181: Are You a Carb Burner or a Fat Burner

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Your body runs on two different fuels — fat and glucose — and most people are unknowingly using the wrong one. In this episode, Dr. Steve Hughlett breaks down why your body was designed to burn fat as its main energy source, and what happens when you run on glucose (sugar and carbs) instead. Spoiler: it's not good. Over time, too much glucose leads to weight gain, low energy, damaged blood vessels, and type 2 diabetes.

Dr. Steve walks you through exactly how your body processes each fuel, why fat keeps you full for hours while carbs leave you hungry and crashing, and how insulin quietly stores fat on your body every time you eat the wrong foods. You'll also learn why eating fat does NOT make you fat — and how to start shifting your body back to fat-burning mode without starving yourself or giving up food you love.

This episode is your first step toward steady energy, a healthier weight, and feeling like yourself again.

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• Your body has two fuel sources — and the one most people use every day is slowly destroying their health.

• Fat is your body's clean, long-lasting fuel, but carbs and sugar have hijacked your energy system.

• Learn why insulin is the hidden reason you keep storing fat no matter how little you eat.

• Eating fat does NOT make you fat — and Dr. Steve explains exactly why in plain, simple terms.

• Find out how one small change to how you combine foods can help you burn fat and feel full for hours.

 

• • Disclaimer:  The information provided on this channel/podcast/publication is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for advice from your physician or other qualified healthcare provider. Always consult your doctor before making any changes to your diet, exercise routine, or medications