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Recently I learned something kinda crazy. My good friend Carissa is a board-certified nurse practitioner, a weight loss expert finishing her PhD, and she’s also a bikini-model-fit mother of 3! As it turns out, she’s also married to a famous French chef and cookbook author. And since they’ve been spending all their summers in the South of France indulging in amazing foods and delicious pastries, they know a thing or two about the secrets of skinny French women. 33 million of them, according to the Institute of National Statistics. Carissa decided to take everything she learned in France and through her weight loss research… EVERYTHING… … and document it into a simple, easy-to-follow weight loss program [Affiliate link] with dozens of fat-burning, everyday recipes that she put together with her French chef of a husband. So if you want to: 1. Eat without counting calories or measuring portions and still lose weight. 2. Discover the trick to eating pastries and ...

By Troy Cowan, Author of "Izola," the story of John Wilkes Booth's wife https://www.quora.com/ ============== Curing Insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes is easy. In fact, it is so easy to correct that I cannot understand why it is a problem. I guess it is easier to take a pill than put in the effort needed to cure yourself. For the past three years, I have been preaching the cure, hoping someone would hear. To cure yourself of type 2 diabetes, all you have to do is give up flour and sugar. Read all labels and if flour and/or sugar is listed, don’t use it. I am making an assumption that you have not allowed your diabetes to go on so long that it has destroyed some of your vital tissue. If it has gone that far, it may be too late and you will have to take medication for the rest of your life. Three months after I gave up flour and sugar, I lost weight, I no longer had to take high blood pressure medication, my triglycerides went from 330 to optimal, my cho...

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Source: www.diabetesdaily.com Dr. Troy Stapleton is a radiologist from Australia. He was already an adult when diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. He tried the standard dietary recommendations and soon attempted restricting carbohydrates to see what would happen. In this video he gives a presentation that helps explain why he personally follows a low-carb diet. In the video he shares his before and after blood sugar results. Before, his blood sugar levels averaged at 7.8 mmol/L, which is 140 mg/dL. His A1c was estimated to be about 7%. After eating a low-carb diet he states that his average blood sugar is 5.0 mmol/L which is 90 mg/dL and that he never goes over 7.5 mmol/L or 156 mg/dL and rarely gets a low blood sugar. He also shares that he cycles many miles without needing carbohydrates because he burns fat for fuel. Dr. Stapleton makes a case for this low-carb option being offered to patients with type 1 diabetes. Not everyone will be willing to eat this way but for those ...

Source : www.edition.cnn.com By Val Willingham, CNN (2011) Bethesda, Maryland (CNN ) -- When Jonathan Legg of Bethesda, Maryland, got a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes at 39, he was shocked. "I had always been pretty active," said Legg. "But it was a big wake-up call, that what I was doing and my current weight were not OK." That was two years ago. Since that time, the Morgan Stanley executive decided to make some changes and reverse his diabetes. Although his doctor recommended he go on medication to control his illness, Legg took a different approach. Instead of meds, he began to exercise every day and changed his diet, cutting out alcohol, fatty foods and watching his carbs. Do you have diabetes? How well are you managing it? "I wanted to be able to know the changes I was making were making a difference, and it wasn't the drug," said Legg. According to new statistics just out from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 25...

By Carissa Alinat | www.loseweightwithorigin.com If you’re like me, you often worry about how flat your belly looks. Common problem for us ladies. It’s actually scientifically proven that belly flab is the first to appear, and also the last to go away. That’s why I always talk about STUBBORN belly fat. Because stubborn it really is. Keep on reading, I’ll share some great tips to go around the stubbornness. 👙👍 Little quiz for you… What is the very first thing you need to stop doing if you want to get rid of stubborn belly fat? Answer: Believe it or not… crunches ! Working out with crunches is actually very inefficient, and one of the greatest myths in the fitness industry. More Belly Fat Loss Myths: 1. Getting a slim waist is not a linear process.
 You might have a skinny belly one day and a puffy belly the next. You can thank sodium, potassium, and other electrolytes. It is normal for weight to fluctuate. 2. Eating 3 meals a day versus 5 or 6 smaller meals a day ...