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of a sense of compulsion and in process overeat, or eat incorrectly. A copper imbalance often results in a reduced desire for protein, especially animal protein. An adequate protein intake is vital for slow oxidizer; inasmuch as dietary protein serves to increase one’s low rate of

metabolism. Any reduction in dietary protein intake can aggravate slow oxidation and thyroid underactivity, factors that further contribute to weight gain.

Toxic metals lodged in body tissues, such as cadmium; also play a vital role in causation of obesity. Toxic metals displace vital minerals such as zinc and copper, which in turn affects energy production, carbohydrate tolerance and other vital aspects of body chemistry.