Are you aware that your body’s biochemical makeup is as unique as your fingerprints? It’s true: there never has been or will be another person designed exactly like you. So is it possible, due to such genetic variations, we are all very different in the ways our bodies process foods and utilize nutrients?
Past and present research has revealed that to be the case. As a primary example, Cleveland based dentist Weston A Price traveled to various remote locations in the 1930’s to investigate the reasons for his patient’s poorly formed dental arches and tooth decay. In addition to discovering the causes behind various maladies, he noted that a wide variety of diets promoted good health and wellbeing for the native populations.
Did you know:
The Inuit flourished on a diet rich in animal fats yet very rarely experienced cardiovascular disease?
The Aboriginals consumed high amounts of berries, insects, and small game and were able to maintain a physique that would rival an Olympic athlete?
The mountaineering Swiss sought out plenty of rich dairy and traditional breads to survive glacial winters while still maintaining a healthy weight?
As history has shown, populations around the world have adapted to and thrived on a wide range of climates and local food availability. Modern man is currently reversing that trend toward a standardized, global diet, but evidence of the past and varying success with contradictory diet programs in the present has shown that the proper diet cannot be one-size-fits-all!
Metabolic Typing: Not Just Another Diet Trend
Could this be the missing link in modern nutritional science? Based on 25 years of testable and verifiable research, it certainly isn’t new or the next big fad. Metabolic Typing (MT) is an easy-to-use, proven technology that allows you to rapidly identify your own highly individualized dietary needs. By knowing your type, you will learn how to select just the right ‘body fuel’— food combinations and nutrients — that will enable your body to function at peak efficiency.
The Benefits Of Metabolic Typing
These are the improvements you can expect to experience with MT in the short term:
Efficient conversion of food into energy rather than stored as fat
Increased physical and mental energy following meals and snacks
Feel full and hunger free four to five hours after meals
Reduced sweet and starch cravings
Less digestive problems — bloating, gas, constipation
Greater capability in athletic performance
Enhanced ability to concentrate and focus
Lessening of hyperactivity, depression, anxiety, and irritability
When keeping to a diet tailored for your MT, these are some health benefits to expect for the long term:
Natural weight loss without dieting and deprivation
Achievement of your ideal weight
Enhanced immunity — improved resistance to colds, flu, and recurrent infections
Reversal of chronic or degenerative health disorders
Slowing of the aging process
Have You Ever Noticed...
You want to lose weight, so you try your best friend’s diet. She lost 10 pounds quickly, but you can’t seem to shed an ounce.
Your spouse has thrived while on the Atkin’s diet and has boundless energy; however, when you imitate this plan, your energy plummets and you can barely drag yourself out of bed.
You eat the best foods, take only the finest quality supplements, you exercise and lead a healthy lifestyle, yet you still do not feel well.
You’ve tried various diets, and it seems like the minute you reach your goal and go off the diet, the weight comes right back.
You believe in nutrition, but feel like giving up on it. You find it impossible to make sense of the confusing and contradicting advice flooding the market.
As these scenarios show, it’s apparent that what may work for one person may have no effect on another, and may make a third person worse. So before you’re tempted to try the next fad on the market, instead discover your Metabolic Type for a program designed specifically for your needs.