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These pickups shouldn’t be all- out sprints. Rather, do them at about 9. Workout- Booster B: Add hills to one of your regular weekly runs. To burn about 1. 00 extra calories with this workout, do one of your regular runs on a treadmill and adjust the incline. For example, you could replace a flat 4- miler with a 4- mile treadmill workout, in which the middle 2 miles are run at a 5- percent incline. Or run the middle 2. Just remember: For every 1- degree of incline, you get a 1. And don’t worry about pace. You’ll definitely need to do the incline sections slower than the flat sections, but you’ll still achieve the extra calorie- burn thanks to the increased workload. If you don’t have access to a treadmill, find some hills where you can either do a continuous hilly loop, or some long hill repeats. To get a rough estimate of a hill’s incline, try this trick: Ride your bike to the top of the hill in question and face it downhill. At the top, coast freely for 5 seconds and check the speedometer. The speed you hit after 5 seconds of rolling will roughly match the incline in degrees. So, if your speedometer reads 5 mph after the 5- second roll, you’re on a 5- percent incline. With this plan, as with Plan 1, add a mile or 2 to two of your runs each week, plus sprinkle in some speed and hillwork. Week. Mileage Extra Intensity- Cumulative. Weight. Calories Booster. Calories Lossxx. Burned. Calories. Burned(approx.)xx. Mileage: This plan will increase your weekly mileage from 2. Begin your mileage increases as explained in Plan 1. The only difference is that you continue to increase your mileage through week 6. Intensity: Along with your incremental mileage increases, increase the intensity of two of your other weekly runs by adding Workout- Booster A and Workout- Booster B (as explained in Plan 1) every week. 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To be clear, this is all the diet sodas you guys are relying on, and the blue, pink and yellow packets that folks are grabbing off the table,” says Dr. Oz referring to the artificial sweeteners used for adding to coffee and tea when at a restaurant or at home. According to Dr. Oz, research shows that using artificial sweeteners adds 7. Don't Miss: Two Fast Weight Loss Diets Ranked High by U. ![]() ![]() S. News & World Report. Eliminated Food #3: Refined Sugar and Alcohol. Although this is the hardest part for many people to stick to, Dr. Oz assures viewers that the craving is only temporary.“The first day or two after you get past the addictive part of the food you are eating, it . I hear this from a lot of women. ![]() ![]() Oz. Eliminated Food #4: Coffee. Also, coffee ends up being a trigger for a lot of you. It’s a trigger that makes you eat a lot of the foods that comes along with it like the donut in the morning or the pastry. The other thing is that you drink a lot of coffee and it elevates your cortisol, which gives you a false sense of energy,” says Dr.
Oz who explains further that this in turn messes with your hormones that in turn results in increased eating and weight gain. Eliminated Food #5: Dairy. Oz who tells viewers that the exception to this is that they are allowed to have Greek yogurt. Rapid Weight Loss Diet Step #2: Add Unlimited Quantities of Low Glycemic Food to Burn Fat Fast. There are only five weeks until Memorial Day, but there’s still time get in shape. Mehmet Oz of “The Dr. Oz Show” is on TODAY with tips on the three ways to.![]() Debunking the paleo diet . So how much of the diet phad the ? The answer is not really any of it. Dr. Christina Warinner has excavated around the world, from the Maya jungles of Belize to the Himalayan mountains of Nepal, and she is pioneering the biomolecular investigation of archaeological dental calculus (tartar) to study long- term trends in human health and diet. She is a 2. 01. 2 TED Fellow, and her work has been featured in Wired UK, the Observer, CNN. Der Freitag, and Sveriges TV. She obtained her Ph. D. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self- organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self- organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations). ![]() The Anti- Bodybuilding Hypertrophy Program . The muscle growth methods used by old- time strongmen were what revolutionized it. Not the tan and the trunks. Train for strength and grow at the same time. Your muscle size is determined by caloric intake. Toss out the rules that have inundated bodybuilding. ![]() Train more often, forget time under tension, and work through soreness. Use the following program to gain both muscle size and strength. No posing trunks required. Hypertrophy, Like You've Never Heard it Before. Never has there been a subject with more misinformation. Common sense and science often go to the wayside when it comes to muscle- building advice. That's probably because more is understood about the nervous system than muscle soreness, or maybe it's because most of the writers who are only concerned about hypertrophy training are imbeciles who can't even build muscle on themselves. You be the judge. I never liked bodybuilding until I started contributing to T Nation. Then I realized there are some pretty damn intelligent people out there who like it. Greg is not a liked man. In fact, he's quite possibly the most despised man in bodybuilding. Mention his name on an internet forum and this is what you'll hear: "Why. Top 8 Bodybuilding books and best bodybuilding book. If you’re tired of reading the same generic advice over and over again on internet bodybuilding forums, it’s. About Bodybuilding & Fat Loss Coach, Tom Venuto. Tom Venuto is a fat loss expert, natural (steroid-free) bodybuilder, nutrition researcher and author. For a balanced fitness program, strength training is essential. It can slow the muscle loss that comes with age, build the strength of your muscles and connective. Get back to bodybuilding's roots and build muscle using old-school strongmen techniques. I'm not talking about . Unfortunately, their methods have been largely forgotten. In exchange for infrequent, machine- laden, ineffective bodybuilding methods, many great principles have been lost. The Secret Bodybuilding Has Been Keeping From You. Here it is: Hypertrophy and strength training don't have to be two separate entities. I've never designed a program that was based solely on . Assuming all is normal with your physiology, even the best hypertrophy program won't build appreciable amounts of muscle if there are insufficient nutrients. Got it? Let's dig into some real hypertrophy methods so you can apply them to your current program in exchange for more functional muscle. Bodybuilders beware: The following may barbeque a few of your sacred cows! Five Principles of Hypertrophy. Train More Often. Drop the notion that a muscle group can only be trained once a week. Strongmen from the past didn't train that way and you shouldn't either. The more frequent the growth- stimulating sessions you can have, the better. Forget Time Under Tension. Don't put so much stock into the assumption that hypertrophy- inducing sets must last from 4. Or 4. 3. 5 to 6. 8. So that must mean the classic 5 x 5 method doesn't build any muscle since those sets don't last at least 4. Or maybe everyone who uses the 5 x 5 method is actually using a tempo where each rep takes eight seconds? Nope, sorry. 3 –There's a Daily Limit to Muscle Stimulation. To quote a bodybuilding catch- phrase from the 1. Leave grunting and screaming for the frat boys who have 1. That's okay! The soreness will subside once recovery increases and proper adaptation has taken place. Soreness is your body's way of saying, . And it's similar to the principles the old- time strongmen used to follow. Now, let's get to the program that's going to build some serious muscle and increase strength levels! Keep in mind you can pick your own exercises. What's listed are just examples. Day 1. Sets Per Muscle Group: Chest 1. Back 1. 0Movement Plane: Horizontal. Examples: Flat Barbell Bench, Barbell Row, Seated Cable Row (both back movements using a pronated grip with the width the exact same as bench press)Reps: 3. Load: 8. 0% of 1. RMRest: 6. 0 seconds between supersets (i. That's because the best increases in upper arm hypertrophy are achieved through compound exercises such as dips, chin- ups, bench presses and rows. Therefore, no direct arm work is prescribed in this program. It's a strange phenomenon. Every trainee who's been around the iron game for more than a year knows that big arms are built from compound exercises, but people are still convinced they need direct arm work! So it's your choice. I don't recommend the direct upper- arm work option, but some people will add direct arm work anyway, so do what you want. Follow the same parameters in the plan, but cut the total sets in half. For example, on the 1. RM (i. e, Day 1), do the following: Preacher Curl, Decline Dumbbell Triceps Extension. Superset Sets: 5 Reps: 3 Load: 8. RM Rest: 6. 0 seconds. On the other upper body day with 6. RM, do the following: Incline Hammer Curl, Tricep Pressdown. Superset Sets: 2- 3 Reps: 1. Load: 6. 0% of 1. RM Rest: 6. 0 seconds. Feed Your Muscle. If maximum hypertrophy is your goal, eat plenty and use advanced workout nutrition. Follow the details of this program and you'll be rewarded with head- turning muscle mass and a better understanding of. Lemon Cleanse. LEMON. DRINK for your Master Cleanseyou need: *. FRESH squeezed lemon or lime juice (approx. Grade B (the darker the better)**. In a 3. 00ccm (1. Garden Greens Colon CleanseColon cleanse by Dr. This colon cleanse is designed to eliminate crippling bacteria, parasites, and toxic buildup. Lemon Cleanse The imbalance of ones system might manifest as disease and start in the intestines, so it is a good idea to do a cleansing. We should be aware that one. No matter what kind of aches, pains, fatigue and health problems you struggle with -- or how long you've suffered -- the enclosed information is sure to bring a. Lymph cleanse made simple. Complete how to guide for a lymphatic system cleanse. The lymph system is an often ignored but vital detox organ. How To Cleanse Your Colon? There are many different types of colon cleanse methods. Detox foods can give a very cleaning effect to the whole digestive system. ![]() They are over- refined. A small pinch of cayenne pepper (to taste). Spring or purified water, between. Or. in two 1 liter bottles: Juice of 3 lemons, divided equally between the. An equal quantity of grade. B or C maple syrup in each bottle (about 8. A pinch. of cayenne in each bottle Spring or purified water (fill bottles to the. Mix all the ingredients by thoroughly shaking; then drink throughout. Use fresh lemons or limes only, never canned or frozen lemon juice. Also, mix your lemonade fresh. Don't mix it up in the morning for the whole day. Tom Woloshyn. (who studied with Stanley Burroughs himself) disagrees. Clinic says if. you have diabetes or hypoglycemia, use molasses. If you feel weak or have. Power Meal. Or you can try Master. Garden Greens Colon Cleanse Pear Tea FlavorAmino Acid Profile (MAP) for protein without any residuals or strain on. SALT WATER FLUSH: Drink an oral salt. ![]() To do this, add 2 level teaspoons of uniodized. Shake well, then drink the entire. It's also good to massage the colon as well. Make sure you use uniodized. Take no other food, but do be sure to drink plenty. Drink as much of this. The lemonade contains all the vitamins and minerals. This can be combined with supplements for colon cleansing such. Seeds. You don't have to start your fast on the morning of the first. You can begin later in the day, even if you've already eaten. Once. you begin, however, eat nothing more while you're on the fast. ![]() It's also. a good idea to read Stanley Burrough's book, The Master Cleanser. Note. Diabetics, refer to the special instructions on page 1. The Master Cleanser. Note: Bentonite. is the only product known to remove plaque from the walls of the intestine. The plaque in your stool will look like egg shells on the outside. It grabs the plaque which has been loosened by the lemon. Harness the natural healing power of blended greens and green smoothies to achieve your ideal weight, skyrocket your energy, and experience vibrant health! A fertility cleanse can be a pivotal step in preparing your body for conception and getting pregnant, naturally. Photo Credit Goodshoot/Goodshoot/Getty Images. The Colon Cancer Resource Center says soluble fiber greatly reduces bowel and colon disorders. ![]() The salt water enema pushes out. The salt water further cleanses the walls as it passes through, resulting. Herbal. Laxative: Each evening you can. GOING OFF LEMONADE. FASTBurroughs recommends. You can safely do 4. First Day. Start with 4 oz. If it goes well, drink several more 8 oz. Dilute with water if needed. Second Day. Drink several 8 oz. Use seasonal leafy and root vegetables. Drink. the broth, eating only a few bites of the vegetables. Third Day. Orange juice in the morning. At noon have some more soup with some of the. For Dinner, have. Fourth Day. Orange juice or lemon and maple syrup in the morning. Fruits, vegetables. Salad or fruit for dinner. Fifth Day. Eat normally but no junk. Pancreatitis. According to the American College of Gastroenterology's guidelines, there are three criteria that must be present to diagnose acute pancreatitis, including: Severe abdominal pain. Amylase or lipase levels that are three times higher than the upper limit of normal. The level will increase 2 to 1. It may rise 5 to 1. Pancreatitis is likely if the level reaches 3 times above the upper limit of normal. Amylase also may be monitored in people with chronic pancreatitis; it will often be moderately elevated until the cells that produce it are destroyed (as a result of the pancreatitis), at which point blood levels of amylase may be decreased. It should be noted that amylase is an enzyme that has different forms called isoenzymes: P- amylase refers to the form made by the pancreas and S- amylase refers to the form made by the salivary glands. Normally, a total amylase test is requested. Sometimes, the isoenzyme tests are requested individually to distinguish pancreatic and non- pancreatic causes of increased amylase. Lipase is the pancreatic enzyme that, along with bile from the liver, digests fats. Its level increases in the blood within 4 to 8 hours of the beginning of an acute attack and peaks at 2. Lipase is both more sensitive and more specific than amylase for the diagnosis of acute pancreatitis. ![]() However, there are other sources of lipase in the digestive tract. In some assays that detect non- pancreatic lipase, milder elevations may occur as a result of non- pancreatic disorders. In people with pancreatitis, lipase may rise to several times its normal level and remain elevated longer than amylase. Like with the amylase test, pancreatitis is diagnosed if the lipase level reaches 3 times above the upper limit of normal. As cells are destroyed with chronic pancreatitis and as lipase production drops to less than 1. As chronic pancreatitis progresses, amylase and lipase may be normal or decreased, even during acute attacks. Trypsin is the pancreatic enzyme that digests proteins. Measurement of serum trypsin is thought to be the most sensitive blood test for pancreatitis, particularly chronic pancreatitis, but is not widely available and is not routinely used. The available test is variably identified as trypsinogen, trypsin- like immunoreactivity, or immunoreactive trypsin. Tests that may be used to check for complications of acute pancreatitis include: Other tests that may be used to help diagnose and evaluate chronic pancreatitis include: Non- laboratory tests used to diagnose pancreatitis may include: Abdominal ultrasound. Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP): a test that uses a flexible scope inserted through the mouth and threaded through the esophagus to see and document damage to the pancreas and/or bile ducts. Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP): a type of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) used to image the pancreas and bile ducts; often used before or instead of ERCP because it is faster and non- invasive; also useful in distinguiding pancreatitis from pancreatic cancer. Alzheimer's is a devastating disease whose incidence is clearly on the rise in America. Fortunately, a significant number of research dollars are currently. Computed tomography (CT) scan. Secretin testing (not widely available) in which a tube is positioned in the duodenum to collect pancreatic secretions stimulated by intravenous (IV) administration of secretin. Secretin is a hormone that causes the pancreas to release fluid containing digestive enzymes. The amount of enzymes, such as lipase and trypsin, and bicarbonate in the pancreatic secretion is measured and compared to normal values. For more information on imaging studies, visit Radiology. Drinking Tea Daily Reduces Risk Of Cognitive Decline By 5. Percent In Old Age. Tea is a wildly diverse beverage that can be served hot or cold in a variety of flavors, year- round. The benefits of drinking tea go beyond its taste; its ingredients can combat a variety of ailments we experience, even in old age. Researchers from the National University of Singapore suggest drinking a cup of tea daily can improve brain health later in life, and even reduce the risk of dementia.“The data from our study suggests that a simple and inexpensive lifestyle measure such as daily tea drinking can reduce a person’s risk of developing neurocognitive disorders in late life. The APOE gene influences an individual's risk for the more common late- onset type of Alzheimer's. Everyone has two copies of the APOE gene, and its combination determines our APOE “genotype”, including E2/E2, E2/E3, E2/E4, E3/E3, E3/E4, or E4/E4. The APOE4 allele increases the risk of Alzheimer’s and lowers the age of onset. One copy of E4 (E3/E4) increases the risk by two or three times, while two copies (E4/E4) can increase the risk by 1. Drugs in development may alter the physical structure of the APOE4 protein so it acts more like a APOE2 protein, where even one copy appears to the reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s by up to 4. However, Feng and his colleagues have potentially found a simple, inexpensive, and natural treatment to reduce Alzheimer’s risk by about 9. In the study, published in Journal of Nutrition, Health & Aging, tea- drinking habits were examined in a total of 9. Chinese adults age 5. Cognitive function was tested every two years until 2. Data on lifestyle, medical conditions, and physical and social activity was also collected. The findings revealed regular tea drinkers who drank at least one cup, and up to three or more cups a day, yielded the most brain health benefits. ApoE 4 is one of several variants of the apolipoprotein E (ApoE) gene. According to The Alzheimer's Action Plan, those who have the ApoE 4 gene are three to eight. ![]() Both green tea and black/oolong tea were found to be protective, but they also need to be brewed from tea leaves, either loose or in tea bags. Fruit or herbal teas do not produce the same effects. The long- term benefits of tea were attributed to the bioactive compounds in the leaves, including catechins, theaflavins, thearubigins and L- theanine. The flavonoids in the tea leaves have anti- inflammatory and antioxidant properties that prevent vascular damage in the brain.
Read More: Could Refined Sugar Lead To Dementia, Cognitive Decline? This includes investigating the effects of bioactive compounds in tea and testing their biological markers. Moreover, they emphasize the findings of the study could also apply to other ethnic groups, not just Chinese adults. Our findings have important implications for dementia prevention,” Feng said. Currently, 4. 7. 5 million people have dementia and there are 7. Alzheimer's disease is the most common cause of dementia, possibly contributing to 6. Although there is no cure or treatment for progressive dementia, like Alzheimer's disease, science has unveiled the best drinks to ward off the neurodegenerative disease. Coffee. Similar to its rival tea, drinking coffee could reduce the likelihood of experiencing cognitive impairment. In a 2. 01. 6 study, published in The Journals of Gerontology, researchers found women between 6. Caffeine's protective effect may lie in its ability to bind to the brain's adenosine receptors. Their function becomes . A 2. 01. 5 study in the Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry found the flavonoid xanthohumol (Xn) may delay, or even prevent the onset of dementia and other cognitive decline. The antioxidant, which is found in beer’s hops, has been proven to possess anti- cancer, anti- oxidation, and heart- protective properties, as well as the ability to prevent inflammation. Champagne. A glass of bubbly could potentially improve brain health. A 2. 01. 3 study published in Antioxidants and Redox Signaling found drinking three glasses of champagne every day can help to prevent the onset of dementia and Alzheimer's. The researchers looked at the possible effects of the phenolic acids — plant substances said to have antioxidant qualities — found in champagne on memory in rats. Those given champagne were better at recalling how to find a treat than those given the alcohol- free drink. These rats found the treats five times out of eight, compared with four times out of eight in the rats given other drinks, including a non- champagne alcoholic drink, or an alcohol- free drink. Of course, it's best to take this with a grain of salt; since the study was done in rats, we can't assume the same effects will apply to humans. Source: Feng L, Chong SM, Lim WS et al. Tea consumption reduces the incidence of neurocognitive disorders: Findings from the Singapore longitudinal aging study. See Also: Alzheimer's vs. Dementia: How They Differ And What To Do. Surprising Things Linked To Poor Brain Function. Story. Site - Story List Story Listing - A - ZAlphabetical Order by Title with Author Name. For multi- part stories, link points to first part. Number of parts is in parentheses. List created Tuesday, April 2.
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Therefore, eating a high- quality animal protein every meal and supplementation with. Betaine hydrochloride (HCL acid) is very effective against. Candida thrives in an over- alkaline. Why Stomach Acid is Good for You. Taking whey protein powder is highly. Do not substitute casein, soy, or egg protein powders. Whey protein powder is NOT a substitute for. It can be added to foods or taken between meals with drinks. Whey. protein powder is the best choice because it has all of the isolated amino acids. BCAA). It also contains quadra- peptides (short protein chains containing four amino. This combination of amino acids has. Provides pain killing effects by. Absorption of body building. Stimulates insulin like growth. IGF- 1) which functions similarly to insulin and enhances protein. Fights infections by stimulating. All immune cells are made from poly- peptides of amino. Provides bone growth of protein. Poor digestion has been shown to cause. Provides all of the amino acids. 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They are found in vegetable, seed, and nut oils such as safflower oil. These. oils are highly suspect as one of the leading causes of heart disease and. Omega- 6 fatty acids are pro- inflammatory and proven to cause or. Crohn's disease, fibromyalgia, irritable bowel. Postmenopausal. breast cancer is associated with high intakes of omega- 6 fatty acids (Sweden). With mutual adjustment for. RR= 2. 0. 8, 9. 5% CI 1. The glycated molecules and rancid. Reversing. Heart Disease, Heart Attack, Coronary Artery Disease, Stent, HDL, and LDL. Cholesterol Success Stories. Recent. Testimonies From an Arthritis, Asthma, Crohn's, Colitis and Sufferers of. Autoimmune Diseases. Chronic constipation was a. I was diagnosed as having Crohn's. My recent colonoscopy showed a perfectly normal colon. My doctor was amazed. The arthritis in my hands had been causing. It was getting worse each year but has completely. I can knit again. I was struggling with some bad. But I have stopped. My eyes are. clear white and guess what? I'm still on the meat based diet (and always will be. I have started eating more liver to get more vitamins. I'm back at the gym trying to. I had lost nearly 1. The diet still works like a charm. One stool a day and no urgency. No one wanted to listen. I guess they want to keep selling the medicines. I am right now working on my own colitis page in. Swedish. I will try to convince people that the carnivore route is the only one! My asthma is all gone. I'm eating 4 lbs. I'm growing like a weed! Shredding fat, adding. It has. several special features that make it different from other kinds of arthritis. The disease. often affects the wrist joints and the finger joints closest to the hand. It can. also affect other parts of the body besides the joints. In addition, people with. For some. people, it lasts only a few months or a year or two and goes away without. Other people have mild or moderate forms of the. Still others have a severe form of the. In recent years, research. In the case of MS, it is the nerve- insulating myelin that comes under. Such assaults may be linked to an unknown environmental trigger. In the worst cases, MS can produce partial or complete paralysis. Occasionally, people. MS have hearing loss. Approximately half of all people with MS experience. Many patients do well with. Physical therapy and exercise can help preserve remaining. This could be a contributing factor in the cause for the autoimmune. Handout. on Health: Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. What is Lupus? In autoimmune. What is the Paleo Diet? It’s funny, but in all the time that I’ve written on this paleo diet topic I’ve never really defined (in my terms) what I think constitutes a “paleo diet.” I laid out some general guidelines in the book and FAQ of course, but I’ve never done that for the blog. I think part of my neglect in this area is the fact this paleo diet concept is a moving target (as I’ll flesh out later) and the relevance of the message is audience specific: Am I laying this out for academics, trying to create a robust epistemological framework from which to drive research, discussion and learning, or am I playing to folks new to this scene who just need some guidelines to lose weight, reverse disease and get healthy? I think I’ve mentioned this before, but Framework Matters! All that considered, I’m going to first lay out a general framework of what I feel the paleo diet (and lifeway) entails. This is for all the new folks coming to the blog so as to help them understand the basic concepts and get to the Doing. The second section will entail my best efforts to detail what I feel is the optimum human diet as viewed through the evolutionary lens. There may be some contradictions between the generalist idea and the more academic presentation, but keep in mind I’m presenting this to two different audiences. I try and try to cook up a one- size fits all approach but alas the world keeps presenting me with pesky nuances and individual circumstances that need addressing. Paleo Diet 1. 01. Before we delve into the paleo diet basics, one might ask, WHY? Why try to emulate an ancestral way of eating? We can answer this in three ways: 1- Archeological and anthropological data indicate our pre- agricultural ancestors were largely free from modern afflictions of Westernized cultures including obesity, cancer, cardiovascular and autoimmune diseases. Modern molecular biology, immunology and endocrinology offer mechanisms that support the observational data we have obtained from the above. Modern interventions with a paleo diet and ancestral lifeway (restoration of sleep, exercise and micronutrient patterns) have proven successful in resolving a host of diseases and improving both subjective and objective indices of health. This has occurred in both controlled clinical settings and in crowd sourced N=1 experiments (folks try a paleo diet, get better, share observations). Those are three small points that represent staggering sums of research. For the uninitiated (of which most of our medical and academic community unfortunately belong), common counter points such as hunter- gatherer lifespan, acid base balance, micronutrient sufficiency and other concerns seem to present obstacles to the adoption or recommendation of an evolutionary biology based approach to eating and living. Well, like I said, the research exists to answer these issues, it’s just a matter of getting people to read it! The purpose of this blog, the ancestral Health Foundation and many other blogs is to answer these questions by offering basic education in the pertinent topics. So, for now we’ll operate from the assumption that there might be something to this whole idea. If folks want support material you have to try NOT to find it at this point. In simple terms the paleo diet is built from modern foods that (to the best of our ability) emulate the foods available to our pre- agricultural ancestors: Meat, fish, fowl, vegetables, fruits, roots, tubers and nuts. On the flip- side we see an omission of grains, legumes and dairy. As this is directed to folks new to the paleo diet idea we need to address the “What Abouts.” This is the seemingly endless list of ingredients that folks ask: “What about artificial sweeteners, agave nectar, red wine. I like to see people go after paleo strictly in the beginning so we get the best possible results, then folks can tinker from there. I’ve detailed all of this information in my FAQ shopping and food guide, and quick start guides. These are all available for free (you do not need to buy the book to get any of the information) and it details all of the special considerations of autoimmunity, fat loss, athletic performance and muscle gain. In addition to food we like to consider things like sleep, stress and vit- d levels (for a short list) as a move away from ancestral norms appears to be very important when we are concerned about performance, health and longevity. For a little overview of different “takes” on the paleo diet check out my good friend Dr. Dan Pardi who did a great, brief overview of 5 different paleo diet approaches. Just as an aside: the reason I LIKE the ancestral model is it offers something people can relate to. Molecular biology, endocrinology and peer- reviewed studies are tough to identify with. The Ancestral model is observational, not scientific as held to the standards of physics or chemistry, but it’s a story that resonates with people. If we can get people to try this way of eating and living for 3. Paleo Diet 2. 01. For optimization I’d LOVE to throw out a magic macronutrient ratio that guarantees the best of all worlds to all people, be it 4. As far as offering guidelines to get people going, these parameters are fine. Creating a solid scientific arguments based on static macronutrient ratios. Use these as a tool, beware Magic Macros. In years gone by I’d have staunchly recommended a low carb paleo diet as THE best intervention but I can’t in good faith recommend that anymore. Letting go of this is not easy as there are some interesting observations that might support this low- carb idea: 1- Low carb (ketogenic) diets show benefit in a host of disease states from traumatic brain injury to epilepsy. Hysteresis paints transient ketosis as a beneficial state. Depending upon how you define “optimum” (height and cranial capacity for instance) it would appear our species was at it’s height during the “Big Game Hunter” phase of evolution when stable isotope studies indicate we were nearly as carnivorous as the arctic fox (an obligate carnivore). That’s all intriguing, but I’m not sure we can make first order recommendations on the above. We’ll see, perhaps I’m wrong. What appears to be of immediate, absolute benefit is to avoid large amounts of toxicants and anti- nutrients like those we see in grains. Additionally, keeping an eye on lifestyle factors (sleep, stress, socialization, sunlight exposure) pays immediate, consistent dividends. But when we are talking “optimization” we need to define what it is we are trying to optimize. From a biological perspective, purely Darwinian in nature, agriculture was a huge boon to humanity as it appears to have increased reproductive potential (hunter- gatherer birth spacing was ~4 years, agriculturalist or modern birth spacing is little more than a year). Now if we manage to eat ourselves off this planet, or unleash an atomic event that takes us out of the running! If we define Optimum as simply making the most of an organism then agriculture, or specifically the consumption of grains is a win. When we consider heart disease, neurodegenerative disease and the systemic inflammatory consequences of a grain based diet, things do not look so rosey. We have an early selective advantage (high birth rate) with later health problems that occur too late in life to affect reproductive potential. If we define Optimum as longevity we have interesting examples from the Kitavans, Okinawan’s, Amazonian Indians (the current oldest living person is a 1. Sardinia which make up the “Blue Zones” of longevity I think the Blue Zones folks are polishing the brass of the “low animal protein” crowd. I’d put low wheat consumption as a more powerful vector in that discussion, but that’s a topic for another post. I will say that we likely see some decreased m. TOR signaling in these long- lived groups, but is this more importnat than the multi- generational extended families that offer enormous social support? In this case we will see protein and carb intake that does us no favors with regards to oxidative stress and m. TOR signaling, but if you want to climb to the heights of athletic performance, you WILL face some tradeoffs. This is my problem with the Cross. Fit model of Fitness involving “Increased work capacity across broad time & modal domains.” All that IWCABTAMD tells us is to “do more” and if you ask more of what the answer is “everything.” Biology does not work that way. Dose response curves exist and as with many things we see a “U” shaped curve with regards to activity level, health and longevity. At very low activity level we see a host of issues including muscle loss (sarcopenia), insulin resistance, and pathologic left ventricular hypertrophy. In active populations, the heart is “enlarged” (relative to sedentary “normal” individuals) yet we see non- pathologic heart enlargement in active folks. Frank Booth’s outstanding paper discusses this idea. It should be preposterous to assume a sedentary person is “normal” but again, that’s a topic for another day and part of the problem that occurs when medicine operates without an Evolutionary framework. What we do seem to understand from the literature and observation is a premium is placed on muscle mass and metabolic fitness when we are talking about longevity and that too much activity might be about as bad as too little . So, what is an Optimum paleo diet for you? I don’t know. I do not know your specific needs or goals or what you are trying to Optimize. Personally, I like this model of striking a balance between Performance, Health and Longevity. I’m not willing to undergo severe calorie restriction to live to be 1. Low sex drive, constant cold due to low body temperature and no muscle mass seems like it would suck. Folks with illness have other concerns. If you have an autoimmune condition you will need to be tighter with your food and lifestyle if you want a fighting chance of reversing that condition. |
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