Why We Get Sick: The Hidden Epidemic at the Root of Most Chronic Disease―and How to Fight It

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Why We Get Sick: The Hidden Epidemic at the Root of Most Chronic Disease―and How to Fight It

Why We Get Sick: The Hidden Epidemic at the Root of Most Chronic Disease―and How to Fight It

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Keep in mind muscle weighs more than fat, so you won’t be losing as much weight when you do resistance training. People are scared of saturated fat, but if you try to avoid it you tend to replace it with polyunsaturated fat from seed oils. Sleep deprivation also increases IR, and it doesn’t take very much. The effect is larger with light exposure at night. Evolution consists entirely of trial-and-error tinkering. The process is slow and unguided — in some ways misguided — by there is no limit to the precision and complexity of adaptation that the Darwinian process can generate. of the 10 references we reviewed were either irrelevant, not convincing, or weakly supported the claim.

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Protein raises insulin, but it depends on your blood glucose levels. In general it raises it about two times fasting level.

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These enzymes are not as potent as those in goats or deers, but are more potent than those of a dog or cat. We could be seriously poisoned if we ate a deer's diet of leaves and acorns. By having that exposure, you’ll have all these extra hornets flying around in your mucous protecting you,” he added.

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LDL helps convey LPS out of the body, one reason why low LDL can raise the risk of serious infection. IR is probably also a major contributor to earlier and earlier puberty, as fat storage and leptin send signals to start puberty.This leads us to wonder again: Why hasn't this devastating gene been eliminated? The answer is that it does little harm until the age of forty. A patient who becomes ill after that age will generally have no fewer children than an average person. Since natural selection favors the number of times a gene is copied, it is not so interested in the health of individuals later in life. As long as a gene doesn't reduce the number of surviving offspring, it will still be preserved no matter how devastating the effect is. There are also disease-causing genes that may even increase reproductive success, for example the genes that cause manic-depressive illness. Mania patients are sexually aggressive and combative, and many of them are brilliant, successful, and extremely attractive.



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