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Beware this inflammatory killer chemical making men limp
This inflammatory killer builds up in the bloodstream…
And even one teaspoon of the inflammatory killer can kill erections and make men fat around the middle…
Destroying the testosterone-producing Leydig cells…
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Should men eat tree nuts?
Nuts were rarely a large part of the human diet.
And they do provide plenty of calories from fat and some from protein, along with some trace minerals.
In recent years, there have been many stories urging people to eat more nuts in order to improve their metabolic and cardiovascular health.
I’ve always been skeptical of these claims – mainly because most nuts contain large amounts of polyunsaturated fatty acids.
Polyunsaturated fatty acids are the same types of fats which are found in vegetable oil and fish well.
The fats contained nuts are associated with metabolic problems, particularly insulin resistance and type II diabetes.
When researchers looked at the relationship between nut consumption and metabolic issues…
…they found that people who consumed more nuts were more likely to be diabetic.
The human research was carried out at Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, Isfahan, Iran. The findings were published in Nutrition, Metabolism and Cardiovascular Diseases.
Nuts have attracted the interest of researchers looking into metabolic and cardiovascular disease.
Here are some of the reasons why…
“Nuts are one of the richest sources of unsaturated fatty acids, plant proteins, antioxidant vitamins (e.g., vitamin E), minerals (magnesium and potassium), and plant sterols, which all have cardioprotective effects.”
Many of the components listed above are beneficial for metabolic and cardiovascular disease.
But (poly)unsaturated fatty acids are a major cause of these diseases.
Decades ago, observant scientists were commenting on the protective effect of vitamin E against the harmful effect of polyunsaturated fatty acids.
The vitamin E component of nuts may make them a little less toxic…
But let’s see the effects of nut consumption on human metabolic health.
“We investigated the relationship between nut consumption and cardiometabolic risk factors including dyslipidaemia, hypertension, diabetes, and obesity in Iranian adults.”
The research was part of the cohort study which involved over 1400 healthy participants.
At the outset, the participants completed detailed food frequency questionnaires which analyzed dietary habits.
The participants also had a full metabolic clinical examination including body measurements, blood pressure, lipids, and blood sugar.
The researchers followed up with the participants a number of times over the next 12 years…
Repeating the tests to see if anything had changed.
The participants were split into 3 groups according to their nut consumption – low, medium, and high nut consumption.
The researchers took into account a large number of other risk factors which can cause bone disease.
When they crunched the numbers they found 2 things.
People who consumed more nuts were less likely to be obese.
This is a good thing – but I suspect it is because people who go on restrictive diets often use nuts as a snack to suppress appetite.
A far more telling result was the relationship between nut consumption and type II diabetes.
The more nuts people consumed the more likely they were to develop type II diabetes.
“The associations remain significant for obesity and type II diabetes.”
The researchers calculated that nut consumption could be responsible for a 120% increased likelihood of developing type II diabetes.
People who ate lots of nuts were 2.2 times more likely to be diabetic.
There is a vast amount of research showing that the type of fat contained in most nuts can cause diabetes…
But so many doctors and scientific researchers seem completely oblivious to this research.
When you understand the role of these fats in diabetes…
Then it’s easy to predict that people who eat lots of nuts are more likely to be diabetic.
Oblivious to this fact, the researchers reiterated the statement that most people should eat more nuts – unless they are already diabetic!
“It is suggested that incorporation of nuts into people’s usual diet may have beneficial effects for people without diabetes.”
I suspect some higher quality research would show that nuts can increase type II diabetes in these healthy people.
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