Prateek Kumar

Founder | CPT | Nutritionist

 

 

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Prateek Kumar

Prateek Sudhir Kumar is a Mumbai-based fitness expert for his simple yet effective nutrition strategies and exercise routines. With certifications from NASM, Precision Nutrition, and Stanford, he serves a diverse clientele, including many Indian Movie & Tv Show celebrities. Prateek’s holistic and inclusive approach to fitness focuses on making health and wellness accessible and sustainable for individuals, particularly those in their 30s and above. Leveraging technology through the fitcru App, he aims to empower people globally to achieve balanced well-being through personalized and stress-free fitness plans.

 

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What Insulin Does

A pancreatic hormone. 
It’s like a “key” that lets blood glucose into your cells. This sugar can be used for energy or stored by your cells. Without insulin, the system fails.

* When insulin is low, what does the liver do?Insulin usually stops the liver from releasing sugar if blood sugar is too high.• Without enough insulin, your liver doesn’t stop making sugar. Even with too much blood sugar, it keeps adding more.• Instead of being stored or used for energy, this extra sugar builds up.

How it affects weight loss: The liver stores food with fewer calories, and too much blood sugar can become fat. This hinders weight loss.

* What happens when insulin levels drop?• Insulin controls fat breakdown and energy storage in fat cells.Fat cells can’t burn fat well without enough insulin because the body doesn’t break down sugar properly. Body may go into “starvation mode” and store fat. Blood sugar stays high because fat isn’t used as fuel.

Even with high blood sugar, cells don’t get enough energy to lose weight. This prevents fat burning and slows weight loss.

* How does insulin reduction affect protein synthesis?• Insulin increases muscle mass through protein synthesis. Without enough insulin, your body breaks down muscle protein for energy because it can’t use sugar.Your metabolism slows when you lose muscle. This hinders weight loss and calorie burning.

Losing muscle slows weight loss because you burn fewer calories even when not moving.

Bad Cycle in DiabeticsThe liver produces high blood sugar due to insulin dysfunction.Fat is stored due to improper breakdown.• Losing muscle slows metabolism, making weight loss harder.After the liver converts sugar into fat, the body stores more fat.

How does this relate to weight loss?

The liver adds a lot of sugar to the blood. Fat cells won’t die.• Weaker muscles slow metabolism.

To make matters worse, this tricks your body into thinking it’s hungry, storing fat and making weight loss difficult.

Lifestyle changes, medication, and insulin therapy can “unlock” this system and help you lose weight and burn fat.

What Insulin Does

A pancreatic hormone.
It’s like a “key” that lets blood glucose into your cells. This sugar can be used for energy or stored by your cells. Without insulin, the system fails.

* When insulin is low, what does the liver do?Insulin usually stops the liver from releasing sugar if blood sugar is too high.• Without enough insulin, your liver doesn’t stop making sugar. Even with too much blood sugar, it keeps adding more.• Instead of being stored or used for energy, this extra sugar builds up.

How it affects weight loss: The liver stores food with fewer calories, and too much blood sugar can become fat. This hinders weight loss.

* What happens when insulin levels drop?• Insulin controls fat breakdown and energy storage in fat cells.Fat cells can’t burn fat well without enough insulin because the body doesn’t break down sugar properly. Body may go into “starvation mode” and store fat. Blood sugar stays high because fat isn’t used as fuel.

Even with high blood sugar, cells don’t get enough energy to lose weight. This prevents fat burning and slows weight loss.

* How does insulin reduction affect protein synthesis?• Insulin increases muscle mass through protein synthesis. Without enough insulin, your body breaks down muscle protein for energy because it can’t use sugar.Your metabolism slows when you lose muscle. This hinders weight loss and calorie burning.

Losing muscle slows weight loss because you burn fewer calories even when not moving.

Bad Cycle in DiabeticsThe liver produces high blood sugar due to insulin dysfunction.Fat is stored due to improper breakdown.• Losing muscle slows metabolism, making weight loss harder.After the liver converts sugar into fat, the body stores more fat.

How does this relate to weight loss?

The liver adds a lot of sugar to the blood. Fat cells won’t die.• Weaker muscles slow metabolism.

To make matters worse, this tricks your body into thinking it’s hungry, storing fat and making weight loss difficult.

Lifestyle changes, medication, and insulin therapy can “unlock” this system and help you lose weight and burn fat.
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It’s a lot easier to stay in shape if you were to keep your environment and home stocked up with nutritious foods rather than ultra processed calorie dense foods!

 Nutritionally optimising your home helps you stay healthy. Having fresh fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, whole grains, and healthy fats in your kitchen and pantry encourages healthier eating. Ultra-processed, calorie-dense foods heavy in added sugars, unhealthy fats, and sodium can be avoided with a proactive approach.

Ultraprocessed foods are supposed to be highly satisfying, triggering the brain’s reward centres and leading to overconsumption without much nutrition. Limiting these options simplifies meal and snack choices and decreases temptation. Instead, healthful foods that promote energy, muscle regeneration, and metabolic health are more appealing, encouraging a balanced diet.

To support your health goals, plan meals, stock up on healthy snacks, and prep items to make cooking easier. This fosters resilient habits that improve long-term health and avoid processed, calorie-dense diets.

It’s a lot easier to stay in shape if you were to keep your environment and home stocked up with nutritious foods rather than ultra processed calorie dense foods!

Nutritionally optimising your home helps you stay healthy. Having fresh fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, whole grains, and healthy fats in your kitchen and pantry encourages healthier eating. Ultra-processed, calorie-dense foods heavy in added sugars, unhealthy fats, and sodium can be avoided with a proactive approach.

Ultraprocessed foods are supposed to be highly satisfying, triggering the brain’s reward centres and leading to overconsumption without much nutrition. Limiting these options simplifies meal and snack choices and decreases temptation. Instead, healthful foods that promote energy, muscle regeneration, and metabolic health are more appealing, encouraging a balanced diet.

To support your health goals, plan meals, stock up on healthy snacks, and prep items to make cooking easier. This fosters resilient habits that improve long-term health and avoid processed, calorie-dense diets.
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