Promoting Your Cells’ Normal Response for a Leaner, Trimmer You*
Monroeville, PA: There are several things you can do to help promote your cells’ ideal sensitivity to leptin and support the second two important command signals:
Avoid processed foods
Avoid high fructose corn syrup, sugars, grains, fruit juices, and sweetened and diet drinks
Supplement with high quality omega-3 fatty acids (Krill oil is a good, highly absorbable form to use)
In my opinion, one of the most important steps in helping your cells to respond ideally to the three command signals is to choose foods that are right for your body type.
You see, your body responds to food – which ultimately becomes your fuel – based on your genetics, biochemical makeup, family history, and everyday interactions with your environment.
The idea is that by determining your unique Nutritional Type, you can then select foods that work best for your body. As you probably know already, I’m a huge advocate of Nutritional Typing and believe it’s clearly one of the most critical things you must do to support good health. Here’s why… The science of Nutritional Typing is one of the only systems that customizes nutrition based on the way your body reacts to food.
And that might help explain why certain foods make you feel bloated, sluggish, and generally not great after you consume them. Even if they are so-called “healthy” foods…
But That’s Not All. There are Still Two More to Go…
We’ve talked about leptin and how it’s an important chemical signal that commands your brain to cease eating.
The second signal produced and released by your fat cells is adiponectin – a hormone that helps to maintain your body’s normal insulin sensitivity. As the amount of fat tissue increases, the level of adiponectin decreases. Larger fat cells naturally produce less adiponectin. Levels of adiponectin also appear to be directly related to belly fat.
Overall, levels are lower in overweight people and higher in lean people. When you lose weight, more adiponectin is available to promote health.
Last but not least, glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase is the third command signal that your fat cells produce. This is an enzyme that helps convert starch and sugar calories to stored body fat.
I probably don’t need to state the obvious, but I’m sure you’re beginning to see why maintaining healthy, normal levels of these three substances may be helpful for not just a lean and trim body, but for total health.*
Just to summarize how these three substances can help contribute to maintenance of your ideal weight… in my opinion, the perfect weight loss tool would help:
Increase adiponectin
Decrease glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase
Allow leptin’s natural signals to be “heard” optimally
HYDROXYDRENE: Rapid Weight Loss Support Formula
NOTE: This information is solely advisory, and should not be substituted for medical or chiropractic advice. Any and all health care concerns, decisions, and actions must be done through the advice and counsel of a health care professional who is familiar with your updated medical history.
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