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The IEM Newsletter
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At the Institute of Eating Management and Relapse Prevention Center there's something we refer to as the Media Food Chain. You are constantly being bombarded by tons of information about:
So where do you go to get accurate information about health and fitness?Don't assume that the popular magazines you read will give you the right answers. Why?Because most of the magazines are owned by various supplement companies which have a vested interest in selling you something. Much of the information regarding nutrition that you have been taught over the years is wrong. Questions to consider:
The IEM ApproachAllow the IEM staff to describe common myths and misconceptions and how they affect you physically, emotionally and metabolically. The IEM Newsletter is an on-line newsletter full of:
We are committed to staying on top of nutritional trends and issues that affect you and your family's health. Upon subscribing to the on-line newsletter, you will receive an email from our office providing the web address for easy convenient access. Each month, we will keep you informed and will analyze information to provide sensible, practical and bottom line guidance on food, nutrition and health that will help you get the results you want. Let our newsletter be the first place you stop when the media food chain starts hounding you. If we haven't covered a topic you want to know more about, as a member you can email us your question and we'll answer it in the next Q&A section. Only $4.00 a month! A wealth of information to save you time and money for one low price - at IEM, we care! Here is a sneak peak at this months article: Incredible Weight Loss Supplement by: Nutritionist Keith Klein You may recall headlines referring to a compound that researchers discovered called the ob/gene, which stands for obese gene. This discovery lead to Amgen’s development of an obesity drug called Leptin. Leptin is an injectable hormone discovered by Jeffery Friedman, a molecular geneticist at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. His research team discovered a mutant obesity gene in mice. They suspected that this gene caused them to pile on extra body fat. Then the discovery came that fat cells secreted this hormone into the blood stream. As the number of fat cells increase, the level of this hormone rises. The hormone level appears to be regulated by a feedback mechanism (a gene) and once enough fat has been stored, the level of this hormone diminishes. However, in the case of obese mice, the gene that regulates this process is defective and is unable to produce this hormone in sufficient quantities. Consequently, the mice with the defective gene continued to get fatter and fatter because the body could not receive the message that enough fat had been stored............ To find out more.... subscribe! | |||||||
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