Thursday, 03 April 2008
Utah nutritional biochemist takes on Public Health Week Print E-mail
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Dr. Shawn Talbott is on a mission to help make a difference in the fact that this generation of young people is expected to be the first generation in the U.S. to live shorter lives than their parents.

Dr. Talbott recently produced a documentary on obesity with a Utah film company, titled "Killer at Large". www.KilleratLarge.com. The film highlights the seemingly insurmountable odds people face today in forming and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. From marketing campaigns targeted at kids by the food companies to video games, computers and the time constraints put on schools by the No Child Left Behind Act, kids are increasingly encouraged to eat more and exercise less. "Killer at Large" is truly eye-opening and has been submitted to film festivals nationwide.

In addition, Talbott's years of research have led to breakthroughs in how and why the human body stores fat and why some people cannot lose weight, even when they try the "right" way. His new book, The Metabolic Method (www.MetabolicMethod.com), explains the hidden reason the body will not release fat during times of depression and stress--including small, daily stressors like bills, work, kids, relationships, even traffic.

The American Psychological Association shows that nearly a third of Americans are living with extreme stress, with about half of those people handling stress by eating poorly. While conducting research for his book, Dr. Talbott's simple steps to managing stress and depression through nutrition and exercise have already made weight loss possible for hundreds who have struggle with it for so long, but don't really understand why.

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