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Can juicing help you lose fat?

This is a hot topic and one that is often discussed.  Can juicing fruits and vegetables help your quest for a leaner, healthier body? Lets discuss a few points first. Keep in mind juicing is a very broad and at times controversial topic, this is by...

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Protecting Zinc and Magnesium on Paleo Part II

Continuing on this week or focus is on preserving and raising our magnesium levels.  In case you missed it here is part 1.   To recap why magnesium is so important: Issues of low magnesium: •    Constipation-magnesium acts as a stool softener. •    Low energy •    Reduced insulin sensitivity •  ...

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Protecting zinc and magnesium on paleo…

So on the true Paleo plan one of the reason beans, grains and legumes are omitted is because they contain phytates which supposedly block the absorption of Vitamins such as niacin, and minerals such as zinc and iron, and to a lesser extent calcium and...

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Is inflammation making you fat?

Inflammation is one of the leading risk factors for disease, and general pain.  It is driven by many factors, several being dietary related and controllable.   Inflammation can show up as joint pain, umbilical fat, internally in the blood and can lead to heart issues among...

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Should you use cheat meals?

This is a pretty popular topic and an often asked question.  Should I use cheat meals?  Well like most nutrition related questions that answer depends on alot of factors.  Do you workout? How low in calories are you relative to your needs? Do you have...

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Dopamine and Type As

So this week we continue our discussion on neurotransmitters.  If you missed part 1 or part 2 read them first. Here again is the overview for brain hormones (neurotransmitters) Serotonin, dopamine, adrenaline, acetylcholine, GABA Relaxing side = serotonin and GABA Stimulating = dopamine, adrenaline and acetylcholine Impacts cravings and...

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