“The LDL form we would do well to avoid is a small, dense variety that has a nasty tendency to get stuck in the surface of the epithelial cells lining our arteries. When this happens, our immune system attacks what… — Robb Wolf Copy Share Image
“It is worth noting, power is the physical attribute that deteriorates fastest with age. But it is also the fitness component that gives us… — Robb Wolf Copy Share Image
“Trans fats ruin liver function. They wreak havoc on blood lipids. They destroy insulin sensitivity.” — Robb Wolf Copy Share Image
“It appeared to be an airtight case that the more fat a country consumed, the more heart disease. In fact, the data Keys reported… — Robb Wolf Copy Share Image
“The government high-carb, low-fat fantasy is turning out to be amazingly profitable for sectors of our medical and pharmaceutical establishment. Unfortunately, it’s not been… — Robb Wolf Copy Share Image
“chronically elevated insulin levels and all the fun that brings: Increased rates of cancer, accelerated aging, and neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s,… — Robb Wolf Copy Share Image
“We moved from a nutrient-dense, protein-rich diet that was varied and changed with location and seasons to a diet dependent upon a few starchy… — Robb Wolf Copy Share Image
“In case you missed that, a high-carbohydrate diet, like the one your doctor, the government, and the pharmaceutical companies endorse, is the type of… — Robb Wolf Copy Share Image
“there are no “essential carbohydrates.” Our bodies can make all the carbohydrates it needs from protein and fat.” — Robb Wolf Copy Share Image
“As a society, we have become so sick, weak, and broken, we accept the abnormal as normal.” — Robb Wolf Copy Share Image
“The small, dense, reactive LDLs are born from the VLDL that is the product of high-carbohydrate intake.” — Robb Wolf Copy Share Image
“the same receptor sites in our brains that respond to heroine and opium (the opiate receptors) are triggered by wheat.” — Robb Wolf Copy Share Image
“Keep in mind, this Palmitic acid (PA) that causes the leptin resistance in the brain leads to our inability to feel full, and is… — Robb Wolf Copy Share Image
