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		<title>The Metabolic Type Self-Test</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[One possible way of getting off that proverbial diet roller coaster ride is discovering a diet solution that might work with your unique body chemistry. Nationwide, clinicians and nutritionists find metabolic testing a smart approach, even though sufficient scientific study has yet to confirm or refute its concept.














The concept behind metabolic typing is that no [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span class="DISCUSSION">One possible way of getting off that proverbial diet roller coaster ride is discovering a diet solution that might work with your unique body chemistry. Nationwide, clinicians and nutritionists find metabolic testing a smart approach, even though sufficient scientific study has yet to confirm or refute its concept.</p>
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<p>The concept behind metabolic typing is that no singular diet or nutrient works the same for everyone. In fact, it could actually evoke a completely different biochemical effect on each individual.</p>
<p>Supporters of metabolic typing believe it&#8217;s imperative to discover if you are a carbo type (tends to be a slow oxidizer), protein type (tends to be a fast oxidizer) or mixed type (somewhere in between). According to them, adjusting your diet accordingly could result in a slew of health benefits, from balanced blood sugar levels and improved satiety to returned energy and mental clarity.</p>
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