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Question by : Is high metabolism considered a thyroid disease?
I was looking at nasal spray and it said to contact a doctor if you have a thyroid disease.
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Answer by Kelle
No , it has nothing to with your thyroid but i would be asking a doctor not a stranger on the net , in case I’m wrong.
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Question by Sherise Casares: Confusion about weight loss? How is it possible to have permanent weight loss if dieting slows down metabolism?
well, i know that eating less will have the body adjust to the new calorie intake and thus, no further weight loss. So how is it possible to have permanent weight loss if eating less doesn’t work?
Please give tips and suggestions, people who have sucessfully lost weight. thanks soo much!
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Answer by Kristen Nikki
No, if you eat less, your body will adjust and then the next time you eat the slightest bit of more food, like an extra snack, you gain more weight than you usually would.
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www.undergroundwellness.com In a study published in 1996 in the Journal of Lipid Research, animals fed a diet consisting of at least 50 percent MCFAs had significant weight loss. In contrast, a group fed the same diet with the same number of calories, but consisting of 50-percent long-chain fatty acids (LCFAs found in other foods), lost no weight whatsoever. Other studies confirm that MCFAs are oxidized (burned up and used for energy) instead of being stored in the fatty tissue of the body, as are the LCFAs. As a result, you generate more heat to burn calories, kick-starting the body into burning up existing fat stores. Studies with human confirm animal research * A study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition in 1991 found that humans consuming a meal containing 30 grams (2 tablespoons) MCFAs and 8 grams (about 1.5 tablespoons) LCFAs had a significant rise in temperature compared to those who at the same meal containing 38 grams LCFA. This rise in temperature indicates higher metabolic activity caused by better thyroid functioning, revealing how coconut oil helps your thyroid and boosts your metabolism More in the book Eat Fat, Lose Fat by Sally Fallon and Dr. Mary Enig Personal Training with Sean available at Fit Athletic San Diego: fitathletic.com
It’s Wednesday and I’m here to debunk the metabolism myth! Let me know what you think! Don’t forget to check out our weekly challenge! Five4Fitness are: Monday Trav www.youtube.com Tuesday – Jill – www.youtube.com Wednesday Damion – www.youtube.com Thursday – Steph – www.youtube.com Friday – Jay – www.youtube.com Opening music adapted from Evolved by Jason Shaw @ audionautix.com