Dieta Atkins a base vegetale

41 Risposte a “Dieta Atkins a base vegetale”

1. Outstanding!

2. How does a high carb vegan diet compare?

3. It'd be wonderful if you could post it to this specific video on nutritionfacts. org. This way more people benefit from the response, and I can actually provide you with links (which I can't do on Youtube). Thanks!

4. OK, so how do you get lots of protein and low carbs from plants?? It's hard enough getting enough protein without an excess of carbs.

5. Yeah, right – in my experience the majority of athletes are lean and strong (lots of protein, low carb diets) and most vegetarians I know are skinny-fat and weak. If you are remotely active and work out and got the amount of protein needed purely from a plant diet, you would simply get fat from all the extra carbs you'd be eating. Show me a plant based diet that gives you a 40/40/20% of protein, carbs and fat. Only possible if you supplement with tons of soy protein powder.

6. The Fung study is carefully controlled and as good as nutrition research gets. All of your biomarkers are second-tier. Low carb is never able to lower LDL, which is widely considered the best biomarker for heart disease. High LDL, regardless of particle size, is linked to increased risk for heart disease.

7. I think it's remarkable how the low carbers try to keep people in the dark about Eco-Atkins. The only low carb guru I've heard mention it is Jimmy Moore, who called it a "Vegan Imposter." I think the low carbers care more about defending animal exploitation than they do about promoting carbohydrate restriction.

8. HIGHLY interesting…

9. Sorry, but the majority of athletes (ask any Tour de France rider, runner, even football player) eat high carb diets. At least 60 percent of calories coming from carbs. What do cyclists eat during rides? Energy gel made of sugar. What do runners do the night before a race? Carb load.

   An athlete who eats a meal of steak the night before a race, or even a meal of walnuts is going to run out of energy, perform badly and slowly, and maybe even injure themselves.

10. Of course athletes require carbs – for training and competition. They eat enough carbs to supply their energy demands, which are high. But athletes also require muscle (except for long distance runners) and building muscle on a purely plant based diet is simply a lot more difficult. And apart from real athletes, every vegetarian I know, including the producer of these videos, is basically a weed with extremely low muscle mass and most carry more than average body fat.

11. My coworkers laughed when I told them I was going to burn fat with Cosmos Fat Loss, but then they saw the results. Go google Cosmos Fat Loss to see their reaction.

12. Yes! This is good, very good indeed and supports what I've thought for a long time now.

13. This video ought to be viewed by all members of the plant based community; it has the potential to unite instead of divide our movement; by showing that the real cause of degeneration and disease is the consumption of animal products!  

14. What a video!!
    Nice one Dr. G.
    🙂

15. You can't get any more concise than that: Eat animals or their secretions for any length of time…and it kills you.

    I think we have the "ability" to eat animals because we might need to in an emergency–as in, a survival situation. That's just a theory.

16. I'm currently on an eco Atkins diet at the moment, but I use vegan protein powder to get my plant proteins. I don't really understand how plant proteins are better than animal protein given protein is protein. I thought the two were the same.

17. How does a whole plant foods diet compare to the eco atkins?

18. Sow what about plant-based low carb vs plant based high carb?

19. This video points to a low-sugar raw vegan diet as the optimal diet for environmental sustainability, health and longevity. A diet rich in the antioxidants, enzymes, and chlorophyll or raw vegetables, while low in sugars/starches, protein and saturated fats trumps all others. But few people want to hear that "noise." :o)

20. low carb = few calories of carbs
    or
    low carb = low percentage of taken in calories from carbs?

21. That's awesome! Still don't want to part with my greens, though lol.

22. Question: Was it High Fat and High Protein in both cases? If so, that may be a cop-out. I have seen it in many criticisms of "atkins". My interest is in a simply High Fat and Low Carb diet. From what I understand, they are fundamentally different.

23. Did they eliminate anyone who was already morbidly obese from the group on the Adkins type diet?

24. So, this means Dr. John McDougall's starch-based whole food vegan diet is healthy not because of the high carbohydrate content but simply because it is sourced from vegan whole foods and not from animal foods.

25. Eating lots of soy burgers and soy products? Isnt that as bad as animal products? Sorry Im just wondering how healthy this is, cuz eating loads of vegan burgers sounds like some fun XD

26. But why? I thought a lot of fat was bad. I'm so confused.

27. Or maybe it's about how meat is prepared, from feeding animals, to frying and oxydizing oil and fat…
    Inspite animal protein is overrated, In vitro 'clean'(of viruses) meat is more probabilistic future than vegan socieity.

28. If by regular diet they mean standard American, animal-based low carb diets must be really unhealthy…

29. I went from high carb veg to low carb veg and my RLS has finally gone away…. I'm not ravenously hungry all the time and i just feel so much better. I'm sticking with it.

30. What about an episcopalian based low carb diet? Is there any significant difference between sea and non sea animals?

31. one month study is not relevant. Lets see a 5 year study.

32. This is a relief for me to hear because I find that I need to eat a certain amount of calories each meal and that it's very hard to get enough calories in on a high carb plant-based diet because the predominantly carbohydrate plant foods are so low in calories that I end up having to eat such a huge amount of food. Whereas with a higher fat plant-based diet it's much easier to get calories in with a much smaller volume of food because the plant foods high in fats (like from avocadoes and nuts) contain a much higher amount of calories.

33. Swag

34. k you should do a followup vithis topic. Vegan keto is becoming very popular!

35. Thank you for all of the diligent work! I love watching your videos to learn more about the newest studies on nutrition.

    I follow Eco-Atkins diet for the most part. I don’t do the protein as high (80g instead of 120) but I keep my carbs between 100g-128g and my saturated fat between 11-13g. My father’s family has problems with blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes and my mother’s is full of those whiskey drinking and bacon eating old folks that live forever lol. I’m not quite 30 but… I’d rather not test my 50/50 shot. Preventative medicine! I eat a mostly whole food diet that focuses on low GI/GL foods and eats higher carb stuff as a treat or snack. That being said I have a deep fondness for sweet potatoes and I love that they are in season!!!

36. Carb needs to be clearly defined here because all plant foods are carbohydrate-based. Carbohydrate, fat, and protein are nutrients, not food groups. Popular nutrition culture, not typically science-based, has falsely created food groups that don't really exist for the purpose of over-simplifying things for what purpose I don't know. But this misleading, over-simplified popular nonscience sells a lot of stuff. I'm assuming in this video that 'carbs' actually refers to refined grains, and flour-based foods.

37. Well ain't that some shit

38. 1:04 Vegan virgin, why that's exactly what you sound like

39. Ok, but what about comparing it to the standard plant based diet…???
    How did they do comparing to them…?

40. I am curious about Seitan. I make it without oil just chickpeas, organic vital wheat gluten. Vegetable broth and spices. I have been following a wfpb diet now for 5 years. I’ve just been told recently that seitan Is not recommended and should be avoided in a WFPB diet. Why?

41. Fascinating!

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