• If it's not fat, what is the true cause of heart disease,
diabetes, and disease?
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How can we differentiate between good and bad fats?
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And how did we get into this big, fat mess?
Plus, you'll discover how you can get your copy of Dr. Hyman's
new book and receive up to 9 not-to-be-missed bonus gifts.
I know you probably have a lot of questions...
Get the FREE Q&A Video here.
It covers the top questions he gets about fat, and simple
strategies you can implement today to look and feel your best in
no time.
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