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Archive for Heart Disease Risk

Can Artificial Sweeteners Cause Weight Gain?

Posted by Dan Hammer //
 07/22/2017

There has been a long running debate about whether artificial sweeteners cause weight gain. And the Artificial Sweetenersanswer is “YES!”

Not only do they cause weight gain but they also contribute to several other metabolic disorders. These are the findings of the researchers at the University of Manitoba’s George and Fay Yee Centre for Healthcare Innovation. (Try fitting that on a business card.)

They reviewed 37 studies that where done over the last 10 years or more. These studies documented the results from over 400,000 participants who used artificial sweeteners like aspartame, sucralose, and stevioside. They were able to document that artificial sweeteners had a negative impact on:

Metabolism

Gut Microbiome

and Appetite.

Additionally, their review of the literature clearly showed the following: Read More →

Carbohydrates Increase Heart Disease Risk

Posted by Dan Hammer //
 06/08/2016

There is a published study that sheds additional light on carbohydrates and heart disease risk in men and Heart Disease Risk women. At least in Italian men and women. It’s entitled “Dietary Glycemic Load and Index and Risk of Coronary Heart Disease in a Large Italian Cohort.” The study was published in the 4/12/2010 issue of the Archives of Internal Medicine. Dr. Sabina Sieri was the study leader, and she made the following statement:

“High consumption of carbohydrate from high-glycemic foods, rather than overall quantity of carbohydrate consumed, appears to influence the risk of developing heart disease in women.”

If you click on the study title you can read the full text but here is a quick overview of this study.

  1. Women who ate the most “high-glycemic” carbohydrates had twice the heart disease risk then those who ate the least.

  1. The type of carbohydrate consumed showed no significant differences for cardiovascular disease in men.

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