The Effects of Food on Satiety

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I don't think it's probably beyond just the chemical reaction. Half, what do you think would explain that? Is that the foods you're exposed to as a kid and the reward centers? And so if you presented the same person with the two breakfast, would they stop at different levels of calories and would they wait longer to the next meal? Another one to throw in there is the barber rolls volumetric thing where it's just the size. Like you look at it and you say, I'm going to be full when I eat that because that's really big.

Episode #269. Dive into the heart of controversial nutrition studies and discover the surprising complexities behind everyday food choices with Professor Gardner, a respected authority in the field of nutrition science.

As we navigate the maze of dietary patterns, this insightful conversation bridges the gap between scientific evidence and practical nutrition, empowering you to make informed decisions about your health.

We discuss:

Intro (00:00)
A twin study is in the works (4:06)
Plant-based meat vs. red meat (8:53)
How to make homemade kombucha (18: 40)
Different diets for athletic performance (the SWAP-MEAT trial) (23:02)
Feedback from athletes (37:21)
Which popular diets are truly heart-healthy? (40:35)
How different diets measure up to health guidelines (49:12)
Practical insights for doctors and patients (55:07)
The truth about low fat, vegan diet (59:36)
Controversies vs consensus in nutrition (1:02:45)
The food industry and medical institutions (1:10:19)
Low-fat & low-carb diets for weight loss (the DIETFITS study) (1:14:30)
Sustainable weight loss and GLP-1 agonists (1:28:25)
Psychological strategies to make veggies irresistible (1:36:00)
The “protein flip”, the academe, and a new book (1:46:09)
Outro (1:49:55)

Professor Gardner has also shared his homemade kombucha recipe with us. You can find it in this blog post.

Connect with Professor Christopher Gardner on Twitter. Head to https://nutrition.stanford.edu/ for more resources and studies, and the Stanford Nutrition YouTube channel for more videos. Listen to past episodes featuring Professor Gardner here.

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Enjoy, friends.

Simon

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