What makes people obese?

May 2 2018 by , medical review by in About membership, Low Carb Breckenridge, Omega 6, Polyunsaturated fat, Saturated fat, The obesity epidemic, Weight loss

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Is combating the obesity epidemic only about cutting out carbs – or is there more to it? Could vegetable oils be making you fat on a cellular level? And could saturated fat, on the other hand, protect you from packing on the pounds?

In this talk from the Low Carb Breckenridge 2018, low-carb pioneer and author Dr. Michael Eades answers these questions.

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What makes people obese? – Dr. Michael Eades

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3 comments

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Kelilah bat Chava
May 16 2018
I will tel you what the mechanism behind this obesity epidemic is... CHEMICALS... Inorganic matter that the body cannot assimilate and no diet is going to remedy this situation. We have polluted our earth to where these inorganic chemicals are now in our food sources. In short we are creating our own famine in this land. All the GMO foods are inorganic to the body, Our bodies cannot digest them. This causes severe Autoimmune Conditions which bring on weight gain through interstitial fluid accumulation. Go back to when these old pictures were taken... there was NO GMO Foods, there was NO inorganic chemicals in our food sources. These diets are not going to stop the famine nor are they going to stop the Obesity Epidemic. It is not about a diet, it is about cleaning up our food sources to where we have pure food like God created, coming from our earth like God created it free of chemical and inorganic matter.
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Kelilah bat Chava
May 16 2018
9 Ingredients People Use in America That Are Banned in Other Countries
Coloring agents Blue 1, Blue 2, Yellow 5 and Yellow 6. ...
Olestra (Olean) ...
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Josie
May 16 2018
Get rid of Monsanto and let mother earth heal herself...

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