Test Your Metabolism

Has Your Metabolism Shifted?

Are you Storing or Burning Fat 23/7?


Your metabolism burns calories by breaking down carbohydrates, proteins or fats

Those who are successful at losing weight and keeping it off are burning fats throughout the day.

Those who struggle with weight gain, fatigue, cravings, irritability, hormonal imbalance – are typically burning carbs and proteins, Not stored body fat.

FACT…one of the fastest ways to get out of your ‘fat-burning’ zone is to skip a meal or eat foods that trigger your body to ‘store’ Fat!

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Test Your Metabolism?  Check all that apply

   Crave sweets/coffee in mid-morning/afternoon

   Hungry between meals

   Mid-morning and/or afternoon slumps

   Irritable before meals or if meals are delayed

   Get shaky or light-headed if meals delayed

   Fatigue that eating relieves

   Awaken a few hours after sleep, hard to get back to sleep

   Excessive appetite

   Problems with low blood sugar or hypoglycemia

   Afternoon headaches

   Do you skip meals

   Problems with memory, concentration and focus

   Eat sweets, refined foods and fast foods

   Family history of diabetes

   Excessive urination, excessive thirst

   Fasting serum or plasma glucose greater than 140 mg/dl

   Overweight by 40 or more pounds

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Blood sugar issues don’t seem to be a problem and your metabolism appears to be working fine.

I would suspect your metabolism is not burning fats 23/7 and this could be a reason you struggle with weight gain, fatigue, cravings, irritability, inability to concentrate, etc. I would recommend adjusting your diet so you can get your metabolism to work in your favor. Check to see if stress is contributing to this problem.

Your Metabolism is definitely out of balance and needs to be corrected. I would also suspect your adrenal glands are overworking as they try and help support your blood sugar. Adjusting your diet and supporting your adrenal glands will definitely help you.

FYI…When your blood sugar drops too low, it triggers cortisol to help regulate your blood sugar.  Cortisol also moves your metabolism to burn more carbs and proteins.