Today, I bring you a fantastic interview with health care expert Dr. Trudi Deakin! She and I get the same questions all the time on topics about cholesterol, insulin, diabetes and types of fat. So today we’re going to answer those questions for you in a way that really makes a ton of sense. Enjoy!
TOPICS:
What is hyperinsulinemia and insulin resistance?
What happens when your insulin levels are high?
The not-so-obvious contributors to high insulin levels
How yo-yo dieting affects your insulin levels
How to lose weight and not damage your metabolism
The difference in the effect of intermittent fasting versus an overall calorie-restricted diet
The types of cholesterol and why none are “good” or “bad”
Why cholesterol is absolutely essential for life
Why we shouldn’t blame cholesterol for heart disease
The REAL markers we need to look at for cardiovascular risk
The different forms of fat and which are good and bad
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS:
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As always, if you have any questions that you would like for me to expand on further, please email me at info@ketoforwomenshow.com, and I will make sure to get the answers out to you. Take care!
“If people understand things, they’re so much more motivated to make the lifestyle change.” ? Dr. Trudi Deakin
“We don’t need to worry about having saturated fat in our diet as long we’re eating it in unprocessed foods that we’re cooking ourselves at home.” ? Dr. Trudi Deakin
SHOW LINKS:
Ample Keto Meal Replacement
X-PERT Health with Dr. Trudi Deakin
The Fat Burning Female Project
Precision Xtra Blood Ketone Meter
Precision Xtra Blood Ketone Test Strips
The advice and opinions in The Keto For Women show are intended for informational purposes only and should not be taken as medical care or advice. Please always consult your medical professional for your specific health concerns.
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