Tag: lipolysis

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Strenuous “endurance” activities, such as marathons, damage red blood cells and accelerate aging

Mainstream medicine has spent decades promoting the idea that “more exercise is always better.” Endurance events like…

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Hyperlipidemia (induced by ketogenic diet) drives tumor growth, even in the absence of obesity

For years, mainstream medicine and popular diet gurus have promoted the ketogenic diet as a “cancer-fighting” strategy. The…

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Rapid fat loss can cause diabetes and liver disease, likely due to systemic exposure to free fatty acids

When people asked Ray during interviews and in emails about weight loss, he always cautioned that rapid…

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Intermittent fasting causes hair loss by increasing lipolysis and fatty acid oxidation

Despite being all the rage these days on social media, intermittent fasting (IF) has now started to…

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Aspirin reduces risk of developing diabetes

Not sure if my readers have noticed it, but Big Pharma has drastically increased their bashing of…

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PUFA metabolite (prostaglandin) promotes lipolysis / fibrosis, causes obesity / diabetes

Just in case there are still doubts out there about just how detrimental PUFA is to our…

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Exhaustive eccentric exercise (EEE), such as running, causes hyperlipidemia and liver damage

…and vitamin D can apparently reverse those negative effects, when given at a dose of just 2,000…

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A single, low dose niacinamide drops triglycerides by 75%

Among the vitamin B3 analogs, niacin is perhaps the most famous for its ability to both raise…

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Lipolysis preferentially releases PUFA from adipose tissue

…compared to SFA and/or MUFA. This topic is considered highly controversial in Peat-land, mostly because of the…

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High blood PUFA “a specific feature of severe COVID-19 pneumonia”

The evidence for PUFA being a crucial pathological factor in yet another disease is probably not surprising…