Eat like a Lion.... fixes diabetes? (Diabetics 21 and Up only)

Did you know lions only eat about once every 2 days...While cows graze on small amounts of grass th Hi, just a reminder that you're receiving this email at {EMAIL} because you purchased a product from Clickbank and/or BuyGoods and received access to this newsletter. If you want to stop receiving these important free health newsletters you can: [Report Spam | Unsubscribe]( Did you know lions only eat about once every 2 days… While cows graze on small amounts of grass throughout the day… Now lions are considered one of the most muscular, leanest and strongest animals in the world… while cows are seen as being overweight and fat. See the difference between these animal’s bodies? The weird part is that doctors will tell you that eating small, clean meals (especially with veggies) throughout the day like a cow – will lower your weight and improve diabetes. Does it work??? Probably not… Since many of us with pre or type 2 have tried it and may currently have more belly fat than normal. (which worsens diabetes) Think about it… doesn’t it make more sense to eat like a lion? This way our body can be lean, muscular, and without dangerous belly fat that worsens diabetes... Now I'm not saying you have to starve yourself for days and days… But based on medical findings and research from blood sugar expert Dr. Saunders… He discovered that there are specific fat-storing time zones in the day where the body stores just about everything we eat as fat… And vice versa, there are certain fat-burning time zones where the body burns everything off (including sugar) as fuel for muscle and organ recovery. It’s true! Now before you go testing different meal times or cutting meals out… [Click here to see my Dr. approved diabetes eating time chart…]( You’ll see when are the best and when are the worst times to eat for keeping a healthy weight while burning off blood sugar on demand. Plus, when you can’t fight those sugar cravings, or when you want to reward yourself with a snack… ⇒ [make sure you eat these cheat foods (with these two minerals) during “these specific fat burning times zones.”]( You and your doctor will be shocked to see how you’ll start fighting off the effects of diabetes and drop lbs of belly fat without much change in your diet… So check it out, and find out the best times to eat before chowing down your next meal. This way you can feast like the king of the jungle and still have healthy blood sugar! [⇒ Watch this short demonstration video here](     Before you go - must read: "The Connection Between Menopause and Eating: A Common Symptom Explained" Menopause affects each woman differently, as there are many symptoms. There’s one that many people aren’t aware of, and that’s a change in taste. You can learn more about this symptom below. Change in Taste As women reach their mid-40s to early 50s, menopause will start occurring and manifesting in one or more symptoms. Menopause affects estrogen levels, which are linked to saliva. Saliva changes can lessen or even alter your sense of taste. The lower your estrogen levels, the less saliva your glands produce. Without enough fluid in the mouth, your food may not be broken down properly during menopause. Thus, your taste buds won’t detect some flavors you usually would. The symptom can manifest as a bitter or metallic taste. The cause of these flavors is due to bacterial growth. Lack of saliva increases the survival rate of harmful bacteria, the same microbes responsible for tooth decay or gum disease. These losses in taste will result in a reduced ability to taste sugar. As the sweetness of your food is gone, you may notice the underlying bitterness more now. Altered taste perception has even caused some women to change their dietary habits. Since some struggle to taste sugar, they may crave sweet foods more. This in turn can affect their dental and overall health adversely. There are ways to prevent excessive taste alteration. Practicing healthy dental habits and avoiding alcohol, tobacco, and extremely spicy dishes are known to combat this menopause symptom.     Advertisement [Image](     The information in this newsletter is presented for educational purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for the diagnosis, treatment, or advice of a qualified, licensed medical professional. The facts presented are offered as information only, not medical advice, and in no way should anyone infer that we are practicing medicine. Seek the advice of a medical professional for proper application of this material to any specific situation. No statement on this website has been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. 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