Dhru Purohit Show

Why Visceral Fat Is So Dangerous and 3 Strategies To Tackle It For Good

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Dec 23, 2024
Dr. Sean O’Mara, who optimizes health for high performers, joins Dr. Ana Claudia Rosa, a visceral fat expert, and Dr. Manickam Palaniappan, a gastroenterologist specializing in digestive health. They discuss the hidden dangers of visceral fat, even in lean individuals, and its link to chronic disease. Effective strategies for reducing visceral fat, including dietary changes and exercise, are highlighted. The impact of processed foods and lifestyle choices on visceral fat is also explored, particularly in underserved communities, stressing the need for awareness and proactive health management.
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INSIGHT

Visceral Fat: The Invisible Danger

  • Visceral fat, also known as "invisible" or "radioactive" fat, is dangerous due to its inflammatory properties.
  • It's linked to various chronic diseases and releases inflammatory molecules throughout the body.
ANECDOTE

Visceral Fat and Chronic Disease Reversal

  • In a study by Sean O’Mara, 6,000 people's chronic diseases improved or reversed upon eliminating visceral fat.
  • The extent of improvement correlated with the amount of visceral fat eliminated.
ADVICE

Dietary and Lifestyle Impacts on Visceral Fat

  • Limit processed foods, especially processed carbohydrates, to reduce visceral fat.
  • Excessive alcohol consumption impairs metabolism and hinders healthy responses to caloric intake.
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