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Old Sun, Oct-18-09, 11:43
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Default Body Fat Loss: Saturated Fat Kicks the Cr*pola Out Of Olive Oil

http://drbganimalpharm.blogspot.com...crpola-out.html



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DESIGN: Forty-nine overweight men and women, aged 19-50 y, consumed either 18 or 24 g/d (women or men, respectively) of MCT oil or olive oil as part of a weight-loss program for 16 wk. Subjects received weekly group weight-loss counseling. Body weight and waist circumference were measured weekly. Adipose tissue distribution was assessed at baseline and at the endpoint by use of dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry and computed tomography.

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As part of the weight-loss program, the subjects were counseled to reduce their caloric intakes to 1500 kcal/d forwomen and 1800 kcal/d for men. Within this diet, all subjects received study muffins (either cranberry or blueberry; Krusteaz, Seattle, WA) that contained 10 g of their assigned oil and 8 or 14 g of liquid oil, for women and men, respectively, to incorporate into their foods during cooking. Therefore, all subjects received 12% of theirprescribed weight-loss energy requirements in the form of thestudy oil (18 g for women and 24 g for men). This level of oil was chosen because it was found to produce significant increases in energy expenditure (8). The subjects, along with the dietitian and clinical coordinator, were unaware of the oil each person was consuming. Muffins were given to the clinical coordinator in bags labeled with the subject’s study ID code and A or B to designate group. Oil was provided in opaque plastic containers, which were also labeled with the subject’s study ID code and A or B.
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Old Sun, Oct-18-09, 11:45
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Plan: Animal-based/IF
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That entire article is well worth reading. It's excellent. Thanks for bringing this to everyone's attention Nancy.
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Old Sun, Oct-18-09, 14:46
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Plan: AtkinsMaintenance/IF
Stats: 185/145/155 Female 5'5
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Well ya know Nancy--I've added in MCT oil--only about 1TBS 2-4x/week in a morning smoothie (I had a quart bottle of the NOW hanging around and thought I'd use it). I've been using it since about June. I wonder if this could be one of the variables that I've mentioned re: my weight loss recently among all the other things. I hit an all time low of 147 this morning for about 30 seconds.

Unheard of!
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Old Sun, Oct-18-09, 15:47
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30 seconds! You sound like me. The only time I see new lows is when my scales are borked up.
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Old Wed, Oct-21-09, 19:52
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Stats: 190/150/140 Male 5'11"
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Eating only meat has left me intolerant of olive oil. I had but a tablespoon, only to find it burned my mouth, my throat, left me burpy, indigestion, and tasting olive oi in my mouth for two days.

Never touching that crap again!

I can eat beef, pork, and chicken fat as if it were mother's milk without issue.
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Old Sat, Oct-24-09, 17:31
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Plan: Gluten free wholefoods
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After giving up dairy I added butter back in. The power of saturated fat on satiety cannot be undermined.
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Old Sat, Oct-24-09, 17:57
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Hell yeah, I had 4 slices of bacon for lunch and it was perfect.
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Old Sun, Oct-25-09, 13:48
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Plan: Grain-free Paleo/lowfiber
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Butter is my side. =P
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Old Mon, Oct-26-09, 10:56
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Plan: ovo-lacto-paleo/IF
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coconut oil, butter and cream : YES !!!
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Old Thu, Oct-29-09, 12:45
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Plan: Evolving and learning
Stats: 226/144/130 Female 5'3
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Yeah I'm not in love with the taste of olive oil anymore, not since I started eating a lot of fat. I've also dropped a size since increasing my fat intake in October. My waist is getting smaller
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