SANE Setpoint Weight
Setpoint Weight & Weight Loss work synergistically in order to not only drop unwanted fat pounds, but also crucial to keeping it all off!
Setpoint Weight is the Key: Keep the Pounds Off
Simply put, counting calories is a reductive concept that completely ignores the complexities about how our bodies work.
As humans, we are these biological marvels capable of growing, learning, and changing in incredible ways.
From the outside, our bodies look so simple.
But on the inside, we discover a symphony of coordinated, co-dependent, interactive systems that work to keep us moving, breathing, thinking, eating, digesting, exploring, experiencing, and interpreting the world.
Setpoint Weight & Our Bodies
Do you really think that our bodies function on a system that is as simple as fuel-in-fuel-out?
Of course not!
But really, for as long as we have studied health and nutrition at SANESolution, we have simplified things down to basic formula.
And what have the results been?
They have been nothing short disastrous. All you have to do is look around you to see the evidence of this.
The obesity epidemic is at an all-time high. Heart disease, which is directly linked to obesity is the leading cause of death in America.
Cancer is the second leading cause of death.
Each of these mortality epidemics are closely linked to obesity.
According to current estimates by The World Cancer Research Fund, about 20% of all cancers diagnosed in the US are related to body fatness, physical inactivity, excess alcohol consumption, and poor nutrition.
It is important to note, all off these are related to increased cancer rates, however, body weight appears to have the strongest correlation.
Obesity has been clearly linked to increased rates of each of the following types of cancer:
Breast (in women past menopause)
Colon
Esophagus
Kidney
Pancreas
Obesity influences nearly every system in the body including inflammation, immune function, hormone production, insulin production, bacteria health (can someone say, patented postbiotics?) in our gut, and cell growth.
Through these systems, it elevates a person’s risk for cancer.