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How Can A Diabetic Boost Metabolism? Part 7 (and last in this series)
We’re blessed to live in this age of information technology because there are so many answers to all types of problems literally right before us. The answers are in the studies. They’re also in the inventions.
One of those answers to boosting metabolism is finding substances in nature that can turn off the genes that are producing the proteins and enzymes that create more insulin and more fat storage.
In the past 5 years, a substance from the Japanese knotweed plant called resveretrol was discovered to reverse the biochemistry that causes fat storage and insulin pumping as well as insulin resistance. It creates a shift in the biochemical pathways that make these enzymes and proteins that keep you fat and diabetic.
Not only did resveretrol work its magic on diabetic animals but it also stimulated production of the enzymes and proteins that were related to longevity. Resveretrol in some way was resetting the genes for living a long life.
There are so many different substances that may be found that can help you in your pursuit of a higher metabolism. For example, vitamin D does the same thing. It can influence the production of those proteins and enzymes that cause the expression of over 100 different diseases. That’s a lot of health going on! And to think we’ve been taught that the sun’s rays were so harmful! We must think again and reconsider!
One of the best habits you can develop is the pursuit of new knowledge about your health. Sure, it’s possible that your brain may not be able to comprehend it all the first time you read it. That’s to be expected and that’s how people learn. It can be uncomfortable when reading something that you don’t understand but just stay tuned into the goal … finding the treasures of info that is out there to help you. You don’t have to remember all the information … just the good stuff that helps you.
