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Causes of Weight Gain in EDS

by Lynne D. M. Noble

Weight gain and EDS: causes beyond calorie intake

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Weight gain and EDS: causes beyond calorie intake

Lynne D. M. Noble examines weight gain in the context of Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS), challenging the idea—presented in the description—that calorie intake alone explains it. The book discusses other possible contributors, including poorly formed fascia and its links to pain, nodules, and rapid weight changes. It also considers how calorie restriction may affect nutrition and chronic conditions, so its discussion is framed around the particular needs and challenges described for people with EDS. An included collection of 40 recipes for connective tissue disorders connects the book’s dietary material with those underlying concerns.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • People with EDS seeking a discussion of weight gain beyond calorie intake.
  • Readers interested in connective tissue disorders and nutrition.
  • Those looking for recipes presented for connective tissue disorders.

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Weight gain and EDSFascia, pain, and nodulesNutrition and calorie restrictionRecipes for connective tissue disorders

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Book overview

For far too long individuals with EDS have been informed that their weight gain is a result of taking more calories in than they are expending. Embarking on a calorie restricted diet does not appear to change the outcome though. Their efforts often leave them feeling deflated and angry. The conflicting opinions may drive a rift between themselves and those giving health care. The author states that calorie restricted diets, in those with chronic conditions, like EDS are often counterproductive because there are many other reasons why weight gain occurs. It is not just a case of overeating. Cutting calories may mean that the condition worsens due to inadequate nutrition. In addition, it will not address the real reason for that weight gain.The author sympathetically and expertly cuts through the current thinking about weight gain and reveals the real reasons why those with EDS may find it so difficult to lose weight.This book is a revelation which anyone with a chronic condition should consider reading.
Recently updated the subject matter now includes, why poorly formed fascia causes pain, nodules and rapid weight gain - sometimes 2-5 lb overnight - and how diet can lessen the impact of this. 40 recipes for connective tissue disorders are included highlighting the benefits by addressing the underlying issues which contribute to the severity of EDS.
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