I am glad you posted that. This is awesome. Just like Ketogenic diet. A ketogenic diet calls for eliminating all but non-starchy vegetable carbohydrates, and replacing them with high amounts of healthy FATS (nuts) and low to moderate amounts of high-quality protein. Our body can burn two types of fuel: fat and carbs. In my estimation, I suspect about 99 percent of Americans are adapted to burning carbs as their primary fuel. It’s important to realize that when your body is adapted to burning carbs, you’re quite inflexible, metabolically speaking. Without fail, your body will be screaming for food about every two to three hours. These kinds of hunger pangs vanish once you become fat adapted, however. Then you can go all day and not be hungry, because you have far more fat in your body to burn than glucose. I firmly believe the ketogenic diet can be a tremendously beneficial strategy for optimizing our health and disease prevention and treatment plan, including cancer. It’s already a well-established first line of treatment against many seizure disorders. While most of our body’s cells have the metabolic flexibility to use either fat or sugar for fuel, cancer cells differ in that, they cannot use fat (ketones) to survive, they will starve and die, because they need glucose, and a low-oxygen environment.
Posted on: Sun, 22 Sep 2013 20:09:49 +0000
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