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Bruce Ames on Triage Theory, Longevity Vitamins & Micronutrients

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11:50or vitamin K or magnesium or whatever? What's nature gonna do? Well, it's gonna put it into those proteins that say they have 25 selenium proteins or12:0316 vitamin K-dependent proteins. It's gonna put it into those proteins that are essential for survival because what nature12:50And if you cut yourself and you didn't have blood clotting, you'd just bleed to death. And that happens often enough that it's an essential protein where one of the vitamin

MrBeast Winner Breaks Silence On $500,000 Prize, Hitting Rock Bottom, & Losing 100 Pounds

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14:52challenge. You know, I was just strength training. I literally would just go to the gym and I would drink a protein shake. I would drink caffeine. I would15:20that. Cuz the way you're supposed to gain muscle now that I know it's healthy fats, healthy proteins, you know, and15:25actually being in a surplus like 3,500 calories of just straight protein. Um, not BS, you know, not a pizza.

“They’re Liars!” Greg Doucette Calls Out Fitness Scams, Bodybuilding Grifters, & Secret PED’s

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47:54voluous like fruits and vegetables, more satiating foods like proteins. It's just people don't know what they eat. Like I50:49that's lean, lean cuts of meat and a lot of yogurt or Greek yogurt or dairy that's low in fat. So a high protein,57:10better. 6 7 8 9 10 not going to matter. And uh so long as you spread your meals out and you have protein in all of them,

Dr. Satchin Panda on Time-Restricted Feeding and Its Effects on Obesity, Muscle Mass & Heart Health

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4:37Maybe you can explain. I read somewhere that something between 10% to 15% of the entire protein-coding human12:04And interestingly, the same protein that spreads melanosomes in frog skin is also present in19:04[Rhonda]: Right. And it also...I mean, cortisol regulates... in itself, it's regulating... [Satchin]: Yeah, huge amount. [Rhonda]: …you know, 20% of protein-coding genes.