Toxins in Fat

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Hi!

Sorry for the misunderstanding. I didn't mean to imply not to eat fats. I think

they are very important, especially butter. I eat butter, mayonnaise, olive oil

and grapeseed oil and make sure I eat some every day.

I still think once the body is able to eliminate toxins, returning to a healthy

weight is better than carrying excess weight, and if I can get rid of additional

toxins in the body at the same time, so much the better.

I also agree that the brain is composed mostly of fat and if toxins have broken

through the blood brain barrier, guess where you are storing toxins? Might have

something to do with brain fog, don't you think?

No references, just simple deduction.

Merle

Hess wrote:

> NO NO NO! The reason the toxins are in your fat is because your organs cannot

handle excreting them. I reduced my fat drastically and got worse. CFS is worse

among then people, Cheny once said. When you lower body fat the fattest part

left is your brain so you can redistribute there. Adding body fat is a good idea

for most people. I have felt better doing this myself. It also depends on how

you get the fat, just eating sugar and carbs would not be good.

>

> Happy New Year

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> Toxins in Fat

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> Hi! Mike

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> I agree with you completely. I also understand that toxins are stored in

fat, so it makes sense that by getting rid of the fat, you would also reduce the

toxins in your system.

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> I wish I had lost weight, but I've gained about 20 lbs during the past three

years and I was 20 lbs overweight when I got ill, so I should weigh 40 lbs less

than I do.

>

> That is actually what I am working on now (not too successfully), but feel

that it is the next step in getting healthier and also more active.

>

> The 'Bu Zhong Yi Qi Wan' is supposed to help reduce fat, in conjunction with

providing more energy and help with kidneys and spleen. It costs about $3.00 a

week, so is worth a try. It gives me

> more energy, but that's all I've noticed so far. If it works, I'll let you

know.

>

> Merle

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> kmcamp222000 wrote:

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> > Merle, thanks for the update. Let me ask a question. Did you ever

> > lose weight from 1997 (bedbound) to the present? The reason I ask is

> > that since toxins are stored more in fat, I have a (weak) theory that

> > the less body fat one has, the better that one might feel. TIA.

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