Is It Read Read Meat Intake or Processed Red Meat?

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Cape Bingham's research had to use like 400 grams a day of unprocessed red meat to kind of show these carcinogenic processes. And that was in the context of feeding people fruit and vegetable and not or fiber added. So I think if someone's consuming an average of like 70 grams a day, it's probably just not enough of an of a level of intake to create to generate enough of these adverse effects. To challenge the current recommendations, you would need to see some data that shows say north of 100 or 150 grams a day average. With a healthy diet around that, there's no effect on cardiovascular disease.

In Episode #227, I sit down with Alan Flanagan, PhD and Drew Harrisberg to discuss the carnivore diet and veganism, assessing many of the popular claims made by health and nutrition “influencers”. We discuss Big Pharma, social media censorship, and vegan protein intake. We also zoom in on the ethics of veganism, spotting a legitimate academic, and why socioeconomic and environmental factors impact nutrition decisions.

In the current social media climate, it is crucial that we develop the skills necessary to analyse the validity of nutritional claims. During this week’s episode, The Proof welcomes two fan favourites to the show to cover a broad scope of topics in a well-rounded discussion, uncovering the reasoning behind a number of these claims and informing listeners on how to assess them.

Specifically, we cover:

Intro (0:00)
Training Injuries (7:40)
Climate Change (14:44)
Misinformation & Liver King (18:54)
Should Platforms Censor? (30:25)
Mark Zuckerberg on Rogan (35:30)
Paul Saladino & Trusting Science (39:50)
Big Pharma/ Big Food (50:14)
How to Communicate with Transparency, Asking the Right Questions (57:35)
Danger of Bodybuilding (1:09:13)
Socioeconomic Barriers to Healthy Living (1:16:38)
Identifying with Diet (1:32:39)
Vegan Protein Intake (1:39:20)
Well-Planned Veganism (1:57:53)
Habits of Social Media Quacks (2:00:29)
Alan’s Diet (2:16:00)
Canola oil in a healthy diet? (2:28:17)
Seed Oil Debate Episode (2:32:08)
Veganism & Ethics (2:36:33)
Red Meat & Carnivore Diets (3:00:22)
Meal Timing & TRE (3:27:45)
Supplement Recommendations (3:39:07)
Conclusion (3:41:46)

To connect with Drew, you can reach him via his Instagram or website, Drew’s Daily Dose. Listen to his previous appearances on the show on your favourite podcast app.

To connect with Alan Flanagan, PhD you can do so via his Instagram. You can also learn more about Alinea Nutrition, an online nutritional education hub founded by Dr Flanagan, at https://www.alineanutrition.com/.

Enjoy, friends.

Simon

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