The No.1 Diet According to Science | Netflix's You Are What You Eat's Prof. Christopher Gardner
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
- With so many different diets to choose from, it can be hard to understand what the best way is to feed your body. We often avoid certain diets because of misconceptions where we believe we’re going to miss-out on flavour and variety or find some too hard to stick to.
Debunking some of these myths today and exploring everything from mediterranean to keto, is Professor Christopher Gardner.
Hailed as the Godfather of Nutrition, Christopher is here today to delve into his groundbreaking research conducted for the new Netflix’s series ‘You Are What You Eat’ - the study of plant-based vs omnivore diets in pairs of twins.
Discover which diet comes out on top so that you can make the best choice for your body.
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Timecodes:
00:00 - Cold Open
00:47 - Show Intro
1:45 - Quick Fire Questions
2:59 - New Study/Netflix Documentary "You Are What You Eat: A Twin Experiment"
7:39 - The most surprising results of the study - Genetic Make Up
12:49 - The Impact of Dieting on Biological Age
14:21 - Why Do Plant-based Eaters Have Better Dietary Outcomes
17:55 - Changing Perceptions by Making Food Delicious and Less Boring
20:41 - Food Quality and the Impact on Diet
23:21 - Three Factors to consider with Looking at Food
32:08 - Keto vs Mediterranean Diets - Carbohydrates and Grains
40:06 - Refined Grains and Unrefined Grains
42:56 - White Bread vs Brown Bread: Are They The Same?
49:52 - The Long Term Effects of Gut Microbiome and Mental Health
54:30 - Navigating the Landscape of Sensationalist Media
55:38 - Lectins and Nutrition
58:23 - What Should Be On Your Plate Of Food
1:03:47 - How Plant Based Food Has Changed Over The Last Decades
1:08:22 - The Next Step of Research In This Field
1:11:33 - What Does Live Well Be Well Mean To You?
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Found the wheat berry salad recipe online for interested parties:
WHEAT BERRY SALAD
2 c wheat berries, cook in veg broth
1/2 crisp apple
1/2c dried figs
1/2c pecans
2 celery stalks
1 sm red pepper
3-4 grn onions
1/2c parsley
(dice/chop all above, very small)
Zest from a lemon
1/3c olive oil
1/4c lemon juice
Drizzle w/pomegranate molasses
Yay!
you can also sprout ....or just soak over night and you will be fine....been doing it for awhile works good....
I am 74 and have been a raw foodist for over 24 years. Eating only fresh raw food and drinking only water will facilitate radiant health. Thank you both for this great presentation, you rock!
Thanks for hosting, Sarah. Gardner is brilliant.
Whenever I see Prof. Gardner on youtube I listen! Can't wait for his book.
Gardner is great! A very engaging scientist. My food choices are not just about me and my health - it's about the animals ❤, and the environment, too.
Thanks for this- keep learning all the time.
Just subscribed, good job getting Christopher Gardner and very informative interview. And thanks for chapter breakdown.
This interview earned my sub, too! 💚✨
Great interview and a lot of great information. I went whole food plant based five years ago for health reasons, and never looked back. Thanks for doing this interview. 👍🙏🙏
Love this interview thank you so much so true if keto qnd vegan get rid of the refine crap you would become low carb
Whole foods is the key and legumes are sooooo yummy 😋
Allowing a pop tart, or some other CRAP (Calorically Rich And Processed) "food" is like saying to a recovering alcoholic: "You have stayed away from drinking all week, you deserve a drink" or to a smoker: "You have not smoked all week, you deserve to smoke a cigarette." Do you see the insanity!?
If you start following him and his agenda, you will find this to be one of the most sane things he has done. I agree it's still insanity, but this stealthy anti-meat/glucose apologist message is getting out of hand.
@@Caladcholg Nothing about Christopher Gardner is insane, and he has no agenda, other than promoting human health based on scientific research. Maybe you're the one with an agenda.
@@Caladcholg cool story bro
@@yangtse55 thx man.
Great conversation, thanks
Good information here!
Cook oat groats in a zorjirushi rice cooker on the brown rice setting. Texture is chewy like brown rice.
Are oat groats edible if you just soak them overnight? I don't like cooking my oats because I don't like mushy oats. I find that I like my rolled oats with only 5 minutes of soaking, 5 grain cereal (oats, rye, barley, wheat, triticale) requires a half hour of soaking, steel cut oats take overnight. I'm guessing oat groats would require cooking. I might try them anyway, but I'll cook them the night before in the microwave in the same bowl I eat them in.
@@jakubchrobry3701 Oat groats are the whole oat kernel, not rolled or cut. They cook to the chewy texture of brown rice--they don't get mushy. Eat with sweet or savory.
@@XX-qi5eu Maybe I'll first try them for dinner as a substitute for brown rice rather than for breakfast, which I like to keep simple. But I like variety, so it's unlikely that I would continue to eat them for dinner when eating rolled oats (5 grain cereal) for breakfast. Different rice (e.g. brown vs wild vs black) cooks differently, so I'm guessing they cook like brown rice. I'm also guessing that bring them to a boil in a pyrex bowl, then removing from the heat and left to sit coverd overnight might not work. That's what I was hoping for. Yes, and even rolled oat are whole grain oats, but just rolled, so being whole grain doesn't tell me much. Thanks.
@@jakubchrobry3701 If you only soak the oat groats overnight they'll still be pretty hard in the morning, sort of like sunflower seeds. It's better to cook them for 20 minutes. They won't be mushy, they keep their shape after being cooked and are much harder in texture than brown rice or barley.
@@sunnybutter2364 Thanks for the info. I only eat oats at room temperature, so if they don't taste good at room temp, I'll probably stick with my 5 grain cereal. I'll have to give them a try.
So Dr. Gardener completely confused me. I’ve been watching Esselstyn and love his videos. Dr. Gardener who is Plant based said that Esselstyn’s diet increases your triglycerides and lowers your HDL. What’s the difference between plant-based diet Gardner is eating and the plant based diet is eating ? Gardner said the Esselstyn diet is high in legumes, nuts and seeds so is Dr Gardner not eating nuts and seeds? I wish he would’ve explained the difference. I rewatch that section several times but couldn’t get a straight answer. So confused right now.
Sprouts are wonderfull
0:57 um... those 7 pillars of Health are not connected to the 7th day Adventists' pillars of Health, is it? If it is, that's scary, if it's not, you might want to consider a rebrand.
I mill wheat berries at home and make my own bread. You get the benefit of the whole grain.
For me I’ve been much healthier and fitter since going vegan 8 years ago. ❤😊
An addendum to Dr Gardener’s comments about bread: there is some evidence that sourdough bread has a lower GI than that prepared with a faster fermentation, and that sprouted grain breads (which actually don’t use flour) might be lower still. Another way in which the food matrix and preparation method matters.
What does the doctor do to the wheat berry before using it on a salad? I would like to do this!
Could you share the name of Christopher Gardner's new book? I'm having trouble finding it on Amazon
It appears the working title is Chews Wisely, though it's not out yet. Contract was signed recently. We might be waiting a while.
Wish I knew Christopher 30 years ago
Can't wait for his book. Also can't wait for a world without Round Up.
Great interview! Way too many interruptions
non stop ads really hurt this
What changed my diet 15 years ago was Gary Taubes’s sentence that cultures that eat their traditional diets don’t get our diseases until they import sugar, flour, and seed oills.
Taubes got millions of dollars from the meat industry even without being capable to show meat as healthy foods
@@doddsalfa- stop making up crap.
@@doddsalfa How do you know that? Can you prove it?
@@user-pw9sh6un7q absolutely
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Everything on Netflix should be considered a false flag.
This shitty company "netflix" also disrespected Jesus (Alaihisalam). As a Muslim, I condemn and boycott this shitty netflix company.
Not the lectins, but toxic metals. 😮
Hello,respected ma'am, about the Raw diet, only, better liver health issues, RBC issues, 50000. Years ago,
How to eat a vegan diet if you can't tolerate grains and legumes?
How sure are you that you can't "tolerate" them ?
I started with 1/4 cup daily. My body is definitely getting used to it.
LOVE your podcast BUT I don't believe either extreme (Vegan or Carnivore) is the optimal diet. I am 75 years and I eat "mostly" plant based but I do eat red meat, fish, eggs and cheese. I've maintained a 19.5 BMI my entire life. Last time I was at a doctor's office was in 1969. I've only had one prescription in my adult life (antibiotic for root canal). Henry Kissinger lived to 100 eating bratwurst ((sausage) and wiener schitzel (fried meat patty).
I believe I will end up there. Predominantly plants with occasional fresh eggs that I raise from my wonderful hens.
The big takeaway. When doing a documentary, don't grow a beard and keep your hair the same. Otherwise, eat healthfully all the time and everyday except when you fast!
Yes, exactly, "It depends". Research has shown that vegans have a lower BMD than omnivores and it is unfortunate that male scientists, who will most likely never be at risk of ostoporosis, forget to mention that and caution against it. And lets not forget that much of the research available to date was predominantly done on males. If there is a documented way to go vegan and consistently manage to absorb the required calcium intake while offsetting the negative effect of oxalates, then I would love to hear about it. But until that happens, I don't see the point of having the biological age of a teenager if I am setting myself up to die of a hip fracture. As for plants not having a dietary intake limit, researchers studying nut intake and kidney stones would beg to differ... Finally, I really respect Prof. Gardner's work and I think that it really unfortunate that his well-intended study turned out to be a means for Netflix to advertise businesses that make ultra-processed food that just happens to be vegan. I would love to hear his opinion of the final cut of the documentary and the message it transmits to viewers.
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He's working for corporations's interests as many so called scientists.
He's a shill for Big Broccoli lol.
JUNK SIENCE !
Your digestive system is not the digestive system of a sheep, cow or horse. Homo Habilis, Homo Erectus and homo Sapiens left plants for meat around 2.5 million years ago. Over consumption plants causes arthritis, migraines and a reduction in overall health that is measurable!!! Granted, eliminating the processed foods will absolutely result in better health, but plants do plant things and animals do animal things. Your very short digestive system cannot absorb the beneficial nutrients from. Additionally, you do not have the bacteria in your digestive tract to convert cellulose to fat like the gorillas or any of our great ape ancestors.
Take a look at his belly fat on Google pictures, it's clear this guy doesn't follow his own advice.
Dude respectfully as I can that’s a load of rubbish. I eat meat but I know that plant based is better. We have a long alimentary canal which is not conducive to digesting meat
Sarah you are CORRECT. Even Jesus fed the masses fish. Yes, eat fish. If you want to look as good as Sarah does eat fish.
Too much protein harms the kidneys, causes cancer. Too much sugar harms the arteries. But non-saturated fat, eat all you want? It can't be true. There's a glycemic index for carbs but there should be a lipid index for fats cause too much can't be healthy.
Look at his stomach😂. He is not best example of his advises.
Absolutely!
Relax, say a prayer. Ask for forgiveness for your part in animal torcher. God can be forgiving
@aubreyvandyne5284 God is carnivore. He likes smoke from animals meat and its blood on altar in Jerusalem. Its " favourite Lords fragrance" 😜( not Chanel Armani or Dior)but meat &blood
@@LucyFreAfter the flood Genesis 8:21 shows God's disappointment in Noah after Noah willfully decided to kill an animal on his own decision and not waiting for God's instruction to do so. God had cleansed the earth from willful men and then Noah gets out of the boat and into pristine land and thinks he can take the initiative to sacrifice without being given any instructions. Oh and just so you know, the smell of flesh, whether burning or left rotting in a ditch somewhere still has a sweet smell along with the stench which accompanies it. Meaning God wasn't praising Noah he was being discriptive. So anyway, Noah let God down by practicing this will. Remember God told Adam in the Garden to eat plants and God didn't change that rule until after the flood. Genesis 8:21 God said he was not going to curse the ground anymore for man's sake! Why, because when Noah took upon himself to kill a lamb without being told, God was disappointed and God said, "I will not again curse the ground anymore for man's sake; for the imagination of man is EVIL!" This means, it won't be worth the trouble to destroy the land for man, therefore even Noah showed rebellion and evilness. But there was only one man left, Noah, and God in his mercy blessed him and and decided to allow the sacrifice and eating of flesh since God wasn't going to change the imaginations of man. Layer 8:22 God did tells Noah not to eat the blood of the animal, being that it is the life force....and so on and so forth. But we see even today people eat bloody steaks
@@LucyFre you don't know the meaning of Genesis 8:21
I'm not listening to this bullshit.
Maybe you feel dirty for participating in animal abuse. Stay and listen become benevolent
Eat what you want, it’s your body, it’s your consequences.
That whole thing was just vegan propaganda. It’s really quite a shame that they didn’t actually compare anything of worth.
Oh, shucks!! How did you know? They told us at our last Vegan Cult monthly meeting to NOT let people know how MOST diseases can be reversed, prevented, or arrested on a whole plant foods diet, eating foods grown from the ground, minimally cooked or eaten raw. We messed up telling others about the power of plants.
There have been several vegans who have lived past 100. Any strict carnivores hit that number?
@@l.m2190 my grandfather was born in 1899 and died in 2001- obviously not vegan. My comment was directed at the carnivore cult /lion diet - those who eat nothing but meat.
Laura, You are just jealous. 😽👍
Please explain vegan propaganda? Who is profiting? Look into the beef and dairy industry and then compare the propaganda and who is profiting.
Boy, he drones on, blah, blah, blah.
The high degree of conformation bias here is nauseating. The omission of certain metabolic science, past and present, is egregious. Stating “we should not eat like our ancestors” without evidence as to why, is at best, misleading. “Healthy unsaturated fats”? Have they not read the RCT studies that show that unsaturated fat leads to higher all-cause mortality compared with saturated fats? People should set aside their Balanced Diet biases long enough to seek out evidence-based truths about our metabolism that may challenge their dietary beliefs. This balanced diet approach to a dietary lifestyle continues to confound our ability to be healthy. This is the same message that’s been drilled into our heads for decades, while chronic disease has been skyrocketing around the world.
Hello from East Tx ++++++++Go Carnivore for life!!!!!!!🥩🥩🥩🥩🦁🦁🦁🦁
How long do you think that will be?
@@jakubchrobry3701No steak or bacon since 1976- 😱Tomorrow is my 67th birthday I’ll wake up and start my day as usual…100 pushups before several other workouts. Same weight as my twenties and maintain excellent muscle mass for my age. No dead animals on my plate! 🌱💪🏼 for decades!🤔
@@wendywitchner6790 I doubt there's a carni alive that has lived only on a carnivore diet for that long. And there probably never will be.
@@wendywitchner6790I’m 70 and I am thriving as a vegan along with daily weight bearing exercises
@@jakubchrobry3701 They will eventually “ weed” themselves out. Any strict carnivores make it to 100? Our planet is a toxic cesspool and all toxins bioaccumulate up the food chain 🧐
Such nonsense
Ask for enlightenment,maybe you'll be gifted with it
So biased and a load of tosh