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3 Ways to Lower Blood Sugar Without Eating Less | Cabral Concept 2050
Apr 24, 2025
Training Thursday: The Cabral Concept
Introduction
Discusses the limits of nutrition, exercise, and intermittent fasting.
Emphasizes that deprivation and over-restriction can negatively affect hormones and lead to survival mode in the body.
Goals today: Short-term results with a long-term sustainable plan.
Key Concepts
Limits in Nutrition and Intermittent Fasting
Macronutrients and Calories
: There's a limit to how much you can reduce and skip meals without negative consequences.
Deprivation
: Leads to hormonal imbalances, such as estrogen dominance, low testosterone, and decreased growth hormone in men.
Sustainable Health Practices
Seek simpler, maintainable ways for long-term health benefits.
Previous episodes (e.g., episode 2049) can be a resource.
Blood Sugar Management
Importance of Balanced Blood Sugar
Balanced blood sugar leads to less inflammation, reduced aging, better cognitive function, and a lower risk of diseases like Alzheimer’s.
Dynamic equilibrium is crucial: blood sugar should fluctuate within a normal range.
Monitoring Blood Sugar
Use a glucometer or continuous glucose monitor (CGM) to track levels.
Fasting glucose should be between 70-95 mg/dL.
Strategies to Lower Blood Sugar
1. Three Meals a Day
Recommendation
: Eat three meals per day without snacks to stabilize blood sugar.
Encourages a period of intermittent fasting (12-16 hours overnight).
Ensures blood sugar falls back to normal between meals.
2. Walking After Meals
Benefits
: Lowers postprandial glucose levels.
Method
: Walk for 10-20 minutes post-meal; alternatives include light housework.
Promotes better digestion and glucose management.
3. Steady-State Cardio
Definition
: Low-intensity, steady-state cardio (not high-intensity interval training).
Benefits
: Effective at lowering blood sugar levels.
Application
: Can be done fasted in the morning or between meals.
Additional Tips
Continuous Glucose Monitoring
: Useful for tracking and understanding individual glucose responses.
Resources
: Visit StephenCabral.com for tools and further guidance.
Conclusion
Encouragement to try these methods and monitor results.
Open invitation for questions and further discussion through Cabral’s platforms.
Links and more information available at StephenCabral.com/2050.
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