The Fat Making and Storing Hormones - How They Inhibit Weight Loss

Robert F McCarthy

  Insulin, cortisol and c, are hormones that direct your body to make and to store fat. It is key to your weight loss efforts to understand what triggers these hormones into action. Your weight loss success depends on your ability to inhibit the actions of these three hormones while stimulating the six fat burning hormones.

  A closer look at each of the three fat storing hormones will provide meaningful information related to understanding how they work in making and storing fat.

Insulin

   Insulin is a metabolic hormone that is made by the pancreas. It plays a vital role in regulating blood sugar levels after eating. It does this by escorting glucose from the blood into every cell of our bodies where it is used as fuel to produce energy so the cells can perform their designated tasks. The glucose that is not needed by the cells is converted into fat and cholesterol.