STEAK & BUTTER GAL 4 | Eating animal fat: Stabilizes cortisol Creates new cells Activates adrenaline

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presents episode 633 | Steak & Butter Gal
Steak & Butter Gal podcast

When eating butter snacks throughout day...
-did not need to eat as much meat as usual
-typically would eat 2+ pounds at the meal
-during fat fasting 30 days: ate only 1+ pounds

Reading from Dr Bright's book:
Good Fat if Good for Women: Menopause
-the fat you eat keeps your body stable
-turns off the cortisol reaction
-bridges the gap between sympathetic &
parasympathetic nervous systems
-fat makes cells grow & creates new ones
-organizes them into tissues & organs
-activates adrenaline
-turns on the immune system
-turns off autoimmune reactions

Reading from Dr Bright's book:
-synthesizes serotonin
-eliminates toxins
Makes
-adrenal cortex hormones:
-thyroid hormones
-testosterone
-estrogen
-vitamin D

Effects on menstrual cycle...
-lost cycle for 2 years before carnivore
-regained it within 3 months
"I credit it to eating 1 to 2 sticks of butter
a day when started carnivore eating"
-ate up to 5 meals a day
-always loading up on food to promote healing
-when cycle returned, did not stay regular
-sometimes very early; sometimes very late

30 day fat-fasting experiment...
-period 5 days long
-no increase in appetite
-stable appetite throughout month
"When eating animal fats throughout day,
body doesn't have spikes & dips in appetite"
-likely due to stable cortisol levels
"Dr Bright advocates this approach to keep
cortisol levels stable throughout day"

Animal fat before bed helps fall asleep
& better sleep
-30 to 60 minutes before sleep eat butter snack
-triggers body to relax, unwind

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