Fat Loss By the Numbers

Because we like things easy… some “experts” try to make shedding pounds into a simple game of “calories in – calories out”.

Although calories are important, we know losing weight simply isn’t that easy.

However, if there were a paint-by-numbers solution for shrinking your belly, it would come in the form of the Glycemic Load… not calorie counting.

You may have heard of it (or its out of date cousin “the Glycemic Index”) but you may not know just how important it is if you want to transform your body.

Today I’ll show you how the Glycemic Load works. I’ll also show you how to identify the best and worst foods you can eat, and give you tips for putting together some great fat-busting meals.

I’ll also reveal an extract that blocks the effects of carbohydrates, reducing the amount of insulin released into your bloodstream.

This extract allows your body to melt fat, as evidenced by double blind, placebo controlled studies demonstrating that this ingredient literally doubles fat loss.

The Blood Sugar “Bombshell” that Makes or Breaks Your Diet

From my Two Insidious Hormones report, you probably already know that insulin resistance is a major hormonal imbalance that will ensure you PUT ON POUNDS.

Insulin resistance starts by consuming the wrong kinds of carbohydrates.

You see, all carbohydrates break down into sugar during digestion, but the key is how quickly that happens.

Foods that release sugar slowly keep your blood sugar at a low to moderate level. This helps maintain your insulin levels in check, keeping your body ready for fat burning.

On the other hand, eating a lot of starchy carbohydrates can quickly spike your blood sugar, which in turn increases insulin. With continually high insulin levels your body becomes less and less responsive to to the glucose moderating effects of insulin. This is called insulin resistance. To compensate, your body has to secrete more and more insulin to get its job done.

Additionally, these non-stop waves of insulin tell your body to store more of the calories you consume as body fat. In other words, excess insulin makes you fat.

But there’s an easy way to keep excess insulin out of your blood.

By following the Glycemic Load (GL), you can identify the foods that help you avoid the spike of blood sugar that causes a rush of insulin.

Following this one simple strategy is a helpful way to keep your body lean and trim.

Better Than The Glycemic Index

The Glycemic Index (GI) measures the effects of carbohydrates on blood sugar levels. I have been using it for years, but there’s a missing piece:

It’s called the Glycemic Load (GL).

While the GI tells you potentially how quickly different foods might spike your blood sugar, it ignores the carbohydrate concentration of foods (and therefore the actual effect on your blood sugar levels per serving).

For example, carrots rate a 92 on the GI scale, which is very high (and therefore theoretically “bad” for you). But the amount of carbohydrates in a serving of  carrots is very low. Carrots rate a 1 on the GL. So even though they are high on the GI, their low GL makes them a good choice.

No one gets fat eating carrots, but if you follow the GI… you would think they do.  Only by following the GL do you get the real picture.

Here’s one that may surprise you. Corn rates a 55 on the GI. That’s a little high, but would be fine in moderation. Until you look at corn’s GL, a whopping 62! That means for every serving of corn you eat, you’re getting a huge blood sugar spike. That makes corn a very fattening food.

So it is nice to know the Glycemic Index of any food, but it is much important to use the Glycemic Load to make the best food choices possible to shed fat and keep it off.

Deciphering the Glycemic Load

A general rule is that foods with a GL of 20 or above is too high.  Foods below 10 are good choices, and foods in the middle should only be consumed in moderation.

At the end of this article, you’ll find an easy-to-use chart for both the Glycemic Index and the Glycemic Load.

But first, I want to show you the powerful extract that instantly DOUBLES your weight loss.

Rare Coffee Bean from Madagascar Blocks Carbs and Burns Fat

There’s another way to limit the amount of glucose and insulin in your blood.

It’s even easier than following the Glycemic Index. It involves nothing more than taking an extract of a rare coffee bean.

Following up on studies showing that coffee drinkers enjoy a much lower risk of diabetes and insulin resistance, researchers discovered why: specific building blocks called chlorogenic acids.

By extracting chlorogenic acids from a green coffee bean from the remote island of Madagascar, researchers were able to develop a specific extract that:

• Inhibits glucose (sugar) absorption in the small intestine: This ingredient helps to block the sugar from the carbohydrates you eat from being absorbed by your stomach and entering your blood stream… so you have lower blood sugar.

This also limits the amount of insulin your body needs to bring sugar into your cells, limiting the amount of fat that gets stored.

• Speeds burning of fatty acids for energy: When your blood sugar dips below 100 mg/dL, your liver normally kicks in and releases sugars (glucose 6 phosphate) into the blood stream, minimizing the fat burning effects achieved by keeping your blood sugar in check.

But the chlorogenic acids block this process, allowing for increased burning of fatty acids for energy.

Studies back this up: People who used this ingredient lost more than twice the amount of body weight versus a placebo group on the exact same diet. In other words, they immediately DOUBLED their weight loss.

More impressive is that the muscle-to-fat ratio of the group taking this ingredient increased by 256% more than the placebo group over the same period of time.

This indicates that not only did weight loss increase, but that the group using this ingredient maintained a greater percentage of muscle compared to the placebo group.

But don’t go looking for this extract at your local health food store… you won’t find it.

The method for getting the right chlorogenic acids is a patented extraction process that yields the ONLY compound responsible for the fat loss results mentioned above.

This compound, extracted and standardized in a special facility in France, at a dose of 400mg a day, is found in RealDose Weight Loss Formula No. 1.

It was a lot more costly than copycat green coffee bean extracts trying to fool people into believing they would have the same effects, but our promise is of course, to deliver a product that works.

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Until next time,

Dr. Steven Sisskind, M.D.

P.S. — Here’s your Glycemic Load Chart, as promised.

	Serving Size	Glycemic Index	Glycemic Load
CANDY/SWEETS
Honey	2 Tbs	87	17.9
Jelly Beans	1 oz	78	22.0
Snickers Bar	60g (1/2 bar)	68	23.0
Table Sugar	2 Tsp	68	7.0
Strawberry Jam	2 Tbs	51	10.1
Peanut M&M’s	30 g (1 oz)	33	5.6
Dove Dark Chocolate Bar	37g (1 oz)	23	4.4
BAKED GOODS & CEREALS
Bagel	89g (1/4 in.)	72	33.0
Blueberry Muffin	113g (1 med)	59	30.0
Bran Flakes	29g (3/4 cup)	74	13.3
Cheerios	30g (1 cup)	74	13.3
Chocolate cake w/chocolate frosting	64g (1 slice)	38	12.5
Corn Bread	60g (1 piece)	110	30.8
Corn Flakes	28g (1 cup)	92	21.1
Corn tortilla	24g (1 tortilla)	70	7.7
Croissant, Butter	57g (1 med)	67	17.5
Donut (large glazed)	75g (1 donut)	76	24.3
French Bread	64g (1 slice)	95	29.5
Graham Cracker	14g (2 sqrs)	74	8.1
Grape Nuts	58g (1/2 cup)	75	31.5
Kellogg’s Special K	31g (1 cup)	69	14.5
Oatmeal, Instant	234g (1 cup)	65	13.7
Popcorn	8g (1 cup)	55	2.8
Raisin Bran	61g (1 cup)	61	24.4
Rice Krispies	33g (1.25 cup)	82	23.0
Rye bread, 100% whole	32g (1 slice)	65	8.5
Waffle (homemade)	75g (1 waffle)	76	18.7
Wheat Bread	28g (1 slice)	70	7.7
White Bread	25g (1 slice)	70	8.4
BEVERAGES
Apple Juice	248g (1 cup)	41	11.9
Cola, Carbonated	370g (12oz can)	63	25.2
Cranberry Juice Cocktail	253g (1 cup)	68	24.5
Gatorade Powder	16g (.75 scoop)	78	11.7
Hot Chocolate Mix	28g (1 packet)	51	11.7
Orange Juice	249g (1 cup)	57	14.3
Pineapple Juice	250g (1 cup)	46	14.7
Tomato Juice	243g (1 cup)	38	3.4
DAIRY
Ice Cream (Lower Fat)	76g (1/2 cup)	47	9.4
Ice Cream	72g (1/2 cup)	38	6.0
Milk, Whole	244g (1 cup)	40	4.4
Pudding	100g (1/2 cup)	44	8.4
Yogurt, Plain	245g (1 cup)	36	6.1
LEGUMES
Baked Beans	253g (1 cup)	48	18.2
Chickpeas, Boiled	240g (1 cup)	31	13.3
Lentils	198g (1 cup)	29	7.0
Lima Beans	241g (1 cup)	31	7.4
Peanuts	146g (1 cup)	13	1.6
VEGETABLES
Broccoli, cooked	78g (1/2 cup)	0	0.0
Cabbage, cooked	75g (1/2 cup)	0	0.0
Carrot, raw	15g (1 large)	92	1.0
Celery, raw	62g (1 stalk)	0	0.0
Corn, yellow	166g (1 cup)	55	61.5
Cauliflower	100g (1 cup)	0	0.0
Green Beans	135g (1 cup)	0	0.0
Mushrooms	70g (1 cup)	0	0.0
Potato	213g (1 med)	104	36.4
Spinach	30g (1 cup)	0	0.0
Sweet Potato	133g (1 cup)	54	12.4
Tomato	123g (1 med)	38	1.5
FRUIT
Apples, w/ skin	138g (1 med)	39	6.2
Apricot, canned in light syrup	253g (1 cup)	64	24.3
Apricot, dried	130g (1 cup)	32	23.0
Banana	118g (1 med)	51	12.2
Cantaloupe	177g (1 cup)	65	7.8
Grapes	92g (1 cup)	43	6.5
Grapefruit	123g (1/2 fruit)	25	2.8
Kiwi, w/ skin	76g (1 fruit)	58	5.2
Mango	165g (1 cup)	51	12.8
Orange	140g (1 fruit)	48	7.2
Papaya	140g (1 cup)	60	6.6
Peach	98g (1 med)	28	2.2
Pears	166g (1 med)	33	6.9
Pineapple, raw	155g (1 cup)	66	11.9
Plum	66g (1 fruit)	24	1.7
Prunes	132g (1 cup)	29	34.2
Raisins	43g (small box)	64	20.5
Strawberries	152g (1 cup)	40	3.6
Sweet Cherries, raw	117g (1 cup)	22	3.7
Watermelon	152g (1 cup)	72	7.2