Dr. Paul Yanick and fellow researchers shed light on the negative effects of excessive belly fat.
Excess belly fat is the external sign of deep-rooted problems including the risk of heart disease, diabetes and even dementia or cancer. Belly fat produces renegade chemicals that cause disease-causing inflammation. “It seems to have a more negative outcome on health than overall fat,” stresses Richard N. Bergman, a professor at USC’s Keck School of Medicine. In a study presided over by Dr. Arya M. Sharma, Director of the Canadian Obesity Network, 27,000 people in 52 countries were surveyed, which concluded that heart attack sufferers had a much higher waist-to-hip ratio compared to those who hadn’t. This conclusion was further strengthened by the 2004 Lancet, where doctors concluded that the waistline measurement is a much more accurate predictor of heart attacks.
A new e-book book “Belly Fat Epidemic” by Dr Paul Yanick of the American Academy of Quantum Medicine carries a strong message for consumers against belly fat. He quips, “Predigested or symbiotic nourishment is the only way to stop piling up excessive belly-fat.” Fat cells attract xenoestrogens, becoming super resilient to diet changes and even fasting. Even consistent, moderate exercise is rendered useless.
Other studies have linked belly fat to metabolic syndrome – a grouping of risk factors, such as high cholesterol and high blood pressure that can precede diabetes and heart disease. A research study concluded that overweight, post-menopausal women, with the most abdominal fat were the most likely to suffer from metabolic syndrome, breast cancer, gallstones and even premature death. Also, a Kaiser Permanente 2004 study showed that people with the most belly fat were 145% more likely to develop dementia compared with people with the least amount of abdominal fat.
“Forget fad diets like low-carb (glycemic index), low-fat, liquid diets, the grapefruit diet, fat-flush plans, and starvation diets as they are harmless against fat-storing xenoestrogens,”
For more information on the 'Belly Fat Epidemic' e-book, contact: Dr. Paul Yanick (e-mail) qrt@quantafoods.com.
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