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by SunWuKong » Tue, 15 Sep 2009 3:35 pm
A very common misapprehension; you think dietary fats and cholesterol make someone fat and render high cholesterol. Wrong. If you really would like to put on weight, then you should try to overload your body's ability to regulate it's insulin levels. How? Easy, sugars and high GI foods.
Some people and certain ethnic groups have a genetically selected tolerance to high GI foods, which really means that their insulin response is well regulated despite peaks caused by an excessive intake of sugar, and a corresponding inability to absorb dietary fats.
You need to break down your body's ability to regulate insulin properly; then you'll have trouble keeping weight off. Drink sweet beverages and eat sugary foods and you will eventually overload yourself.
Be warned that this sort of food consumption results in a body shape that most people find unappealing. Middle heavy.
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