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Super C helps reverse skin aging — prevents wrinkles and keeps the skin looking young
Did you know we need vitamin C to create collagen?
Collagen is crucial for skin health. It keeps the skin plump and young-looking.
It prevents wrinkles and fine lines, and we need collagen to form new skin when we get cuts and scrapes.
So more vitamin C is great for boosting collagen production — but here’s the problem…
The body doesn’t hold onto vitamin C long enough to get full benefit from it.
We just pee it out because it’s water-soluble.
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Why men need MORE salt
Salt was so important in the Ancient world that the Roman author Pliny wrote that early Roman soldiers received some of their wages in salt.
That is where we get the word salary — meaning salt allowance.
Salt was important for curing meats, preserving foods for later in an age with no refrigeration.
But in Ancient Rome, and for most of human history, salt has also been known for its health giving effects.
It’s not until very recently that salt has been seen as something harmful — and wacky, low-salt diets have become popular.
Pure salt is a chemical compound called sodium chloride.
The sodium part is absolutely essential for human health.
This is why people eating low-salt diets generally don’t fare well.
For example, low-salt diets cause insulin resistance in healthy people.
The human research was carried out at Harvard Medical School in Boston. The results were published in the journal Metabolism.
The renin angiotensin aldosterone system is a network in the body which is known for regulating blood pressure.
But this system of hormones and proteins also has other effects — including some effects on insulin.
Sodium — the most important part of salt — is critically important to the healthy functioning of the renin angiotensin aldosterone system.
Theoretically, a low-salt diet could cause insulin resistance by causing imbalances to this system.
“Low-salt diets activate the renin angiotensin aldosterone and sympathetic nervous systems, both of which can increase insulin resistance.”
So this study was set up to see whether a low salt diet was enough to cause insulin resistance in healthy people.
The researchers recruited over 150 people for the study. The cohort included men and women between the ages of 18 and 65 years old.
All the participants went through two different experiments.
Experiment 1 consisted of living on a low salt diet for a week.
The second experiment was that of a high salt diet for the same time period.
People produced more aldosterone and other stress hormones when they didn’t get enough salt.
Insulin resistance was tested by “the homeostasis model assessment.”
This is the standard way to assess insulin resistance — it involves multiple tests combined to give a final score.
Higher scores on this test mean insulin resistance.
The low-salt diet caused insulin resistance.
“Scores of insulin resistance were significantly higher on a high salt diet compared with the low-salt diet.”
The researchers wondered whether there could be other factors affecting the result — these days scientists are very sceptical of results which show salt in a good light.
So they plugged in numerous other factors to their calculations. These other factors were things which could also affect insulin resistance.
After taking into account every risk factor they could think of — the researchers found that the low salt diet still caused insulin resistance.
“The low-salt diet was significantly associated with insulin resistance independent of age, sex, blood pressure, body mass index, serum sodium and potassium, serum angiotensin II, plasma renin activity, serum and urine aldosterone, and urine epinephrine and norepinephrine.”
Try as they might, they couldn’t explain the findings away.
A low salt diet causes insulin resistance in healthy people.
“The low-salt diet is associated with an increase in insulin resistance. The impact of these findings on diabetes and cardiovascular disease needs further investigation.”
The war on salt is one of the greatest mistakes of the medical and nutritional establishment of the last 100 years.
Sodium is an essential mineral for human health.
And it’s one which is almost impossible to get enough of without consuming sodium chloride — table salt.
Most people should be using more salt, not less.
You should always consult a healthcare practitioner about treating and diagnosing health-related problems.
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Eat a couple of these 10 superfoods for perfect blood sugar
Why do these 10 superfoods work?
Because they kick start the cells in a man’s body into using sugar for energy, so it doesn’t pile up in the bloodstream.
And when the cells begin burning sugar again, blood sugar DROPS and diabetes is no more.
Once again, just as you could when you were a kid, you can eat virtually anything and enjoy the heck out of it, because no more diabetes symptoms.
Your doctor will say, “I don’t know what you are doing, but whatever it is, keep doing it!”
And you’ll be able to stop your medications with your doctor’s full blessing because you won’t need them anymore!
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