What I Eat To Get Shredded (Grocery Haul For Fat Loss)
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- Showing you guys my full grocery list, macros and dieting tips!
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About me: I'm a Canadian natural pro bodybuilder and internationally-qualified powerlifter with a BSc in biochemistry/chemistry and a passion for science. I've been training for 12 years drug-free. I'm 5'5 and fluctuate between 160 lbs (lean) and 180 lbs (bulked).
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What's up guys! My training and nutrition goals are off to a great start in the New Year! Feels great to be in a solid groove with both. I had a nice few requests to do this "grocery shopping" style video after my upload with Bro Jeff, so I was wondering -- is there any other type of video you'd like to see from me or any specific topic you'd like to see me cover? Always looking for ideas. Hope you all have a great weekend!
When I get big, I'm going to eat what bro Jeff does
@@Warpathwick Gotta confuse the other gym goers, right babe?
Jeff Nippard a abs and oblique training program!
I like your philosophical improvements regarding animal products. But still quite slow given who you are (a coach, a high-protein dieter/bodybuilder etc)
You said you don’t eat a lot of meat. What do you do mainly for protein then? I’ve been decreasing my meat intake as well and have added more eggs, protein shakes, and deli meats (wraps) instead of actually cooking meat and it has made a big positive difference to my adherence. Thanks in advance if you end up responding.
Out of all the fitness youtubers, you’re definitely the most down to earth and genuine. You’re not out here setting up an image or brand in any dishonest way. You just seem like you genuinely want to help us
You should look up Mountain dog he's this guys friend and so humble with so much knowledge. I watch both of them.
anyone know what jacket he is wearing? i think its so sick
Greg doucette and will Tennyson aswell
@Alander Stark Jeff shits on every other fitness RUclips page and has had plenty of his videos debunked by the community, I’ll pass on that energy lol
I really like the guys from calisthenic movement too
When your diet is the exact same as Jeff's but you look nothing like him
Train HARDERRRRR
@@Beats-By-Anthony fuck that rpe 8 type shit
@@romeinarrindell6847 rpe9 is where the gains are at
YOU NEED TO TRAIN HARDERR
Zeeeero gains
"There's no Kiwis, I'm a little offended." Lmao
Matthew Nash idk why that made me laugh so hard
How can a supermarket not have kiwis, though?
I fucking hate kiwis
@@gerRule racist
Millennials
I love how realistic this is. I love eating fruit and it annoys me when fitness people keep trying to convince us that fruit isn’t important or that good for you. It’s nature’s candy. I love it
Fruit is probably my favourite food beside ice cream in this world . I like cold snacks and fruit is healthy .. it’s definitely not the worst snack you can eat that’s for sure
@@Wickedtingzz my newest kryptonite is frozen berries. taste like ice cream straight out of the freezer and they are way healthier than ice cream too.
@@ahbeng888 I make “ice cream” with milk, protein powder and frozen berries. My favorite it Fairlife chocolate milk with blueberries. IT’S SO GOOD!!!
I know a man that lost weight on a fruit diet. No joke.
@@rietzhuyou can lose weight on any diet, although the difficulty varies
Eggs in order of freedom of land available to chickens:
-conventional (never go outside and virtually no space)
-cage free (a little more space, still don’t go outside)
-free range (have outdoor “access” but may still never go outside; check your brand)
-pasture raised (best for you and chicken, typically have at least 108 sq ft. per chicken of real open grass and sunshine)
Pasture raised quality compared to conventional or even cage free is like night and day!! Compare side by side for yourself and you’ll never go back to conventional... worth the extra few bucks per carton for health and ethical reasons imo
Nick Moccia yeah free range is a minimum for me and I look down upon anyone who disagrees
Great explanation. I always get pasture raised for these reasons. My little cousin just got chickens and was super excited at Christmas that she was selling pasture raised eggs not free range!
IMHO raising chickens is super easy if you have the option if you really want to be ethical.
Good to know - thank you for this explanation!
Yeah pasture raised have access to more insects in their diet and plants i think? This leads to the eggs having half of the usual cholesterol and a lot more omega-3
Jeff’s the only one who can rock a juice box at the gym
_Clarence Kennedy joined the chat_
Get big enough and no one can say shit to you!
@@ultru3525 Clarence-Hi-C™-Kennedy.
And me lmao (type 1 diabetic)
Sean Tsandelis do type 1s have advantage or disavrange with building muscle
The casual “chili 5 nights a week” tossed in at the end
dude right
I actually love the videos where you candidly grocery shop and prepare meals. You’re so low drama with your diet/food prep and you have such a healthy mindset with food, it’s very refreshing. I would love more videos like this!
Dude is literally shopping at walmart lmao, you think this is food?
Joe Schmoe I’m guessing you have a better physique than Jeff then right? Because he doesn’t eat “real food”. Stfu
@@joeschmoe6492 Looking at your other comments you seem like a little jelous hater boy, whats wrong buddy?
"Free range" eggs has definitely become a marketing ploy these days. Companies just play on semantics to circumvent what it implies. If you want 'guilt free' eggs look for "pasture raised" eggs, or source them directly from a farm (which is a rather difficult ordeal for those of us who live in urban areas).
Most places will have some kind of farmer's market. Always a good idea to shop around and ask questions there.
The only guilt free eggs are the ones you get from your own rescue chickens
@@SuperSanity1 or get cage free eggs
@@dreamybull1509 Which I'm willing to bet you can find at a farmer's market.
Its a bit of a ploy, but at the very least unless the company is doing something illegal the hens will be allowed to socialise/dust bathe and have more stimulation and therefore exhibit more natural behaviours. My best friend works at an organic free range farm and there is a lot of cruelty with the chickens especially during transport such as toes commonly being chops off by the plastic crates and mass suffocation during transport occurs a few times a year needlessly. There are too many unavoidable deaths, however the majority of their lives are being shuffled around the barns and free range area and their quality of life is leaps and bounds above those in cages and barns who, especially the ones that live in cages, suffer their entire lives instead of hours of their lives.
Ah yes. Going to the store without a mask. Those were the days.
just do it
@@azorahai772 I would, but its illegal and I dont wanna get the rona. I have a really good reason to live
Still are. They ask if you have a mask, you say no, and keep walking.
@@snipes61296 then you get corona, you dont die but you pass it on to an old guy who probably will die, and he died because of u
@@elchapo9537 A few things.
Masks don't protect you. There are no double blind studies that prove they do anything. If you want to prove me wrong, I'd be happy to read any studies you find.
If I'm not sick, which I'm not, no one else is getting sick.
Why is the old guy at the store if he's the most at risk?
Did you wear a mask every time flu season came around? Because the flu would potentially kill the old guy too. I'm betting you did not.
I’m a small farmer so I can answer your question at 8:02ish: Free range eggs are healthier for you and much more ethical IF they’re truly laid by pastured poultry, or better yet from a local farmer who literally lets their chickens free range (like myself). A way to tell is if the yolks are really bright gold or orange color that’s a good thing. It means a lot of their diet is coming from natural sources outside that they’re seeking out themselves (by free ranging). If the yolks are pale yellow then they’re probably just kept on a crowded dry lot or “cage free”. Which is still better then the huge factory farms with the poor featherless chickens in tiny cages who never see the light of day. But true free range is the best both ethically and for health and taste!
idk why but i thought it'd be just a lot of veggies and chicken breast lol
they are both great options but you gotta eat stuff you like to stay on it
That’s called a diet that doesn’t work. If you can’t have food you enjoy in your diet, it isn’t sustainable and won’t work for long. Dieting isn’t about eating food to be miserable, it’s all about moderation. The mental aspect of dieting is always forgotten. If you aren’t happy and are just miserable, you won’t be able to last on your weight loss program very long and therefore stop the results.
Samuel2oh9 well said, sometimes you have to balance your diet, being too strict on your diet can be bad sometimes
@@Samuel2oh9 i have this almost everyday for lunch and love it
The Chicken and broccoli diet is usually for people getting other nutrients through vitamins or "other means" it's not healthy for anyone to ever just eat chicken and broccoli nomatter how many common misconceptions you see about that diet and bodybuilding. Anytime I ever ate just chicken and broccoli.....oh wait I never have lol imo that could eventually make you sick.
He goes from "buff nerd" to "eldritch god of swole" when he flexes
LOL
i came from steph’s channel after recovering from an ed and now ive been focusing on strength training and getting stronger this year and i honestly love both of ur channels so much for different reasons. im totally much more of a fruit person than a vegetable person and i don’t eat red meat like that and it’s so good to see someone who is strong and informative who eats like this as well. awesome awesome awesome content
How have things been 6 months later?
@@BoomBoomBlitzcrank wondering too
I love how he's so secure in himself :) not hyper masculine and isn't afraid to sip his lil juice box
Why you feminists always gotta make stuff wierd
Isn't that how every dude should be?
Russell Westbrick fr she made something normal seem not normal
Lol I make one comment and people get angry. I'm not even a she
Lee kennedy im not angry, jus irritated cs i always see this exact same situation and its annoying lol
Jeff: is a science based body builder
Jeff: get lots of colors
Sterling Howell
Fruit and vegetables fall into five different colour categories: red, purple/blue, orange, green and white/brown. Each colour carries its own set of unique disease fighting chemicals called phytochemicals. It is these phytochemicals that give fruits and vegetables their vibrant colour and of course some of their healthy properties.
its funny though bc it’s actually science based advice
There's scientific evidence that finds eating a very diverse diet creates a very diverse culture of bacteria in your gut. Sounds like a small thing, but it isn't: the more diversity in your gut, the more resilient you are against diseases which translates into performance gains. So yeah, get lots of colours.
This advice about varying colors of fruits and vegetables is actually in the book of the national strength and conditioning association, in the chapter about basic nutrition. To quote the book:
"a variety of food should be consumed within each groups [fruits, grain, vegetables, protein rich food and dairy]. For example, eating an orange, an apple and a pear provides a broader array of essential nutrients than is provided by three apples. A diet providing a variety of foods from each group is more likely to meet a person's macronutrients (carbohydrates, protein and fat) and micronutrients (vitamins and minerals). "
I saw this book in some of Jeff's videos on his desk. I'm currently reading it and it's a great read for basic principles on training and nutrition. And the bibliography is solid so yeah science!
This genuinely cracked me up
On the eggs, the words you want to look for are “pasture raised.”
That would be the highest standard. 108 sqft per chicken of land to eat bugs/grass (help out the omega3/6 ratio a bit), and get sunlight (for vitamin D).
joshruehlig Precisely. That’s what you want in a healthy diet.
@@sssw3932 I agree that getting in the sun (when UVB is available) is ideal for vitamin D. But doing that requires you have adequate cholesterol. Eating eggs and other high cholesterol foods lowers your livers requirement in making it.
I'm sure you are aware that flax only provides ALA, which needs to be converted to EPA/DHA to be usable. This process competes with the conversion of omega6, so for most people an animal source of omega3 (like fatty fish) is better.
As for ethical arguments for 'leaving hens alone', I am going to do what is best for my own/ my family's health and that means eating the best quality eggs. My 1-year old son eats egg yolks, wild salmon, and breast milk all high in cholesterol and EPA/DHA. Not going to put him on a diet on flax seed while his brain is developing.
@@sssw3932 I agree you don’t need animal cholesterol, but there is a reason breast milk has it. The more you get from diet, the less you stress your liver making it. As for ethical arguments about exploiting animals, I’m not going to feed me or my family in a way I don’t think is optimal since I value humans above other animals.
@@sssw3932 I know dietary cholesterol is not absolutely necessary, but we are primarily adapted to digesting animal flesh and assimilating its nutrients. I was vegan for a year while vigorously training for my first MMA fight and seemed to function fine. But after a year of eating tempeh, beans, quinoa, and spinach smoothies I felt drawn to eating eggs and salmon. Just speculating because of the lack of fat in my diet.
Doubt my son is going get fat, but time will tell. I’ve always been skinny/athletic, but eating more quality fatty animal foods and less carbs has only made me leaner (while working out less). I just feel very satisfied after meals and don’t have the urge to raid the kitchen for junk.
You’re actually the most calming reassuring and pleasant person on RUclips to watch. Brings me joy every time.
"free range" only means the chickens are outside part of the day - technically (and realistically,) they can still be confined to cramped cages; but as long as those cages are outside at some point, they become "free range." What you want for ethical (and vitamin) benefits are "pasture raised chickens." That is the true ethical definition....
Wanna be ethical Jeff? Why don't you cut down on your single-serving things, packaging is way worse for the environment than farming for eggs
@@margaretjans2860 Apples and oranges. Although you have a good point with the packaging, it has little to do with ethics in relation to the animals and their products.
@@margaretjans2860 could do both?
Margaret van Rensburg not worse for the chickens though
Margaret van Rensburg Go have a stroke. Thank you.
7:50 it is a marketing ploy. The only thing that makes a true difference is if you get pasture raised eggs. They can be a bit expensive, but the price has been coming down since they are getting more and more popular
shut up vegan, we dont care about chickens we're freaks!
I Have never seen pasture raised eggs in canada
Trueeeee
@@driesvdg8743 Jeff was the one who asked about it...
@@EnoughSaid302 Really? In America they are getting very popular
I rejoiced when you admitted you don't track carbs and fat too rigorously. I used to work out and track all macros as close as possible to exact. I was 5'5" and around 13-15% bf at 135 with about a year of experience. I stopped working out and tracking macros for years, and now I'm 215 and about 35% bf. I intended just to work out, but then i started tracking total calories, and have been tracking calories and minimum protein for about two weeks. Your video saying not to look at foods black and white as good or bad has made my eating much easier to maintain (and helped my wallet). I also noted what one of your guests said though that for the thermal effect of food, it is best to focus on single ingredient foods that arent super palatable. I don't like vegetables or really fruit, but i find that a smoothie with one serving fruit, 2 cups spinach, kale , or chards, and 1-2 scoops of protein powder is very easy depending on the fruit. I don't have money for your hypertrophy essentials program right now but every day i try to learn as much from your videos as i can, and will buy it when i can afford to. do you have a video on whether there is a significant difference in gains and lean mass retention based on the protein sources? for example 100% whey isolate vs a blend with whey, casein, and egg protein. is hydrolized whey not worth the extra cash? and is whey concentrate really inferior if your macros can afford the extra fat and carbs and there's not significantly more added sugar. also do you have a video on sugar alternatives and how they do or don't affect your health or metabolism in moderation? or is there a mass research study relevant? edit: gonna watch steph's video on sweeteners
i love how not only is he WAY more knowledgeable about the science of bodybuilding and is willing to share what he knows, but that he's wanting to constantly learn more and know more. I love how humble and relaxed he is and I'm glad I've subscribed
So should we be eating around an rpe of 7-8?
If dieting 1-5, maintenance 6-8, bulking 9-11
@@chronometa "RPE 11"
What does rpe mean?
@@kenaijennings108 rate of perceived exertion
Fun guy no emotion what does that mean?
7:50 🐓 “Free-Range” is important for the bird’s quality of life however the term does not guarantee your mental image of what freerange means. It can mean very little or it can mean an actual large dynamic grazing area.
pasture raised is the best, right?
That’s why you research the company. Happy Egg Co is the eggs I buy and they’re what you think of when you think of free range.
Pasture raised eggs are more ethical than free range
Pasture raised has more nutrition benefits
I just make sure that they are fortified with Omega-3 fatty acids.
You mentioned thinking about your environmental impact with your food choices, and that’s awesome! You could also think about that with the packaged foods you buy. Buying in bulk cuts down more than you might think when it comes to packaging. Once plastic is created it can never be broken back down so cutting your impact here is just as life changing as making smart food choices. Love your content.
We have algae now that eats plastic so that's pretty cool
@@xunxhinexuicide Is the plastic broken down or is it just transformed into microplastic inside the algae?
@@simonpersson328 It actually is broken down!
Except, as One whom LOVES the bulk section, myself - as well as One whom has had SEVERE Hep A, which, enlarged my liver and I now have mass cell activation syndrome and can only eat carnivore/animal products, without an allergic reaction - it’s INCREDIBLY unsanitary.
I definitely wouldn’t recommend using the bulk section consistently, for such a reason. Again, as much as I enjoy bulk sections.
@XOChristianaNicole Sorry to hear you have extra difficulty health wise! Of course you have to do what's best for you. So this is not directed at you.
For a general population with a decent immune system, eating from the bulk section will not pose a problem though. Getting things into one's body that are not super sanitary by our modern standards can even be beneficial to the gut microbione and immune system. Apart from the psychological ick-factor, I wouldn't sweat it.
The juice box was perfect. I almost did a spit take when you said “will I really break out the juice box at the gym... yeah I will”. And nice call back at the end when you did.
Free range chickens are treated better than chickens stuffed into cramped bins, but it doesn't necessarily mean they are given access to open pastures, or even the outside. If you're looking for eggs that come from much more humanely treated chickens, you can look for pasture-raised or mobile pasture-raised eggs.
No wonder I can’t look like jeff.
My mom doesn’t take care of my meals anymore.
That recipe though, it looked pretty nice.
"ethicality"-wise, I've been trying my best to avoid buying produce in plastic bags/containers - just to reduce my own plastic waste footprint, since the “free range” “organic” labels have been found to have little meaning from what i learned ...
right?!?
"organic". To me I just have always said "dude, its a plant. It is all organic". it means nothing. Legally the labeling means something to do with it, but every country and region defines it in a different way. Suffice to say though, the science on it says that organic doesn't mean anything for nutrients of the food, and muddy in terms of environmental impact, with some foods grown in "organic" ways being potentially more environmentally damaging. So since it is impossible to know and matters little, just buy the normal stuff. I only ever buy the organic version if it looks like a better batch of veggies and I can justify spending the extra money for it.
Pro tip, either go full hardcore vegan if you want to be ethical, or just do whatever is best for your personal health needs, and remember the same eating protocol is not the best for each person. Anything in between imo, is just a waste of your mental capacity.
came here to say the same thing. The irony of being concerned about free range eggs but then loading a cart full of plastic. Hopefully we see him do a similar farmers market video when it's the growing season in canada.
@@jeffreydlayman I'm going to double my plastic usage just for you
This is true in the US, but most other Western countries have labels that actually mean something. For example, here in The Netherlands we have "Better Life" labels. You either get 0, 1, 2 or 3 stars and the 3 star ones are actually really good. It's great knowing if you buy a certain product that the animals had a normal life, like they're supposed to.
I'd love to see you do a video on the benefits/drawbacks of using a sauna before or after a workout for recovery and muscle soreness. Your science based approach would be perfect for it.
When his deficit is your surplus 😔
I f*cking hard to be in a deficit😕 still 2 months to go...
It just happens as you pack on the muscle and your lifestyle is even remotely active. I used to maintain on 1800kcal, now I'm anywhere between 2400-3400, an inactive day for me is still active compared to most of my friends even if I feel I'm just in bed / hanging on the couch all day.
Its crazy because I weigh 235 lbs and I'll gain weight if I go over 2000-2500... my deficit is 1600-1900 or so and I guess thats because Im not a body builder with a ton of nutrient hungry muscles but jeeeeeez.
I'm at the point where I can't see popcorn without Dr. Greg popping up in my head lmao
I KNOW RIGHT
He is the man latest video had me dying 🤣🤣🤣
But he is not a doctor
(its a joke ok)
Was Jeff eating popcorn before Greg 'happened'? 🤣🤣🤣
But the fact is even if he is not a doctor that is still a billion times more believable than the bullshit a lot of inta hoes preach and promote just sayin
this is like my favorite video topic ever! I love it when you do full days of eating and grocery hauls. Especially when you are cutting, it helps me to see the types of foods. More full days of eating please!
Hey Jeff would love to see an updated version of a video like this in the new year. Tend to go back to this video the last couple of years for diet ideas and motivation.
This video really put in perspective how little of an excuse there is to not have a good diet. Incredible content.
Hey Jeff! With regards to your question about the free range eggs, that usually just means that there is no cage involved. They’ll usually try and fit as many chickens as possible in a small area; the conditions are still pretty dismal, with the animals essentially living in their own feces and the carcasses of other dead chickens.
It’s really awesome that you’re trying to learn more about the ethical side of animal agriculture. Keep up the good work, I love your fitness content!
Jamie so sad isn’t it
I really enjoy and appreciate your content, man.
That said it is amusing as hell to listen to someone comment so much on their concerns over their ecological impact regarding meat, eggs, etc.; then watch them purchase multiple single-serve food products necessitating substantially more packaging and plastic for personal convenience. Still really dig your content and humanity.
Absolutely no hate intended, I'm just as prone to it in various forms. Cheers
This, Gets Cantaloupe on a plastic pack, portioned rice, jesus! Love Jeff, but it makes no sense really.
Jeff mentioned he was concerned about the ethics involved in the making of his food. Are the animals being treated humanely, etc. It doesn't have anything to do with environmental friendliness. That being said, I completely agree that environmental impact should weigh just as heavy on the consumer's mind.
7:38 Yes there’s a food nutritionist/director that has released a movie called “Super Size Me 2: Holy Chicken”… it’s about how companies in fact do use those key words like “free-range”, “No Horomones”, “No preservatives”.. etc. to trick buyers to believe the product is better.
I personally liked the film it’s pretty informational.
13:24 That's like something Bro Jeff would do
I've been eating alot of thin cut steak and grilled chicken breast as my main staples recently. I'll just cut off the fat caps on the steak and grill that up. I'll also make around 5 or 6 cups (dry) of rice a week that i'll just keep in the fridge and ready to go. I've been putting down alot of apples and mangos recently. I love the summer months because mangos are in season and theyre amazing! I'm not sure how nutritiously dense they are but they are definitely my favorite fruit so i dont care too much.
The feeling you get in your tummy tum when you get the notey that Jeffy uploaded 🙌🏽
JJ Young breh you gotta stop
Free Range Eggs means that they have "access" to the outside. They are kept in sheds, with a door, and possibly windows. But they are still cramped together. The carton should say Organic, Pasture Raised. One trend that is happening in Australia, is stating hens/acre on the carton. Or a better option would be to get them from a local farm, where you know they're pasture raised.
Also, for ethical reasons... Beef is better than chicken or turkey. An individual cow will provide more calories/nutrition than any other animal, which means less die. 1.5-2 cows provide enough food for an adult for an entire year. If you were mainly choosing poultry, over a hundred individual animals would need to be killed.
Obviously pasture raised 100% grass fed/finished is best. You could get a half cow delivered to you in cryo-vac bags, and it would last 6 months in the freezer.
Ares Onasis
Looking at anything in isolation isn’t a true view of what actually happens. Less animals being slaughtered doesn’t correlate to a better system. Those two cows require more water and resources than those 100 chickens, and take longer to grow to slaughter weight as well. There’s a reason chicken costs less per pound.
I raise my cattle with my chickens. The cows keep the grass that would otherwise go to waste trimmed down. The chickens follow behind the cows, cleaning up any insects they disturb, eat the fly larvae that are in the manure, and scratch the manure into the soil. The two animals complement each other’s foraging patterns well.
@@blakew5672 None of that has to do with ethics.
Ares Onasis
I’d argue the same about slaughtering animals purpose bred for food production
Watching this while eating my third bowl of spaghetti
...and beer.
It's so interesting to see how the different weight loss/body builder RUclipsrs are so different. Most would never buy Eggo, juice, popcorn, rice, etc. I love that you can still lose weight on those.
13:26 😂😂he actually took out the juice box
Jeff, free range is generally a marketting ploy. But it depends entirely on the supplier. The vast majority of 'free range eggs' are just hens that have been given more space. However they're ususally crammed into a large barn. Which results in the hens growing deformaties and in most cases, dying. Either source your eggs from a farmer you trust and know the hens are being looked after. Or find a supermarket chain that has legitimate free range stances.
The Co-op in the UK is good for legit free range products. but many of the other supermarkets are doing it purely as a ploy to make people feel good about their choice, where in reality, it's not better.
*Source: I have rescued many battery hens when particular farms were closing down and have seen the condition they're in and where they supposedly live. It takes months for the hen to recover. But they will never recover completely.
It's marketing, the highest quality and most ethical eggs are pasture raised.
oswaldo bermudez yessir, right from your local farmer, grown and raised by a family ❤️
Something about how calm
He is and how ripped he is really makes me appreciate his advice
Out of curiosity, how much did that grocery haul cost him?
More than you can afford.
In the states that looked like ~$70 to me, but not too sure about Canada
pasture-raised eggs typically offer the highest level of animal welfare and diet variety, followed by free-range eggs with some outdoor access, and cage-free eggs that allow for indoor movement but no outdoor access.
Just to answer the question about whether "free range" is just a scam or if it actually is ethically better: the law on what is considered "free range" is super generic and there are so many loop holes that egg/chicken companies take. Most of the time when you see something "Free range" it really just means that in the really large chicken coop there is one tiny door that is open for only a few hours a day. The coops are still massively over packed and the majority of the chickens don't even make it outside during the few hours that the door is actually open. Many of the chickens still die due to many health issues, some chickens are also unable to walk because their legs are so weak and/or broken ): The better alternative is to buy "pasture raised" instead (: I'm so happy more and more people are starting to make these choices!
I literally clapped when he talked about reducing meat consumption
Broo do more of these PLEASE!!
Hey Jeff, in one of your videos you said you'll do a mini series on how to find, identify, read, and consume information from a scientific literature . Would really appreciate it if you did that series. Love your work and the content that you put on your channel btw :) .
Thanks in advance
Look up Peter Attia's "studying studies" if you want something thorough
My biggest take out is that I need to find a better supermarket.
What I should be doing: studying for an Organic Chemistry exam
What I am doing: watching Jeff Nippard videos 😂😂
I be doing that too. What is your exam covering?
All mechanisms, all the time, lol. Mechanisms involving aldehydes and keytones, carbox. Acids, anhydrides, esters, amides, nitriles. And more! 😂
It's gonna be hell. Good luck with your exam!
@@sarajerde8280Thanks, and Good Luck on your exams!😁
OMG me tooooo! and for hours I've been watching his videos. Like its finals week!!! What Am I doing!!! LOL
@@sarajerde8280 did you pass
Came back to comment that, your Ben and Jerry recommendation was best thing I’ve had while cutting 😅
LOVE that the juice box made the cut into the final edit,. Great content as always.
Don’t mention your body fat percentage or you’ll give Greg Doucette another video topic 😂
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Angel Osorio LMAOO
I would actually like for Greg to review it. I guarantee it would be a positive video.
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I stick to lean meats for my protein, fruits for my carbs, and LOOOOOTS of coffee. Good video man!
Aiming for a heart attack with that diet?
Bellatrix Kate mind telling me what’s wrong with the diet ?
Brilliant examples on good sources of food in a simple, understandable, non-arrogant way. Just like the rest of your content, top tier.
PS: can we have your mum's chill/ beans recipe please?
5:13 It almost seemed like you were telling that old guy to keep it moving 😂
I replayed that part like 5 times. 😂
😂😂😂
Savage af
Free range eggs is not a gimmick, they are actually the healthiest eggs you can go for.
In free range, Chicken’s are allowed to roam around freely which give them lot of other nutrients which chicken’s stuck to a place wont get.
When you buy free-range eggs check for "birds per hectare". You'll see that some farms have 1.500 per hectare while others have 10.000 birds per hectare! A few $ difference for a huge "life's quality" difference, in my opinion.
PS: it's "fettuccinE"; we read the last "E" of the word like the first "e"! Italians read exactly how they write :D
@@sssw3932Hhhhmmm.. I've no idea what are you trying to say!
Seriously where did you get that jacket
Same. Wanna know
I would like to know as well.
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Raymond Kent he got it in Green Bay
Really good looking
Ethics-wise: getting free range chicken is the best way to go. If you choose the non-caged option then yes they’re not caged, but they are still clumped up in large warehouses. Free range is actually free range, at least in the case that I’ve seen. Hope this helps!
Hey jeff, about the free range eggs, "free range" doesn't mean that they're out in this big open pasture all year. I think its 180 days a year they get to roam around in a bigger space than normal factory farm pens, so it's better for them but still not the best case scenario
keegy0123 in a BETTER world they would do that but realistically free range chickens are still in the same area but they add a small fence on the shed door for a few hours a day lol it only goes out like an extra 3-4 feet lol so ethically no
Also in the formative years of their life, they spend all of their time in the shed and by the time they're granted that bit of access to roam around they're habituated to being in doors so they don't normally bother even going out.
Dietetics student here: in my experience and reading I have also found that "free range" is just a marketing ploy and the chickens still have very little room in most cases. Don't even get me started on Organic..
The most humane way to get eggs would be from your local farmers market. They just get pretty Expensive then, but you are supporting a local business as well
@@user-zj5oj5pi8u the thing about organic at least is there is a concrete legal definition for what constitutes organic vs free range which afaik doesn't have a firm one, much like "natural"
Where did you get that jacket??? I like it!!
Lol same
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"But am I really going to pop a juice box out at the gym...I think so"
*Cut to Jeff sipping on the juice box* 😂
0:37 the ladies looking at jeff bro
Damnit dude I just discovered your videos today and I can't stop finding good ones to watch next. Your videos are awesome and so well explained WITH SCIENCE and also so well produced. Nicely done.
00:38 - Jeff's package gets scientifically checked out
What if your easily triggered into binging? Ice cream and waffles? I would be triggered into binging in 1.3 seconds.
Bro the cinematography and editing is flames, under-appreciated in a fitness channel
14:03 That laugh though.
That damned laugh.
Drinking the juice box in the edit actually made me laugh out loud.
I let myself fall out of shape pretty bad. I haven't worked out in 4 years. Im back at it now though. But I have the same mindset. I don't like to waste my time at the gym by consuming the wrong foods. For me breakfast is overnight oats lunch is chicken and broccoli rice and spinach leaves. Dinner is salmon broccoli rice and spinach. This is the only thing I think that works to get in shape as quick as possible.
Hey Jeff! I was curious as to what you keep your sugar intake to. I know highly active people require more, but I imagine that it depends.
Dang! Awesome video, showing all the tricks including a coin trick haha! Nothing is left behind in this video. Thanks so much! I have my workouts pretty well in line and my diet needs work.
Damn... That chili looked good AF.
Jeremy Rhoads canned bean chili is super easy and quick to make, you should check out some recipes bro
I realize this is 2 years old, but "free range" means that the chickens have 20 sq-ft of outside space. And meat chickens are often too big to be able to go outside, let alone freely move around in their growout houses. Speaking of their growout houses, they are so packed with chickens that most chickens wouldn't even know there was a space to get outside.
The guy that did "Supersize Me" made a second documentary called "Supersize Me 2" talking all about this. Very interesting, everyone should check it out.
Half the views are about Greg and the other half is about his Jacket. 😂
nutrition is such a huge part. Shout out to all my dads out there. Im 38 have 3kids and I love bodybuilding,power lifting,. I have a 17yr old son who's 5'10 240lbs who loves to lift n plays football. I share tis only cuz its just so hard to eat big cuz he eats erything..lol 😆 bodybuilding dad problems..lol
Happy Sunday
Slowly getting the same body type as you it’s pretty cool, I’m at 5’5 and top heavy, also love how you have your playlist setup it definitely helps with my workout routine, appreciate you 🎉
bruh if you want convenient rice, just get a rice cooker and a 20lbs bag of rice
Good question on free range - cage free is better. Free range is just a term meaning the chickens at some (usually brief) point in their life had access to a small outside area . . . which I'm told they don't go to since by the time this becomes available, they're conditioned to being in their very crowded pen.
So wait... You think removing eggs from your diet entirely would be a "cleaner" way to eat, but processed Lean Cuisine, Ben and Jerry's and artificial sweeteners are totally fine? Really strange thing to say as someone who promotes themselves as having a scientific approach to training and nutrition.
KarinaMalina if you don’t indulge a little bit you’ll go crazy and I say that from experience on a cut they’re nice low calorie treats to have and the fit his macros
Yes I don't like his nutrition either
Yeah it's called science not witchcraft. You have to actually learn about it not just feel something is bad for you.
Hi! I know is an old video..but.
Regarding your question about eggs, nutritionally it is better for you to consume free range eggs (from a small supplier).
From the ethical point of view, it is not ethical to use animals for ones benefit. It is just a marketing strategy from companies to sell.
I swear I've never been to a grocery store in the US that has that many fruit options lol
Welp, I’m on a bulk so I can’t use this yet. But thanks Jeff great video.
christopher ridge why not? Just eat bigger portions.
everyone at the grocery store after working their 9-5:
Jeff: *posing and leaning against his cart while talking to a cameraman*
Free Range eggs are the representation of the chickens being in a free roaming environment that's also outdoor, Free Run eggs are the representation of a simulated free roaming area but is enclosed and indoor..... Regular eggs are in the terms of this video, the "less ethical contribution". But Free Range would indeed be your better option other than going to a farm you know treats them well.
Source : Me 😂 based off of Island Gold Egg Canada BC
thanks for this I did not know there was a difference between free range and free run!
RX7gxl Instead of Free Range i would get Bio there you can be sure that the animals are treated good
pastured raised are also nutritionally better because the chickens are free to eat the food they should be eating instead of things like gmo corn!
On a sidenote: if anyone concerns themselves with ethical food choices, shouldnt they cut fish out of their diet? Like all together?
@@Storiaron get line caught not net caught and i think you're good but im no expert
Hey Jeff, what do you think about Greg Doucette's take on macros not mattering as much as overall caloric consumption?
He literally said in this video that he only tracks calories and protein
What liteoner said, plus Greg eats so much protein he can just track calories
These are my favorite type of videos that you make. Love the down to earth vibe!
Jeff always surprises me with new videos, and new knowledge. ⚡Appreciate every single tip and trick from the champ himself🔥💯
“I’m eating my Ben and Jerry’s every night Rich”
Free range means nothing. Organic and pasteurised are the only meaningful types.
As someone who knows people who raise chickens for companies. "Free Range" means the chicken house just has to have a way for birds to leave the building if they want. Usually its a small doorway and they don't leave....
10:31 - Sriracha, I put it on everything, Tech N9ne reference? :D
Dude?! You live in kelowna? Wow I've been watching all this time and learn this today!