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02.12.21  [..] While most have heard about the health risks of eating processed sugars, net carbs, and trans fats, seed oils surpass all of these in the damage they cause to your health. If you were to make one change today to lower your risk of chronic diseases, eliminating seed oils from your diet would be the highest priority.
Most Americans Metabolically Sick
Heart disease, now the leading cause of death in the United States, was virtually unknown in the 19th century. The same goes for cancer, which caused 0.5 percent of deaths in 1811 and 5.8 percent of deaths in 1900—spiking to more than 31 percent of deaths in 2010. A similar pattern emerged for diabetes, which was rare in the 19th century and had a prevalence of 0.37 percent in 1935. By 2020, there was a 28-fold increase in 85 years, to a prevalence of 10.5 percent.
Obesity? Same story. With a prevalence of just 1.2 percent in the 19th century, obesity increased 33-fold in 115 years, to a prevalence of 39.8 percent in 2015. By 1990, meanwhile, 24 percent of U.S. adults were diagnosed with metabolic syndrome, which is a combination of high blood pressure, dyslipidemia, insulin resistance, hyperglycemia, and visceral obesity.  By 2009–2015, 88 percent of U.S. adults didn’t meet the five criteria for metabolic health, measured by blood glucose, triglycerides, HDL cholesterol, blood pressure, and waist circumference. [..]

 
Jeffrey Burris comments: 
Obesity increased because as a whole, we’ve become lazy and used to living with creature comforts our ancestors did not have, and yes, we have ridiculous amounts of processed foods/junk food our ancestors did not have access to. [..]
 

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27.06.22
[..] what we know about the most common chronic diseases today, including Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and cancer.
The root of the problem lies in mitochondrial dysfunction, which is caused by the excessive consumption of the so-called Standard American Diet, including toxic industrially processed seed oils (incorrectly called “vegetable oils”), ‎raffiniertes Mehl‎, refined added sugars, and trans fats. Laying out his case in an ALL DOCS presentation, Knobbe noted that these substances make up a large portion of the average American diet.  Chronic Metabolic and Degenerative Disease ‘Didn’t Exist’ According to Knobbe, chronic metabolic and degenerative disease “clearly didn’t exist 125 years ago,” at least not nearly to the extent it does today.  [..]
 
 
11.07.22
Acupuncture:
Existence of Pericardium Meridian scientifically confirmed
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