Metabolical References Chapter 17

Chapter 17: Food classifications — References Back Page 242 “nutrition information/disinformation” J.C. Moubarac et al. “Food Classification Systems Based on Food Processing: Significance and Implications for Policies and Actions. A Systematic Literature Review...

Metabolical References Chapter 14

Chapter 14: What and how adults eat — References Back Page 199 “keep it down (see Chapter 9)” R.H. Lustig et al. “Obesity, Leptin Resistance, and the Effects of Insulin Reduction,” International Journal of Obesity 28  (2004): 1344.   Page 200 “which continues to...

Metabolical References Chapter 13

Chapter 13: Food in the time of Corona — References Back Page 193 “We can’t make enough mac and cheese” A. Elejande-Ruiz.  “‘We Can’t Make Enough Mac and Cheese’: Processed Food Is Undergoing a Renaissance as People Settle in for a Long Stretch of Cooking at...

Metabolical References Chapter 10

Chapter 10: Foodable, not druggable — References Back Page 149 “88 percent of Americans are metabolically ill” A. Araújo et al. “Prevalence of Optimal Metabolic Health in American Adults: National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 2009–2016,” Metabolic...

Metabolical References Chapter 9

Chapter 9: Assembling the clues to diagnose yourself — References Back Page 136 “there are MHO (Metabolically Healthy Obese) people” Samocha-Bonet et al. “Metabolically Healthy and Unhealthy Obese–the 2013 Stock Conference Report,” Obes. Rev. 15 (9)...

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