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Phil Maffetone

Endurance coach and clinician; author of more than 20 books, developed the MAF 180 heart-rate training method and the Two-Week Test, and worked with Mark Allen, six-time Hawaii Ironman champion.

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    • Carbohydrate intolerance may be the primary cause of most hypertension.
      Carbohydrate intolerance, then, may be the most primary cause of most hypertension.

      Hypertension: The last word Said 22 Sept 2021

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    • Diets are typically unhealthy and ignore individual needs, so fat-burning is better pursued by matching natural foods to a person's own metabolism.
      Diets have not stopped the global explosion of the overfat pandemic because they are typically unhealthy, and don’t match our individual needs. To personalize the process of burning off excess body fat, we each must match the selection of natural foods to our unique metabolic requirements.

      Two foods for fat-burning Said 15 Sept 2021

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    • Eating natural fats is vital for optimal health and fitness, and consuming fat promotes fat-burning only when eaten without junk food.
      No, fat is not a four-letter word. Eating natural fats is vital for optimal health and fitness. In particular, consuming fat promotes fat-burning — but only when consumed without junk food!

      Two foods for fat-burning Said 15 Sept 2021

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