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Eat Sh*t and Die: How Our Daily Food Choices Are Killing Us

By (author) Mark Linder





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A crash course on how the standard western diet is killing us and the simple steps you can take to improve your health. Dr. Mark Linder has examined the research and the news is bad. Obesity has skyrocketed, with nearly half of us measuring as obese. The incidence of type-2 diabetes has exploded by more than 200 percent since 1980, while heart disease and stroke has nearly doubled in the same timeframe. Worse, the interventions we've been using for the past 40 years are not working. In this no-holds-barred book, Dr. Mark Linder gives readers the straight goods on why our heath is spiralling out of control and what we can do about it. It is not a magic pill, a complicated array of supplements or a pile of cleverly marketed health products. No, it is a simple two-step process. Step 1: stop eating processed carbohydrates; Step 2: stop eating vegetable oil. That's it. Eat Sh*t and Die gives readers a crash course in nutrition as it relates directly to health. There's no wishy-washy pseudoscience here. Instead, Dr. Linder, in his trademark off-the-cuff style, goes deep on macronutrient metabolism, explaining exactly what happens inside your body when you load in carbs, fats and proteins. Heavily illustrated and easy to follow, Dr. Linder's book draws a straight line from our diets to disease. The explanation and solution to the problem are so simple, and in Eat Sh*t and Die, seeing is believing. Here are some of the medical facts that you'll discover in this eyeopening volume: Saturated fat is good for you; Eating foods high in cholesterol is not bad for you; When you eat carbohydrates, your body releases insulin. Among its many functions, insulin triggers your body to store fat (for future energy) but also does not allow your body to burn fat for energy. So, consistently triggering insulin release by eating carbohydrates perpetually imprisons your fat; Insulin resistance is the best indicator of future diabetes; Consuming seed oils (vegetable oils) is likely putting us at risk for heart attacks and strokes. And much, much more! If you are concerned about your health (or someone else's), would like to lose weight, feel more energized or are simply interested in understanding what goes on inside your body when you eat, Eat Sh*t and Die is the no-nonsense book for you.

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Publisher | Firefly Books Ltd
Published date | 1 Oct 2020
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Format | Paperback / softback
Pages | 176
Dimensions | 229 x 178 x 0mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 0g
ISBN | 978-0-2281-0275-5
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