Obesity
It is customary now to blame genes for having too much weight. "It runs in my family!" or "Everybody has it!" I hear this every day. May be we should stop blaiming gens for it? May be we are overweight because we are eating too much? Even though you might have bad genes, it is up to you to turn them on or turn them off. The choice is yours.
Obesity dietary suggestions:
1. Increase intake of lean meats, poultry and cold water fish free of mercury, green leafty vegetables and fruits, nuts and seeds.
2. Avoid carbohydrates especially refined like sodas, cookies, candes, etc. ( the only exception might be fresh unprocessed fruits ), wheat and milk products.
3. Stay away from alcohol, smoking, caffeine.
Food may be not the only reason why you cannot lose your weight. Hormonal imbalances, neuotransmitter imbalances, gut problems, psychological issues -- all of them may be the reason why your dieting is unsuccessful. To figure out what is wrong with you find a Functional Medicine Doctor to find the root cause of your problem and eliminate it.
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Your hormone levels start declining. The first to go down is the growth hormone melatonin, then DHEA. You're fat-to-muscle ratio starts climbing up. You may notice that your energy level is not as high as before, and your sleep is not as deep and refreshing as in your 20s. Your sex drive and performance levels are still high, unless you're toxic. At this time, you may consider checking your hormones, vitamin and mineral levels to make sure that your performance is optimal.
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