0.8g Is Not Enough: The New Protein Rules (ft. Dr. Donald Layman)

Dr. Gabrielle Lyon
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Chapters & Sections (35)

0:00 Origins of Dietary Guidelines and Nutrition Science chapter 2
0:00 Evolution of Dietary Guidelines and Nutrition Science
2:00 Reevaluating Protein Intake Guidelines
5:01 New Protein Guidelines and Dietary Recommendations chapter 3
5:01 New Protein Guidelines and Dietary Recommendations
6:53 New Protein Guidelines and Recommendations
8:12 Protein Guidelines Based on Outdated Research
9:42 Challenges of Nutrition Research and Data chapter 5
9:42 The Importance of Cellular Energy Production
11:27 Limitations of Epidemiology in Nutrition Science
13:00 Protein Research Methodology and Data Analysis
14:36 Benefits of Higher Protein Intake for Weight Management
15:55 Nutrient Deficiencies in Low-Protein Diets
17:33 Protein Guidelines and Consumer Choice chapter 2
17:33 Protein Guidelines and Consumer Choice
20:03 Critique of One-Size-Fits-All Dietary Guidelines
22:30 Protein Choice Should Come First in Meal Planning chapter 5
22:30 New Protein Guidelines for School Lunches
24:12 Prioritizing Protein in Meal Planning
26:26 Protein Distribution and Anabolic Resistance
27:48 Optimal Protein Distribution for Physical Activity
29:37 Protein Distribution and Body Composition
30:55 Protein Equivalency and Amino Acid Focus chapter 3
30:55 Protein Equivalency in Plant vs Animal Sources
32:37 Carbohydrate Intake Recommendations Explained
34:03 Protein Equivalency and Saturated Fat Recommendations
37:27 Benefits of Saturated Fats from Animal Sources chapter 2
37:27 Health Benefits of Saturated Fats in Diet
39:31 Carbohydrate Guidelines and Recommendations
42:25 Carbohydrate and Protein Intake Guidelines chapter 5
42:25 Carbohydrate Intake and Dietary Guidelines Explained
43:44 Protein Intake Guidelines and Recommended Ranges
45:09 Cholesterol and Triglyceride Risk Factors
46:30 Interpreting Nutrition Guidelines for General Population
48:12 Availability of Scientific Guidelines for Consumer Choices

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