Modifica delle raccomandazioni sulle proteine?
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. Un gruppo di ricerca suggerisce che il fabbisogno proteico umano potrebbe essere stato sottostimato. In precedenza, ho trattato la qualità delle proteine in Protein Intake e IGF-1 Production ( http://nutritionfacts.org/video/protein-intake-and-igf-1-production/ ) e fonte in Plant Protein Preferable (http://nutritionfacts.org/video/plant-protein-preferable/). Per altre controversie sull'assunzione di nutrienti raccomandati, vedere la mia serie di video sulla vitamina D che inizia con le raccomandazioni sulla vitamina D modificate ( http://nutritionfacts.org/video/vitamin-d-recommendations- modificato/).
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That seems like a lotta protein…
That was very helpful, thanks. 🙂
Vegans will never get so much protein if they eat only natural foods without any supplements and no soy. But I am not worried. No one has ever died of protein deficiency in developed countries.
Protein -The most overrated nutrient.
Beans and greens are loaded with protein; only fruitarians need be concerned.
Agree! I am in a personal muscle building program and I think I am eating much less than that with excellent results.
Who funded that study is what I'm wondering?
They would like us all to develop disease so they can sell us pills and eventually hospitalize us.
Just saying is all I'm doing…
I agree. I always challenge my friends to name the "protein deficiency disease".
The name is Kwashiorkor, appears in some places in Africa in small infants too early changed to only cereals from breastfeeding . Not known cases in developed countries
How about being a frugivore, 80/10/10 style? There are examples of people following it on my channel. Peace 🙂
"Fruitairan" is a pretty widly used term with different meaningings. But when most people say fruitarian it's referring to their calorie source. Vegetairans derive their calories from field vegetables like potato's, grains, rice etc… Frutiarians derive their calories from fruit. That doesn't mean vegetarians don't eat fruit, and it doesn't mean fruitarians don't eat greens although some do.
Not to mention algaes like spirulina and chlorella which can be over 50% protein.
You're right, but Spirulina is basiccally pond scum. Its one of those so-called "superfoods" and its both unnecessary and expensive as hell.
You can get a bottle of Naked Green Machine which has spriulina and chlorella in it for around $3.50. A lot of foods can gross you out if you think about them too much. Figs have a dead, digested wasp inside of them. I care mainly about the nutrition 😉
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I calculated my vegan chili I just made, yep getting enough protein, AS I DO EVERYDAY! Protein is one thing you shouldn't worry about just EAT for god sakes you'll get it.
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And Dr Gregor doesn't recommend this stuff either –
watch?v=GEInBCJPtGQ
Please search for Dr Gregor's videos about spirulina and chlorella. He flags both of these products up as "red traffic light warning" products. They aren't recommended.
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Non male!
Except that there are populations of people around the globe who eat substantially less protein than we're supposed to need and do just fine.
That's so much protein. I don't like preliminary findings it'd be nice if this was fleshed out soon
a little disappointed in this video
Why did he say .4 when the paper show .8?
RDA for protein: .5 x lb of body weight.
I noticed people commenting on insects. Many cultures around the world consume bugs. They are a healthy source of protein and B12, and also have hardly any saturated fats. Low in calories as well, and extremely sustainable. There is no studies of health risks when eating clean bugs.
this appears to be outdated, I am getting a little irritated at the contradictory youtube videos, he should set it up to play the most recent videos first. and I hat that "and in my next video" and then it skips to some other video that has nothing to do with it, do a youtube search and I can't find the "next video", really abnoxious.
1 – 1.2 grams per kilo??
The recommendation here is 0,8 gram per kilo.
You dont need much. Around 30-40 grams. You get that by any healthy vegan diet. Just eat for god sake.
Number based calculating sucks. Bones dont need protein, neither do fat. Now you got muscle left, hair and such things left. Protein is important, but a thing to worry about if you dont do steroids and all that shit.
it would be nice to see a comparison between animal and plant proteins in a long term trial, how they are absorbed. I suspect that contrary to the general believe, plant proteins are superior in that they don't acidify the body. I have experienced on myself the disastrous high (animal) protein diet and since switching to 100% whole plants my muscle gains are better, with proteins on the 80-100gr range. Not to mention the huge benefits on health, energy, etc.
I eat about 65% carbohydrates, 25% fat, and 10% protein per day. It makes my workouts more invigorating, and I focus more on weight lifting, and secondary, I do elliptical. I have really built up more muscle, since doing this, and I have remained the same weight because muscle weighs more than fat. So I’m obviously losing fat when comparing to muscle growth. I’ve been a whole plant-based vegetarian for 1.5 years.
I hope Dr. G comes out with more video's on muscular performance, I find it very fascinating.
Not optimal for athletes. Most experts suggest around 1g/lb/day or 2g/kg/day.
Very easy to get even on a vegan diet!
I'm 60kg and i consume more than 120grams of protein every day, no protein supplements… just legumes, grains, vegetables