High carbohydrate concentration → Impaired fat metabolism → Increased craving for carbohydrates → Continued suppression of fat breakdown by excess carbs

The human body uses carbohydrates first as a primary energy source. When excessive carbohydrates are consumed, fats have no chance to be broken down and are instead stored in the body. If high carbohydrate levels persist, the fat-burning metabolic pathway in cells shuts down, triggering a vicious cycle of obesity.
*Overeating or frequent snacking can halt fat metabolism.

A program that activates fat metabolism to lose
weight, even when sleeping

Nitric oxide activates the enzyme that breaks down triglycerides in fat tissue, regulates the genes responsible for mitochondrial function — the body's “energy factory” — and suppresses fat and glucose production in the liver. Among these effects, increasing mitochondrial biogenesis is especially critical. When PGC-1α gene expression is upregulated, mitochondrial production increases, boosting metabolic activity and shifting the body into a state that resists fat accumulation. In other words, you achieve the benefits of exercise — even without actually exercising.