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Secret Revealed : LOSE FAT Quickly and Easily NOW with FAT LOSS FACTOR
Fat Loss Factor Program Link - goo.gl BEING FAT is NOT genetic! True, your entire family may be overweight but it doesn #39;t mean that you have to be. There are success stories all the time of people overcoming their "genetics" and possibly increasing your chances of rapid fat loss. Just watch the TV show "The Biggest Loser" (Google it if you #39;ve never seen it) It is full of people who have overcome their "genetics". Want to know a sort of secret? Your genes do not control your weight... your lifestyle does. Your genes are like a light switch, you can turn them on and off depending what you do with your life. Don #39;t be a victim of yourself and everything that you hear! Fat Loss Factor Program Link - goo.glFrom:TheHealthyStuffViews:7 0ratingsTime:02:40More inHowto Style

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Fight To Party - The Genetics
Our second music video. Songs mixed by The Genetics. We do not own any of the material in the video, all credit goes to their rightful owners. Enjoy. http://www.facebook.comFrom:stormcrow20k10Views:1 0ratingsTime:04:14More inMusic

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LOSE WEIGHT FAST with FAT LOSS FACTOR - Honest Review
Fat Loss Factor Program Link - goo.gl BEING FAT is NOT genetic! True, your entire family may be overweight but it doesn #39;t mean that you have to be. There are success stories all the time of people overcoming their "genetics" and possibly increasing your chances of rapid fat loss. Just watch the TV show "The Biggest Loser" (Google it if you #39;ve never seen it) It is full of people who have overcome their "genetics". Want to know a sort of secret? Your genes do not control your weight... your lifestyle does. Your genes are like a light switch, you can turn them on and off depending what you do with your life. Don #39;t be a victim of yourself and everything that you hear! Fat Loss Factor Program Link - goo.glFrom:TheHealthyStuffViews:3 0ratingsTime:03:22More inHowto Style

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Dentist in Austin | Ridge Preservation | Restoring Bone for Denture Patients
When you need to have a tooth or teeth extracted mdash;whether it be due to decay, abscess, gum disease or injury mdash;it is usually in your best interest to do so in a manner which preserves as much of your underlying jawbone as possible. From the time the teeth are removed, significant degeneration of the surrounding bone begins to take place. The amount of shrinkage is unpredictable. Many times the amount of remaining bone shrinks rapidly at first, followed by a more slowly progressing shrinking that occurs over the years afterwards. This shrinking is a natural process, but it is an undesirable result of tooth removal. You have many options to prevent the rapid initial loss of bone, and it is important that you consider them BEFORE any teeth are removed. Some of these procedures are best performed at the time the tooth is removed. To minimize the rapid shrinking of bone, a bone graft can be placed in the socket at the time of tooth removal. This type of bone graft is straightforward and produces little or no discomfort. A ridge preservation bone graft can often prevent the need for major bone grafting later on. Therefore, a ridge preservation bone graft helps to minimize the need for treatment with major bone grafting in the future. The slowly progressive shrinking that happens over time is really only prevented by replacing the missing tooth with a dental implant. The pace of this "slow" bone loss is difficult to predict and is influenced by the genetics of the patient. WHAT ...From:austinsdentistViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:12More inPeople Blogs

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1200w Veg Room - Next Round 8k Flower Room
Hey guys. Wanted to shoot a quick video of the next round of girls that will be going into the BRAND NEW FRESHLY BUILT 8k FLOWER ROOM. Im sooo stoked for this next round... got some GREAT genetics goin in this time around. I say all the strains in the video but it gets kinda muffled so I will list them down below. Im not sure on how many weeks I veg for or am gonna veg for. It is usually between 6-8 weeks. I will keep a weekly update journal of the 8k flower room once we have these girls flipped and bathing in HPS lighting... Should be a fun run... Stay tuned for 8000 watts of DANK!! STRAINS: Chem Reaper (x1) Purple Arrow (x2) Snowcap (x3) Roxanne (x5) ( local cross - Purple Berry x Vitamin D) Bubba Kush (x1) (from seed) Cheesecake (x2) (local cross - clone only now - romulan x shishkaberry) Camelot Kush (x2) Starfire (x2) (Stardog Bx x Fire Alien OG) Tora Bora (x4) UW/G-13 (x2)From:PNWGardenOfFunkViews:5 0ratingsTime:04:55More inEntertainment

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Francine Ke (2012): Searching for the function of the Bcl-2 family member Bok
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Wednesday seminar: 5 December 2012 Francine Ke PhD student Molecular Genetics of Cancer Walter and Eliza Hall InstituteFrom:WalterandElizaHallViews:0 0ratingsTime:51:33More inScience Technology

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BSc Genetics at UCC: A Student #39;s Perspective with Audrey Dearing
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Free will: just an illusion?
Professor Joe Friggieri head of philosophy, University of Malta; poet; playwright; theatre director; three-times winner, National Literary Prize Dr Daniel Glaser head, special projects, public engagement, Wellcome Trust; honorary senior research fellow, Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, University College London Neal Lawson chair, Compass; author, All Consuming; former adviser to Gordon Brown; co-editor, Progressive Century Dr Ellie Lee reader in social policy, University of Kent, Canterbury; director, Centre for Parenting Culture Studies Chair: Angus Kennedy head of external relations, Institute of Ideas; chair, IoI Economy Forum; convenor, The Academy Free will is at the root of our notions of moral responsibility, choice and judgment. It is at the heart of our conception of the human individual as an autonomous end in himself. Nevertheless, free will is notoriously hard to pin down. Philosophers have denied its existence on the basis that we are determined by the laws of nature, society or history, insisting there is no evidence of free will in the iron chain of cause and effect. Theologians have argued everything happens according to the will of God, not man. And yet, when we decide we want something and act on that, it certainly seems as if we are choosing freely. Are we just kidding ourselves? Some of the most profound contemporary challenges to the idea of free will come from neuroscientists, evolutionary psychologists and biologists. They argue we are ...From:battleofideasViews:1 0ratingsTime:01:15:27More inNews Politics

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The Amazing Spider-Man - Episode 3 - Asylum Rescue
Dr. Connors escapes from the mental asylum with the aid of Spider-Man. They head to Peter #39;s apartment where Connors can formulate the antidote to the virus. Gwen isn #39;t too happy about Connors being there since he killed her father while he was the Lizard. Despite these complications, Spidey must return to Oscorp to get Connor #39;s notes on cross-species genetics.From:ChubbStufViews:1 0ratingsTime:15:12More inGaming

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I Am Legend Gene Therapy
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Gene Therapy Interview with Dr. Tolar
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The Mind of David Pearce Part 13 - How to make biotech sound sexy?
The Fate of the Germline Genetic evolution is slow. Progress in artificial intelligence is fast. Only a handful of genes separate Homo sapiens from our hominid ancestors on the African savannah. Among our 23000-odd protein-coding genes, variance in single nucleotide polymorphisms ("SNPs") accounts for just a small percentage of phenotypic variance in intelligence as measured by what we call IQ tests. True, the tempo of human evolution is about to accelerate. As the reproductive revolution of "designer babies" gathers pace, prospective parents will pre-select alleles and allelic combinations for a new child in anticipation of their behavioural effects - a novel kind of selection pressure to replace the "blind" genetic roulette of natural selection. In time, routine embryo screening via preimplantation genetic diagnosis will be complemented by gene therapy, genetic enhancement and then true designer zygotes. In consequence, life on Earth will also become progressively happier as the hedonic treadmill is recalibrated. In the new reproductive era, hedonic set-points and intelligence alike will be ratcheted upwards in virtue of selection pressure. For what parent-to-be wants to give birth to a low-status depressive "loser"? Future parents can enjoy raising a normal transhuman supergenius who grows up to be faster than Usain Bolt, more beautiful than Marilyn Monroe, more saintly than Nelson Mandela, more creative than Shakespeare - and smarter than Einstein. Even so, the ...From:AlgeKalipsoViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:24More inEntertainment

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Gene Therapy, a new tool to cure human diseases
Video created by UAB #39;s Centre for Animal Biotechnology and Gene Therapy (CBATEG) on gene therapy and the advances already achieved in disease treatments (which cannot be cured with traditional drugs), as well as the future of these treatments.From:UABBarcelonaViews:2 0ratingsTime:18:30More inEducation

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Osmosis ATP Cell Therapy
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TORONTO, Dec. 18, 2012 /CNW/ - Dr. Tom Hudson, President and Scientific Director of the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR), today announced that scientists at the Institute have developed a new computer-based method to identify gene signatures that can serve as prognostic biomarkers for cancer. The researchers, Drs. Guanming Wu, Research Associate, and Lincoln Stein, Platform Leader and Principal Investigator, Informatics and Bio-computing Platform, used this technique to discover gene expression signatures related to survival in breast and ovarian cancers. Their study was published in the journal Genome Biology.

To find the gene signatures, Wu and Stein used a collection of algorithms to interrogate gene expression datasets from both breast and ovarian cancer patients. This involves two steps. First, one algorithm mines the data for modules of interacting genes that play a role in the disease process, independent of clinical status. Then a second algorithm scans the genomic dataset for modules that have clinical significance.

Wu and Stein's application of this method to breast cancer found a 31-gene signature that is strongly correlated with patient survival in estrogen receptor positive breast cancer. Application of the method to high-grade serous ovarian cancer discovered a 75-gene signature that is correlated with patient survival. Discovery of the gene signature for ovarian cancer fills an unmet clinical need as few prognostic signatures have been found for this disease.

"A key aspect of OICR's mission is to translate our growing understanding of the genomic alterations underlying cancers into clinically useful tools. By creating a new method able to find reliable prognostic biomarkers, we hope to enable a new paradigm of precision medicine in which treatment decisions are based on the exact nature of the patient's disease," says Stein.

Biomarkers are biological entities such as genes and proteins that indicate the presence and state of a disease. Testing for biomarkers gives clinicians information that can be used to diagnose disease and choose therapies that will be of the greatest benefit to patients while sparing them the negative side effects of those that would be of no help. Treating patients in this way is known as personalized medicine and reliable biomarkers are central to its application.

The gene signatures found using Wu and Stein's approach is thought to be more reliable than those found by traditional methods, as they rely upon ensembles of interacting genes rather than a small number of unrelated genes. Another advantage to Wu and Stein's method is that it can probably by applied to a variety of different cancer types.

"We have released the signature-finding algorithm as an open source package to allow the research community to experiment and extend the method," says Stein. His group is already working on an adaptation of the method to allow biomarkers to be identified using genome sequencing data. This has the potential to reduce the cost and complexity of diagnostic tests based on biomarker signatures.

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OICR is an innovative cancer research and development institute dedicated to prevention, early detection, diagnosis and treatment of cancer. The Institute is an independent, not-for-profit corporation, supported by the Government of Ontario. The annual budget for OICR, its research partners and collaborators exceeds $150 million. This supports more than 1,600 investigators, clinician scientists, research staff and trainees located at its headquarters and in research institutes and academia across the Province of Ontario. It has research hubs in Hamilton, Kingston, London, Ottawa, Thunder Bay and Toronto. OICR has key research efforts underway in small molecules, biologics, stem cells, imaging, genomics, informatics and bio-computing, from early stage research to Phase III clinical trials. For more information, please visit the website at http://www.oicr.on.ca.

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Oncodesign, a Drug Discovery company and oncology pharmacology service provider, and the Laboratory for Neurobiology and Gene Therapy (LNGT) at the Department of Neurosciences at the KU Leuven, an expert academic group exploring the roles of LRRK2 and -synuclein in Parkinsons disease headed by Professor Veerle Baekelandt, today announced that they have entered into a research collaboration to evaluate, with Ipsen (Euronext: IPN, ADR: IPSEY) (IPN.PA), Oncodesigns compounds in multiple pharmacology models for Parkinson's disease. The collaboration builds on Oncodesign's LRRK2 program with advanced Nanocyclix lead molecules that was partnered with Ipsen in January 2012.

Our partnership with Ipsen on the discovery of novel therapeutic agents in Parkinsons disease has advanced to a stage where we can use further in depth expertise and advanced pharmacology models to position our leads. We are very excited to collaborate with KU Leuven to advance our understanding of both our inhibitors and the LRRK2 target, said Jan Hoflack, Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer and Head of Oncodesign's Discovery Activities.

This collaboration with Oncodesign is a perfect example of translational research in action, said Veerle Baekelandt, Ph.D., Principle Investigator of LNGT. Parkinsons disease has been the focus of our research for more than 10 years now. We are very pleased that Oncodesign has selected our lab as a partner for advancing their kinase program, she added.

We are thrilled that the expertise that our lab has built up from fundamental research on LRRK2 can be put to good use in evaluating and developing the biology aspects of compounds with therapeutic potential, said Jean-Marc Taymans, Ph.D., Group Leader of LNGT.

Ipsen and Oncodesign entered into a research collaboration last January for the development of new therapeutic agents against LRKK2 involved in Parkinson's disease, in line with our focus in neurology and movement disorders. We are delighted that our partnership with Oncodesign is moving forward as planned with the objective of developing therapeutics for Parkinsons disease patients. The Oncodesign collaboration with LNGT will greatly accelerate the progress of this research program stated Dr. Claude Bertrand, Executive Vice president, R&D, Chief Scientific Officer at Ipsen.

Under the terms of the agreement, Oncodesign and LNGT will closely collaborate to advance Oncodesign's Parkinsons disease program towards clinical development. LNGT will receive full financial support from Oncodesign for these activities.

About Oncodesign

Founded in 1995 and headed by Dr. Philippe Genne, Oncodesign is a pioneer in the preclinical assessment of anti-cancer therapies, a market that it is leading for many years. Oncodesigns mission consists of discovering effective anti-cancer therapies. Its scientific expertise in pharmacology, imaging and medicinal chemistry, in addition to strong project management skills, support the companys two strategic activities of experimentation and discovery, conducted in partnership with pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies.

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Dan Becker, The Pillars of Personhood, Part 1, Reformed Theological Seminary, Unedited
Dan Becker, The Pillars of Personhood, Part 1, at Reformed Theological Seminary, RTS, Unedited, Personhood, Personhood USA, Personhood FL, ProLife, Abortion, Euthanasia, Cloning, Fetal Tissue Research, Human Animal Hybrids, Assisted Suicide, PGD, Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis, Eugenics, Disabled, Genocide, H+, Homo Perfectus, Transhumanism, Ectogenesis, Transgenetics, Nanotechnology, Cyborgology, Artificial Intelligence, Genoism, Genetic Engineering, EmbryosFrom:Personhood FloridaViews:0 0ratingsTime:50:02More inNews Politics

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Dan Becker, The Pillars of Personhood, Part 2, at Reformed Theological Seminary, RTS, Unedited, Personhood, Personhood USA, Personhood FL, ProLife, Abortion, Euthanasia, Cloning, Fetal Tissue Research, Human Animal Hybrids, Assisted Suicide, PGD, Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis, Eugenics, Disabled, Genocide, H+, Homo Perfectus, Transhumanism, Ectogenesis, Transgenetics, Nanotechnology, Cyborgology, Artificial Intelligence, Genoism, Genetic Engineering, EmbryosFrom:Personhood FloridaViews:0 0ratingsTime:36:45More inNews Politics

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The Witcher 2012 Teaser
Teaser of my The Witcher Movie - adapted the theme of Sapkowskis books to a modern era by mixing fantasy elements with genetic engineering and modern technologies. One song is by Monster Magnet. Thanks!From:ShawnMcCormickViews:5 0ratingsTime:04:40More inFilm Animation

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Dan Becker, The Pillars of Personhood, Part 3, Reformed Theological Seminary, Unedited
Dan Becker, The Pillars of Personhood, Part 3, at Reformed Theological Seminary, RTS, Unedited, Personhood, Personhood USA, Personhood FL, ProLife, Abortion, Euthanasia, Cloning, Fetal Tissue Research, Human Animal Hybrids, Assisted Suicide, PGD, Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis, Eugenics, Disabled, Genocide, H+, Homo Perfectus, Transhumanism, Ectogenesis, Transgenetics, Nanotechnology, Cyborgology, Artificial Intelligence, Genoism, Genetic Engineering, EmbryosFrom:Personhood FloridaViews:0 0ratingsTime:49:43More inNews Politics

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Discovery of New Gene Provides Opportunity for Development of New Drugs and Prenatal Screening for Dystonia

New York, NY (PRWEB) December 18, 2012

The findings, published online December 9 in Nature Genetics, provide novel insights into the genetic basis underlying PTD. The research study was led by Laurie Ozelius, PhD, Associate Professor in the Department of Genetics and Genomic Sciences at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. The discovery identifies the human G olf (GNAL) gene, the first PTD gene that directly points to the dopamine signal transduction system as the origin of pathophysiology. Exome sequencing of patients in two families with dystonia revealed mutations in GNAL. Further screening of 39 other families with a history of PTD identified another six mutations in this gene. The research provides the potential opportunity for developing new treatments, and prenatal screening tests.

Dystonia is a movement disorder characterized by repetitive twisting muscle contractions and postures that can affect the face, neck, arms, legs, or torso. Common symptoms include tremors, voice problems, or a dragging foot. The molecular pathophysiology of the disease is poorly understood, in part due to limited knowledge of the genetic basis of the disorder. The disease is most often inherited in an autosomal-dominant manner, with reduced penetrance ranging between 15-60 percent for different forms of PTD. With more than nine loci mapped for PTD, only three genes have been previously identified.

The successful application of exome sequencing for the identification of the GNAL gene proves that this is a powerful and efficient tool which will rapidly accelerate the pace of dystonia gene discovery and consequently, our understanding of the pathways involved in PTD, said Laurie Ozelius, PhD, Associate Professor in the Department of Genetics and Genomic Sciences at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Any new gene offers the potential to develop new therapeutics, but because GNAL belongs to a well-studied signal transduction pathway, other components in this pathway may also be targets for drug development, said Tania Fuchs, PhD, Instructor in the Department of Genetics and Genomic Sciences at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, who is first author of the paper.

This research was funded in part by the Dystonia Medical Research Foundation, the Bachmann-Strauss Dystonia & Parkinson Foundation, and the National Institute of Health (NIH).

Art Kessler, President of the Dystonia Medical Research Foundation, said, We are delighted that we were able to support this research into the underlying genetic basis of dystonia. While not widely known, dystonia affects more people than muscular dystrophy, Huntington's disease and Lou Gehrig's disease combined. Ive lived with primary torsion dystonia since childhood, so this discovery hits very close to home for my family and for so many others in the community.

Bonnie Strauss, President and Founder of the Bachmann-Strauss Dystonia & Parkinson Foundation commented, There is no definitive test or diagnosis for dystonia, nor is there a known cure. While hundreds of thousands of adults and children suffer from symptoms related to the disease, a large majority of patients never receive a proper prognosis. This exciting new research may provide an opportunity for a definitive genetic test to aid diagnosis and treatment.

Study authors include scientists from Beth Israel Medical Center; Albert Einstein College of Medicine; Scripps Research Institute; University of California, San Francisco; Emory University School of Medicine; Toronto Western Hospital; Jefferson Hospital for Neuroscience; Massachusetts General Hospital, and Institute National de la Sant et la Recherche Mdicale (INSERM).

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Gun Bros for Windows Phone Gameplay Screencast #27
Thank You For Watching and Please Subscribe !!!! http://www.windowsphone.com Don #39;t be a TOOL.. Enlist with the GUN BROS today! The Freakishly Rugged Advanced Genetics Galactic Enforcement Division (AKA FRAGGED) specializes in the development and deployment of superhuman special agents. Headed since its formation by the brilliant soldier-turned-scientist Mother Gun, its current roster consists of only two active field operatives, code-named Percy and Francis Gun. Their lifelong mission: to protect the cosmos from the Tyrannical Oppressors of Life known as TOOL Like a super-powered fungus gone haywire, the evil TOOL organization has grown from the dankest levels of the criminal underworld to spread its own brand of malevolent funk to every corner of the galaxy. Most recently, they #39;ve set their sights on harvesting the rare element Xplodium in an effort to create even more powerful weapons to enslave the universe... But not if the GUN BROS have anything to do about it! XBOX LIVE ENABLED! Form your own Brotherhood: Add your Xbox LIVE friends to form your brotherhood- your brothers will help protect you and destroy the TOOL enemies. Every time a friend uses your Brother, you gain valuable experience to help your progress, even if you #39;re not currently in the game! HIGH END 3D GRAPHICS Non-stop 3D Action shooter: The waves of TOOL enemies just keep on coming and you and your brother need to have some serious out-of-this-world shooting skills to take those repugnant space bullies down ...From:WP7ScreencastViews:4 0ratingsTime:01:49More inEntertainment

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The Hidden Source Episode 34 -GHOSTBUSTER HACKS-
Myself ThatOneRebel playing some The Hidden Source! Nobody can see The Hidden only trained eyes can see him well! WATCH AS I MURDER EVERYONE AS THE HIDDEN MAHAAAHAHAHA The objective of The Hidden Source is that the humans aka IRIS must eliminate The Hidden to win vice versa for the Hidden but as the title says he is invisible and only is equipped with a knife capable of a one hit kill depending on server and only three grenades. The hidden has many abilities like taunting, super strength to ram objects into IRIS soldiers or be able to leap super high and hang on buildings. Lastly The Hidden can heal himself by eating bodies but only if they are stabbed to death not PIGSTICKED! (which is the one hit kill move) The IRIS are equipped with four weapons ranging from shotgun to rifle to SMG and a few options of equipment like senors to laser optics on your gun. Game is The Hidden Source which requires Half life 2 engine meaning you have to have Half Life 2 purchased already or another source game to run with STORYLINE In the early 1950s human genetics experimentation was taking its first, tentative steps. Amongst many other black projects, a team of British scientists working at an Infinitum Research experimental station stumbled across some remarkable phenomena involving DNA manipulation. This led to deeper research with dangerously unpredictable results, often leading to human patients losing their lives in irresponsible and immoral experiments. Time passed on, and by the mid ...From:ThatOneRebel55Views:9 1ratingsTime:09:49More inGaming

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1 Reason For Slow Female Fat Loss...
Dr. Tara Dall, breaks down 1 major reason for slow female fat loss.. What is insulin resistance? Insulin resistance is a decreased ability of some of the cells of the body to respond to insulin. It is the beginning of the body not dealing well with sugar (and remember that all carbohydrate breaks down into sugar in our bodies). One of insulin #39;s main jobs is to get certain body cells to "open up" to take in glucose (or, more accurately to store the glucose as fat). Insulin resistance happens when the cells essentially don #39;t open the door when insulin comes knocking. When this happens, the body puts out more insulin to stabilize blood glucose (and so the cells can use the glucose). Over time, this results in a condition called "hyperinsulinemia" or "too much insulin in the blood." Hyperinsulinemia causes other problems, including making it more difficult for the body to use stored fat for energy. What causes insulin resistance? We don #39;t know the whole story, but certainly genetics plays a big part. Some people are actually born insulin resistant. Lack of physical activity causes the cells to be less responsive to insulin. Most experts agree that obesity leads to more insulin resistance. However, it almost certainly also works the other way around: Insulin resistance promotes weight gain. So a vicious cycle can be set up with insulin resistance promoting weight gain, which promotes more insulin resistance. What problems does insulin resistance cause? Besides general weight ...From:Michael AndreulaViews:4 0ratingsTime:03:44More inEducation

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