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🗓️ 29 September 2015
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A little discussed phenomenon is disturbingly common among health-conscious eaters, especially those diligent about eating plenty of fresh vegetables and fruits, low-fat dairy products, and whole grains. Granted, not very primal, but even super-primal-aligned folks suffer from digestive difficulties related to eating their abundant servings of veggies and fruit. The condition is called Fruit Belly—a bloated cranky, gurgly, and visceral-fat-hoarding abdomen that grows (or refuses to budge) despite your best efforts to eat healthy, and even despite your success at sculpting the rest of your body.
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0:44.8 | Eating a super clean, plant-heavy, whole foods diet, you might have Fruit Belly! |
0:50.9 | A little discussed phenomenon is disturbingly common among health-conscious eaters, |
0:55.3 | especially those diligent about getting plenty of fresh vegetables and fruit, |
1:03.1 | low-fat dairy products, and whole grains. Granted, not very primal, but even super-primely-aligned folks suffer from digestive difficulties related to eating their abundant servings of veggies |
1:09.4 | and fruit. The condition is called fruit belly, |
1:14.0 | a bloated, cranky, gurgly, and visceral fat hoarding abdomen that grows, or refuses to budge, |
1:22.2 | despite your best efforts to eat healthy and even despite your success at sculpting the rest of your body. |
1:29.9 | Romy D'Alle is a Swiss author, chef, supermom, and companion to sports trainer extraordinaire, |
1:37.6 | Dave D'Ale. After suffering from the condition herself, despite a super healthy, prim, primal-aligned diet, she studied fruit |
1:46.7 | belly extensively and prepared a fabulous resource to identify and help readers overcome this |
1:53.2 | annoying and poorly understood condition. Her comprehensive book, Fruch-Twomp, published in German, |
2:00.5 | was a hit in Europe. So, we had it |
2:03.5 | translated and delivered it to the U.S. market with this podcast marking the official launch. |
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