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Anti-Allergy, Infection, Inflammation | Calorie Myth

From eNewsletter 6/28/2021

DID YOU KNOW it's rare when we cannot optimally replace a supplement that has been discontinued? Twinlab Allergy Fighters, discontinued over 10 years ago, fell into the irreplaceable category. Not only was it effective for reducing daily allergy symptoms, but combined several supplements into one.

We're pleased to say we've found an admirable replacement. Pure Encapsulations Hist Reset addresses the following:

  • Allergic symptoms

  • Excess histamine production

  • Overzealous mast cell production

  • Bacterial/viral prevention through immune system modulation

  • Nasal and respiratory health

  • Overall antioxidant support

Hist Reset doesn't block histamine like prescription and over-the-counter antihistamines. Hist Reset balances histamine by: 1) Supports enzymatic histamine breakdown in those who are genetically deficient. 2) Mitigates excess production due to constant assaults from food and environmental allergens. If you take any of the following, you may be able to lower your dosage or eliminate:

  • Reduced Glutathione and/or N-acetyl-cysteine

  • Quercetin

  • Bromelain

  • Essential C & Flavonoids (vitamin C with rutin and luteolin)

  • Buffered Ascorbic Acid (vitamin C)

If you are considering switching to Hist Reset, email or text Steve and he will check to see if it suits your individual needs. *If you have pineapple sensitivity, you should avoid taking this supplement.

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ONE CALORIE IN ONE CALORIE OUT MYTH

Steve and Bonnie: We've always recommended against counting calories because it is rarely an apples to apples comparison. For example, the body utilizes calories from sugary snacks in a much different and detrimental way than fruit and vegetables do.

Researchers in a new study from Mayo Clinic Proceedings have found even more evidence against the credo "one calorie in one calorie out." The researchers say calories listed don’t always equate to the amount we digest and absorb.

The team says their work should help ease the minds of many who are hesitant to include a superfood such as almonds in their diet over fat-related worries. A single ounce of almonds contains about 14 grams of fat (much of it healthy fat). The messaging around nuts has often come with a disclaimer that they are high in fat and energy. In the case of almonds, some of the extra fat calories leave the body the "easy way."

The body does not absorb roughly 20 percent of the calories coming from almond fat after digestion. Ultimately, these excess calories leave the body via stool.


More evidence from an American Journal of Clinical Nutrition study purports that a diet with a higher proportion of protein leads to an increase in energy expenditure and fat oxidation compared to a diet consisting of the same number of calories, but with a lower proportion of protein and higher carbohydrate.

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