The one food that reverses cravings

The one food that reverses cravings

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This one food ends harmful food cravings that the brain is already chemically addicted to

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The one food that reverses cravings

Scientists have been debating for decades whether carbohydrates or fat cause weight gain.

A new study indicates that dietary fat – and only dietary fat – causes weight gain.

This enormous experiment tested the effects of 29 different diets on a number of different mouse strains.

And dietary fat altered the chemical reward pathways in the brain.

These researchers conducted their experiments at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland and the Chinese Academy of Sciences. They published their results in the journal Cell.

The scientists wanted to get to the bottom of a question about the effect of macronutrients on body weight and fat gain.

And the macronutrients they wanted to know about were proteins, carbohydrates, and fats.

“Different studies suggest increased dietary fat, carbohydrates (particularly sugars), or reduced protein may all stimulate obesity. The question remains unsolved.”

They assigned hundreds of mice to dozens of groups, with 20 mice in each group.

And they put the mice on different diets for a period of three months.

The study tested an enormous range of macronutrient ratios.

They even created groups to test the effect of sugar.

“We exposed mice to 29 different diets varying from 8.3% to 80% fat, 10% to 80% carbohydrate, 5% to 30% protein, and 5% to 30% sucrose.”

Sugar is a type of carbohydrate and it has been much maligned in the last few decades…

So the scientists isolated the effects of sugar itself from other carbohydrates.

After they crunched the numbers from the enormous amount of data taken by measuring and testing the animals, a clear picture developed.

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Only dietary fat led to overeating and weight gain.

None of the other macronutrients had an effect on appetite and weight gain that was separate from dietary fat.

“Only increased dietary fat content was associated with elevated energy intake and body fat.”

The animals began to overeat and get fat when they got more than 50% to 60% of their calories from fat.

All of the data from the study shows that mice usually tend to eat in order to get a certain number of calories.

“Mice regulate their food consumption primarily to meet an energy [target] rather than a protein target.”

But when dietary fat intake gets too high, appetite and body fat increase.

“This system can be overridden by hedonic factors linked to fat, but not sucrose, consumption.”

The World Health Organisation recommends that people don’t get more than 10% of their calories from sugar.

But this study showed no negative effect from sugar up to 30% of calories.

The high-fat diets led to changes in gene expression in the brain – they disrupted the serotonin, dopamine, and opioid pathways.

“This response was associated with increased gene expression in the serotonin receptors, and the dopamine and opioid signaling pathways in the hypothalamus.”

These pathways are linked to reward systems, metabolism, and even addiction.

High-fat diets change the brain.

They create reward pathways that cause overeating and obesity (and possibly all the associated health problems).

The scientists predicted that animals on a high-protein diet would get lean. They were wrong.

They predicted that animals on a high-carbohydrate or high-sugar diet would get fat. Wrong again!

And they believed that animals on a high-fat diet would stay lean. But these were the animals that got fat.

It should be obvious from this that eating a lot of fat is the easiest way to gain body fat.

High-fat diets predictably cause obesity and type 2 diabetes in animals and in humans.

Scientists even use high-fat diets in animal studies to create obese and diabetic animals for experiments.

Of course, mice are not humans.

It’s unlikely, given the scale of this experiment, that it will be repeated in humans…

But hopefully, it gives you food for thought.

You should consult a healthcare professional about diagnosing and treating health problems.

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Matt Cook is editor-in-chief of Daily Medical Discoveries. Matt has been a full time health researcher for 26 years. ABC News interviewed Matt on sexual health issues not long ago. Matt is widely quoted on over 1,000,000 websites. He has over 300,000 daily newsletter readers. Daily Medical Discoveries finds hidden, buried or ignored medical studies through the lens of 100 years of proven science. Matt heads up the editorial team of scientists and health researchers. Each discovery is based upon primary studies from peer reviewed science sources following the Daily Medical Discoveries 7 Step Process to ensure accuracy.
Dietary Fat, but Not Protein or Carbohydrate, Regulates Energy Intake and Causes Adiposity in Mice https://www.cell.com/cell-metabolism/fulltext/S1550-4131(18)30392-9
Q: Is dietary fat stored as body fat?Did you know that not all fats are created equal?There are various kind of fats and some may actually be more beneficial for your body. I suppose this misconception or witch-hunt about fats comes from the assumption that, we tend to connect fats with obesity or that this particular type of food makes us fatty.This can be a half baked opinion.Our normal foods contain three types of fats. They are saturated, unsaturated and trans fats. The type of fats that normally occur in foods like oily fish, avocado, nuts, seeds and unrefined vegetable oils are considered healthy. These are unsaturated fats.Saturated fats are those that are normally found in meats, dairy, eggs, coconut oil and some other foods. These are recommended to be consumed but in moderation. The only type of fats that one has to be more aware of is Trans Fats.These types of fats are usually found in industrially manufactured food products and processed foods. Ice cream, candy, hot dogs and potato chips consists of trans fats and too much consumption of these kind fo foods can clog arteries, cause a spike in the bad cholesterol levels and increase the risk of heart disease.Fats are stored in the body based on how it is processed .After food is taken, the dietary fats usually breaks into glycerol and small chain fatty acids. This then gets converted into Triglycerides which travels to the muscle cells and fat tissues where it is used for energy and other biochemical processes. Dietary fats are usually stored in the muscle cells for energy use, when the body needs it.What’s actually making you fat? Don’t blame the fats.What counts is the calorie intake. According to the USDA from 1970 to 2000 – the total number of calories that were ingested by Americans daily increased by a whopping 24%......No wonder, the rate of obese people in the U.S also grew two fold.Even if you ingest fats, but persist within the calories levels needed by the body, everything is well. Good fat foods like nuts, fish, seeds and unrefined oils are a great way to ingest healthy fats in your body.Not many know, but the use of fats also depends on the type of activity. For example, during low intensity activities, the body uses the fat that is available in the bloodstream. But High intensity activities, happens to change the process. The body first makes use of the fats that are stored in the muscle cells and only then that the fat available in the bloodstream is used.Consumption of too much dietary fats lead to storage as body fat. New cells are created to store the excess fat. This is why a regimen of daily activity is a wonderful way to balance the fatty levels of the body. Exercise leads to the use of this extra fat as fuel and can help balance the body mass levels.According to the USDA one should consume no more than 10% of your daily calories from saturated and unsaturated fats. And yes…………stay away from Trans Fats!Do you understand now that, eating fats would not make you fat !

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