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It is widely known that Covid-19 most cruelly afflicts people who are already in poor health. Along with advanced age, a higher risk of severe illness and death is associated with obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and heart disease.

What is less commonly noted is that most of these conditions are diet-related diseases, which are largely caused by and can be cured by what we eat.

In other words, nutrition is the biggest coronavirus risk factor that nobody is talking about.

Over the years, Ive helped hundreds of patients with diet-related diseases lose weight and drop their medications, primarily through diet and lifestyle adjustments. I never expected my medical expertise to have any relevance in a viral pandemic.

But Ive come to believe that proper nutrition may be the best way we have of readying our bodies to fight off the coronavirus. The overlap between poor metabolic health and vulnerability to Covid-19 has become impossible to ignore.

Dr. Mariela Glandt. Photo: courtesy

Why is metabolic dysfunction so uniquely damaging to people infected with the coronavirus?

Researchers are still racing to identify all the different mechanisms at play. We know that insulin resistance and obesity wreak general havoc with the immune system. Affected individuals get sick more frequently, and when they do get sick, its more debilitating.

Fat cells spill into the bloodstream and accumulate in the tissues of the immune system, disrupting the activity of leukocytes, lymphocytes and T-cells. Abnormal hormonal function leads to chronic inflammation, which may be particularly dangerous when Covid-19 provokes a hyperinflammatory response.

All these changes not only have a negative impact on immune response but also, chillingly, on the efficacy of many vaccines.

Beware sugar, carbs, seed oils

These dysfunctions can be changed with remarkable speed.

One of the most important but little-known medical breakthroughs of the last several decades was the discovery of the hidden connections between most metabolic diseases.

Few of my patients, before I saw them, had ever been told that symptoms such as excess abdominal fat, high cholesterol and hyperglycemia were all profoundly related. In fact, they can all have the same causes, mechanisms and pathways, and its difficult to tell where one of these conditions ends and another begins.

In recognition of these connections, doctors on the vanguard will diagnose patients who exhibit three or more signs of significant metabolic dysfunction with metabolic syndrome.

The fact that all these conditions are related is great news for most patients: it means we can treat them all with a single strategy.

Diet-related diseases require diet-related solutions, and metabolic disease is caused primarily by an excess of sugar, dietary carbohydrates, and seed oils.

Carbs especially those found in sugars and highly refined grains prompt huge spikes of the hormone insulin, the first step in a vicious cycle that leads to insulin resistance and other hormonal imbalances and derangements. Seed oils (often referred to as vegetable oils) like canola and corn oil increase insulin resistance.

Israeli diet: healthy or not?

Many books and articles have celebrated the Israeli diet as one of the worlds healthiest. True, Israel is metabolically healthier than many Western nations, but that isnt saying much.

Nearly half of Israels adults are overweight, at least one-third have hypertension, and nearly one-third of those between the ages of 65 and 84 have diabetes. An unacceptably large percentage of our population is at an especially high risk of death from Covid-19 due to diet-related illnesses.

The local emphasis on fresh vegetables, lean protein and olive oil is a wonderful and very nutritious thing, but Israel is still very much at the mercy of the global trends that are driving the twin pandemics of diabetes and obesity.

Fast food and American cuisine are on the rise here as elsewhere. We eat too much nutrient-free junk food, food thats processed and full of sugar and seed oils. We drink too much soda and fruit juice. (Juice is pure sugar, even if its natural!) Every Israeli, no matter the age or health condition, should be reducing consumption of these metabolically destructive foods.

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For adults who already have known metabolic risk factors, even certain elements of the otherwise healthy traditional Israeli diet may be worth reviewing.

Think of all that pita bread, and all those dateswhat are they but highly concentrated blasts of carbohydrate?

To my own patients, I recommend a more extreme change: a very low carbohydrate (or ketogenic) diet. Very little fruit, no rice, no hummus.

Avoiding carbs almost entirely is the one surefire way to quickly break the vicious cycle of insulin spikes and insulin resistance.

My patients enjoy vegetables, chicken, fish, eggs, meat, olive oil and dairy in abundance, they lose weight, and their metabolic health recovers with extraordinary speed.

Im not the only doctor to see these results. A 2019 experiment, to give one example, showed that in just four weeks the majority of participants on a low-carb diet reversed their metabolic syndrome. Imagine: four weeks to undo a lifetime of damage!

Now, as the coronavirus sweeps across our communities, diet may be a more important intervention than ever.

Dr. Mariela Glandt, trained at Harvard and Columbia, is an endocrinologist with extensive experience in the treatment of diabetes. She is the author of the Amazon bestselling e-book How to Eat in the Time of Covid-19. She is the founder and director of the Glandt Center for Diabetes Care in Tel Aviv, where she uses the ketogenic diet as one of the main tools for treating diabetes. Dr. Glandt worked in New York in private and hospital practice.

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Ive long been fascinated with the term latchkey kid, though something about it sounds offensive in an vaguely antiquated way, like describing an unmarried woman as a spinster or referring to siblings born less than a year apart as Irish twins. Perhaps thats because theres always been some shame for parents who work and leave their kids at home and unattended. Or maybe its because, as I learned while writing this, my guilty instincts were exactly right: Early in its etymology, Latchkey children appeared in a 1935 newspaper column condemning working Black mothers for leaving their children unaccompanied during the day.

The phrase, which specifically refers to a kid who wears a house key around their neck for easy entry into their homes, gained popularity in the 1940s, as many fathers were sent to fight in World War II and mothers entered the workforce to support both their families and the war effort. Unaccompanied children roaming the street were considered the cause of an uptick in petty crime and delinquency, a saddening reminder that well always find ways to blame poor mothers for the perceived crumbling of society.

But like many others, I grew up with divorced parents who both worked. I myself was a latchkey kid, which maybe explains my weird affection for such a coded phrase. There was nothing harmful or dangerous about the fact that I was home by myself, it just meant that I spent a lot of time alone and yes, I wore a key around my neck so that I wouldnt lose it while I was at school or playing outside. My parents, and most working parents, were being responsible they were working to provide for me while trusting me to fend for myself for a few hours, which I did through questionable, albeit entirely safe ways.

When you spend a lot of time alone in your house, you have endless opportunities to get creative. Alone, I would dress in costumes and act out expansive scenes in my upstairs hallway. Id walk my dog and pretend he was a horse. I also, admittedly, watched a whole lot of television. But one way that my creativity would almost always take form was through snacks, a series of inadvisable and unappetizing meals created based on what was in the refrigerator and cupboards. Ignoring a full loaf of bread, Id take slices of bologna, roll them, fill the middle with yellow mustard, then prong them with toothpicks, a fifth graders interpretation of canape. I once ate an entire bushel of parsley that I dunked in natural peanut butter, a combination I insisted was delicious and world-changing, though I would never return to it because well it was actually really gross. Makeshift crepes were created from Nutella and flour tortillas warmed in the microwave. Id eat turkey hot dogs cold and bunless in front of the open fridge. It was often lonely to eat this way, but the time was also entirely mine. It was thrilling.

This type of hodgepodge diet is a point of pride among other so-called latchkey kids. Google latchkey kid snack and youll find endless results of now-adults touting their own weird recipes born from that signature combination of boredom and lack of supervision which excites a childs brain. A friend of mine, who once had a blog devoted to the latchkey kid snack, says he loved placing store-brand saltines in a circular arrangement on a plate and placing a small cup of cold marinara in the middle... It felt like what an adult might present at a cocktail party.

In all honesty, it wasnt until my 30s that I developed a more adult way of feeding myself and even now, I occasionally find myself combing a near-empty pantry, searching for something, anything, I can force together and eat to further avoid the annoying-but-simple task of walking to the grocery store to restock. Part of me even misses that feeling of playing adult while waiting for my parents to get home.

Of course, the sense of loneliness surrounding these snacks are bound to make a parent feel guilty, much like phrase latchkey kid does already. If I didnt include the following caveat, I can almost guarantee the imminent arrival of calls and texts from home insisting that, throughout my childhood, there were stocked cupboards and prepared snacks that I could have eaten instead, so allow me to get ahead of that: There were definitely more dignified snacks at home. But all the yogurt-covered granola bars in the world cant hold a candle to the quiet thrill of discovering which salad dressing can also double as pasta sauce on cold spaghetti. The answer, by the way, was Newmans Italian.

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The Mediterranean diet helps to counter the health impacts of obesity, according to a new study from Uppsala University in Sweden.

In 2015, four million deaths were attributed to excessive weight and more than two-thirds of those deaths were caused by cardiovascular disease (CVD).

Despite the increasing prevalence of obesity, the rates of CVD-related death continue to decrease in Western societies, a trend not explained by medical treatment alone, wrote the study authors. These observations suggest that other factors might modify the higher risk of CVD associated with higher body mass. Potentially, one such factor is diet.

The Mediterranean diet centers mainly around plant-based foods such as vegetables, fruits, herbs, nuts, beans, and whole grains. The diet also includes moderate amounts of dairy, poultry, eggs, and seafood, while red meat is only eaten occasionally.

A team led by Karl Michalsson set out to investigate how a Mediterranean-style diet among individuals with a higher body mass index (BMI) may affect all-cause mortality, with a particular focus on fatal cardiovascular events.

The study was focused on data from more than 79,000 Swedish adults enrolled in the Swedish Mammography Cohort and Cohort of Swedish Men.

Adherence to a Mediterranean-like diet (mMED) was assessed on a scale of 0 to 8, based on intake of fruits and vegetables, legumes, nuts, high-fiber grains, fish, red meat, and olive oil.

Over 21 years of follow-up, more than 30,000 participants died. The researchers found that individuals classified as overweight with high mMED had the lowest risk of all-cause mortality. Obese individuals who had high mMED did not have a higher mortality risk compared with those in the healthy weight group with the same diet.

By contrast, individuals with a healthy weight but low mMED had higher mortality rates compared to people in the same weight range who regularly adhered to a Mediterranean-style diet.

The findings were very similar among 12,000 participants who died from cardiovascular disease. The researchers determined that CVD mortality associated with high BMI was reduced by adherence to a Mediterranean diet, although it was not fully countered. Furthermore, lower BMI did not help offset the elevated CVD mortality risk associated with a low mMED.

These results indicate that adherence to healthy diets such as a Mediterranean-like diet may be a more appropriate focus that avoidance of obesity for the prevention of overall mortality, wrote the study authors. Nonetheless, a healthy diet may not completely counter higher CVD mortality related with obesity.

The research is published in the journal PLOS Medicine .

By Chrissy Sexton, Earth.com Staff Writer

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Regardless of whether you are a prize-fighting world champion or an amateur training for a small house show, preparation is and always will be key. Ask any trainer and they are quick to tell you the importance of taking in the correct nutrition because every fighter needs the best fuel to be successful.

Boxing is not a game that you play in. You do not step into a ring across from another person who is bidding to knock you out to play. Without the right preparation, you risk not only losing the battle, but also serious injury. Rest assured that your opponent is not slacking in training, they are not ordering late-night takeaways and they certainly arent missing a beat. You have to do everything your rival is willing to do and more.

Fueling with Meal Prep

While box office fighters such as Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury, and Canelo Alvarez all benefit from having a team around them during fight camp to take care of their every need, ensuring they are adequately prepared, amateurs do not have that same luxury. Grassroots boxers are responsible for their own intake and, to ensure they dont slip behind during training, many prep their meals throughout the week.

This means that, on days when they get home late after work when you might be most likely to order a pizza instead of going to the effort of cooking a healthy meal, all that is required for them is to put a meal in the microwave. Some prepare meals themselves, others invest in pre-cooked meals. One such dish could be a fueled Chicken Matzo Ball Soup, which is perfect when cooked with Publix skinless boneless chicken breast. It comes with carrots and 2 large eggs which makes it a protein rich meal for any boxer. For the full recipe visit Publix weekly ads.

By doing so, fighters enjoy a balanced meal that gives them the nutrients they need to push them in training and on fight night. The hard rounds are won by the fighters that remain disciplined in all areas of their life.

You Must Know What You are Eating

Nutrition and knowing its value is an essential part of being a sportsman because you have to understand the value of what you are putting into your body. Knowing what your body requires to achieve your targets, what makes you strong, and how much you need.

In boxing, you need to not only make sure your body is in fighting condition but that it is at fighting weight come weigh-in day. If you are a pound over the limit, the fight is off or, at least, you concede a percentage of the purse and the potential to win a championship which, at the end of the day, is what it is all about.

Some tips that we recommend to educate yourself from a nutritional perspective include:

Eat Clean and Fight to Win

It is easy to tell when a fighter has not had a successful training camp, either because they have slacked in the gym, with their diet or a combination of the two. Fighters that eat clean and train dirty are, more often than not, the ones who have their hand raised at the end of the nightthat is why champions never forget to prep their meal!

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Millennials get flak for being the avocado toast generation. But theyre definitely on to something. Avocados are as nutritious as they are delicious and they come with some great health benefits.

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Registered dietitian Julia Zumpano, RD, LD, says, Avocados are a great addition to a healthy diet. Jam-packed with vitamins and nutrients, here are some good reasons to give these wrinkly green fruits a second look and add them to your regular rotation.

There are hundreds of avocado varieties, ranging from big to small, wrinkly to smooth. What they have in common: a big round pit, creamy green flesh and a whole lot of nutrients crammed into a handy pear-shaped package.

Whether youre adding a slice to a salad or sandwich or using them as an ingredient in a more complicated recipe, avocados have a lot going for them, health-wise, Zumpano says. Here are some of the many nutrients and vitamins packed into just a single avocado.

A perfectly ripe avocado is slightly firm but not rock-hard. Cant wait to eat it, but its not ripe? Store it in a paper bag on the counter until it gives a little when you squeeze it. Once its ripe, you can store it in the fridge for a day or two to keep it from going soft too quickly. (Or just dive right in, since a ripe-but-not-too-ripe avocado is a time-limited treasure.)

But dont go overboard. Avocados are packed with nutrients, but theyre not exactly low in calories. A 50-gram portion about a third of a medium-sized avocado has about 75 calories. An entire large avocado can add upward of 400 calories to your daily diet.

Like most things, says Zumpano, moderation is key. As long as youre paying attention to portion sizes, avocados are great foods to include in your diet, she says.

The avocado is an all-ages treat, says Zumpano. Lots of babies love it mashed with banana. For an older palate, there are almost endless ways to use it. Some ideas to get you started:

You can also use the smooth, creamy fruit to replace the less-healthy fats in your diet, Zumpano says. Here are some additional ways you can add avocado to your diet.

If you use avocado to replace other fats, you can enjoy the flavor and nutrients and also cut down on saturated fats, she says.

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Joanna Nolle Levesque, known to most by her stage name JoJo began her career in 2004. Her first song, Leave (Get Out), made her an overnight sensation because of the powerhouse vocals that seemed misplaced coming out of a 13-year-old.

The song made JoJo the youngest female solo artiste with a number one single in the US.Sadly, her initial success was short-lived after she became embroiled in a legal battle with her label, Blackground Records, that lasted over a decade during which time JoJo released a few mixtapes and covers, but not much else.

However, the sordid tale of her time with Blackground does not end with their alleged attempts to control and block her ability to release music.

When I was 18, I remember being sat down in the Blackground office and the president of the label being like, We just want you to look as healthy as possible, JoJo recalls in an interview with Uproxx.

Initially, the singer did not buy into what she was being told about her image. She responded to attempts to get her to change how she looked by saying, Im actually the picture of health. I look like a healthy girl who eats and is active, and I dont think that this is about my health. I think that you want me to be really skinny.

Eventually, JoJo was sent to a nutritionist who put her on a 500 calorie-a-day diet and appetite-suppressing injections. Soon, the body image issues kicked in.

However, it wasnt simply out of insecurity that the issues were born the singer believed this was the only way she could continue making music. Maybe Im just so disgusting that no one wants to see me in a video and that they cant even look at me, she remembers thinking.

I am speaking, I would say, for probably every woman in this industry that your image and your weight is up for conversation And its just uncomfortable. Its hard enough being a woman, says JoJo.

The feeling of not being enough and needing validation, combined with issues with her label not releasing her music, and the loss of her father to addiction all led JoJo to turn to alcohol.

JoJo says she was completely reckless and needed to be buzzed to feel OK. However, she did not let her demons win, as she overcame her addictions, vowing to not end up like her father.

JoJo finally broke free of the powers that be who legally owned her voice up until that point and finally came back to music with III (pronounced tringle), an EP featuring three new singles.

This was followed by a tour, more EPs and singles, and a re-release of her debut and second albums now totally re-recorded with minor changes.

More recently, the singer put out a song titled Joanna a letter to her younger 14-year-old self that ends with the promise of new music. She made good on that promise, releasing the song Sabotage featuring Chika.

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If everyone in the world replicated Ireland's eating habits, we would need five planets to cope with the pressure it would put on the environment, according to Oxford University academic Marco Springmann.

r Springmann says research shows there is no country in the world with an ideal diet balancing health needs with environmental sustainability. However, Irish diets compare poorly with eating habits abroad.

On a per capita basis, if every country in the world followed Ireland's daily recommended food guidelines, we would need two planets just to cope with the greenhouse gas emissions produced.

"But people don't really eat according to guidelines," Dr Springmann says of the research, published in the British Medical Journal.

"It found if everyone ate as the Irish are recommended to do, we would need two Earths to balance the greenhouse gas emissions, because the dairy recommendations are higher than what is sustainable. The Irish diet is heavily centred around red meat and dairy, and these either create high emissions, are unhealthy or both."

We eat more than the recommended guidelines so we need not two but five extra planets. As well as environmental impacts, there are health consequences of the diet.

Dr Springmann, who will feature on an expert panel in RT's What Planet Are You On?, says meat is a proven carcinogenic while the benefits of dairy can also be questioned.

Last year, the Irish Farmers' Association questioned his credentials after the academic played down dairy's health benefits. But Dr Springmann says research and his credentials speak for themselves.

"For the past seven years now, I have done research and modelling work that brings together health, nutrition, environmental and economic aspects."

He says farmers need to adapt and must be incentivised to do so.

He also said countries can do better to provide people with dietary advice.

"Whatever national policy is adopted needs to be incorporated with agriculture. Here, it is important to take the agriculture sector by the hand and guide them, but what we tend to see is a great outcry if anybody calls for a cut-down on meat and dairy consumption. But if we don't do it, especially in high-income countries like Ireland, there is no way of limiting climate change."

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Vicki Gunvalson's daughter, Briana Culberson, is a Keto-diet enthusiast. In fact, the ER nurse and her husband, Ryan, are so committed to the low-carb, high-fat lifestyle that they created a new Instagram account just to share diet-compliant recipes and tips with their followers. And in one of their first posts on ketoculbersons, the couple announced a new milestone in their shared weight-loss journey.

In a message from September 16, the soon-to-be parents of three wrote: "As a couple we've lost 150 [pounds] since starting our Keto journey in 2018." This marks an increase from the last combined-weight-loss stat they shared; in 2019, the couple said that they'd lost 112 pounds by following the diet.

Briana and Ryan have also used their new account to post photos of what they're cooking up in their North Carolina kitchen. So far, they've offered a peek inside their pizza night, showed a brunch of eggs and sausage, and suggested a quick dinner of ground beef and seasoned veggies. And in Instagram Stories, followers got a look at Briana's go-to "Keto Preggo" dessert.

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We call them beets here in the U.S. and Canada. In Britain, they are more accurately referred to as beetroot since a beet is actually the edible taproot that grows under the ground. Beet greens (the part that grows above the ground) are also edible and highly nutritious.

What are beets good for, besides turning our urine and stool red when we eat them? (This is harmless, by the way.)

According the National Institutes of Health, Office of Dietary Supplements, beets are one of the richest food sources of inorganic nitrate. And thats not as scary as it may sound.

In the body, nitrate changes into nitric oxide, a substance that helps relax our arteries. That makes blood, oxygen and nutrients flow more easily to our muscles as well as our brains. Some (but not all) clinical trials have found that beet juice (about 2 cups) helped improve endurance and performance when consumed about 2 to 3 hours before exercise in recreational cyclists, runners, rowers and swimmers. For some unknown reason, these benefits have not been seen as often in highly trained athletes.

Theres another important benefit of consuming nitrate-rich foods like beets, arugula, bok choy, lettuce and spinach. The nitric oxide formed from the nitrates in these foods helps bring blood pressure down. A recent study published in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics found that nitrate-rich foods lowered blood pressure just as effectively as drinking beet juice.

And heres good news, especially if you have diabetes. Beets are categorized as non-starchy vegetables. That means they are low in carbohydrates and high in beneficial dietary fiber as well as many other important nutrients.

Certain substances in beets may be a concern for some people, however. Beets as well as beet greens are high in oxalates, natural substances that increase the risk for kidney stones in people who may be susceptible to this malady, according to the National Kidney Foundation.

Eat beets and beet greens raw or cooked. Just remember to wash them thoroughly and remove their rather tough outer skin. Grate fresh beets into salads or soups. Or make your own beet juice: Finely grate a beet and squeeze the gratings through clean cheesecloth.

Cooked beets are best roasted, sauteed or microwaved. (Drowning them in cooking water can cause the loss of valuable nutrients.)

Store fresh beets in a plastic bag (perforated to allow some air) placed in the crisper drawer of your refrigerator. Experts say they will keep for 10 days if kept cool this way.

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