Naras Bhat, MD

Dr. Naras Bhat is Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Sleep Medicine, Metabolic Cardiology, Allergy, and Bariatrics [Weight Loss Medicine].

Kusum Bhat, PhD

Dr. Kusum Bhat is a behavioral medicine oriented specialist. She is a professor of cognitive psychology at University of Natural Medicine.

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Ten Road Rules of Slimming

1. How to balance your meals
The new science tells us that you should balance the protein-carbohydrate-and good fat to burn bad fat. Counting the calories only is old science.
How to balance your food volume and fuel mixture
How to balance your hormones: insulin and glucagon

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2. Monitoring your hunger
The key factor in monitoring your hunger is to determine whether you’re hungry and loopy or hungry and alert. Old science told you, if you are hungry tough it out.
Food monitoring such as:
Grams, food label, serving size, and zone blocks
Physiology monitoring such as:
Gut: hunger, stool density
Brain: mental focus, food cravings, and sleep

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3. Why eat your breakfast
If you skip breakfast it becomes a hormonal set-up for night eating syndrome and you gain weight like a sumo wrestler. Old science said, it is OK to skip breakfast.
When to eat your break fast
How to balance your breakfast fuel mixture
What to drink with breakfast
Exercise before or after breakfast

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4. Carbohydrate choices
New science tells us about the glycemic load (GL) of each food and why you need low GL carb to prevent starvation, metabolism, and muscle loss. Old science thought skimpy carb leads to weight loss.
How to chose your carbs based on quality and quantity
Good carb vs. bad carbs
How to stock your kitchen with carbs

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5. Protein choices for weight loss
Good protein is the driving force to bring glucagon on board such that the insulin derived weight gain is counterbalanced. Old science said all proteins are created equal.
How to chose proteins based on quality and quantity
Good proteins vs. bad proteins
How to stock your kitchen with proteins

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6. Fat choices
You need good fat to burn bad fat. Toxic fat gain can be countered by decreasing Omega-6 and increasing Omega-3 in your diet. Old science said fat makes you fatter.
How to chose fats based on quality and quantity
Good fats vs. bad fats
How to stock your kitchen with fats

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7. Fiber choices in your diet
New science tells us that one gram of fiber intake deducts 7 calories from the food that you have already eaten. You can mix and match your soluble-insoluble fiber to add up to 35-40 grams a day. Old science said all fibers are same.
How to chose fiber based on quality and quantity
Soluble vs. insoluble fibers
How to stock your kitchen with fibers

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8. Water and beverage choices
Diet drinks high fructose sweeteners release insulin and lead to carbohydrate craving. Unsweetened cranberry juice powder drink flushes fat out. Old science said sugar substitutes are OK because they have no calories.
How to chose liquids based on quality and quantity
Good drinks vs. bad drinks
How to stock your kitchen with beverages

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9. Fish oil and diet pills for weight loss
DHA and EPA in fish oil controls inflammation and burns fat. Prescription diet pills can be scientifically tailored towards weight loss. Old science said diet pills are addicting, and harmful.
Why and how fish oil helps to lose weight
When and how to chose diet pills
How prescription drugs can make you gain weight
How to chose supplements to lose weight

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10. Exercise choices for weight loss
New Science tells us that exercise does not help to lose weight, but helps maintain the weight loss. NEAT is a breakthrough exercise discovery by the MAYO clinic. Old science said, more work out is more weight loss.
Old science of exercise:
aerobics, strength training, stretching
New science of exercise:
interval training, increasing step counts,
NEAT (Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis)

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