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re: Protein 30 mins after a workout, yay or nay?
Posted on 6/21/17 at 2:56 pm to thibtigerfan
Posted on 6/21/17 at 2:56 pm to thibtigerfan
quote:For starters, your body was not evolved/designed to a mostly-plant diet. Second, I think it's likely true that switching from the absurd and toxic "American diet" to a plant-based diet would almost necessarily lower risk to heart disease and other ailments. However, that is NOT the same thing as saying a plant-based diet is preferable to a proper omnivorous diet (with a heavy lean to animal fats and proteins.) For one, the bioavailability of many micro-nutrients is less in plants than in meats. If I had to go whole hog (pardon the pun) one way or the other, I would choose all-animal over all-plant 1000 times out of 1000.
Care to share something showing this. A whole foods plant based diet is highly regarded as one that is best in the prevention and reversing of heart disease
Posted on 6/21/17 at 3:21 pm to Hu_Flung_Pu
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You only get your carbs from plant sources btw
touche'
I get them from unprocessed/ minimally processed plant sources
Posted on 6/21/17 at 3:22 pm to lsu777
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Haha, like I have said before, nutrient timing is minuscule in the grand scheme of things.
I was not trying to make a joke at you.. i do drink 2 scoops of protein immediately after i lift every single day.... i just forgot mine today and was making a joke
Posted on 6/21/17 at 3:23 pm to Big Scrub TX
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some fiber to make it seem (metabolically) as if there is slightly less sugar
We are saying the same thing
The food as a whole is processed differently in the body
Not all fruits are sugar bombs also
Posted on 6/21/17 at 3:24 pm to thibtigerfan
Sorry to say it thib, big scrub is right. Body does not know the difference between fruit or chocolate. Do some reaseach on if it fits your macros style diets. Only real difference is fruitose goes straight to replenish liver glycogen which is actually worse than just an insulin spike.
This is speaking from a weight loss stand point only.
From a health stand point sugar is sugar but preservatives in the chocolate will be much worse for your overall health. But still sugar is sugar,m.
Posted on 6/21/17 at 3:26 pm to Big Scrub TX
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For starters, your body was not evolved/designed to a mostly-plant diet
oh it wasn't? Please tell me how so. Meat was only available WHEN one was killed. That took days and/or weeks of hunting where humans had to survive on fruits and veggies that they gathered.
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However, that is NOT the same thing as saying a plant-based diet is preferable to a proper omnivorous diet (with a heavy lean to animal fats and proteins.)
It is preferable according to the ACS (American Cancer Society) as well as most doctors.
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I would choose all-animal over all-plant 1000 times out of 1000.
Again to each their own. I prefer the exact opposite
Posted on 6/21/17 at 3:32 pm to lsu777
Forks Over Knives
Read here. Let me know if you have heard of someone dieing from eating too much organic fruit.
The body benefits from the micronutrients and the fiber. A naturally occurring sugar (while not going to extremes with it) are not bad from you.
For weight loss maybe a different story, but for overall health
Read here. Let me know if you have heard of someone dieing from eating too much organic fruit.
The body benefits from the micronutrients and the fiber. A naturally occurring sugar (while not going to extremes with it) are not bad from you.
For weight loss maybe a different story, but for overall health
Posted on 6/21/17 at 4:26 pm to thibtigerfan
quote:Maybe, but
We are saying the same thing
quote:This makes it seem maybe not. The sugar is not processed differently. The fiber just makes the headline sugar's number have slightly less metabolic impact. And then the presence of micro-nutrients asks the eater to make a judgment call on the tradeoff of sugar for nutrients.
The food as a whole is processed differently in the body
quote:You're right. I limit my fruit mostly to berries. But even something as seemingly elemental as an apple is a massive sugar bomb and IMO a net health negative.
Not all fruits are sugar bombs also
Posted on 6/21/17 at 4:44 pm to thibtigerfan
No thank you, you mentioned meat and cancer, no offense but you lost all credibility when it comes to healthy eating. You may know how to get people lean as evidenced by your own progress but no offense but you don't know jack shite about cancer, meat or health in general if you believe meat causes cancer.
Btw cancer is fueled by glucose, only glucose and without it the cancer cell dies. This is a fact that can not be disputed. So how would eating items that contain glucose help prevent cancer?
All of the studies that show this were paid for by the grain and big farm industry. The government wants you to eat like that because there is not enough meat for everyone to eat pounds of it.
And yea we gathered and feasted. But we only gathered berries and only enough to provide energy. We feasted nightly on meat during primal times or atleast every few days. But the majority of our calories were from fat and protein, not fruits and veggies.
And since when did doctors get an education on nutrition?
Btw cancer is fueled by glucose, only glucose and without it the cancer cell dies. This is a fact that can not be disputed. So how would eating items that contain glucose help prevent cancer?
All of the studies that show this were paid for by the grain and big farm industry. The government wants you to eat like that because there is not enough meat for everyone to eat pounds of it.
And yea we gathered and feasted. But we only gathered berries and only enough to provide energy. We feasted nightly on meat during primal times or atleast every few days. But the majority of our calories were from fat and protein, not fruits and veggies.
And since when did doctors get an education on nutrition?
Posted on 6/21/17 at 4:49 pm to thibtigerfan
quote:The "fruits and veggies" you are referring to didn't exist during our hunter/forager days. It would have been subsistence on nuts/berries/etc. A big sugar-bomb apple was not a thing. And the vast majority of vegetables you probably have in mind (lettuces, cabbages, broccoli, cauliflower, etc.) literally have only existed for the past 1500-2000 years. They are all human-bred from one weed (brassica).
oh it wasn't? Please tell me how so. Meat was only available WHEN one was killed. That took days and/or weeks of hunting where humans had to survive on fruits and veggies that they gathered.
quote:You can feel free to rely on these "advocacy" groups which have proven more and more to be nothing more than horribly politicized shill organizations. The AHA and ADA are particularly bad offenders and have given out decades of highly destructive advice that has poisoned several generations of Americans.
It is preferable according to the ACS (American Cancer Society) as well as most doctors.
Posted on 6/21/17 at 4:53 pm to thibtigerfan
quote:I'm sure plenty of diabetics and heart patients were quite negatively affected by their over-consumption of fruits and fruit juices. Their claim that "sugar derived in whole foods is not an issue" is ludicrous. But in any event, just know: your body LITERALLY has no biological requirement for ingested carbohydrate. None. So, any ingested carbohydrate inherently indicates the eater making a risk/reward tradeoff between pleasure and health. And that's fine. But let's not act like it's not true.
Let me know if you have heard of someone dieing from eating too much organic fruit.
Posted on 6/21/17 at 7:02 pm to Big Scrub TX
I agree that we can survive without carbohydrates. But I believe a diet high in natural unprocessed carbohydrates is healthier than one high in animal fat
Posted on 6/21/17 at 7:06 pm to lsu777
777 you may not agree with me
But my credibility is not in question when it comes to health.
Show me a more reputable organization that states that unprocessed organic fruits and veggies cause cancer.
I can send lots of articles stating that meat contains carcinogens.
You're right. I do know how make diet plans to get people lean. But I also know what foods make them healthier too. I know the right way to diet so that you can combo them as well.
But my credibility is not in question when it comes to health.
Show me a more reputable organization that states that unprocessed organic fruits and veggies cause cancer.
I can send lots of articles stating that meat contains carcinogens.
You're right. I do know how make diet plans to get people lean. But I also know what foods make them healthier too. I know the right way to diet so that you can combo them as well.
Posted on 6/21/17 at 7:21 pm to thibtigerfan
Well kinda over reacted and shouldn't have questioned your credibility when it comes to health and I 100% agree that fruits and veggies are healthy due to micronutrients. But those studies that show meats have carcingions are either flawed by using low grade meat or flawed due to who paid for the study.
But when it comes to cancer you are way off. I'm sure you will pull the China study up, but its flaws like crazy. In general meat can not cause cancer as cancer lives off of glucose. Low grade meats with preservatives and other shite maybe can but pure grass fed beef, free range chicken and wild caught seafood can not, will not and is not possible to cause cancer, spread cancer etc
Cancer must have glucose to live, period. It's why you should go on a zero carb diet if you get cancer. Should also take dnp in low dose due to its ability to control insulin and glucose release at a cellular level and to perform this and other actions in the mitochondria. FDA would never allow dnp to be suggested, doesn't mean it doesn't work. Ada would never suggest a zero carb diet as there is no money in beating cancer that away. If you do anything please be extremely skeptical of any nutritional information any government agency or any general practitioner gives you that isn't into athletics, bodybuilding etc.
But when it comes to cancer you are way off. I'm sure you will pull the China study up, but its flaws like crazy. In general meat can not cause cancer as cancer lives off of glucose. Low grade meats with preservatives and other shite maybe can but pure grass fed beef, free range chicken and wild caught seafood can not, will not and is not possible to cause cancer, spread cancer etc
Cancer must have glucose to live, period. It's why you should go on a zero carb diet if you get cancer. Should also take dnp in low dose due to its ability to control insulin and glucose release at a cellular level and to perform this and other actions in the mitochondria. FDA would never allow dnp to be suggested, doesn't mean it doesn't work. Ada would never suggest a zero carb diet as there is no money in beating cancer that away. If you do anything please be extremely skeptical of any nutritional information any government agency or any general practitioner gives you that isn't into athletics, bodybuilding etc.
Posted on 6/21/17 at 7:42 pm to lsu777
I believe that the most prescribed diet to cancer patients is the Mediterranean diet.
I don't see how eating fruits and veggies is a bad thing regardless of fructose in fruit.
If you are eating wild caught fish and deer that's very different than eating chicken and beef from Wal mart.
I don't see how eating fruits and veggies is a bad thing regardless of fructose in fruit.
If you are eating wild caught fish and deer that's very different than eating chicken and beef from Wal mart.
Posted on 6/22/17 at 9:31 am to lsu777
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In general meat can not cause cancer as cancer lives off of glucose. Low grade meats with preservatives and other shite maybe can but pure grass fed beef, free range chicken and wild caught seafood can not, will not and is not possible to cause cancer, spread cancer etc
You still have not provided any study to show this. I do agree that grass fed beef, etc. are better. I never said I don't eat meat, I just stated that from plenty of studies meats do contain carcinogens.
Also, we can argue that other studies are gaining funding from the meat industry. That outlook goes both ways.
This post was edited on 6/22/17 at 9:34 am
Posted on 6/22/17 at 9:32 am to tke_swamprat
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I don't see how eating fruits and veggies is a bad thing regardless of fructose in fruit. If you are eating wild caught fish and deer that's very different than eating chicken and beef from Wal mart
Exactly spot on. If you are going kill and clean the meat yourself, it will be a lot healthier than what you are buying.
Posted on 6/22/17 at 9:45 am to thibtigerfan
not trying to be a dick, but look it up. DO some research on how cancer survives, how it thrives and do your own conclusions. The studies you are using also use corolation to try and draw a conclusion. Corolation does not equal causation.
Posted on 6/22/17 at 9:54 am to lsu777
Cancer likes acidity and both meat and refined sugars cause a high acidity environment so they both suck!
Posted on 6/22/17 at 9:59 am to lsu777
There's a new Documentary on Netflix called "What is Health", which draws the corellation between Meat and dairy, and cancer. All the meat we consume has some level of carcinogens in them.
Dairy also isn't good for you, because of the amount of hormones that are in it. 78% of the world is Lactose intolerant for a reason. Consuming dairy after infancy is not a natural thing, it's just something that the Dairy farmers have pushed on the American Public.
Dairy also isn't good for you, because of the amount of hormones that are in it. 78% of the world is Lactose intolerant for a reason. Consuming dairy after infancy is not a natural thing, it's just something that the Dairy farmers have pushed on the American Public.
This post was edited on 6/22/17 at 10:00 am
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