Did you know Apple Cider can prevent fat gain?

And I don’t mean Apple Cider Vinegar ...

I’m talking about delicious Apple Cider.

Here in the US, Apple Cider is basically a non-alcoholic apple juice that has not been filtered to remove all the apple pulp. 

Because it’s not filtered, cider contains two to four times more of something called “polyphenols” than the typical apple juice you get in the grocery store.

And here's why that’s important -

For one, Apple polyphenols have been found to block the formation of new body fat, and have been studied for their weight reducing properties (especially your belly fat).

Also, just drinking a glass or two of Apple Cider help prevent the rise in endotoxins, and the damage that they cause to your body.

Endotoxins come from your gut bacteria and are associated with inflammation, arthritis, atherogenesis, insulin resistance, weight gain and even depression. You want to do what you can to protect yourself from endotoxins entering your body.

When you eat saturated fat or a high amount of refined sugars endotoxin levels spike, polyphenols can prevent this spike.

If you want a ton of tricks to instantly improve your gut health so you can lose weight faster and feel better all day long, you're going to want to check out Brad Pilon’s brand new book called Good Belly, Bad Belly. 

In it, Brad shows you how certain high polyphenol foods can help you lose weight by protecting your from the negative impact of endotoxins.

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To your health -

- Forest Vance
Master of Science, Human Movement
Certified Fitness Nutrition Coach
ForestVance.com