the protein shakes I have take away the craving for protein after a muscle shredding session at the gym. as far as I’m concerned a shake with a spectrum of proteins works
@@Shadow-bs1iu thanks for your info but who is right I been reading that the protein shakes have chemicals in them that can hurt you so I guess we're all guinea pigs for the chemical companies I just eat whole foods so I'm just going to stick with that
I can’t get enough protein I have protein powder with Greek full fat yoghurt and berries or coffee with cream and 10g protein powder. Plus a main meal with protein and veggies. I’m post menopausal and work full time and exercise couple of times a week but do need to do more .
Dr Holcombe I'm 67 years old and I was wondering I work out 3 days a week and is it okay to take creatine? I had my blood work done in my creatinine is like right dead center.
@DoggieFosters Thanks for the reply! 👍 Yeh, she just threw it out there without any scientific explanation for doing so and just jumped on to the next topic, leaving us hanging; me thinking, shit! I've just bought another two kilos 😅
@@christopherdavis9883 After I replied, I was curious about her qualifications because her manner set off every alarm bell in me. She has quite a business going. BA & MA for Cambridge (well, that's pretty good!) in...economics/math. Oh. Then a PhD in "Public Nutrition" from some Uni in Scotland I'm afraid I've never heard of. No hard science background I can find. Lots of books, products, paid memberships to her site. She has a page on Rational Wiki that is brutal & illuminating.
Clean whey protein shakes are awesome especially after a workout. I do whey protein only with no other ingredients paired with a good carbs source. By looking at her I would not take any of her advice on muscle building
What whey protein do you use?I have been using Eniva Health whey isolate after a workout.Cleanest I have been able to find plus they only use stevia and monk fruit as a sweetner no sucralose.
Zoe is amazing... at spouting pseudoscience. She sprinkles in some truth for good measure. As they say: dont blame the clown, just ask yourself why you keep going to the circus 😉
It's a bit stupid her argument for the chickpeas..... The "imbalance" with the amino acids are why vegan people COMBINE their prorein sources to make up for these so called " imbalances " . Plant proteins have less of the amino acids linked to cancer that's why they are a better choice longevity wise . They contain also fiber and polyphenols that promote health and are again a better choice for longevity . She is also wrong about salt . Salt is linked to gastric cancer and elevates blood pressure . Miso is a better choice . Even the best red meats ( grass fed / grass finished) contains heme iron that is also linked to digestive tract cancers. The way you cook meat is important as well because of the formation of heterocyclic amines that again promotes cancer .
Never heard so much outright disinformation in one paragraph 😂 Contrary to popular opinion, fiber is BAD for you. Fermentation is the only process which can break down fiber which happens in the extended cecum found in herbivorous animals; whereas the human digestive tract is enzymatic in nature. To humans, fiber is a gut irritant. Watch this video by Dr. Rob Cywes : th-cam.com/video/dGCpzR_e9n4/w-d-xo.html And Dr. Paul Mason reviews the best study we have on fiber and how it actually CAUSES digestive tract issues (the complete opposite to 'resolving' gut issues which we have conventionally been told) : th-cam.com/video/xqUO4P9ADI0/w-d-xo.html Second, there is literally NO randomized controlled trial (the gold standard in scientific research) which has ever been done on meat eaters which can prove a link between meat consumption and cancer. What you are referring to are epidemiology studies which are essentially useless at proving causation and can only find weak association. Association does not prove causation. Those studies are based on patient feedback questionnaires which are ridiculously flawed and unreliable because for example, a pizza with pepperoni toppings as a meal is categorized as "red meat". A burger, which generally comes with extremely unhealthy things like a wheat bun, deep fried battered onion rings, sugary tomato sauce, mayonnaise made from toxic seed oils, highly processed cheese etc likewise is categorized as "red meat" in these weak studies. As for carcinogenic amines in meat, Dr. Alex Petrushevski goes into great detail here and thoroughly debunks that th-cam.com/video/Up__RB_rgRM/w-d-xo.html
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I could listen to Dr. Harcombe all day. She's brilliant. I learn something new every time I listen to her.
Zoe is amazing!
the protein shakes I have take away the craving for protein after a muscle shredding session at the gym. as far as I’m concerned a shake with a spectrum of proteins works
I diffidently think to protein shake is great it's just the chemicals In It
@@Shadow-bs1iu thanks for your info but who is right I been reading that the protein shakes have chemicals in them that can hurt you so I guess we're all guinea pigs for the chemical companies I just eat whole foods so I'm just going to stick with that
I can’t get enough protein I have protein powder with Greek full fat yoghurt and berries or coffee with cream and 10g protein powder. Plus a main meal with protein and veggies. I’m post menopausal and work full time and exercise couple of times a week but do need to do more .
Fantastic interview!
Whey is animal protein. That said eggs trump both whey and meat. Far greater availabilty and good fats.
Great interview
Dr Holcombe I'm 67 years old and I was wondering I work out 3 days a week and is it okay to take creatine?
I had my blood work done in my creatinine is like right dead center.
Wish you would have received an answer. I'm curious too!
What’s this information based on sounds like feelings over facts
Dr Holcombe I know that you're a vegetarian what do you think about these people that are doing carnivore diet?
😂 Seems you haven’t really listened to her speak before. Keep looking for more of her content, you’ll learn the answer and then some!
@@lcb1250 your right it's the first time I listened to her thanks.
Would love to see you debate dr Rhonda about this. She loves protein smoothies so it has me wondering which one of you is full of shit.
Is whey protein really that bad for you?!
No. This is absurd. This kind of over-the-top zealotry is abundant unfortunately. Dismiss anyone who uses intemperate & absolutist language.
@DoggieFosters Thanks for the reply! 👍 Yeh, she just threw it out there without any scientific explanation for doing so and just jumped on to the next topic, leaving us hanging; me thinking, shit! I've just bought another two kilos 😅
@@christopherdavis9883 After I replied, I was curious about her qualifications because her manner set off every alarm bell in me. She has quite a business going. BA & MA for Cambridge (well, that's pretty good!) in...economics/math. Oh. Then a PhD in "Public Nutrition" from some Uni in Scotland I'm afraid I've never heard of. No hard science background I can find. Lots of books, products, paid memberships to her site.
She has a page on Rational Wiki that is brutal & illuminating.
Obviously she isn’t a high-level athlete.
Nor a bio scientist.
I looked up her qualifications. 🥴
She is a vegetarion but says fiber is useless ?
sick
All good but lost me at CrossFit
Clean whey protein shakes are awesome especially after a workout. I do whey protein only with no other ingredients paired with a good carbs source. By looking at her I would not take any of her advice on muscle building
What whey protein do you use?I have been using Eniva Health whey isolate after a workout.Cleanest I have been able to find plus they only use stevia and monk fruit as a sweetner no sucralose.
I use About Time whey.
About Time has zero sweeteners. Just whey
Never heard of it before.Thanks for the response.
👍 4:14
Zoe is amazing... at spouting pseudoscience. She sprinkles in some truth for good measure. As they say: dont blame the clown, just ask yourself why you keep going to the circus 😉
It's a bit stupid her argument for the chickpeas..... The "imbalance" with the amino acids are why vegan people COMBINE their prorein sources to make up for these so called " imbalances " . Plant proteins have less of the amino acids linked to cancer that's why they are a better choice longevity wise . They contain also fiber and polyphenols that promote health and are again a better choice for longevity . She is also wrong about salt . Salt is linked to gastric cancer and elevates blood pressure . Miso is a better choice . Even the best red meats ( grass fed / grass finished) contains heme iron that is also linked to digestive tract cancers. The way you cook meat is important as well because of the formation of heterocyclic amines that again promotes cancer .
Never heard so much outright disinformation in one paragraph 😂
Contrary to popular opinion, fiber is BAD for you. Fermentation is the only process which can break down fiber which happens in the extended cecum found in herbivorous animals; whereas the human digestive tract is enzymatic in nature.
To humans, fiber is a gut irritant.
Watch this video by Dr. Rob Cywes :
th-cam.com/video/dGCpzR_e9n4/w-d-xo.html
And Dr. Paul Mason reviews the best study we have on fiber and how it actually CAUSES digestive tract issues (the complete opposite to 'resolving' gut issues which we have conventionally been told) :
th-cam.com/video/xqUO4P9ADI0/w-d-xo.html
Second, there is literally NO randomized controlled trial (the gold standard in scientific research) which has ever been done on meat eaters which can prove a link between meat consumption and cancer. What you are referring to are epidemiology studies which are essentially useless at proving causation and can only find weak association.
Association does not prove causation.
Those studies are based on patient feedback questionnaires which are ridiculously flawed and unreliable because for example, a pizza with pepperoni toppings as a meal is categorized as "red meat". A burger, which generally comes with extremely unhealthy things like a wheat bun, deep fried battered onion rings, sugary tomato sauce, mayonnaise made from toxic seed oils, highly processed cheese etc likewise is categorized as "red meat" in these weak studies.
As for carcinogenic amines in meat, Dr. Alex Petrushevski goes into great detail here and thoroughly debunks that
th-cam.com/video/Up__RB_rgRM/w-d-xo.html