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The World’s Top Fat Loss & Muscle Building Experts Convinced me of These 13 Things This Year
By Thomas DeLauerOur Score
Main point
Proper diet, exercise, and lifestyle habits can have a significant impact on overall health and wellbeing, and there is always more to learn and discover in the field of health and fitness.
Tl;Dw:
- Food is like fuel for our bodies
- Some foods can be bad for us, like French fries
- Exercise is important for being strong and healthy
- Breathing properly can help us feel better
- Some things we eat can help us live longer
- Taking care of our bodies is important for being happy and healthy
Summary
The speaker shares 13 valuable lessons learned from various guests on their channel about fat loss, building muscle, and general health. These lessons include the importance of diet, gut bacteria, probiotics, and tissue quality, as well as the impact of certain foods and substances like French fries, oxalates, and methylene blue. The speaker also discusses the benefits of fasting, resistance training, and proper breathing techniques. Additionally, they touch on the role of testosterone, Androgen receptor density, and the potential benefits of certain types of dairy and cheese for longevity. The speaker concludes by encouraging viewers to subscribe to their channel and check out their interviews with various guests.
The main Assertions by importance (4)
You don't need a lot of carbohydrates to sustain long activity, and all you need is 3-4 grams of carbohydrates every 20 minutes to prevent hypoglycemia.
Explained:The guest explains that research has shown that you don't need a lot of carbohydrates to sustain long activity, and that 3-4 grams of carbohydrates every 20 minutes is sufficient to prevent hypoglycemia.
Context:The context of this assertion is about understanding the role of carbohydrates in sustaining long activity and preventing hypoglycemia.
At: 5:40:
"We've learned now that when we are training, when we are working out, even with long workouts, we don't need a whole lot of carbohydrates to sustain long activity."
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PROPROTissue quality is important for muscle growth and athletic performance.
Explained:The guest explains that tissue quality is important for muscle growth and athletic performance, and that it can be improved through proper training and nutrition.
Context:The context of this assertion is about understanding the role of tissue quality in muscle growth and athletic performance.
At: 11:42:
"Your diet literally affects like the insertion points of your muscles into the joints, like that is the single fastest lever that you can pull on training that can make a difference today or tomorrow."
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* No Evidence
PROPROFrench fries contain toxic chemicals, such as acrylamide, that are also found in cigarettes.
( 1 ) 1/100Explained:The guest explains that French fries contain toxic chemicals, such as acrylamide, that are also found in cigarettes.
Context:The context of this assertion is about understanding the potential health risks of certain foods, such as French fries.
At: 9:28:
"If you look at seed oils when you cook them, when you heat them, and specifically you look at French fries, like at McDonald's or In-N-Out, or any fast food joint, they're going to cook in seed oils."
Evidence (1)
1 / 100AI Research
Why assertion is false:The research indicates that while acrylamide is present in fried foods, its levels are significantly lower compared to those found in cigarettes.
How the study proves this is false:The study provides empirical data showing lower acrylamide exposure from French fries compared to cigarette smoke.
ELI5
- The researchers looked at acrylamide levels in different fried foods.
- They found that acrylamide is present in French fries.
- However, they measured the amounts and compared them to the levels found in cigarettes.
- They discovered that the acrylamide levels in fries are much lower than in tobacco smoke.
- This means that while fries contain some acrylamide, they are not as toxic as cigarettes.
Study Type:Other StudyDOI:10.1016/j.foodchem.2021.128621
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Expert Opinion/EditorialOtherUnknownPublication 01/01/1970PROPROEating food can give you a feeling of energy and satisfaction, which is a sign of the food being used as fuel by the body.
Explained:The guest explains that when he eats food, he feels a fire in his stomach, which he believes is a sign of the food being used as fuel by his body. This feeling is not just about the taste, but about the energy and satisfaction it provides.
Context:The context of this assertion is about understanding how food affects your body and using that knowledge to make informed decisions about your diet.
At: 1:51:
"When I eat large amounts of something that's good or not good, it doesn't matter, I always consider that fuel, fuel, so whatever it is, whether it's Costco hot dogs or a perfectly done macrobiotic masterpiece, it enters my body in the context of it being a fuel."
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* No Evidence
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