Sentences with phrase «excess dietary sugar»

A new study found that mice fed with taurine for a month experienced an increased glucose tolerance and insulin sensitivity when given excess dietary sugar.

The body is wired to turn all excess dietary sugars into fats.

Not exact matches

The elevated triglycerides in the blood linked to heart disease do not come from dietary fats, but are produced in the liver from excess sugars from carbohydrates like refined sugars and white flour and from fructose.

Often packed with simple sugars and void of dietary fiber, fruit snacks may not seem like a healthy snack to incorporate as part of a Paleo diet, but it is easy to cut out excess sugar when you make your own fruit snacks or roll - ups from scratch.

Several leading health bodies, including the World Health Organization, the Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation, the American Heart Association, and the US Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee have concluded that excess added sugar intake increases the risk not only of weight gain, but also of obesity and diabetes, which are associated with a heightened risk of cardiovascular disease, and tooth decay.

Other evidence (including some from our own groups) suggests that the main dietary culprit for excess weight in society remains excess fat intake, not necessarily excess sugars, whilst trial evidence suggests all forms of diets work to lessen weight.

When a liver is overburdened with excess weight or chronic dietary sugars, hormones become imbalanced.

The great news is that dietary and lifestyle changes can make a tremendous difference in fertility, and often help with other issues like excess weight, lack of energy, blood sugar problems, skin issues, and insomnia in the process.

Dietary fat doesn't turn into fat, excess carbs and sugar do.

The disproportionate ratio of grains to vegetables and low - impact protein has resulted in a dietary overload of sugars, refined grains, as well as excess trans and saturated fats.

and low - impact protein has resulted in a dietary overload of sugars, refined grains, as well as excess trans and saturated fats.

Having your daily dose of probiotics — live and active cultures feed the good gut bacteria that has been linked to many health benefits — has became highly advised by experts due to the fat, sugar and other dietary excess that take a toll in the balance of the gut flora.

The resulting equation is simple: fructose (found in most processed foods) and dietary carbohydrates (sugars and grains, which break down into sugar) lead to excess body fat, obesity and related health issues.

This unfortunately happens from excess sugars storing into fat cells, or causing high insulin levels driving dietary fat into adipose sites.

Dietary fructose (e.g. from sugar, fruit or HFCS) makes a beeline for the liver where it is converted to glycogen, and any excess fructose in the liver that may result is then sent into the bloodstream as lipids.

Excess dietary protein can lead to elevated blood sugar, weight gain, kidney stress, leaching of bone minerals, and stimulating cancer cells

Sugar's effects on the body have become more than just a dietary issue — studies show that excess sugar can aggravate symptoms of menopause in women and even lower testosterone levels among other major hormones in the body for men.

Excess dietary protein can lead to elevated blood sugar, weight gain, kidney stress, leaching of bone minerals, and stimulation of cancer cells, and it's easy to overdo it if you eat a few handfuls of high - protein nuts.

The study author suggests in an interview about the study that excess sugar and carbohydrates are to blame: «It's the high carbohydrate or sugary diet that should be the focus of dietary guidelines.

The switch back to high fat is coming, but will the soon - to - be-released 2010 Dietary Guidelines reflect this growing mainstream concern about excess carbohydrates, high blood sugar, obesity, and diabetes?