Before I
    get into today's topic I would like to extend a heartfelt 
    THANK YOU to all of my clients and readers as well as our new friends that
    came to hear me speak or stopped by our booth at the Health Freedom Expo in
    Chicago this past weekend. 
    It's
    thrilling to see the real people behind the emails & phone calls. 
    And
    I especially LOVE to see my clients in person who have experienced dramatic
    improvements in their health due to our work here. Believe me, I'm as
    excited as you are! 
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    Today's topic actually stems from these questions that I was
    asked at this past weekend's Expo: 
    "So what's the deal with
    these trans-fats that everyone's talking about? Are they like the saturated
    fats in meat and butter? Are they all bad?" 
    Great
    questions. Because of slanted studies and creative marketing efforts by
    food companies, many people are still confused about trans-fats, and
    believe that ALL saturated fats are deadly. 
    So
    I'd like to clarify this issue once and for all. 
    First,
    to help you better understand the different kinds of fats, let's take a
    quick look at... 
    The anatomy of a fat 
    To
    understand what the different types of fats are and what they mean, here's
    a simplified look at the anatomy of a fat. 
    Fats
    are made up of atoms of carbon, hydrogen and a little oxygen, and together
    they create a "parking lot." 
    The
    carbon atoms are the empty parking spaces, and the hydrogen and oxygen
    atoms are the cars that fill up the spaces. 
    If
    a fat "parking lot" is completely full, with not a single space
    open for another "car," it's called a saturated fat. Examples of
    saturated fats are those found in meat, butter, eggs, and dairy. 
    If
    the parking lot has just ONE empty space available, it's a monounsaturated
    fat. Monounsaturated fats include olive oil, canola oil, avocados and nuts. 
    And
    lastly, if the parking lot has 2 or more open spaces, it's a
    polyunsaturated fat. Some polyunsaturated fats are Omega-3 oils (like fish
    oil, flaxseed, pumpkin seed and walnut oils) and Omega-6 oils (such as
    safflower, sunflower, sesame, grapeseed, borage and evening primrose). 
      
    Which ones do we need? 
    There
    are no "mistakes" in Nature, and that includes fats. 
    Your
    body needs about 30% of your calories to come from fat, with an even
    breakdown between saturated, monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats. 
     
    Here are just some of the vital functions fats from Nature serve inside
    of YOU: 
    1- They make up the myelin
    sheath that surrounds and protects your nerves and helps with transmitting
    nerve impulses 
    2- They help cushion your internal organs 
    3- They're needed for your body to make hormones 
    4- They help regulate your body temperature 
    5- They help absorb and transport the fat soluble vitamins A, D, E and K to
    wherever your body needs them 
    6- They add flavor to foods and help create feelings of fullness after a
    meal (so they can actually help you lose weight!) 
    7- They form adenosine triphosphate (ATP)--your body's main form of energy 
      
    The deadly ones 
    The
    one fat that you must ALWAYS avoid is the freak fat that is downright
    deadly to your health--otherwise known as trans-fats. 
    Although
    trans-fats are "chemically" a form of saturated fat, they are NOT
    from Nature, your body can't metabolize them and it must instead detox them
    like a poison. 
    Here
    are just some of the ways that trans-fats can guarantee that you (or your
    children) will be very sick and likely die way before your time: 
    - Cancer: Trans-fats
    interfere with the enzymes your body uses to protect itself against cancer.
    Consumption of trans-fats is linked to increased cancer rates in numerous
    studies. 
    - Diabetes: Trans-fats
    confuse the insulin receptors in your cell membranes which in turn can
    raise your blood sugar level and trigger type 2 diabetes. 
    - Heart disease: Trans-fats
    raise the level of low-density lipoproteins (LDLs) in your bloodstream,
    thereby encouraging cholesterol accumulation and eventually atherosclerosis. 
    - Immune dysfunction:
    Trans-fats interfere with immune cell function and reduce immune response. 
    - Fertility: Trans-fats
    interfere with enzymes needed to produce sex hormones. They can also
    decrease the level of testosterone and increase the number of abnormal
    sperm in males. 
    - Pregnancy: Trans-fats
    can cross the placenta and interfere with the fats needed for the fetus'
    brain development. 
    - Breast feeding:
    Eating trans-fats lowers the level of (good) fat in the mother's milk,
    which can impair the neurological and visual development of the baby. 
    - Obesity: Studies
    continue to show a higher rate of obesity in people who consume
    trans-fats--especially women. Women who eat trans-fats are consistently
    shown to weigh more than women who do not eat trans-fats, even when their
    total daily calorie intake is the same. 
    - Mood swings:
    Consumption of trans-fats is associated with increased irritability and
    aggression. 
    - Free radicals:
    Trans-fats can spur the development of free radicals, which accelerate
    atherosclerosis and inflammation, contribute to chronic diseases and lead
    to premature aging. 
      
    Where are trans-fats
    lurking? 
    Sources
    of trans-fats include margarine (ALL kinds), shortening and the
    hydrogenated and partially hydrogenated oils used in processed foods. 
    Look
    very carefully at food labels when you shop. If you see a product has
    hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated oils, do NOT buy it. 
    Trans-fats
    are also found in baked goods (including those from a bakery) and fried
    items of all kinds--such as French fries, onion rings, chicken and fish
    from fast food restaurants. 
      
    But aren't all
    saturated fats bad? 
    This
    is a common area of misunderstanding, so let me clear the air: 
    Saturated
    fats have gotten a bad rap over the years that they don't deserve. 
    First
    of all, while trans-fats are chemically classified as a form of saturated
    fat, as you saw above, they are a whole different animal. 
    So
    now let's look at Nature's saturated fats--which are animal fats like meat,
    butter, suet, lard, etc. 
    Nature's
    saturated fats are dense, sticky and can be a challenge for your body to
    eliminate. But at the same time, your body NEEDS them because they help
    stabilize your cell membranes. 
    They
    also are the main type of fat surrounding your heart, and your heart draws
    upon them during times of stress. 
    And
    they're VITAL to a baby's developing nervous system--so it's no surprise
    that breast milk contains 45-50% saturated fat. 
    The
    problem with Nature's saturated fats is not whether they serve a valid
    purpose, it's that most people eat WAAAY too many of them. 
    Simply
    put, nobody came into this world with a biological need to chow down a 24-oz.
    porterhouse or a foot-long sausage hero. That's simply far too much. 
    Saturated
    fats in reasonable amounts (like butter on your toast or vegetables, or a
    4-oz. piece of your favorite meat) can provide the saturated fat your body
    needs without going overboard. 
    It's
    all a matter of balance and moderation, my friend. 
      
    Trans fats vs.
    Nature's saturated fats 
    Here's
    a quick comparison of some of the health consequences vs. benefits of
    trans-fats and Nature's saturated fats: 
    
     
      | 
       
  
 | 
      
       
Trans-fats 
 | 
      
       
Nature's fats 
 | 
      
      | 
       
Cholesterol 
 | 
      
       
Raises LDLs 
 | 
      
       
Lowers LDLs 
 | 
      
      | 
       
Immune system 
 | 
      
       
Lowers function 
 | 
      
       
Enhances function 
 | 
      
      | 
       
Omega-3 EFAs 
 | 
      
       
Inhibit the body's use of
      Omega-3 EFAs 
 | 
      
       
Enhance the body's use of
      Omega-3 EFAs 
 | 
      
      | 
       
Asthma 
 | 
      
       
Associated with increased
      asthma 
 | 
      
       
Encourage proper lung function 
 | 
      
      | 
       
Obesity 
 | 
      
       
Contribute to weight gain
      & obesity 
 | 
      
       
Boost metabolism & help
      weight loss 
 | 
      
 
 
    Get what you need
    AND get rid of the junk in your trunk 
    To
    help ensure that you not only get the good fats you need, but also to
    minimize your exposure to trans-fats, as well as help eliminate any that
    may be clinging to your innards, here are some smart measures you can take: 
    1) Read food labels. 
    If
    they mention hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated oils, DO NOT buy the
    product, period. There are always alternative products that don't contain
    them. 
    2) NEVER USE MARGARINE
    under ANY circumstances! 
    Real
    butter and olive oil are your best bets for cooking. If you're concerned
    about the salt in butter, buy salt-free butter. 
    3)
    Don't walk, RUN far away from fast food restaurants. 
    4) Eat real (not processed or
    fast) foods that
    include healthy fats and encourage efficient digestion and elimination of
    wastes (including trans-fats). 
    That
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    means not only will you automatically be taking in far fewer trans-fats,
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    buildup AND alleviating any gut troubles you may have too (like reflux,
    gas, bloating, constipation and diarrhea). 
    5) Help reduce any existing
    trans-fat related inflammation in your arteries. 
    The
    best way to do this is to give your body a dose of healthy, natural
    inflammation-fighting Omega-3
    fatty acids with a pure fish oil formula. 
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    food/fast food diet are grossly deficient in. 
      
    Congratulations--you
    are now a "fat expert" and will no longer be fooled by misleading
    claims on food labels or needlessly frightened away from eating meat or
    butter. 
    And
    most importantly, you will be taking important steps toward enhancing your
    health and quality of life, as well as that of your children. 
    That's
    priceless. 
    To
    your health, 
    Sherry
    Brescia 
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