Are you struggling to lose weight? You may have toxic heavy metals in your body sabotaging your hard-earned weight-loss efforts. You may have never considered this before, but there is an absolute connection between heavy metal toxicity and unhealthy weight gain.
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Toxins Create Weight-Loss Resistance
Heavy metal toxicity is a major source of many health challenges today, especially for people dealing with the frustrations of weight-loss resistance. Each year, people spend thousands of dollars on weight loss products, diets, and exercise programs, and still the problem of weight gain persists. Why?
Dr. Daniel Pompa, D.PSc. said, “A body filled with toxic substances, such as heavy metals, is often confined in a state of weight-loss resistance, wherein the body cannot lose weight. Until toxins are cleared from the body, individuals will struggle to lose weight, regardless of following a strict diet or exercise protocol.”
Toxins Linked to Obesity and Diabetes
Recently, scientists have discovered the disturbing fact that environmental toxins make you fat and cause diabetes. Inside the body, these foreign chemicals disrupt the body’s natural ability to balance blood sugar and metabolize cholesterol. Over time, this toxic burden can cause changes that lead to insulin resistance.
Toxic Overload Inhibits Hormones
Further evidence shows that toxins like heavy metals adversely affect hormones and shift hormonal balances that lead to weight-loss resistance. “Improved understanding of hormones and their impact on metabolism and weight gain is critical in winning the war against obesity,” says Dr. Daniel Pompa.
“Leptin is a hormone that tells the brain to burn fat for energy. If the brain is not receiving the correct message from this hormone, due to toxic overload, then the body will not be able to burn fat for energy. What does this mean? Real and lasting weight loss is not possible when the body is in a state of toxicity, despite following a healthy diet and exercise regimen.”
With the abundance of environmental toxins combined with the two largest epidemics that plague our society today – obesity and diabetes – it’s clear that safe and effective heavy metal detoxification is needed now more than ever.
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