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Eat Fat, it’s Real Food

Posted on March 02, 2012 by Lisa

This video is food for thought.   Well it’s really thought for food! [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSeSTq-N4U4] It is presented by Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt, MD who gives convincing evidence that our obesity problem in North America correlates directly with the low-fat movement of the mid 80′s.  Do you remember when the food guide became a food pyramid with grains and cereals on the bottom?   Before that it was “eat a balanced diet from all 4 food groups.” This change was spurred on by the idea that dietary cholesterol was a direct contributor to heart disease.  More recent evidence seems to indicate that the alternative, eating a carb rich diet, is responsible for many, many  health conditions like obesity, diabetes, depression, and more. Since all carbohydrates are metabolised to simple sugars they all cause a spike in insulin production and fat storage.  Bottom line:  eat much less carbohydrates and be healthy. You can read Dr. Eenfeldt’s blog here:  www.dietdoctor.com These bits of information keep flooding me from various sources, which is why I just couldn’t resist trying a paleo/primal diet.

The first in the stream of information that I’ve been receiving on this topic was this book, which fell into my hands in January:

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  1. Kita Kazoo says:

    So happy to see someone else is recommending Dr. Eenfeldt’s blog http://www.dietdoctor.com! Following his advice has trimmed 2 inches off my waist without feeling deprived. I suffer from Autoimmune Disease and in just two months the change in my health has been so outstanding all of my friends and family are happily changing their diets too.

    • Lisa says:

      That’s awesome Kita! Common sense and diet don’t always go hand in hand. Good for you! — and your friends and family. :)



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