This is an absolutely awesome conversation. 99% of the subjects are near and dear to my heart and I met my daily goal of learning something new. Thanks guys ... GREAT JOB!
Loved this interview. Learned/ relearned some things, just like you. There is value in honest conversation. And It could have gone for hours. Thank you for sharing the knowledge
A calorie is a calorie but It's what's in each calorie that can make them way different to each other. A calorie of donut is different to a calorie of egg..
Dead on about the fasting! I tried it but did exactly that, ate a ton and whatever I wanted during "my window", then thinking about my next window the rest of the day lol.............did NOT work for me, and I said this could easily cause an eating disorder. Love this conversation and will be watching more! It's the most sensible stuff I've heard around diet and fitness in a long time so thank you!
@@chazwyman8951 )) they complain about the easiest thing. Fasting allows to eat as much, as the above commentor himself said, but still complain!!!. And how it felt to them a couple of decades ago, when famous dietitians would prescribe half a banana a day (🤦♀️) ??!?!
@@margottfon330 restricting calories without reducing the eating window, or reducing calories but putting no restrictions of carbs - DOES NOT WORK, But If you reduce carbs and eat to satiation on a small eating windown - that works, I lost 45 lbs doing that and what is more - I have kept it off for a year and a half. I did it with minimal hunger.
54:40 Haha, that's exactly what I do. Only have junk food outside of the house. Makes it way easier (although not impossible) to pig out on it. Home is health zone.
I understand the point on fasting, but fasting is the only thing that has worked for me personally and has gotten me out of being pre diabetic and having high blood pressure. My window shifts with my day so it's not always the same. I enjoy my meals better and now that I'm use to it, I actually do not binge during my window. When fasting is done right, it's very effective for long term weightloss and a healthier life.
Like your input on fasting although fasting can be useful for weight loss too. But I totally get what you mean. One group you forgot to mention like people having metabolic issues for instance Diabetes. Fasting help a lot for breaking insulin resistance. Nice talk in general
ha! he says intermittent fasting does not promote weight loss which I never knew!! everyone seems to loose with restrictive eating! ofcourse it's beneficial for other reasons very important for the body to have time to rest and recover!
Sal looking all tan, massive and swole with this hulking biceps, looking back at older podcast videos he looks much skinnier and smaller, hes def added alot of size and bulk.
@Me Me well, I never said I lost it all at once, and 15 pnds would be a lot to lose in water weight. I've kept it off since, too, and have less body avcording to the inbody machine....So sure, maybe a couple of pounds but definitely not 15!
@Me Me also to add usually the diets that result in extreme water weight loss are the diets that highly restrict carbohydrates every day. Fasting does not do this it's just restricting eating window. The diets that cause you to loose a lot of water weight (like only drinking shakes and smoothies every day and having practically no carbs just protein) work because your body is using up its glycogen stores which per every gram of glycogen is 3 grams of water. So when you starve your body of carbs all day multiple days in a row yes you loose tons of water weight. IF will definitely not cause this.
I think this guy is completely wrong when it comes to his ideas about fasting. you can't get autophagy by just cutting calories. fasting gives you control over food. yes people can binge but that's commonly associated with ignorance about fasting
you get autophagy by cutting calories as well. and you create the most autophagy from working out. unless you are doing crazy long fast on the regular, working out is the best way to get it.
Since IF has become popular, A LOT of people are ignorant about how to properly fast to promote fat burning. I have many older relatives who have gotten tired of cooking early in the morning and have decided that one meal a day is easier. They still don't consider macros, load up all the calories they need to meet goals, or consider when thier eating window actually is. And they still eat snacks and sweet treats because "they aren't meals" 🙄🤯. They trick themselves into believing they're doing a healthy diet and claim they're also doing "intermittent fasting" because they're only cooking one meal a day. It's not honest, but it makes them feel good.
I got on Sal a bit on some of his points about a vegan diet on his podcast, particularly the myth that a vegan in America would fail to get all the amino acids they needed to build muscle and how little thought it actually takes these days; but his summary on this podcast was dead on. Very fair, it’s all stuff vegans should know about. I’d add B-12 is a must on a vegan diet. Most real meats are fortified with B-12. Funny enough, a lot of plant based meats are also fortified with B-12 so even a very unhealthy processed food addicted vegans wouldn’t have an issue with B-12 these days. Whole food vegans have to supplement. I’ve been taking creatine whether I’m focused on exercising or not because I do find that it helps with my energy and brain function. I took creatine when I ate meat in my 20s, but now that I’m pushing 40 I find myself using creatine for the sake of functioning.
I know vegans who can't get enough protein in their diet. They are usually skinny, constantly sick and pale. I never eat vegetables and never lose muscle.
What if you eat a 100 percent meat diet? I'm 190 lbs and eat 200-300 grams of protein per day. I'm still losing weight, am never hungry and feel great! BTW any diet where you have to add unnatural supplements is not smart or evolutionary. I like the points on fasting, or what I would call not eating when your are hungry. The carnivore community, which I am a part of talks about this all of the time. The beauty of low carb meat based diets is that your hunger naturally diminishes so you don't need to fast. And don't get me started on the stupidity of long term fasting over two days... I figured out something Sal does not understand, and that is the difference between carbohydrates. Starches are made of glucose, and glucose has not been shown by itself to cause metabolic disease. Fructose, the sweet sugar HAS been shown to cause metabolic dysfunction, and the part most people don't understand is that it is a survival mechanism. We find that once societies eat fructose is when they get metabolically sick. Either carb on low carb diets don't cause disease for the most part until you add processed sugars and fructose, then they cause metabolic syndrome, weight gain and diabetes. Low carb diets are a little better for most people just like Sal said, but people can be healthy on both. I also believe different cultures have evolved to do better on meats, and others on some carbs, but we all can eat meat. Europeans and African tend to have more meat heavy diets, and Asians and Central and South Americans seem to tolerate carbs better. Ok for my final point. The actual key to losing body fat is to stop your hunger. The main reason people eat too much, besides psychological reasons is hunger. This is why meat based diets work so well like the carnivore diet because it severely restricts your hunger. I have been doing this diet for 3 years pretty seriously, and I have lost 42 pounds, and I'm not even a fat guy. All my metabolic parameters have improved, and the weight has not came back. It never will, unless I do something stupid like go back to eating a standard American diet again. For what I seen, the success rate for carnivore is well over 75-80 percent for people who stick to the diet. And don't give me that unsustainable argument. If people can't sustain it, it is not the fault of the diet. The difference between sustaining a sugar based diet and a low carb diet is that the carb based diet is hard to maintain because people are just too hungry all of the time. The same is not true for carnivore. People who quit carnivore do so because they get re-addicted to sugar, bread, starches, treats and beer. It's much easier to sustain meat based diets than carb and sugar based diets...I really like Sal. He's super smart.
39:00 approximately.... when you fast you eat LESS , abd not as you said, more, bc the body chamistry improved during the fasting, as a result needs less. Sure, if you think of fasting as ' OMG I'm not allowed to eat during I sleep' 🤣... then yes, you can get stressed 😏.. and yes, maybe for women fasting should be slightly different, I don't know that...
Protein requirements for a sendentary person are 0.8 g per kg. For older people 1-1.2 g per kg and for people who exercise a lot 1.5 g per kg. A lot of people by far exceed these requirements leading to illnesses (e.g. kidney problems). On the other hand, only a very small percentage of us hit the daily recommended fiber intake (around 30 g) - this should be of much more concern for everybody.
I have a question for you, Max. In trying to help others to reverse their Diabetes I find that there is so much conflicting information out there. It is very hard to navigate through all of the information. In this podcast episode your guest said that eating a protein before a carb would level out the response but when you interviewed the Glucose Goddess recently she said eating a fiber before eating a carb would level out the response. Can you please tell me which is true? Thanks so much.
Both can be true. Fiber lowers the net carbs you are consuming gram for gram, so consuming it along with carbs is beneficial for keeping blood sugar in control. Consuming protein before other macros keeps levels more stable helping avoid the cravings, energy issues, etc. you could experience with very big changes in blood sugar and insulin levels.
The quality of the food (think grass fed beef or wild caught Salmon) matters alot too, much more than just simple calories in and out. People can eat less calories but still be eating less than optimal foods and missing the correct ratio of macros and the benefits of real whole food, the healthy fats from the Salmon or the amino acids from the beef, and most diets fail to prioritize food quality because everyone is incorrectly focusing on cutting calories and eating low fat.
I just don't see how any pubescent or teenager person can resist the many many products to grow and be stronger and motivate them that ALL gyms keep on trying to sell them.... I saw a "trainer" tell a teen that the last set he failed, that last rep he just couldn't do after he had done six sets with that load, that it was because he didn't drink the preworkout he sells at the front desk, that if he bought it and had drank it he wouldn't have failed.... the kid doest know any better, so next time I saw the SMALL container right next to him as he workout... these trainers are salesman dressed like trainers.
He is absolutely and completely WRONG about fasting for weight loss. For people, like me, who have a tendency to gain weight more than others, fasting is the absolute solution. But you have to drop the barcs and keep the fat burn switch ON
Fasting is nothing more than a tool. Can be helpful, but not good in every situation. Also, most (yes, ofcourse not all...) people that use fasting as a strategy for weightloss, end up putting it back on. Manipulating musclemass and thereby increasing the metabolism and eating whole foods, however, is a strategy that works way better over time. Not even mentioning the relationship with food that is better for someone who just instinctively eats whole foods compared to the one restricting him or herself in any way.
54:54 ""[potato chips] I just don't have them, IN the house, otherwise I'm playing this game of willpower, like WHY WOULD I WANT TO DO THAT!!..."" Well, why WOULDN'T you LOVE to do that, it is a great character builder!! Strange these men telling people or recommending people do this, or eat this way, or all the other things and yet, "I don't have enough willpower to say no to potato chips"?? But people should have enough "willpower" [whatever that actually is, the definition seems to change with each thing they talk about], to go do strenuous weightlifting exercises and not eat certain foods, and make themselves eat other certain foods... these guys' lives and careers are built on that, so why so weak themselves against POTATO CHIPS!! Jesus!!
Im sure this guy knows his way around fitness and nutrition for muscle but is he a dietician/doctor? Can he contradict the research on fasting from Dr. Jason Fung who has helped thousands lose weight and get rid of diabetes in the process? Or Dr. Mindy Pelz who has extensive knowledge on hormones and fasting for women vs men to name a few? Just wondering cuz I dont know about him but I just did some research and don't see his credit in this domain
Dr Jason Fung is an MD, Dr Mindy Pelz's qualifications are unclear to me. She's definitely not an MD or PhD, I believe her Dr comes from chiropactic or sth like that. I'm just saying: you can't really compare the 2. Do you want a female doctor triple board certified: check Dr. Amy Shah, the fastingmd
Hola max With all my respect of your excellent job, in my opinion your videos are too long and explain too much in scientific words Ido not understand . Wishing you the best and God bless you
1:28:28 (monetizing your RUclips channel) is too damn long. Give us the freaking bottom line and let's move on to the next big WOW advice about weight loss from the next WOW so called expert.
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Why never any time stamps?!
I hate time stamps 🫣
@@Latoija umm, why? Lol
I like time stamps but sometimes I've learned stuff by playing it in the background or at work and it's stuff I'd never looked or ever heard .
Good tips. I just made your snack - greek yogurt w/blue berries & protein powder!
Always love it when Sal is on your show. You two work very well together. This is a conversation that could have gone on for hours.
Absolutely love when you have Sal on the channel!!! Great dialogue and great information I learned so much! Thank you!!
This is an absolutely awesome conversation. 99% of the subjects are near and dear to my heart and I met my daily goal of learning something new. Thanks guys ... GREAT JOB!
I love the length and depth of these podcasts. Listening in the sauna and gym.
Two of my favorite guys--- keep up the great work!! You both are changing lives for the BETTER!!!
I really love this kind of information 🙏
Please do another one of this
Excellent episode..lots of solid info here .
Always awesome when Sal is in the mix. Mind pump rules !
Thanks 4 sharing! Always applicable information! N knowledge is power 💪🏽💯🧠💥👍🏾
🏃♂❤❤Your channel is literally my comfort place. You make me so happy. Love you❤😁❤
Love Sal he is Papa Fitness
Use heavy cream in my coffee all the time because I'm fasting in the morning. Glad to learn it helps make the polyphenols in coffee more absorbable!
Loved this interview. Learned/ relearned some things, just like you. There is value in honest conversation. And It could have gone for hours. Thank you for sharing the knowledge
Haha .. I feel called out on the size of my peanut butter tablespoon
A calorie is a calorie but It's what's in each calorie that can make them way different to each other. A calorie of donut is different to a calorie of egg..
Dead on about the fasting! I tried it but did exactly that, ate a ton and whatever I wanted during "my window", then thinking about my next window the rest of the day lol.............did NOT work for me, and I said this could easily cause an eating disorder. Love this conversation and will be watching more! It's the most sensible stuff I've heard around diet and fitness in a long time so thank you!
If you avoid carbs it is easy to avoid eating a ton of shite.
@@chazwyman8951 )) they complain about the easiest thing. Fasting allows to eat as much, as the above commentor himself said, but still complain!!!. And how it felt to them a couple of decades ago, when famous dietitians would prescribe half a banana a day (🤦♀️) ??!?!
Ohhh, you want to eat a 'ton of whatever you want' and 2 more tones and still loose weight and stay healthy?! ... wow...
@@chazwyman8951 he didn't even complain about 'eating 'a ton of shit', he complained about not being able to eat MORE shit 🙄... can you believe??
@@margottfon330 restricting calories without reducing the eating window, or reducing calories but putting no restrictions of carbs - DOES NOT WORK, But If you reduce carbs and eat to satiation on a small eating windown - that works, I lost 45 lbs doing that and what is more - I have kept it off for a year and a half. I did it with minimal hunger.
54:40
Haha, that's exactly what I do. Only have junk food outside of the house. Makes it way easier (although not impossible) to pig out on it.
Home is health zone.
No time stamps is absolutely insane
I understand the point on fasting, but fasting is the only thing that has worked for me personally and has gotten me out of being pre diabetic and having high blood pressure. My window shifts with my day so it's not always the same. I enjoy my meals better and now that I'm use to it, I actually do not binge during my window. When fasting is done right, it's very effective for long term weightloss and a healthier life.
Well said! You're absolutely right 👍
Like your input on fasting although fasting can be useful for weight loss too. But I totally get what you mean. One group you forgot to mention like people having metabolic issues for instance Diabetes. Fasting help a lot for breaking insulin resistance. Nice talk in general
I agree, fasting is the only thing that has worked for me. I enjoy eating and do not binge during my window. I love fasting.
Excellent 🙏🏻🌹✨
ha! he says intermittent fasting does not promote weight loss which I never knew!! everyone seems to loose with restrictive eating! ofcourse it's beneficial for other reasons very important for the body to have time to rest and recover!
It does though. But the mechanics are the same: you simply eat less when you restrict the time you're eating in. It's a good tool for that
Thanks for this interview and discussion. We are on the same page. 🌟
Could you recommend an amino acid supplement? Will pill form get absorbed?
And what is best, protein powder or amino acid supplement?
Sal looking all tan, massive and swole with this hulking biceps, looking back at older podcast videos he looks much skinnier and smaller, hes def added alot of size and bulk.
Absolute gold
TRE and low carb is the only thing that worked for me. I'm on the third year of this regimen, lost weight and kept it off since.
Some nice tips
I've kept my 155lb weight loss off for 4 yrs now and realize apparently I'm the statistical anomaly and feel weirdly cool about that
I hope you feel great about It too, it’s such an achievement, well done, you give other people hope.
I lost 15 pounds intermittent fasting Mon-Fri with only walking as my exercise. Still do it!
Did it for 5+ years...did nothing for me
That's mostly water weight the first week.
@Me Me well, I never said I lost it all at once, and 15 pnds would be a lot to lose in water weight. I've kept it off since, too, and have less body avcording to the inbody machine....So sure, maybe a couple of pounds but definitely not 15!
@Me Me also to add usually the diets that result in extreme water weight loss are the diets that highly restrict carbohydrates every day. Fasting does not do this it's just restricting eating window.
The diets that cause you to loose a lot of water weight (like only drinking shakes and smoothies every day and having practically no carbs just protein) work because your body is using up its glycogen stores which per every gram of glycogen is 3 grams of water. So when you starve your body of carbs all day multiple days in a row yes you loose tons of water weight.
IF will definitely not cause this.
Unfortunately my skin reacts negatively to cream so I have to use butter for my coffee, it's not as good but it's good enough.
I feel personally attacked 😂😂 over trainer here
please get Adam to talk about bodybuilding
These two are my favorite daddies LOL 😀
#2daddies
Absolutely loved this one! Sal is such an amazing guy! I hope you two do another one.
Good ol’ Sal Di Stéfánó. 🙂
Obsessed with MindPump! Fantastic!
Can you tell me what this is ? MindPump ? Thank you
As a women creatine made me so bulky
How much creatine for women? Is the dosage different for men vs women? Thx!😊
No more than 5G. Start with 2 grams
No gender difference. 5g on the daily is a common dosage. Studies indicate it's very beneficial for women especially post menopausal ladies
Any suggestions on creatine brand for a 61 year old woman?
@@kisfalusi11 Legion brand Recharge product
I think this guy is completely wrong when it comes to his ideas about fasting.
you can't get autophagy by just cutting calories.
fasting gives you control over food. yes people can binge but that's commonly associated with ignorance about fasting
you get autophagy by cutting calories as well. and you create the most autophagy from working out. unless you are doing crazy long fast on the regular, working out is the best way to get it.
Since IF has become popular, A LOT of people are ignorant about how to properly fast to promote fat burning. I have many older relatives who have gotten tired of cooking early in the morning and have decided that one meal a day is easier. They still don't consider macros, load up all the calories they need to meet goals, or consider when thier eating window actually is. And they still eat snacks and sweet treats because "they aren't meals" 🙄🤯. They trick themselves into believing they're doing a healthy diet and claim they're also doing "intermittent fasting" because they're only cooking one meal a day. It's not honest, but it makes them feel good.
I got on Sal a bit on some of his points about a vegan diet on his podcast, particularly the myth that a vegan in America would fail to get all the amino acids they needed to build muscle and how little thought it actually takes these days; but his summary on this podcast was dead on. Very fair, it’s all stuff vegans should know about. I’d add B-12 is a must on a vegan diet. Most real meats are fortified with B-12. Funny enough, a lot of plant based meats are also fortified with B-12 so even a very unhealthy processed food addicted vegans wouldn’t have an issue with B-12 these days. Whole food vegans have to supplement.
I’ve been taking creatine whether I’m focused on exercising or not because I do find that it helps with my energy and brain function. I took creatine when I ate meat in my 20s, but now that I’m pushing 40 I find myself using creatine for the sake of functioning.
I know vegans who can't get enough protein in their diet. They are usually skinny, constantly sick and pale. I never eat vegetables and never lose muscle.
@@ClassicJukeboxBand sounds like two unlikely extremes.
45:27 noooo, protein+sugar/glucose is the worst combo. It's even better to not eat protein (at that point), fruits only!!!
6-10 eggs a day here as well tremendous benefits i got from it
What if you eat a 100 percent meat diet? I'm 190 lbs and eat 200-300 grams of protein per day. I'm still losing weight, am never hungry and feel great! BTW any diet where you have to add unnatural supplements is not smart or evolutionary. I like the points on fasting, or what I would call not eating when your are hungry. The carnivore community, which I am a part of talks about this all of the time. The beauty of low carb meat based diets is that your hunger naturally diminishes so you don't need to fast. And don't get me started on the stupidity of long term fasting over two days...
I figured out something Sal does not understand, and that is the difference between carbohydrates. Starches are made of glucose, and glucose has not been shown by itself to cause metabolic disease. Fructose, the sweet sugar HAS been shown to cause metabolic dysfunction, and the part most people don't understand is that it is a survival mechanism. We find that once societies eat fructose is when they get metabolically sick. Either carb on low carb diets don't cause disease for the most part until you add processed sugars and fructose, then they cause metabolic syndrome, weight gain and diabetes. Low carb diets are a little better for most people just like Sal said, but people can be healthy on both. I also believe different cultures have evolved to do better on meats, and others on some carbs, but we all can eat meat. Europeans and African tend to have more meat heavy diets, and Asians and Central and South Americans seem to tolerate carbs better.
Ok for my final point. The actual key to losing body fat is to stop your hunger. The main reason people eat too much, besides psychological reasons is hunger. This is why meat based diets work so well like the carnivore diet because it severely restricts your hunger. I have been doing this diet for 3 years pretty seriously, and I have lost 42 pounds, and I'm not even a fat guy. All my metabolic parameters have improved, and the weight has not came back. It never will, unless I do something stupid like go back to eating a standard American diet again. For what I seen, the success rate for carnivore is well over 75-80 percent for people who stick to the diet. And don't give me that unsustainable argument. If people can't sustain it, it is not the fault of the diet. The difference between sustaining a sugar based diet and a low carb diet is that the carb based diet is hard to maintain because people are just too hungry all of the time. The same is not true for carnivore. People who quit carnivore do so because they get re-addicted to sugar, bread, starches, treats and beer. It's much easier to sustain meat based diets than carb and sugar based diets...I really like Sal. He's super smart.
Love this but not the price of eggs going up 🐔🐣🥚🍳
Dairy... NO Dairy.... 😤.. Dairy, BUT no milk, NO, yes milk....🤯...
I've tried three times to get this ebook, but no success. Sigh.
39:00 approximately.... when you fast you eat LESS , abd not as you said, more, bc the body chamistry improved during the fasting, as a result needs less. Sure, if you think of fasting as ' OMG I'm not allowed to eat during I sleep' 🤣... then yes, you can get stressed 😏.. and yes, maybe for women fasting should be slightly different, I don't know that...
Where I can fined Sal's podcasts? I can't fined him. Want to subscribe.
MindPump
Creatine raises my blood pressure and gives me headaches.
good protein is everything. most of us aren't getting near enough good protein.
Protein requirements for a sendentary person are 0.8 g per kg. For older people 1-1.2 g per kg and for people who exercise a lot 1.5 g per kg. A lot of people by far exceed these requirements leading to illnesses (e.g. kidney problems). On the other hand, only a very small percentage of us hit the daily recommended fiber intake (around 30 g) - this should be of much more concern for everybody.
I have a question for you, Max. In trying to help others to reverse their Diabetes I find that there is so much conflicting information out there. It is very hard to navigate through all of the information. In this podcast episode your guest said that eating a protein before a carb would level out the response but when you interviewed the Glucose Goddess recently she said eating a fiber before eating a carb would level out the response. Can you please tell me which is true? Thanks so much.
Both can be true. Fiber lowers the net carbs you are consuming gram for gram, so consuming it along with carbs is beneficial for keeping blood sugar in control. Consuming protein before other macros keeps levels more stable helping avoid the cravings, energy issues, etc. you could experience with very big changes in blood sugar and insulin levels.
@@wellnessbymike thank you so much! I appreciate your guidance!!!
Time stamps... 😐
The quality of the food (think grass fed beef or wild caught Salmon) matters alot too, much more than just simple calories in and out. People can eat less calories but still be eating less than optimal foods and missing the correct ratio of macros and the benefits of real whole food, the healthy fats from the Salmon or the amino acids from the beef, and most diets fail to prioritize food quality because everyone is incorrectly focusing on cutting calories and eating low fat.
I just don't see how any pubescent or teenager person can resist the many many products to grow and be stronger and motivate them that ALL gyms keep on trying to sell them.... I saw a "trainer" tell a teen that the last set he failed, that last rep he just couldn't do after he had done six sets with that load, that it was because he didn't drink the preworkout he sells at the front desk, that if he bought it and had drank it he wouldn't have failed.... the kid doest know any better, so next time I saw the SMALL container right next to him as he workout... these trainers are salesman dressed like trainers.
Calories in calories out doesn't factor in the metabolic rate. Promoters of cico like to forget about metabolic rate.
He is absolutely and completely WRONG about fasting for weight loss. For people, like me, who have a tendency to gain weight more than others, fasting is the absolute solution. But you have to drop the barcs and keep the fat burn switch ON
Agreed there. Fasting is an awesome tool to control calorie intake.
@@Siegbert85 But its not just calories, it changes the way the body uses calories.
I'm sure he can find a way for you to lose weight without fasting... Fasting is more of a control for you to not overeat
@@fizzlewizzle759 Certainly, but fasting makes it incredibly easy. Idk why you would go out of your way to avoid it.
Fasting is nothing more than a tool. Can be helpful, but not good in every situation. Also, most (yes, ofcourse not all...) people that use fasting as a strategy for weightloss, end up putting it back on. Manipulating musclemass and thereby increasing the metabolism and eating whole foods, however, is a strategy that works way better over time. Not even mentioning the relationship with food that is better for someone who just instinctively eats whole foods compared to the one restricting him or herself in any way.
54:54
""[potato chips] I just don't have them, IN the house, otherwise I'm playing this game of willpower, like WHY WOULD I WANT TO DO THAT!!...""
Well, why WOULDN'T you LOVE to do that, it is a great character builder!!
Strange these men telling people or recommending people do this, or eat this way, or all the other things and yet, "I don't have enough willpower to say no to potato chips"??
But people should have enough "willpower" [whatever that actually is, the definition seems to change with each thing they talk about], to go do strenuous weightlifting exercises and not eat certain foods, and make themselves eat other certain foods... these guys' lives and careers are built on that, so why so weak themselves against POTATO CHIPS!! Jesus!!
Im sure this guy knows his way around fitness and nutrition for muscle but is he a dietician/doctor? Can he contradict the research on fasting from Dr. Jason Fung who has helped thousands lose weight and get rid of diabetes in the process? Or Dr. Mindy Pelz who has extensive knowledge on hormones and fasting for women vs men to name a few? Just wondering cuz I dont know about him but I just did some research and don't see his credit in this domain
Dr Jason Fung is an MD, Dr Mindy Pelz's qualifications are unclear to me. She's definitely not an MD or PhD, I believe her Dr comes from chiropactic or sth like that. I'm just saying: you can't really compare the 2. Do you want a female doctor triple board certified: check Dr. Amy Shah, the fastingmd
I’m 31%bf ha
You don’t have to be if you don’t want to.
Egg is about the same amount of fat as protein
Hola max
With all my respect of your excellent job, in my opinion your videos are too long and explain too much in scientific words Ido not understand .
Wishing you the best and God bless you
Way too long
Right
1:28:28 (monetizing your RUclips channel) is too damn long. Give us the freaking bottom line and let's move on to the next big WOW advice about weight loss from the next WOW so called expert.