The Long Life Diet - Leon Chaitow
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The Long Life Diet - Leon Chaitow
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Description
The ketogenic diet involves the intake of a low amount of carbohydrates, a high dose of fat and a moderate intake of protein. This type of diet induces a natural state of healthy metabolism in the body, known as nutritional ketosis.
In ketosis, the body uses fat instead of glucose as its primary source of energy: some of this fat is transformed into an alternative type of high-powered fuel for the body, called ketane. Ketones increase cellular energy and efficiency and activate special enzymes that regulate cell survival, repair and growth. When a person is in a state of nutritional ketosis, blood ketone levels rise, promoting healing in every area. As a result, high blood pressure tends to drop, cholesterol levels improve, inflammation is reduced, blood sugar levels normalize and there is a general improvement in health conditions.
Low-fat diets have been widely touted in recent decades as the answer to obesity and chronic disease, but today we are fatter and sicker than ever. Clearly the low-fat approach to eating is not working: the body needs fat to be healthy and works best using it as fuel.
In this book "The Long Life Diet" by Bruce Fife, you will discover how several people are successfully using the ketogenic diet to prevent and treat chronic and degenerative diseases. Ketane therapy is based on decades of medical and clinical research that has demonstrated the safety of this method and its effectiveness in treating various diseases.
Simple style and rigorous scientific research: start your ketogenic diet today.
Index
- Chapter 1. A miracle diet
- Chapter 2. Ketones, the body's superfuel
- Chapter 3. The truth about fats
- Chapter 4. The anti-aging diet
- Chapter 5. Neurodevelopmental disorders
- Chapter 6. Neurodegenerative disorders
- Chapter 7. Diabetes and metabolic syndrome
- Chapter 8. Protect and recover your sight
- Chapter 9. Detoxification and the immune system
- Chapter 10. The response to cancer
- Chapter 11. Digestive Health
- Chapter 12. Lose weight on the ketogenic diet
- Chapter 13. The long life diet - ketone therapy
- Chapter 14. Nutritional values of selected foods
Bibliographical references and notes
The author
Insights
Ketones, the body's superfuel:
“The ketogenic diet originated around the 1920s. It stems from the practice of therapeutic fasting, which in the early 20th century was a popular form of treatment for many chronic ailments. People drank only water for thirty days or more. Fasting therapy was used for a wide range of complex health problems, including digestive disorders and arthritis. In numerous cases, prolonged fasting was found to be very beneficial."
Bruce Fife
Author
Dr. Bruce Fife is the world's leading expert on the relationship between coconut and health. He was in fact the first to reorder and catalog medical research on the health benefits of products derived from this fruit and to present these studies in simple and sometimes ironic language. He directs the Coconut Research Center, a non-profit organization that aims to inform the public and the scientific community about the nutritional benefits and healing properties of the coconut. Lecturer, certified nutritionist and naturopath, he has written more than twenty books on this topic.