6 High Protein Foods I WISH I Started Eating Earlier…

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    Chapters:
    0:00 Intro
    1:08 Chuck roast
    2:08 Canned tuna
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    4:03 Ground beef
    4:57 Skyr
    6:00 Whole milk
    6:59 Cottage cheese
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  • @scottallen2190
    @scottallen2190 14 днів тому +12

    A little tip for cooking off your ground beef is to brown each side of the cube before you start to break it up. Sear each side for about 2 minutes to develope a crust then start to break up the meat. You get much better results in browning and flavor.

  • @justinmcalister7237
    @justinmcalister7237 24 дні тому +20

    Dont dismiss canned sardines without trying. To me, tastes exactly like tuna yet lower mercury concerns. 22g protein per can. I put franks hot sauce on it and eat it daily. Great protein source. Also pkg wild salmon.

    • @yahyeet4383
      @yahyeet4383 17 днів тому

      I mash with butter and apple cider vinegar and brown mustard. Sounds weird, but it’s really good. Changing the texture by mashing really helps.

  • @NapTownKid410
    @NapTownKid410 27 днів тому +43

    I just turned 46 recently and Cottage Cheese recently became a favorite of mine as well. I actually like it plain and with fruit. It's very versatile as a primary and secondary protein source.

    • @wendyread1183
      @wendyread1183 27 днів тому +3

      I grow chives in my garden and put them (chopped finely) into cottage cheese and it's awesome.

    • @dickdarlington3559
      @dickdarlington3559 27 днів тому

      I like putting a thick layer of it on top of kimchi or saurkraut to get my fermented stuff in while I get my cottage cheese.

    • @kag3818
      @kag3818 26 днів тому +2

      I love the cottage cheese with apple and cinnamon. And if I don't want to add a lot to it everything but the bagel seasoning is fantastic!

    • @AGoldieDog32876
      @AGoldieDog32876 25 днів тому +6

      Love cottage cheese! I mix salsa in and grab tortilla chips, it’s weird but delicious 😂

    • @stowie7733
      @stowie7733 22 дні тому +2

      I add chopped tomatoes, Catalina dressing along with salt & pepper. Delicious!

  • @misty4483
    @misty4483 27 днів тому +18

    Yum. Ground beef and roast. Love that people are starting to realize how important these proteins are.

  • @hpb19
    @hpb19 27 днів тому +27

    I agree with the chuck roast. Cooked properly, it is loaded with flavor using only salt and pepper.

    • @Bedjld16
      @Bedjld16 20 днів тому

      I never cook it right! How do I cook it to make it extremely tender in the slow cooker?

    • @rebeccaa2433
      @rebeccaa2433 19 днів тому

      You have to cook it longer.

  • @lesliefoldy2767
    @lesliefoldy2767 27 днів тому +15

    Recipe: Mix ground chicken with white miso. Form into meatballs. Simmer in chicken broth (or whatever) until done. I cook a LOT, and my husband said this was the best thing I ever made. The power of miso!

  • @civilizeddiva
    @civilizeddiva 27 днів тому +9

    Hi, Autumn,
    I've been listening to some of Dr. Casey Means' blogs on health and wellness. During her talks, she frequently references strong sources of (regenerative) protein, fat, and fiber ( i.e., *basil*, hemp & chia seeds), movement (every 30 minutes), and other health and wellness protocols. As I was listening to Dr. Means, I realized EVERYTHING she mentioned I had already learned from watching your videos. Your content is clear, accessible, and engaging.
    Thank you for all you do for your community 🎉

  • @TheRealPolecat
    @TheRealPolecat 27 днів тому +14

    Scrambled eggs with cottage cheese added when done. 😍 Add extras as wanted or just on its own.

    • @rebeccaa2433
      @rebeccaa2433 19 днів тому +3

      I scramble eggs and cottage cheese together, then cook. It’s delicious

  • @pauladeviveiros1448
    @pauladeviveiros1448 25 днів тому +4

    I LOVE your content!! Trying to test this high protein diet for my body and see if it changes my body composition! Fell in love with cottage cheese, blueberries and PB!!! Having it every day now 😍

  • @StorytimewithSai
    @StorytimewithSai 27 днів тому +4

    Great ideas 🥰 thank you for sharing!

  • @Stephanie1016x2
    @Stephanie1016x2 27 днів тому +1

    Thank you for always providing us with concise, easy to understand information and nutrition tips that are simple and affordable to implement into our lives. I just started eating cottage cheese again thanks to you. I add a little salt and pepper, and it makes a very satisfying breakfast. You're amazing, Autumn!

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому

      You're very welcome! Thanks for tuning in!❤️

  • @donf4227
    @donf4227 27 днів тому +7

    Siggi's yogurt 4% tastes great! I mix it with some protein powder so I can eat roughly 1/3 of my daily protein in 5 minutes, after breakfast but before leaving the house.... Siggi's 4% plain is a great replacement for sour cream too, IMO, since it is thicker/creamier than other yogurts.

  • @user-dm2rm6cs3f
    @user-dm2rm6cs3f 26 днів тому +4

    The pot roast looks sooo good. I’ve searched your cookbooks and can’t find a recipe for it. Could you share how long you cook it at what temperature and what would be safe to use as a broth under your IF program for weight loss? I appreciate you and any assistance you can provide!

  • @More_Than_Conquerors
    @More_Than_Conquerors 27 днів тому +6

    I used to eat beef once every 3-4 weeks, now it’s weekly. Looking forward this year to making more of Autumn’s recipes! I love Greek yogurt. Will try the Skyr when I find it.

    • @rebeccaa2433
      @rebeccaa2433 19 днів тому +1

      I eat beef almost every day now and it’s made a huge difference with how I feel and I’ve lost weight.

  • @louiZiana-Gurl
    @louiZiana-Gurl 26 днів тому +1

    I ordered your vanilla protein powder and it really is delicious!❤❤❤

  • @stephh3521
    @stephh3521 26 днів тому +3

    I have been making yogurt in my instant pot (using whole grass fed milk) for a long time now because of your channel. The other week, I made cottage cheese which was an even quicker process. I used lemon juice to create the curds, but will give vinegar a try next time. I have also learned that the leftover whey can be used in a variety of ways, including being a good meat tenderizer.

    • @berrybestfarmer9614
      @berrybestfarmer9614 12 днів тому

      Not sure why but i get much better results with lemon juice over vinegar.

  • @patricemccoy8484
    @patricemccoy8484 8 днів тому

    Thx. You simply validated the choices I'm already making.

  • @guylainelamoureux
    @guylainelamoureux 27 днів тому +2

    So comforting to hear IF supports gut health. I have questions on acne: Do you know if having a lot of sugar alcohol will make someone breakout with acne? Are anxiety and/or stress more responsible for breakouts? Which one of your over 800 videos addresses acne/breakouts best? Asking for a friend. Thank you Autumn. 💪❤️🇨🇦

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому +2

      Hi Guylaine!❤️ I haven't seen anything specific to sugar alcohol and acne, but I would imagine it could. Sugar alcohols can disturb the gut microbiome when eaten in larger amounts and the GI tract is often tied to skin health. Regarding stress - I've personally noticed this can cause the occasional breakout!

    • @guylainelamoureux
      @guylainelamoureux 27 днів тому

      @@AutumnBates Thank you for answering my question, really appreciate it.

  • @reinaavila6168
    @reinaavila6168 27 днів тому

    Thanks for the video. Great ideas. Now I’m wondering where do I start to figure out how much protein I should be eating to make sure I eat enough.

  • @SoTired083
    @SoTired083 18 днів тому +1

    Will be 41 in August and my body and its needs are changing
    I need to increase my protein. This is great info for me!

  • @ly4585
    @ly4585 26 днів тому +2

    I have 2 questions.
    1) do you have recipes for those who DO NOT have a kitchen?
    2) Can i add protein powder to chia seed pudding? (Kinda plan on eating it everyday 😅)

  • @sarahstocks3088
    @sarahstocks3088 26 днів тому +2

    Definately team Cottage cheese. I eat it in so many things or just as is yumm! I have been loving your bowl and thought why I waited so long to add blueberries to it or fresh peaches.

  • @cemperscauldron6494
    @cemperscauldron6494 25 днів тому +2

    Regardng Skyr, make sure that not only does it have whole milk but also has heritage cultures. These cultures do not deteriorate over time.

  • @RaeanneNichol
    @RaeanneNichol 27 днів тому

    Thank you so much, Autumn, for your wide ranging videos on weight loss. I have now achieved the weight that I was aiming at and I am now at point of wanting to build back up, from calorie deficit to calorie maintenance levels. ( I lost 30 lobs). Could you recommend how best to return back to maintenance levels? Thanks again so much.❣

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому +2

      Congratulations!! I have some videos on this coming in june - stay tuned!

  • @missthunderstormable
    @missthunderstormable 11 днів тому +1

    try sour cream and drizzle chocolate on it, greek yoghurt can be used too or any yoghurt. tastes like Monte yoghurt yum

  • @StevenCovey-ct3sx
    @StevenCovey-ct3sx 11 днів тому +1

    Autumn! Love your videos. Any thoughts on Kefir made from 3.5 % fat, grass fed, organic milk? Easy to make and almost completely sugar free.

  • @tchevrier
    @tchevrier 26 днів тому +1

    I'll mix half a scoop of vanilla whey protein powder into 3/4 cup of plain Skyr and add some strawberries or blueberries. It gives me about 34 grams of protein for breakfast.

  • @pampenrod8713
    @pampenrod8713 27 днів тому +7

    Hi Autumn! I’m 64 years old and have been struggling with trying to lose about 10 pounds and tone up. I have tried a few strategies and each time with no luck. I have hypothyroidism coupled with the post menopause ugh it’s really tough! I have been watching your videos and have implemented your high protein low carb/sugar eating plan. I also do IF 16/8 and I’ve increased my step goal to 12,000 working up to 15,000 as you recommend. I’m losing glacierly slow but I’ve only been on this plan for a couple weeks. I just made your granola and am having it on Greek yogurt with protein powder. Oh my, it is SO good! This is a plan I think I can stick to. I only eat 2 meals but I don’t get hungry in between. I’m super excited and hopeful that I can be successful! I purchased your smoothie recipe book and making them for my husband also. I just wanted to say thank you thank you thank you!! I appreciate all the information your are providing! Hi to Trevor and Sage!

    • @pampenrod8713
      @pampenrod8713 27 днів тому +1

      Oh also cottage cheese and Greek yogurt are my 2 best friends now 😄

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому +1

      Aw yay! I'm so excited to be part of your journey!❤️

    • @pauladeviveiros1448
      @pauladeviveiros1448 25 днів тому

      I too find eating this way makes me eat only 2 big meals!

  • @chrisoulalakkas7935
    @chrisoulalakkas7935 22 дні тому +1

    Challenges are inevitable; mastering the art of skillful problem-solving is the true test of living.

  • @luciannedemarco6296
    @luciannedemarco6296 27 днів тому +5

    I'm eating more dairy (skyr, cottage cheese, yogurt, etc) to bump up my protein. But can you speak to the inflammatory issues that dairy can cause? I'm feeling like my skin is not looking as good with consuming all this dairy. Thank you!

    • @rosedalawn
      @rosedalawn 19 днів тому

      If dairy isn’t working for you right now that’s fine! We’re all different. I would cut back on the dairy and up other sources of protein/fat (like meat/fish). Might be helpful to journal how you’re feeling with each change you make to your diet.

  • @jameshoward4679
    @jameshoward4679 27 днів тому +2

    I like cottage cheese with pepper, cherry tomatoes and sriracha hot sauce. Very good.

  • @AndresGonzalez-bg8uk
    @AndresGonzalez-bg8uk 23 дні тому +1

    Great list. Even with brands like Safe Catch I still put seafood lower on the list because I try to keep mercury out of my diet.
    Have you tried raw dairy? It’s not pasteurized and it totally changed the way I taste dairy. With a few exceptions most milk now tastes cooked after having had raw milk.

  • @campbellenglish1872
    @campbellenglish1872 26 днів тому

    Hi Autumn, should protein requirements be based on current weight, lean body mass or target weight? Thanks Campbell

  • @kellieliacopoulos8005
    @kellieliacopoulos8005 27 днів тому +4

    Good morning, Sage-y's mom! :) Great video, as always! :) My experience is sat. fat is NOT my friend. I hear you regarding the benefits of whole fat dairy everything, but honestly, Autumn, my LDL soooaaarrrs when I do that! (I'm 59) Red meat is a killer as well! I have to eat non-fat dairy or at least very low fat, especially cottage cheese because I eat it literally every day! :) LOVE!! 😋 I eat lots of seafood...scallops, tuna, salmon, etc. :) If you have any thoughts about any of this, please let me know! I hope you are having a great week and thank you for all your hard work! :) Kellie

    • @SRuss8417
      @SRuss8417 27 днів тому +1

      Same here… with high cholesterol the red meat and full fat freaks me out… would these things affect the levels?

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому +1

      Good morning! Some people do have a genetic component where they negatively react to saturated fats. However, it's also important to look at other blood markers, as LDL doesn't give a complete image of heart health. Other great studied markers that you can ask your doctor about are HDL, triglycerides and cholesterol ratio.

  • @Sevazzz
    @Sevazzz 26 днів тому

    in one of your earlier videos you've showed how much of a product contains certain amount of protein. it was very helpful. if you would show the same with a variety of foods - cooked chicken, beef, etc - just to visualize how much would contain 30-40grams of protein

  • @pancakequeen
    @pancakequeen 27 днів тому +2

    I loooove pot/chuck roast! How do you incorporate fiber into your meal when you eat it?

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому

      I usually will pair it with some type of veggie! Sometimes I'll throw veggies like cauliflower in toward the end of the pot roast cook time.

  • @melissaschwenker7871
    @melissaschwenker7871 27 днів тому +4

    pot roast is everything! Its like a weekly staple for me

  • @danielekstrom3883
    @danielekstrom3883 23 дні тому

    Hi! This you have probably mentioned in your videos many many times. In my elektrolyte powder there are steviol glycosides from stevia. Hoq does this affect my fasting window whwn consuming this?

  • @dsg-yt
    @dsg-yt 27 днів тому +1

    I occasionally eat canned salmon. It has less mercury than tuna, and is widely available and easy to prepare.

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому

      I still haven't tried canned salmon!

  • @SometimesMyself
    @SometimesMyself 26 днів тому

    I’ve been struggling (struggling!) to eat enough protein. I fill up so quickly that it’s just hard to get enough before I feel full. Pretty much every day, I have a bowl of skyr with fresh berries, and the other day it dawned on me. I can just have 1 1/2 servings of skyr with my berries instead of 1. That’s another (almost) 10 grams of protein, and not too much to eat in one sitting. On my salad, I added 6 ounces of chicken instead of 4. Another 15-ish grams. I realize this is not surprising to anyone, but I was so locked into thinking in terms of a “serving size” that I found myself searching for other things to eat for more protein, rather than simply having a bit more than a serving to begin with. It’s really made things so much easier and my protein intake has skyrocketed without any real effort!

  • @nicolerogo7848
    @nicolerogo7848 27 днів тому +4

    How did you reintroduce dairy back into your diet? I’ve tried & i get horrible acne, gas, bloating & constipation especially with yogurt. And I get inflammation/joint pain

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому +3

      I might do a full video on this because I've gotten a lot of questions on it!
      But to answer...
      I first used Intermittent Fasting to help heal my gut for a few years before introducing dairy. It wasn't super intentional, but I noticed that as my gut healed with IF, I was able to eat various dairy products without it causing issues. So then I just slowly incorporated more and more (fermented and low lactose options at first).

  • @delongphotography5949
    @delongphotography5949 27 днів тому +2

    Would you mind making a video showing explaining the proper way/method to reintroduce dairy into your diet? I don't want to do it too quickly. I have tried and LOVE cottage cheese but I experienced bloating just like you mentioned.

    • @gra795
      @gra795 27 днів тому

      yes would love to know!

    • @susannmarie1
      @susannmarie1 27 днів тому

      Yes please! How do you heal your gut?

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому +4

      Yes!! I see a lot of comments on this video asking the same thing, so I definitely will do a video on what I did to reintroduce dairy.

  • @laurenmccombe
    @laurenmccombe 26 днів тому

    I’ve really enjoyed your videos! I tried the LMNT drinks and maybe I’m not using enough water but they were soo salty I had a hard time drinking it

    • @patriciashake1458
      @patriciashake1458 26 днів тому

      I use a packet but use it throughout the day instead of all at once

    • @laurenmccombe
      @laurenmccombe 26 днів тому +1

      I’ll try this- thanks!

  • @susanfindell6154
    @susanfindell6154 27 днів тому

    I love all of these foods ❤

  • @marindawestra-mulder8608
    @marindawestra-mulder8608 26 днів тому +1

    I could not believe that protein would have such an impact on my body.......but wow upping my protein made my muscles really happy 💪🏻

  • @ElevenII8
    @ElevenII8 27 днів тому

    Would you recommend these items for t1ds?

  • @JA99
    @JA99 27 днів тому +1

    Might you be able to do a video dedicated to high protein vegan options?

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому +1

      I have a few videos where I highlight plant-based options, but you can also find a more complete list with my blog post here: www.autumnellenutrition.com/post/the-best-high-protein-foods-for-weight-loss-your-complete-guide-full-food-list

  • @guin3666
    @guin3666 13 годин тому

    Great video. Try Burrata cheese... Check out Florence sandwich with this cheese. ❤

  • @margrose5
    @margrose5 26 днів тому +1

    Chuck roast is not cheap here! Less than some cuts but not especially inexpensive. (Michigan)

    • @rebeccaa2433
      @rebeccaa2433 19 днів тому

      But you can get many meals out of a good sized roast.

  • @carolinejonsson2275
    @carolinejonsson2275 25 днів тому

    how much cream can you put in your coffee without breaking the fast. if you don't beat it?❤

  • @jejunamja
    @jejunamja 27 днів тому

    Good morning Autumn... Thanks for another reminder about protein. Does skyr need to be refrigerated? From your videos it seems like it's on a regular shelf not in the refrigerated area actually I haven't seen it anywhere I'd like to give it a try .

  • @elizabethgracefashion
    @elizabethgracefashion 27 днів тому +2

    Are you able to make a video about how to heal your gut?

  • @gidget8717
    @gidget8717 18 днів тому +1

    I subbed to this channel today. I can't eat meat. It makes me sick, I don't digest it well. I can eat about 2 ounces a day and not get sick, but that's it. So I struggle with protein ideas that's NOT meat. You have given me some good ideas about what I can eat to get more protein in my diet. Thank you. I understand that carnivore is helping a lot of people but there are people like me in this world that have medical conditions that makes consumption of meat impossible or nearly impossible. We need help and ideas too. 😁

  • @cisium1184
    @cisium1184 27 днів тому +7

    Chuck Roast? That guy owes me money!

  • @Dana-ee9pb
    @Dana-ee9pb 26 днів тому

    omg I drink that same milk and have been eating the heck out of pot roast lately.

  • @nancyelizabeth8364
    @nancyelizabeth8364 27 днів тому

    Have you tried fairlife milk it’s double the protein ?

  • @lorimoore5589
    @lorimoore5589 26 днів тому

    Is it possible to acquire a taste for fish? I hate it so much. The smell and taste are so gross to me but I know I need to eat it but just don't know how to get myself to like it.

  • @BeverlyRubin
    @BeverlyRubin 24 дні тому

    What are your thoughts about pork tenderloin ?

  • @ApostolosKatsioulas
    @ApostolosKatsioulas 27 днів тому

    I don't consume dairy and red meat, because I am suffering from piles. I don't like low fat dairy, I'd rather get the full benefit of full fat ones. I haven't had issue with lactose yet when it comes to protein powder, I don't know whether I should give concentrate or a blend ago over isolate which I prefer to use. As for fish, I know Autumn isn't a fan of salmon, I am,but it's too expensive where I live so I stick to pollock and canned skipjack tuna in brine. Cheers.

  • @heathercolburn1244
    @heathercolburn1244 20 днів тому

    Do you have protein recommendations for those of us who are dairy intolerant to both casein and whey? I’ve also had to recently cut way back on red meat.

    • @Ayverie4
      @Ayverie4 2 дні тому

      Eggs. IMO red meat & eggs are the very best nutritionally.

  • @gra795
    @gra795 27 днів тому

    how did you introduce dairy? I was vegan up until last year then started eating goat and sheep cheese and kefir, but I think it triggered my rosacea which now will not go away! Is there a specific strain of probiotic to help with lactose intolerance to heal the gut?

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому

      I first used Intermittent Fasting to help heal my gut for a few years before introducing dairy. It wasn't super intentional, but I noticed that as my gut healed with IF, I was able to eat various dairy products without it causing issues. So then I just slowly incorporated more and more (fermented and low lactose options at first).

  • @tiffanys9493
    @tiffanys9493 26 днів тому

    New subscriber here. One year post op VSG. Age 57. Slowww wt loss of only 40lbs. Will IF help me? Bariatric dietitians push not going over 5 hrs without eating , low fat, low carb, high protein. This is causing snacking and isn’t working for me!

  • @Alyssa-ct4tn
    @Alyssa-ct4tn 27 днів тому +2

    How did you heal your gut to be able to eat dairy? I would hope that what you did would work for me

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому

      Intermittent Fasting! And removing all snacks. Both were such a game changer for kickstarting my MMC (migrating motor complex) which helps to clean out the GI tract. I have a *lot* of videos on Intermittent Fasting if you want more info.

  • @kathyjohnston3971
    @kathyjohnston3971 День тому

    I love cottage cheese and yogurt but should we be eating from grass fed animals?

  • @hillarywiener171
    @hillarywiener171 26 днів тому

    Haven’t watched your video yet. LMAO I swear if you say cottage cheese ground beef and tuna. Give me something new! Love your channel and advice!

  • @traceyTibbles07
    @traceyTibbles07 27 днів тому +3

    Do you even read the comments? Just wondering, cause I asked a serious Q a few weeks ago, with no reply 🤔
    It’s a Q about ground beef, so even more relevant as you discuss this again!!

    • @chriswhitehouse8982
      @chriswhitehouse8982 27 днів тому +9

      With 200+ comments per video, and she is posting a new video every few days, do you really think it is reasonable to expect that she can read every comment and address every question in the comments? Just saying...

  • @marymarseglia4536
    @marymarseglia4536 16 днів тому +2

    Canned sardines even better than tuna

    • @nancymarcanoortiz2072
      @nancymarcanoortiz2072 3 дні тому

      Good idea. I remember enjoying sardines with hot sauce when I was younger. I think I’ll try it again. Thanks ❤

  • @teokolaksazova6018
    @teokolaksazova6018 27 днів тому

    what brand are the sage leggings in the beginning of the video

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому +1

      I believe it's TLF? My husband got them for me, so I'm not 100% certain.

  • @marypatolszewski4717
    @marypatolszewski4717 11 годин тому

    Does every flavor taste salty?

  • @komalgulati04
    @komalgulati04 27 днів тому

    Can women with PCOS use whey protein powder or dairy products or milk or Greek yogurt?

    • @jbug884
      @jbug884 27 днів тому

      Yes, and if you cut caffeine and ALL sugar that will get rid of your symptoms. It’s sugar and weight gain that causes your condition.

  • @ashleymcentyre6904
    @ashleymcentyre6904 23 дні тому

    I’m a vegetarian and I struggle with finding enough protein…..any tips or ideas on what to eat?

    • @Ayverie4
      @Ayverie4 2 дні тому

      Eggs
      Plant proteins can give you a little boost but are nutritionally inferior with poor absorption.

  • @Leo-mr1qz
    @Leo-mr1qz 27 днів тому

    Thanks for introducing the whole fat skyr to us, Autumn. I love it! It gives a great protein boost to my afternoon protein shake. 😊

  • @FarqueKnowsWhere
    @FarqueKnowsWhere 27 днів тому

    Hi Autumn, you didn’t grow up eating the proteins you mentioned, but having done masters in nutrition which is near the top, wouldn’t that have taught you to start eating them then? Did the masters in nutrition actually teach you the information in this video or did you source it elsewhere? Apologies for my terrible writing. There seems to be a lot of people with chronic, autoimmune and other health issues getting better and off medications by doing the opposite of professional mainstream healthcare recommendations. Regards..

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому

      You would think so! But even with all of my schooling, these high quality sources of protein weren't incredibly emphasized. Protein in general felt like it was always a lesser focus.

  • @Ciera3823
    @Ciera3823 27 днів тому

    Is skyr less sour than Greek? I am not a fan of Greek yogurt.

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому

      I'd say they're fairly similar. But you can try stirring in 1/2 scoop vanilla or chocolate protein powder to cut through the sour flavor and add a bit of extra protein!

  • @PopFizzPaperDani
    @PopFizzPaperDani 27 днів тому +2

    One serving of canned tuna is 20ish grams of protein. Idk where you found it at 30-40g per serving, but plz share. 😅

    • @amycurtis4641
      @amycurtis4641 27 днів тому +1

      She's probably eating the whole can, not the half can serving size

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому +2

      Yup, I eat the whole can. Ours are 4-5 oz. sizes. Safe Catch is the brand!

    • @margrose5
      @margrose5 26 днів тому

      She said the whole can.

  • @elizabethgracefashion
    @elizabethgracefashion 27 днів тому +1

    I associate cottage cheese with Autumn now lol

  • @evelynbayna8824
    @evelynbayna8824 27 днів тому +1

    I cannot find an electrolyte drink without stevia. I don't like it.

  • @blancaesquivel8807
    @blancaesquivel8807 25 днів тому

    You mention Tuna a lot… My question is, how come you didn’t include it in your challenge plans???You do give the option to add Tuna, but why not include an actual recipe using Tuna??😊

  • @skillsmany2235
    @skillsmany2235 27 днів тому

    🌞 Chuck Roast!!!
    My mother and my online nutritionist have merged!! ⚘️🕊♥️✨️

  • @elainecondrin1927
    @elainecondrin1927 26 днів тому

    Fairlife milk has 50% more protein!!

  • @tristamyers1910
    @tristamyers1910 27 днів тому

    What does skyr taste like? Can anyone elaborate? Lol

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому

      Kind of like greek yogurt, but a bit creamier and a little bit thicker.

  • @letmeknow7840
    @letmeknow7840 27 днів тому +1

    What brand tuna do you like? You speak so fast that I couldn’t even catch that

  • @cleanqueen75
    @cleanqueen75 27 днів тому

    My nutritionist told me to limit my beef to a lean beef filet mignon only.

    • @margrose5
      @margrose5 26 днів тому

      Why?

    • @cleanqueen75
      @cleanqueen75 26 днів тому

      @@margrose5 saturated fats and cholesterol I assume

    • @rebeccaa2433
      @rebeccaa2433 19 днів тому

      Get a new nutritionist. Beef is so healthy for us. Animal fat and protein do wonders for the body,

    • @cleanqueen75
      @cleanqueen75 19 днів тому

      I’m now on a statin so I have to limit the beef.

  • @gsrekem
    @gsrekem 26 днів тому

    Usually I try not to make negative comments, but these videos can be triggering for a lot of people. People struggling with EDs who are afraid of eating one slice of bread, I hope they don’t watch this. Eating a carb sometimes is not bad and these videos make me feel like I can never touch a carb or a sweet treat ever again. Yes this formula is great for weight loss, but some people do well on adding carbs like oats, rice occasionally into their diet. Jeez a teaspoon of honey in your tea will not throw off your progress! There needs to be more flexibility here

    • @misty4483
      @misty4483 25 днів тому +1

      Ppl struggling with disordered eating have to deal with it sadly. I hope they can all heal, and beat it. Triggering content/events will be everywhere. These videos may not not be for them, and it’s really up to the individual to look after themselves. There would be no way around this,m unless these videos were censored somehow, which would be crazy. I, along with many people, struggle with body issues, and look for ways to be healthy.

  • @HopeandFaith-xb9kk
    @HopeandFaith-xb9kk 27 днів тому

    Will LMNT break a fast?

  • @AMY_76611
    @AMY_76611 27 днів тому +2

    For people that retain water -LMNT was not a smart option for me

  • @kaylarayann6922
    @kaylarayann6922 21 день тому

    How does someone without a gallbladder enjoy full fat whole milk products without spending all day in the restroom?!

  • @marymarseglia4536
    @marymarseglia4536 16 днів тому +1

    Whole fat goat milk better than cow milk little higher in protein & fat as well. #1 milk in the entire world. USA is the only one that made cows milk "better" than goat milk but it isntb

  • @cb5528
    @cb5528 27 днів тому

    Greek yogurt is higher protein than Skyr

  • @BB-yi6qn
    @BB-yi6qn 24 дні тому

    I heard that Americans eat cereal, bread, milk, coffee, juice for breakfast, hamburgers, fries, fried chicken sandwiches, hot dogs, apples, bananas, and Coke for lunch, and pizza, pasta, corn soup, black tea pudding, and cake for dinner. Is this true?

  • @23daughters
    @23daughters 2 дні тому

    Tuna has a lot of mercury in it! Mackerel and sardines are a lot better with a lot lower mercury and wild caught salmon is the absolute best. Please ignore the recommendation for tuna in this video. I'm shocked a nutritionist is promoting that.

  • @SuzanaRoth
    @SuzanaRoth 27 днів тому +1

    Other than skyr and cottage cheese, a vegetarian cannot eat any of those options.

    • @FarqueKnowsWhere
      @FarqueKnowsWhere 27 днів тому +4

      That’s their choice…

    • @user-ve2om7bo1u
      @user-ve2om7bo1u 27 днів тому +2

      If someone chooses to be vegetarian, that's their problem.

    • @SuzanaRoth
      @SuzanaRoth 27 днів тому +1

      @user-ve2om7bo1u it's not a problem!!! First off, and secondly, vegetarian and vegan diets have increased. So inclusion is important.

    • @SuzanaRoth
      @SuzanaRoth 27 днів тому +1

      @FarqueKnowsWhere inclusion is the key, it's the 21st century.

    • @user-ve2om7bo1u
      @user-ve2om7bo1u 27 днів тому +4

      @SuzanaRoth yes, it is completely fine if someone chooses to be vegetarian. That does not mean that you are entitled for other people to "include" you in their choice of context for their content. I am sure there are plenty of other people who can talk your ear off about vegetarian options. You can't expect everyone to cater to all of the above every time they post something. It's impossible. That's why there are so many content creators. People need to stop thinking they are entitled and offended when they are not "included." That is a problem with the 21st century.

  • @foxetalez
    @foxetalez 27 днів тому

    put the roast in a crockpot.

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому +3

      I tried that, but honestly I prefer the dutch oven. I feel like it came out so much better.

    • @pauladeviveiros1448
      @pauladeviveiros1448 25 днів тому +1

      Can you provide your process? So when you seer on stove top in Dutch oven, you just put it in there with lid on and put Dutch oven in oven?…for how long at what temp? Please! Thanks! ❤

  • @mimosveta
    @mimosveta 27 днів тому

    wait, when you say you "didn't grow up eating meat", are you saying your parents were vegans and that's how they raised you, or are you saying you started your life on normal, standard diet, but at some point decided that you don't want to eat meat?

    • @user-ve2om7bo1u
      @user-ve2om7bo1u 27 днів тому

      Her family was vegetarian growing up.

    • @AutumnBates
      @AutumnBates  27 днів тому +2

      Yeah my family was vegetarian for years. I think I was about 6 or 7 when they first became vegetarian and then they reintroduced meat (mostly chicken and some fish) when I was in high school. Now they all eat beef, fish, chicken, eggs, dairy, pork... pretty much everything!

  • @gregmccomas3750
    @gregmccomas3750 11 днів тому

    Tuna is cat food. Yuk!