Is Syndrome X The Reason You Cannot Lose Weight?
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People with the metabolic imbalance called syndrome X lose weight much more slowly than people who don’t have syndrome X.
Syndrome X is also known as insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome or pre-diabetes. It occurs when the hormone insulin (made by the pancreas), starts to lose its effectiveness. That means insulin doesn’t do a good job of getting glucose into your cells where it can be burnt off for energy. Instead, much of the sugar and carbohydrate rich foods you eat are turned into fat and stored on your body. Some of that fat gets stored in your liver too, where it slows down the metabolic functions of this vital organ. Having a fatty liver makes it even harder to lose weight.
Sugar is addictive for many people, and most of us are habituated to use a lot of sugar in our daily lives. We add it to beverages, we drink sodas, we crave candy and ice-cream.
Excess sugar makes us overweight quicker than anything else does. Forget fat, that’s not nearly as fattening as sugar, even though fat has twice the calories.
Sugar is much more fattening because it raises insulin and insulin is the most powerful fat storing hormone in the body.
The only scientific and effective solution is to lower insulin levels; that will get you into the fat burning zone.
Effective ways to lower insulin levels and therefore lose weight:
The above statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease.
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