Reducing your calories by -500 is considered a calorie deficit right?
But what if your calories are hyperinsulinogenic (high-carb/low-fat)?
If insulin remains high, your body is in energy-store mode all day.
What does this mean?
But what if your calories are hyperinsulinogenic (high-carb/low-fat)?
If insulin remains high, your body is in energy-store mode all day.
What does this mean?

... It means that calories are constantly going in and not going out.
Therefore, this -500 calorie deficit does not exist anymore.
Reducing calories is NOT the solution.
Lowering insulin is the answer.
There's many ways to lower insulin...
Therefore, this -500 calorie deficit does not exist anymore.
Reducing calories is NOT the solution.

There's many ways to lower insulin...

How to lower insulin:
Exercise in a fasted state
Lower carbs
Intermittent Fast
Reduce # of meals
Lower chronic stress




