[FREE MOVIE TILL JULY 4TH] This movie will be LIFE CHANGING for many!!! Please, spread the word. Share it on your wall. I have been saying this for years. FAT does not make us fat!!! You have been brainwashed by conventional dietary theories. For years. Many many doctors, nutritionists, government officials still suggest you need to keep your saturated fat intake under 10%. And keeping your diet about 60% carbs. EDUCATE yourself. Stop listening to the so called authority or you will pay with your health. Even diabetes organizations promote carbohydrates as a major component of a healthy diet—even though grains break down to sugar in your body, and sugar promotes insulin resistance, which is the root cause of type 2 diabetes in the first place. Refined carbohydrates promote chronic inflammation in your body, elevate low-density LDL cholesterol, and ultimately lead to insulin and leptin resistance. Insulin and leptin resistance, in turn, is at the heart of obesity and most chronic disease, including diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and Alzheimers—all the top killers in the US. The persistent myth that dietary fat causes obesity and promotes heart disease has undoubtedly ruined the health of millions of people. Its difficult to know just how many people have succumbed to chronic poor health from following conventional low-fat, high-carb recommendations, but Im sure the number is significant. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this movie, Cereal Killers, 41-year-old Donal ONeill turns the American food pyramid upside-down—eliminating sugars and grains, and dramatically boosting his fat intake. In so doing, he improves his health to the point of reducing his hereditary risk factors for heart disease to nil. Watching peoples reactions to his diet brings home just how brainwashed weve all become when it comes to dietary fat. Most fear it. Yet they will consume sugar in amounts that virtually guarantee theyll suffer all the devastating health consequences theyre trying to prevent by avoiding fat, and then some! bit.ly/1m8WRJY
Posted on: Thu, 03 Jul 2014 02:11:56 +0000
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