

EB. 48: A Critique of The SCD1 Theory of Obesity (The Croissant Diet Part 2)
Feb 22, 2021
The discussion critiques the SCD1 theory of obesity, revealing major flaws and misconceptions. They delve into why fructose may not drive fat gain and examine the harmful effects of polyunsaturated fats despite their relation to SCD1. The hosts argue that focusing solely on fat-burning isn't the solution for healthy fat loss. They highlight the complexities of fat metabolism, emphasizing the need to consider multiple factors impacting metabolic health and obesity rather than oversimplifying the issue.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring the SCD1 Theory of Obesity and Fat Conversion
02:13 • 2min
The Interplay of SCD1 and Fat Metabolism
04:37 • 22min
Exploring Metformin: Mechanisms and Implications
26:40 • 2min
Fatty Acids, SCD1, and Metabolic Health
28:28 • 24min
Hunger Mechanisms and Carbohydrate Effects
52:33 • 4min
Critique of SCD1 Theory and Fat Metabolism
56:22 • 14min
Exploring Saturated Fats and SCD1: Implications for Obesity
01:10:21 • 5min