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The Model Health Show

TMHS 540: Fat-Burning Brown Adipose Tissue – Clinically Proven Strategies To Boost The Production Of Your Brown Fat

The Model Health Show

Shawn Stevenson

Nutrition, Fitness, Health & Fitness

4.87.3K Ratings

🗓️ 19 December 2021

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

If you want to improve your metabolic health, you might turn to common methods like eating enough protein or getting a good night’s rest. I’m a big proponent of both of those strategies, but there’s another key player in this equation that doesn’t get enough attention—brown adipose tissue.  Brown adipose tissue, or brown fat, is a distinct type of body fat that plays multiple roles in the body, including maintaining body temperature, improving insulin sensitivity and metabolic function, and more. Specifically, when it comes to metabolic health the function and responsibility of brown fat is often overlooked, but the science is fascinating.  On today’s show, we’re taking you behind the scenes of brown adipose tissue to gain a better understanding of what it is and how it works. You’re also going to learn specific action steps you can take to influence your body’s brown fat ratios and functionality for better metabolic health. I hope this episode gives you the knowledge and tools you need to improve your health and reach your goals. Enjoy!  In this episode you’ll discover: A distinction between brown fat and white fat. The main function of brown fat (and why infants have high levels of this fat). What gives brown fat its brown color.  The link between brown fat levels and metabolic function. What beige fat is and how it works. Where brown fat is located in the body.  What themogenin is and how it works. The surprising role that brown fat plays in an obese body. How brown fat impacts the endocrine, cardiovascular, and immune system. The effects cold exposure has on brown adipose tissue activation. How long-term mild cold exposure can stimulate brown fat growth. Which foods are helpful in influencing the activity of brown adipose tissue.  The connection between dietary cholesterol and body fat. How (and why) to incorporate sea vegetables into your diet. The importance of consuming essential fatty acids.  How exercise can increase the production of brown fat. Items mentioned in this episode include: Foursigmatic.com/model -- Get an exclusive discount on your daily health elixirs! Beekeepersnaturals.com/model -- Get a special 25% discount on natural remedies! Do These Things to Have More Energy with Dr. Andrew Huberman – Episode 523 The 3 Dominant Fats of the Brain – Episode 496 Join TMHS Facebook community - Model Nation  Be sure you are subscribed to this podcast to automatically receive your episodes:  Apple Podcasts Stitcher Spotify Soundcloud *Download Transcript

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You are now listening to The Model Health Show with Sean Stevenson.

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For more, visit TheModelHealthShow.com.

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Welcome to The Model Health Show.

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This has been into nutrition expert Sean Stevenson, and I'm so grateful for you tuning in

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with me today.

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On this episode, we're going to be talking about up-leveling a hidden dimension of your metabolism.

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We're looking at the field of metabolism, the field of obesity and treatments for obesity,

0:29.0

insulin resistance, and things of the like.

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We tend to have tunnel vision in our modern way of viewing these things.

0:35.0

We often look at what are we doing proactively.

0:38.0

For example, we tend to think that we're burning a lot of fat and we're getting out there

0:42.0

and exercising our tushies off.

0:44.0

Alright, shout out to tushies, that's something my grandma used to say.

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But we're just out there getting after breaking a sweat going hard,

0:52.0

and we think that we're burning a lot of fat then.

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And of course, we do know that there's a metabolic uptick that takes place post-exercise.

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But still, what's going down for us psychologically is when we're hitting the exercise really hard,

1:06.0

or even when we're modulating and constantly managing our diet.

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But cumulatively, even for folks that are doing this stuff at a consistently high level,

1:17.0

you combine your exercise time and the time that you're eating, for example, together.

1:22.0

But there's just a couple hours of the day tops for most folks.

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We'll just say two hours.

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