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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / November 2007To your good health.
After I turned 40, I began experiencing various health problems due to poor diet and lifestyle that is all too typical for most of us these days. In March 2007, I finally got fed up and started changing my lifestyle, very slowly. I was about 230 lbs then, and I'm now about 195 lbs. By March 2008 I should be about 165 lbs, along with a many other improvements. And I'm wondering if my tinnitus will be effected as well by the time I've reached maximum fitness. Probably not, but it makes me wonder if there is a correlation between physical fitness and tinnitus. > After I turned 40, I began experiencing various health problems due to > poor diet and lifestyle that is all too typical for most of us these [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > makes me wonder if there is a correlation between physical fitness and > tinnitus. I should have added that my tinnitus also started after I turned 40, along with the other problems. > After I turned 40, I began experiencing various health problems due to > poor diet and lifestyle that is all too typical for most of us these [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > makes me wonder if there is a correlation between physical fitness and > tinnitus. Tinnitus or not, it's better to take care of your health. 230 lb to 195 lb sounds like you have made a major change already, good work. Jamffer > After I turned 40, I began experiencing various health problems due to > poor diet and lifestyle that is all too typical for most of us these [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > makes me wonder if there is a correlation between physical fitness and > tinnitus. There's a strong correlation between endocrine function and T, and adrenal hormones and T, I've recently learned. First of all, congratulations on improving your fitness by whatever means you're using. If you eat in a way that reduces your insulin and sugar spikes, your T may well improve. Higher insulin reduces inhibits adrenal function; low carb and extreme low calorie both actually raise it, and may improve T. Certainly does for me, and one study using both caloric restriction and low carb found reduced T, too. Susan > After I turned 40, I began experiencing various health problems due to > poor diet and lifestyle that is all too typical for most of us these [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > makes me wonder if there is a correlation between physical fitness and > tinnitus. I used to think that losing weight is a difficult thing unless I started eating in a students' canteen in which very little oil is used. Many immigrants from Asia to Canada gain weight after living in Canada for a while, and they lose weight again after returning back to where they came from. I think it has something to do with the diary products, namely milk and cheese. >> After I turned 40, I began experiencing various health problems due to >> poor diet and lifestyle that is all too typical for most of us these [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >they came from. I think it has something to do with the diary >products, namely milk and cheese. It has to do with A&W, McDonalds, Burger King, Swiss Chalet, KFC and all the other vein/artery clogging delicacies. > On Sat, 17 Nov 2007 07:50:07 -0800 (PST), "fyfp...@gmail.com" > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > - Show quoted text - If you eat a lot of it, yes, but taken in moderation these "clogging delicacies" may even do the body some good. Ask the Low Carb dieters. They have no problem with vein clogging fats but rather the vein clogging carbs that seem to react with the fats. Fats are essential nutrients. carbs may not be, especially grains....right Susie? >> On Sat, 17 Nov 2007 07:50:07 -0800 (PST), "fyfp...@gmail.com" >> [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > If you eat a lot of it, yes, but taken in moderation these "clogging > delicacies" may even do the body some good. Janice topppsted: > Ask the Low Carb dieters. They have no problem with vein clogging fats > but rather the vein clogging carbs that seem to react with the fats. Please explain the validity of that point, thank you. Generally speaking lowering one category means more of one or both of the others, in which case type of fats and type of proteines matter more. > Fats are essential nutrients. carbs may not be, especially > grains....right Susie? Homo is an omnivore, both are as are proteins. Your generalisation makes your statement nonsensical, some fats are good, some are bad, transfats are non-digestable and by any common definition of that word toxic. Kind regards Peter Larsen Low carb dieters usually find their cholesterol levels looking really healthy according to the medical community's measuring sticks, despite their high protein and high fat intakes. Butter and other natural saturated fats are encouraged to avoid the transfats and other man-modified garbage. Your last statement could not be deciphered, as the grammar looks confused. Were you challenging something or just demonstrating knowledge? > Janice topppsted: > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Peter Larsen > Low carb dieters usually find their cholesterol levels looking really > healthy according to the medical community's measuring sticks, despite > their high protein and high fat intakes. Butter and other natural > saturated fats are encouraged to avoid the transfats and other > man-modified garbage. Natural butter, ie. butter from cows that eat grass, contains omega3 and thus does not count as "saturated fat". > Your last statement could not be deciphered, as the grammar looks > confused. Were you challenging something or just demonstrating > knowledge? Just find the word in the preceding paragraph that is referenced and all will be clear. Please do not toppost in a newsgroup and please do trim the quotes, you will then make it a lot easier for the visually impaired people out there. Kind regards Peter Larsen I was going to ask you not to bottom post here at all and stay in the recording groups. I guess we aren't going to comply with some wacko's request, are we now? Try to stick to the issues at hand. It makes a better group. My butter is magical butter and raises my income as well. >> Low carb dieters usually find their cholesterol levels looking >> really [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > Peter Larsen > I was going to ask you not to bottom post here at all and stay in the > recording groups. No to both. Kind regards Peter Larsen ditto. simple, eh? >> I was going to ask you not to bottom post here at all and stay in >> the [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Peter Larsen
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