Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Two Simple Ways to Fatten Up

Getting and keeping the slim, strong and sexy look is TOUGH.  Unfortunately, getting fat is pretty frigging easy.  One needs to look no further than commercial gyms and outdoor exercise areas, where the majority of the participants are overweight.  (That seems a little incongruous, no?  More on this later…)

What we have to do as people who are interested in health as well as looking great, is to avoid the two black holes of exercise and nutrition.

But if you really insist on keeping those spare tires and muffin tops, here are two suggestions:

 1. Keep performing low intensity exercise

This will ensure your metabolism never rises.  In fact it will continue to drop due to the natural aging process and due to your proclivity to always make your activity low intensity.  Your walk/jog/treadmill jaunt will burn very few calories comparatively speaking, and the calorie burning process will stop as soon as you stop.  The next time you eat – even if it’s something small and healthy – you will have put back the calories you just used, netting a break even on fat loss.  In other words you just wasted your time.  And the repetitive nature of your jaunt is also likely to be causing joint problems.  More on that later as well.

2. Keep believing grains are good for you

"Healthy Grains" is an oxymoron.  Evidence is overwhelming that sugars and grains are harmful both long term and short term.  Harmful meaning they will make you sick, both long term and short term.  I’m talking about mood swings, depression, ADD, ADHD, violent episodes short term and cancer(s), heart issues and cognitive disorders like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s long term.  But grains and sugars will make you fat as well, and that’s what we’re here to discuss.  A really good way to get fat is to keep your insulin raised all day.  What’s the best way to do this?  Keep having grains and sugars.


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