I love being a pescatarian. I have an auto immune disease and am vitamin d deficient all before transitioning to this diet. I take a supplement. Any plant based diet has a lot of anti-inflammatory foods which helps me personally. I do eat fish about 3 days a week and the other days are vegetarian meals. I'm a big fan of lentils a great protein. I have a rule that I try to stick to as best I can and that is if it looks like it's made in a factory don't eat it. It works for the most part. My gluten free granola bars aren't baked in my oven lol.
Same here! I have MS and I'm vitamin D deficient, I am pescatarian for 8 years, I eat fish 3-4 times per week, and the other meals are vegetarian or vegan. I feel great and my MS have been completly stable. Hypertrophy training is something that works out very well for me too!
I am definitely a pescatarian.. no dairy though when im tryna lean down..but during winter season id include brie cheese on my diet. No eggs unless its already baked into bread or used for fish batter n stuff.
I keep Kosher, so no shrimp and such. I am essentially pescatarian; include dairy and eggs. I have met others the same. I would greatly appreciate a video on pescatarian kosher diet. I will share the hell out of it in the like 300 facebook groups I am in. Either way, thank you for doing this video.
@@raquelc7517 I've stuck to a Kosher pescetarian diet for the last 8 months. I've had to be quite inventive but I have eradicated many health problems... it's fantastic !
this was of particular interest to me because I vascillate between wanting to be ovo-pescetarian, and a plant strong based omnivore. and the struggle is EXACTLY what you say - the want of variety in the diet to keep it interesting. this was very interesting and informative. thanks!
oh, and I did not specify WHY I want pescetarian..... a variety of reasons, feels lighter in my stomach, slightly better on the animal industry impact, longevity etc, basically several reasons, but mostly how it makes me feel better.
Those groups are obsessed with immortality. Sacrificing life's enjoyments in the quest for living as long as humanly possible. I won't live with a restricted diet, and have/am succeeding physically without micromanaging my life.
Living as long as humanly possible means I get to enjoy life longer??? Also congratulations on your personal diet, but some people need to change their diets for their own reasons. If you don't want it, don't do it but don't shame people for wanting to be the best people they can be.
I don't think a pescatarian diet would make meals boring. There are SOOOO many different foods that dont require meat. Pancakes, pasta with many different kinds of sauces, pasta with shrimp, sushi, many different oatmeal recipes, vegetable pizzas, baked potatoes, french fries, plant based meats, stir fry, sandwiches, pb&j sandwich, tuna sandwiches, boiled eggs, scrambled eggs and so on
Mediterranean/Nordic-Dietary Patterns adapted to be strictly Pescetarian friendly (No Crustacean/Inkfish, No farm raised fish, No high contamination seafood, No beverage milk outside of a cooking ingredient but I do eat eggs and dairy just relatively less than I was before and less than the average omnivore) positively has impacted my life, weight, labs, energy and appearance (complexion, hair, nails, and sclera whiteness) I prefer vegetarian food so I tend to eat 1.0-2.25 standard servings of seafood per week. I take selenium just in case to remove contaminants from body Worst negative is Carnivores and Omnivores tossing you into then Vegetarian/Vegan group and Vegans throwing us into the omnivore/carnivore group. Many refuse to let me just be my own thing haha
As of lately I have completely gone gluten free. It was a drastic change but I have found enough foods to supplement what I would have gotten from meat and grain. The trick is look for things that say whole grains. Whole grains are gluten free. Occasionally I'll have gluten and my body feels. For anyone choosing a diet or lifestyle it really is a lot of wor kand takes a lot of research. If I knew years ago what I know now I would have taken care of my body so much better.
@Arkham Knight If you're talking about almond milk nothing. But the mucus that animal milk or dairy is unhealthy for your gut and hormones in most cases.
@Dona Sawtelle the biggest issue with dairy is a1 casein. Recent studies showed that milk containing A1 β-casein promoted intestinal inflammation and exacerbated gastrointestinal symptoms. There are cows with milk producing a2 casein which is good for you but that's rare. A1 is common in cheese too. To be fair this is more of an issue with cows since other animal milks like goat milk have a2 casein which is less inflammatory and due to goat diets we can gain phytonutrients!
I do not agree with the statement that it is harder to follow a Pescatarian Diet than an Omnivorous Diet. Your location and its adjustment to a non-carnivorous diet is of course a factor, but I simply substituted Sheep, Beef, Pork and Poultry with Seafood 🤷🏻♂️ Still enjoy my food tremendously, and I do my bit from a moral and environmental standpoint.
I was pescatarian for 8 months in 2018. I lost 67 pounds and the food was delicious. The problem was the price of fish going up. Since the pandemic I haven’t been able to find cheap fish anywhere
Remember my friend that eating is the most intimate thing you do as a human. You are what you eat. What you eat is absorbed into you fully, and ethier heals or hurts you. So pay the extra 3$ and save on kemo treatment. Also cheap fish is most likely not caught in great places. Now a days they pull fish out of the ocean with cancer tumors and just cut the tumors off and use the rest. Among other things are found in MOST fish now a days. So you have to pay for the good quality. But do your research. I only comment because I want you to be healthy haha. Blessings friend
The keto diet worked very well for me I lost 27 pounds was on it for 4 months but I got bored and I'm looking into this pescatarian diet hopefully I can stick to it for atleast 2 months will see
I lost 82 pounds in 10 months on keto when I felt my body ran it's course with the diet. I came across the Mediterranean diet which allows much of the healthy fats avocado salmon olive oil etc.... It was things I was able to have. Difference was I could have fruit and legumes. A huge fan of lentils. So I transitioned to the Mediterranean diet and after two months of weighing measuring logging my food I noticed something. I wasn't eating meat often. That's when I realized that I was a pescatarian. It's a great transition diet from keto. I haven't gained weight back like I've been told I would. I stick to 1100-1200 calories a day. Plus I don't eat fish every day. Usually 3 days a week.
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The new term for someone who eats a vegan diet except for fish is Pescavegan... someone who eats a ovo or lacto-ovo diet except fish is pescatarian. This thing seems to keep evolving. Also, I used to think the wild vs. farm raised was all hype... I used to swear it was but after a little research realizing that I was wrong. When I started doing my research I realized it was even common sense and I didn't realize why I didn't recognize the points I found in my research before. Even though most farms have a some sort or a waste filtration where the fish our housed many of the fish in the farms are still many times swimming, consuming, and breathing their own waste. This is not good with regards to their flesh even though they are generally feed a good diet. Quite a few environmentalist, and even nutritionist recommend wild caught over farm raised. These particular individuals have no dog in the fight. While the oceans does have pollutants in it it is very vast. large and there are many more regions of fresh water than in a small contained farm.
It's not at all difficult to be vegan! 🤣 Sure, you need B12 and it's a good idea to get vegan omega 3, made from algies. If you add fish you don't need to eat any suppliments at all, if you eat a healthy whole food plant based diet without processed food. You don't need nearly as much protein as you think! A table spoon of flax seeds and/or hemp/chia, cooked lentils, beans or occasionally some soy in the form of edamame beans, tofu or tempeh, is enough.
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I'm a pescatarian I find this a very easy lifestyle to follow and I feel great!
That's great!
I love being a pescatarian. I have an auto immune disease and am vitamin d deficient all before transitioning to this diet. I take a supplement. Any plant based diet has a lot of anti-inflammatory foods which helps me personally. I do eat fish about 3 days a week and the other days are vegetarian meals. I'm a big fan of lentils a great protein. I have a rule that I try to stick to as best I can and that is if it looks like it's made in a factory don't eat it. It works for the most part. My gluten free granola bars aren't baked in my oven lol.
What autoimmune disease??
Same here! I have MS and I'm vitamin D deficient, I am pescatarian for 8 years, I eat fish 3-4 times per week, and the other meals are vegetarian or vegan. I feel great and my MS have been completly stable. Hypertrophy training is something that works out very well for me too!
Am pescatarian But I don't eat eggs and I don't eat dairy products.. just vegan and sea food 😋
I’m just staring this exact diet for health reasons ! How’s that working out for u ?
Look up the book “Seagan”. It’s exactly what you described ✨👍🏽 I’ll be transitioning from vegan to seagan and it’s helped me.
I've been a pescatarian for a month now I'm seeing results in my stomach and I feel better
Pescatarian for the win 🙌
I just started the Pescatarian diet about 2 weeks ago :)
Thank you. I've been following a strict pescetarian diet since 2019 :)
What health benefits have you experienced? I just started this diet 2 weeks ago.
I am definitely a pescatarian.. no dairy though when im tryna lean down..but during winter season id include brie cheese on my diet. No eggs unless its already baked into bread or used for fish batter n stuff.
Thank you ❤Please more podcasts like this!
I appreciate the feedback!
I’ll be transitioning from vegan to “Seagan”-plant based with some seafood BUT no dairy.
I keep Kosher, so no shrimp and such. I am essentially pescatarian; include dairy and eggs. I have met others the same. I would greatly appreciate a video on pescatarian kosher diet. I will share the hell out of it in the like 300 facebook groups I am in. Either way, thank you for doing this video.
I went from vegetarian for 14 years to kosher pescetarian for over 2 years now. It's great! Literally parve and dairy meals all the time.
@@raquelc7517 I've stuck to a Kosher pescetarian diet for the last 8 months. I've had to be quite inventive but I have eradicated many health problems... it's fantastic !
I've been a pescatarian for the past 9 years and I still am.
What health benefits have you experienced
this was of particular interest to me because I vascillate between wanting to be ovo-pescetarian, and a plant strong based omnivore. and the struggle is EXACTLY what you say - the want of variety in the diet to keep it interesting. this was very interesting and informative. thanks!
oh, and I did not specify WHY I want pescetarian..... a variety of reasons, feels lighter in my stomach, slightly better on the animal industry impact, longevity etc, basically several reasons, but mostly how it makes me feel better.
Those groups are obsessed with immortality. Sacrificing life's enjoyments in the quest for living as long as humanly possible. I won't live with a restricted diet, and have/am succeeding physically without micromanaging my life.
No, it's more about quality of life
Living as long as humanly possible means I get to enjoy life longer???
Also congratulations on your personal diet, but some people need to change their diets for their own reasons. If you don't want it, don't do it but don't shame people for wanting to be the best people they can be.
I'm pescatarian because I have angina, I just want to live, saturated fat would give me a heart attack or stroke
I love you . I went from having a dream that I was living this lifestyle yesterday night to learning the true definition
I don't think a pescatarian diet would make meals boring. There are SOOOO many different foods that dont require meat. Pancakes, pasta with many different kinds of sauces, pasta with shrimp, sushi, many different oatmeal recipes, vegetable pizzas, baked potatoes, french fries, plant based meats, stir fry, sandwiches, pb&j sandwich, tuna sandwiches, boiled eggs, scrambled eggs and so on
Mediterranean/Nordic-Dietary Patterns adapted to be strictly Pescetarian friendly (No Crustacean/Inkfish, No farm raised fish, No high contamination seafood, No beverage milk outside of a cooking ingredient but I do eat eggs and dairy just relatively less than I was before and less than the average omnivore) positively has impacted my life, weight, labs, energy and appearance (complexion, hair, nails, and sclera whiteness)
I prefer vegetarian food so I tend to eat 1.0-2.25 standard servings of seafood per week.
I take selenium just in case to remove contaminants from body
Worst negative is Carnivores and Omnivores tossing you into then Vegetarian/Vegan group and Vegans throwing us into the omnivore/carnivore group. Many refuse to let me just be my own thing haha
No need to feel obligated to include yourself in any group you don't agree with. Awesome job finding what works for you and sticking with it!
Thanks for posting this :)
Its hard to find resources for the pescatarian diet thats not some health nuts trying to get views
As of lately I have completely gone gluten free. It was a drastic change but I have found enough foods to supplement what I would have gotten from meat and grain. The trick is look for things that say whole grains. Whole grains are gluten free. Occasionally I'll have gluten and my body feels. For anyone choosing a diet or lifestyle it really is a lot of wor kand takes a lot of research. If I knew years ago what I know now I would have taken care of my body so much better.
Brother you had me until you said milk is good for you. Ohhhhhh mama Mia
@Arkham Knight If you're talking about almond milk nothing. But the mucus that animal milk or dairy is unhealthy for your gut and hormones in most cases.
@Dona Sawtelle the biggest issue with dairy is a1 casein. Recent studies showed that milk containing A1 β-casein promoted intestinal inflammation and exacerbated gastrointestinal symptoms. There are cows with milk producing a2 casein which is good for you but that's rare. A1 is common in cheese too. To be fair this is more of an issue with cows since other animal milks like goat milk have a2 casein which is less inflammatory and due to goat diets we can gain phytonutrients!
Oh boy here we go theres always one in every nutritional crowd 🙄
I sent this to my son who is into good health
I do not agree with the statement that it is harder to follow a Pescatarian Diet than an Omnivorous Diet. Your location and its adjustment to a non-carnivorous diet is of course a factor, but I simply substituted Sheep, Beef, Pork and Poultry with Seafood 🤷🏻♂️
Still enjoy my food tremendously, and I do my bit from a moral and environmental standpoint.
I was pescatarian for 8 months in 2018. I lost 67 pounds and the food was delicious. The problem was the price of fish going up. Since the pandemic I haven’t been able to find cheap fish anywhere
Remember my friend that eating is the most intimate thing you do as a human. You are what you eat. What you eat is absorbed into you fully, and ethier heals or hurts you. So pay the extra 3$ and save on kemo treatment. Also cheap fish is most likely not caught in great places. Now a days they pull fish out of the ocean with cancer tumors and just cut the tumors off and use the rest. Among other things are found in MOST fish now a days. So you have to pay for the good quality. But do your research. I only comment because I want you to be healthy haha. Blessings friend
This was terrific, thank you. Some references to studies may be helpful if not in the podcast at least maybe off to the side somewhere.
Very clear and informative :)
🙌
Very helpful.... Thanks👍
Love it but I have anchovies. Buggers always end up bony and undercooked and coming back out the front door.
Love it !!!
The keto diet worked very well for me I lost 27 pounds was on it for 4 months but I got bored and I'm looking into this pescatarian diet hopefully I can stick to it for atleast 2 months will see
I lost 82 pounds in 10 months on keto when I felt my body ran it's course with the diet. I came across the Mediterranean diet which allows much of the healthy fats avocado salmon olive oil etc.... It was things I was able to have. Difference was I could have fruit and legumes. A huge fan of lentils. So I transitioned to the Mediterranean diet and after two months of weighing measuring logging my food I noticed something. I wasn't eating meat often. That's when I realized that I was a pescatarian. It's a great transition diet from keto. I haven't gained weight back like I've been told I would. I stick to 1100-1200 calories a day. Plus I don't eat fish every day. Usually 3 days a week.
Keto diet is bad for you. I wouldn't do it.
You'll lose weight on it but it isn't exactly healthy.
Keep up the good work! Meeting goals is important. Keeping weight off is hard and I'm proud of you for trying.
@@justinpettit3432 keto isn't bad for you. If you have epilepsy it helps manage seizures. You saying people with epilepsy have unhealthy diets?
@@justinpettit3432 its bad if you do it wrong my friend which many doo
Chris kresier (idk how to spell his last name whatever) was debunked on joe Rogan by one of the creators of The Gamechangers..
That's not exactly true. Check this out: legionathletics.com/chris-kresser-podcast/
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The new term for someone who eats a vegan diet except for fish is Pescavegan... someone who eats a ovo or lacto-ovo diet except fish is pescatarian. This thing seems to keep evolving. Also, I used to think the wild vs. farm raised was all hype... I used to swear it was but after a little research realizing that I was wrong. When I started doing my research I realized it was even common sense and I didn't realize why I didn't recognize the points I found in my research before. Even though most farms have a some sort or a waste filtration where the fish our housed many of the fish in the farms are still many times swimming, consuming, and breathing their own waste. This is not good with regards to their flesh even though they are generally feed a good diet. Quite a few environmentalist, and even nutritionist recommend wild caught over farm raised. These particular individuals have no dog in the fight. While the oceans does have pollutants in it it is very vast. large and there are many more regions of fresh water than in a small contained farm.
Or it’s called Seagan-plants & seafood-no dairy. There’s a book written called Seagan. 👍🏽✨
Thanks... I will check it out.
It's not at all difficult to be vegan! 🤣 Sure, you need B12 and it's a good idea to get vegan omega 3, made from algies. If you add fish you don't need to eat any suppliments at all, if you eat a healthy whole food plant based diet without processed food. You don't need nearly as much protein as you think! A table spoon of flax seeds and/or hemp/chia, cooked lentils, beans or occasionally some soy in the form of edamame beans, tofu or tempeh, is enough.
Get on with the diet.