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20/11/2024

A SIDE EFFECT THAT CHANGED LIVES: THE BIRTH OF VI**RA

Sildenafil was originally developed by Pfizer to treat hypertension and angina (chest pain caused by heart disease). During the clinical trials, the pharmacists and researchers noticed something unusual: the men participating in the study kept coming back for more sildenafil, day after day, without fail.

Curious, the researchers decided to investigate. They approached one elderly volunteer who was particularly consistent and asked him, “What’s going on? Why do you never miss a dose?” Like the others, he simply laughed and replied, “You really don’t know?”

It turned out that sildenafil had an unexpected side effect—it induced erections by increasing blood flow to the p***s. At the time, no standard medication addressed this issue. Recognizing its potential, Pfizer repurposed sildenafil citrate from a heart medication to a treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED), primarily in older men. It was later branded as VI**RA, revolutionizing the field of men’s health.

15/10/2024

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10/02/2024

TIPS ON OBESITY. LEARN SOMETHING ABOUT FAT AND OBESITY.

Your abdominal fat is destroying your organs and setting the stage for diabetes, heart disease, and cancer.

Here's 5 ways you can shed that gut and take back control of your health:

There are two types of fat: subcutaneous and visceral (abdominal) fat.

Subcutaneous fat is stored under the skin at the surface level.

Visceral fat is far more dangerous because it wraps around organs, releases inflammatory markers, and produces toxic chemicals and hormones.

You can't touch or see visceral fat but it's the beer belly that pushes out the abdominal area.

It's common in those who are skinny fat and lack muscle in their upper body with an increased waistline >40 in. in men and >35 in. in women.

Visceral fat is a sign of the metabolic syndrome which includes:

➡️High blood pressure
➡️Obesity
➡️High cholesterol
➡️Insulin resistance

✅️These often lead to:

➡️Heart disease
➡️Diabetes
➡️Stroke
➡️Dementia

What are the causes of visceral fat?

1) Too many calories in and too little activity.

2) Alcohol intake plays a major factor in increased visceral fat storage.

3) Genes do play a role in where your body is predisposed to storing fat.

Here's 5 ways you can fight back against visceral fat:

1) Intermittent fasting

Create an 8-10 hour eating window at first to rest/heal your gut.

Reduces gut/systemic inflammation and teaches the body to utilize stored energy.

Burns fat while maintaining metabolic rate.

2) Eat a high protein diet

-Slows down digestion limiting spikes and crashes in blood sugar that lead to insulin resistance and visceral fat storage.

-Increases satiation (fullness) cutting down on the need for snacking.

-Burns 80-100 calories/day extra through digestion.

3) Don't drink your calories

Alcohol, soda, and juices create massive sugar spikes. They act like an IV of sugar into the bloodstream because there is nothing to slow down digestion.

Over time this leads to insulin resistance and fat storage around the liver and abdominal area.

4) Resistance train

Lifting weights helps build muscle which is the most metabolically active tissue.

This helps to burn more calories throughout the day and regulate sugar levels.

When sugar levels are stable the body is able to more effectively burn stored fat.

5) Prioritize sleep

Poor sleep decreases your fullness hormone (leptin) and increases your hunger hormone (ghrelin) causing you to snack.

Bad sleep reduces insulin sensitivity keeping blood sugar levels elevated. Your body will then want to store energy instead of burn it.

: This information is for educational purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional before making any significant changes to your diet, exercise routine, or lifestyle.

16/11/2021

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23/04/2020

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