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In early January many people turn to healthy eating and exercise to make a good start to the year. Our trained nutritionists can help teach you you can use every day of the year to help maintain a healthy body weight. This is so important as inflammatory macrophages can translocate from the gut into our fat cells, leading to inflamed fat which can turn into chronic pain signalling.
One of our clients is down 2.5kg (~ 6lbs) in three days this week by eating massive amounts of food. It's just knowing what to do and when which really matters. Message us now for our free "3-day shred" plan to get you back on track after Christmas. Happy new year!

Negative effects on IRS1- Part 1 Inflammation "Hotamisligil et al. found that TNF disrupts IRS1 signalling by inducing serine phosphorylation of IRS1, which converts IRS1 into an inhibitor of the insulin receptor and prevents productive signalling following insulin binding." Translation...... when we are stressed, tired, or when we eat and drink things which are pro-inflammatory in nature then our body's defence system is activated to help fix the damage. When you wake up the day after too many cocktails many people feel bloated and puffy, this is a sign of inflammation and when chronic in nature can switch off the insulin receptor leading to weight gain and insulin resistance. Our health programme helps give you the tools and food skills to minimise this inflammatory response. (One side effect of taking back control is managed weight loss) Take our free health questionnaire to start making progress on your health goals now at www.making-progress.com #foodskills #antiinflammatory

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With this new offering we hope to be able to provide support and improve the quality of life for people suffering in pain all around the world.

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