Sentences with phrase «back against fat»

By restoring these physiological functions to their prediet state, leptin appears to fool the body into thinking that it is at its normal weight and keeps it from fighting back against fat loss, the researchers report in December's Journal of Clinical Investigation.

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When you look at what Arsenal have in that position it would be better for a left back as Gibbs is now just ordinary.Also a defender of quality as Per is on the wane.I think Wenger has bought well, so let's wait till the fat lady sings and be for or against his decision.

Fine mist, he discovered, bounces off the valleys and sticks to the peaks, where it forms beads fat enough to roll against the wind, down the thirsty beetle's back, and into its mandibles.

Cutting back on fat per se does not protect against cancer and heart disease, at least in the short run.

There is a campaign against fat for nearly fifty years but not backed up with evidence.

Then, with your newly minted degree in fat - and keto - adaptation, you can consider and experiment with assorted long - term options, including going back into nutritional ketosis any time in the future to shed excess fat, protect against disease, and enhance cognitive and athletic performance.

If you are trying to eat a diet super-low in carbs or super-low in fat, your body will fight back against you.

You need to go into the gym with a plan of attack, with your ears pinned back, ready to wage war against fat.

And here's where we are today: pushing back against diet mentality, eating «clean», sugar - phobic, knee - deep in healthy fats, and working hard on intuitive eating... but we don't talk about weight loss.

Existing in a space with simultaneous fat shaming and push - back against diet mentality is complicated.

Back in the 1980's, the popular opinion was that fat was the enemy that we could all rally against.

Knowledge is power and in «In Defense of Food,» Pollan pushes back against the rise of nutritionism and the «lipid hypothesis,» (fat causes heart disease — no scientific research has ever proven this to be true, though it has pervaded our culture for nearly 30 years!).

Let's push back against food judgement and fat shaming in public by reminding others — and ourselves — you don't know what you don't know.

Over time, top nutritionists in the field and science - friendly fitness professionals began fighting back against this misinformation by explaining that food type has relatively little, if anything, to do with fat loss / muscle gain, and that calories and the macros that make up those calories are much more relevant.