Protein Helps w/ Fat Loss: Diet & Training Methods That Actually Work | Alan Aragon

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  • @lostieaddict
    @lostieaddict Рік тому +73

    Thanks to your channel and Time-Restricted Feeding, I've now been free of daily seizures for three months. (For the first time in over two years and I do not take anti-epileptic medications.) My one requirement for me to stay seizure free is to ALWAYS eat breakfast, especially before training. The amount of healing I've seen in the last few months with my ability to walk and stay conscious makes me SO excited to see what will happen a year from now! Thank you High-Intensity Health from the bottom of my heart!

    • @LatimusChadimus
      @LatimusChadimus Рік тому +10

      Yesssssssss. So happy to have read this. Keep up the great progress!

    • @KJB0001
      @KJB0001 Рік тому +1

      "walk and stay conscious" That's funny!! Good luck to you!!

    • @lostieaddict
      @lostieaddict Рік тому +3

      ​@@KJB0001 Thanks, and yes suffering can be kind of funny, especially it seems to people who take their good health for granted! All the best!

    • @lostieaddict
      @lostieaddict Рік тому +1

      @@LatimusChadimus Thank you! You're kind

    • @josephgrecco8604
      @josephgrecco8604 Рік тому

      ⁹0

  • @claires8735
    @claires8735 Рік тому +73

    Interesting. I find that "cheat days" cause me to fall of the wagon. Once I start cheating, I have a hard time stopping and every other day ends up being a cheat day.

    • @johnwheeler4957
      @johnwheeler4957 Рік тому +7

      Yep, that’s his point: do what works best for you. 👍

    • @aw2589
      @aw2589 Рік тому +12

      Me too. Not a moderator whatsoever. I do planned treats but they have to be low carb still. Otherwise, I crack.

    • @ironmaidenfitness654
      @ironmaidenfitness654 Рік тому +5

      Me too

    • @mthoodstyle
      @mthoodstyle Рік тому +5

      Yes for me little divinations off the narrow path just lead to bigger ones eventually. Until it’s a hot mess. Funny thing is I’m totally happy on the narrow path but the addictive mind starts doing its thing like “you don’t need to be religious about this” or “you can handle a little”. But it always leads to gaining weight and feeling so much regret.

    • @Rosie_Apple_Delight
      @Rosie_Apple_Delight Рік тому +2

      So relatable! Knowing others go through this is really validating and helpful!

  • @terrywbreedlove
    @terrywbreedlove Рік тому +13

    Six months into a whole food diet. Meats and veggies and Fruits. Resistant training three days a week. Love the Gains and foods. Lots of weight to lose but not in a hurry. Slow and steady is ok with me.

  • @LatimusChadimus
    @LatimusChadimus Рік тому +19

    Mike needs AT LEAST 3M subs. Everyone would benefit from subscribing, ringing the 🛎 and binging his videos on the upcoming weekend. Surely changed my life for the better! I've always been in the training department but I had to learn a lot of lessons over the years about nutrition, stress reduction, sleep, hormones, and a myriad of other topics discussed on this splendid channel. I've also been going for post meal walks for 16 months straight and it honestly is one of the most brilliant things ever, and yes I've heard it on other channels for years but it was Mike that got me to consider it, and I like to test things out before I start preaching so y'all need to get out there and take a 10 12 or even 15 minute walk after every meal

    • @TheJustinHit
      @TheJustinHit Рік тому

      Theres no way you're name is Joseph Jones.

  • @jenniferlabrum2277
    @jenniferlabrum2277 Рік тому +17

    I love that you are doing in person interviews. I think those are my favorite!

  • @wheelofcheese100
    @wheelofcheese100 Рік тому +22

    Alan Aragon is incredibly smart/knowledgeable. I’ve been following him for years.

  • @sandywilliams577
    @sandywilliams577 Рік тому +24

    I'm nearly 51 and prefer strength training in a fasted state. No need to be bothered with digestion when I'm trying to focus. I've done this for nearly three years. I do like to walk for 40 minutes after dinner.

    • @troytmd
      @troytmd Рік тому

      I'm gonna use that for sure !😀
      So true
      Digging this right now..
      " I strength train fasted. No need to be bothered with digestion when I'm trying to focus ".

    • @sandywilliams577
      @sandywilliams577 Рік тому

      @@troytmd ❤

    • @rk5782
      @rk5782 Рік тому +1

      I try to walk after dinner but dinner seems to gets me sleepy. I know I need to do this more

    • @TheJustinHit
      @TheJustinHit Рік тому

      You failed to provide when you do your strength training, morning or afternoon or night.
      But you remembered to tell us when you walk...

    • @e.7759
      @e.7759 Рік тому

      Do you train in the morning ? If so how early. Thx.

  • @TheAlanAragon
    @TheAlanAragon Рік тому +19

    I want to thank Mike for flawlessly hosting this convo. I really enjoyed it.👍🏼

  • @tonystonebraker
    @tonystonebraker Рік тому +8

    Was 350 in April 2022. Today I’m at 232. Want to hit 175 IF, whole food only and learning about insulin. Life changing.

    • @midwestribeye7820
      @midwestribeye7820 Рік тому +1

      WOW! Way to go!

    • @tonystonebraker
      @tonystonebraker Рік тому

      @@midwestribeye7820 TY

    • @vegewoman
      @vegewoman Рік тому

      Congratulations ! How do you feel?

    • @tonystonebraker
      @tonystonebraker Рік тому

      @@vegewoman pretty amazing. For 53. Less body pain. More energy. Being able to do fun things with my family again. Things like go carts or going to a restaurant and not having to worry about fitting in a booth.

  • @annettemartinez4063
    @annettemartinez4063 Рік тому +2

    Love this!!!! I’m so happy to hear that with proper nutrition, higher protein and resistance training we can build muscle even in our 80’s!!!

  • @lindsnandez
    @lindsnandez Рік тому +3

    I love it when you host these conversations, always a wealth of knowledge and highly motivational. I’m on my lifelong fitness journey, and I’m looking to crush my 2023 goals 💪🏼 your channel has truly helped me on this journey.

  • @ppietrukaniec2
    @ppietrukaniec2 Рік тому +19

    So Insulin may not be the cause for fat gain on these short term studies, but what about the damages of insulin resistance and glycation long term on all of our bodies cells? Were talking infertility issues, Alzheimer's, etc etc? Yes protein can increase insulin but nowhere near the level of all carbs, even so called considered 'clean" carbs.

    • @carolallison9685
      @carolallison9685 Рік тому

      It's not the insulin causing damage. it's the sugar causing the problems. With insulin resistance, the insulin can't do its job, so the sugar is just floating around in your blood doing all kinds of damage. Not all carbs cause massive insulin spikes. Unrefined carbs have never been shown to cause insulin resistance. You have to look at gl (dont be fooled by gi). The load is what matters. How quickly does the food digest? Is the carb source mostly fiber, or is it heavily refined? The easiest way to test this is to hold it in your mouth without chewing. Bread will dissolve within a matter of seconds, whereas oat groats will not. Not only that, but cellulose in high fiber carbs have been shown to stick to sugars in the intestines, so something like groats or farrow can actually help you eliminate sugars by stopping them from being digested. This is why unrefined carbs have been shown to help regulate blood glucose. Not only that, but your gut microbiome loves carbs. All fiber is a carbohydrate. It's good to feed the things literally keeping you alive. Dont starve your bacteria, that's not nice. They're just trying to help you. If you aren't pooping a 2 to 3 pound poop a day, you have a problem that unrefined carbs can help with. Ever take a shredded wheat poo? It's massive, and very good for you.

    • @ppietrukaniec2
      @ppietrukaniec2 Рік тому

      @carolallison9685 Fiber is not required by the body at all, in fact it can be contraindicated. Studies have shown fiber does not "feed" or promote gut bacteria at all. Im on a pure carnivore diet and have perfect regular bowel movements once per day. All sources of carbs will break down to glucose in the body, causing insulin to be persistently elevated. Glycemic index and glycemic load is a myth.

    • @ppietrukaniec2
      @ppietrukaniec2 Рік тому +2

      @@carolallison9685 There are studies where the body senses complex carbs in the mouth in seconds, just as quickly as pure glucos.

    • @thepatternforms859
      @thepatternforms859 Рік тому

      @@carolallison9685 all fiber does is bulk form stool. Dosnt help you go to the bathroom at all. In fact, causes lots of people constipation. Gut micro biome does just fine on a carnivore diet…

    • @kaylaread8048
      @kaylaread8048 Рік тому

      @@carolallison9685 Get a Level and try blood sugar monitoring. There are people out here, there have an epic insulinlevel after consuming Oats, but very low levels when the eat spaghetti … vice versa
      It’s totally individual and yes, it matters, if you have insulinresistence or not. You need the fasting insulin. Fasting Bloodsugar can be totally normal.
      It’s not as easy as you mean. It’s complicated, because every gut Microbiome is individual.

  • @catherinethecarnivorern8333
    @catherinethecarnivorern8333 Рік тому +33

    Great video! They want us all on a plant based diet that’s why. Nurses and doctors are taught the same thing.

    • @deanpaulson6714
      @deanpaulson6714 Рік тому +4

      No ! We.will be allowed an allocation of bugs ! Sad thing if they are on a pizza a lot won't care.

    • @LatimusChadimus
      @LatimusChadimus Рік тому

      Even while leafy vegetables and vegetables with skins on them, which includes grain, is not only considered peasant food, leafy vegetables grains and other vegetables with skins on them will scratch your gut lining risking bacteria in your blood stream. Asparagus onions mushrooms broccoli, things like that are great for men as well as great for feeding the bacteria in your gut, but people should be eating mostly meat and eggs, even fruits potatoes and shelled white rice. Peasants died young, and they were weak. Get strong so they can't keep trying to re-enslave the world

    • @ayasreviewsandtoycolection7148
      @ayasreviewsandtoycolection7148 Рік тому

      Most people fail to realize that all those spinach smoothies eating nuts bullshit is going to speed up the process of inflammation due to HIGH amounts of CALCIUM OXYLATE. That is what cases KIDNEY STONES as well as joint pain due to the oxalate build up which is like shards of glass in your body.

    • @dondajulah4168
      @dondajulah4168 Рік тому +1

      It may be more insidious than “plant- based” that is the diet that is preferably imposed. Non-animal based is more accurate as to what is preferred. Chemistry based food products with a base of plant material.

  • @lisabrinton2614
    @lisabrinton2614 Рік тому +6

    Alan is awesome. I had the pleasure of working with him in my 20's when I was a fitness competitor 😊

    • @TheAlanAragon
      @TheAlanAragon Рік тому

      Thank you, Lisa. So glad to know you’re still keeping healthy and fit after all these years! 👍🏼

    • @lisabrinton2614
      @lisabrinton2614 Рік тому

      @@TheAlanAragon 🙂

  • @scotlynhatt
    @scotlynhatt Рік тому +3

    Flexible eating is so hard for some people because they have to know how many calories is too many for their lean body mass. Maybe Macros & Metabolism education should be a primary school subject to get kids learning about how their metabolic system works and to have some ownership of it...at least a little bit could payoff huge.

  • @annie22krm
    @annie22krm Рік тому +4

    Thanks for mentioning about fasted cardio vs non fasted cardio. I love to exercise after a small meal. I hate fasted cardio.

  • @bryceherring946
    @bryceherring946 Рік тому +3

    I would also make note that for some portion of the healthy public who is training, alot of those people including myself are focused on muscle and hypertrophy, and when I structure a workout it's more tuned to a lifting session, so my goal is not how do I maximize fat oxidation, it's more about muscle building and adding lean tissue so for that reason alone, training fasted almost never works for me at least because my goals are to add muscle and frankly for me that is best having some food in the system...
    I've found lifting later in the day while having one or two protein based meals and some fats allows me to add muscle better vs trying to lift on an empty stomach. Also working out in general is not a good weight loss strategy, we know that most of weight loss is done in the kitchen and excercise should be viewed as a tool and done for the benefits of cardiovascular and strength, not to hyper focus on calories burned because that's not how it works in the long haul when it comes to weight loss, for most people doing a cardio based exercise routine, the amount of time spent vs actual calories burned is negligible unless your one of the few who hyper focus and track calories.
    I view exercise and training more around the physical benefits like for me trying to add more lean muscle but for weight loss and good body composition, I find almost all of that is achieved by good food decisions and rest, I don't go into the gym thinking I'm gonna burn 500 calories and then it's all potentially lost by one session of overeating vs slugging it out for two hours on the treadmill.
    You burn body fat when you've trained your body to be a fat burner vs burning carbs, you can run on the treadmill all you want but if your still a carb burner at the end of the day, your body won't be able to tap in and burn its own fat stores, regardless of the workout.

  • @adamclancy8706
    @adamclancy8706 Рік тому +8

    Love this Podcast Mike!

  • @nev-6609
    @nev-6609 Рік тому +1

    The amount of free knowledge is ridiculous. Thank you!

  • @deetissera1492
    @deetissera1492 Рік тому +7

    Great content ! Thank you both ! 🙏

  • @mcso9166
    @mcso9166 Рік тому +1

    Awesome guest Mike, Alan is a wealth of knowledge and presents very well !

  • @808BJJ_Black_Belt
    @808BJJ_Black_Belt Рік тому +7

    Twitter is a waste of time 👎🏻

  • @hockeymomavalon2499
    @hockeymomavalon2499 Рік тому +4

    It looks like Alan is on the toilet and Mike just came in the bathroom and started questioning him lol
    Still a great conversation but it looks funny!

  • @bigpicturegains
    @bigpicturegains Рік тому +6

    I believe it’s more about consistent quality well digested protein, rather than quantity of protein.
    My personal experience has me at around 110 grams at around 178 lbs. Still making great gym gains 🤷‍♂️
    I’m mid 30s btw.

    • @vanessap8717
      @vanessap8717 Рік тому +1

      I noticed the same, eating a lesser amount of protein than 1g per pound still puts muscle on.

    • @bigpicturegains
      @bigpicturegains Рік тому +1

      @@vanessap8717
      This is why everyone needs to experiment with their diet to find what works best rather than blindly following some blanket guideline.

    • @vanessap8717
      @vanessap8717 Рік тому +1

      @@bigpicturegains
      Thats the truth, long road lol. Happy new year, keep up with your health:)

    • @bigpicturegains
      @bigpicturegains Рік тому

      @@vanessap8717
      You too, thanks 🙏

  • @getter_done
    @getter_done Рік тому

    I need to listen to this a few times, it’s a really good video Mike! Thank you Mike Mutzel & of course Alan Aragon 👍

  • @MelanieSakowski
    @MelanieSakowski Рік тому +2

    Regarding fasted exercise as well (especially for women), hormonally speaking, to preserve lean muscle mass and avoid high levels of cortisol, having some fuel in the tank is a good idea.

    • @vegewoman
      @vegewoman Рік тому +1

      When I engaged in fasted training I had no problem with cortisol. I was muscular and lean. I ate clean. Menopause and working in healthcare my results may differ.

  • @johnwheeler4957
    @johnwheeler4957 Рік тому +4

    Great guest/interview (thank you) but terrible choice of room with that bright light from the window overpowering the visual.

    • @Highintensityhealth
      @Highintensityhealth  Рік тому +3

      Yeah the light wasn’t ideal…hopefully the good content will help override that. 🙏🏽

  • @philipwilliams456
    @philipwilliams456 Рік тому +3

    I find the alcohol conversation funny. I am glad that Alan benefits from abstaining, but I took 2 years off and was okay with it, but after introducing alcohol again I realized I am way more fun and enjoy myself more in social situations.

  • @iss8504
    @iss8504 Рік тому +1

    Mike, the myoxcience electrolyte Stix are awesome. Love the new flavor. I use these exclusively now on my 50 mile + bike rides.

  • @renatadepinoalbuquerquemar9875
    @renatadepinoalbuquerquemar9875 6 місяців тому

    Body positivity is about one’s right not to be ashamed of one’s body and to feel “normal” Like Any other human being. It’s not about promoting obesity. It’s about time we stop this discussion. Alan rocks by the way!❤

  • @Blondie101neon
    @Blondie101neon Рік тому +3

    I find it really hard to get enough protein (100+gs), whilst fasting 16-18 hours a day, and sticking to no more than 2 meals a day. It means eating over 50g of protein per meal, which is tough. Does anyone have tips/advice?

    • @MadLadsAnonymous
      @MadLadsAnonymous Рік тому +1

      Just add a scoop of protein powder (20-25g for many brands) to a cup of Greek yogurt, plus a tbsp of oatmeal or orange metamucil for the fiber.
      I like egg white protein; easier to digest for me than whey/casein.

    • @Blondie101neon
      @Blondie101neon Рік тому

      @@MadLadsAnonymous thanks 😊

  • @marekzmazur2077
    @marekzmazur2077 Рік тому

    Great conversation. It seems Alan tends to echo Layne Norton quite a bit. You disagreed with LN on some nuanced points. Particularly that the insulin sensitivity model is bs. Changing perspective yet?

  • @seanstreck3226
    @seanstreck3226 Рік тому +1

    I like the "cheat optimization" approach rather than dichotomous thinking concept. I like live music and I enjoy having drinks while doing so. The shows I like also come in waves. I would be much more likely to fail overall if I said absolutely no more than 1 Night of drinking per week when one weekend has 3 shows i want to attend. I'm much better looking at the whole month and saying hey, I'm only seeing 5 shows this month total, including the one crowded weekend so I'm still trending my long term goals if I allow "my hair down" for that one weekend.

  • @nancyw8341
    @nancyw8341 Рік тому +2

    Thank you! Great interview. Learned a lot.

  • @djj3357
    @djj3357 Рік тому +9

    Carnivore is clear, concise, & incredibly easy to follow!! 🥩🥩
    Great discussion guys, thanks!

  • @Choralzap
    @Choralzap Рік тому +1

    Great practical , anti-panic advice. So needed in this world of conflicting voices.

  • @glennwhitehead1178
    @glennwhitehead1178 Рік тому +1

    Great convo 👍🏼

  • @Poppa0llie
    @Poppa0llie Рік тому +3

    I'm confused by 'cheat days'. Why reward yourself by consuming the things that you know and understand do harm? That's not a reward is it?

    • @richardmiddleton7770
      @richardmiddleton7770 22 дні тому

      It's about eating more calories, usually from carbs. Not just eating junk.

  • @deanpaulson6714
    @deanpaulson6714 Рік тому +5

    Looking more jacked Mike now you aren't obsessed with starving yourself 😀😀

  • @anjoliaisenbrey6456
    @anjoliaisenbrey6456 Рік тому

    I’d love to learn more about creatine and women. I know many women can take without issue but after one month of consistency creatine use, my hair was falling out in chunks. My functional doctor suggested it was the creatine increasing dha. I’ve been off it for about a week and still losing quite a bit. Really hoping it reduces as I’ve also heard if you have a genetic predisposition to hair loss, creatine can trigger that and it won’t resolve on its own even with stopping the creatine. Not sure if any of this is true but would love to hear if other woman have had this. 🙏🏽

  • @2ndstreetmarvel
    @2ndstreetmarvel Рік тому +4

    Thanks for another great podcast!🤘🏿

  • @lucasvarley9764
    @lucasvarley9764 Рік тому +1

    This is really informative and interesting! One of the biggest things that have helped me loose weight aside from spending time in the gym has been a custom meal plan from Next Level Diet. I use it every week and I love it!

  • @jeffschollmeyer5247
    @jeffschollmeyer5247 Рік тому +7

    Great content!

  • @rocksandsquats
    @rocksandsquats Рік тому +5

    Great episode!

  • @piratenLjos
    @piratenLjos Рік тому +1

    I will forever train fasted, both at the gym and sports. I eat after being done with my day

  • @Physionic
    @Physionic Рік тому +1

    Surprised to see Alan on here. Great to see.

  • @deanpaulson6714
    @deanpaulson6714 Рік тому

    I recently switched back to adding 150 to 200 g carbs per day ! The science suggests for " maximal " hypertrophy they are beneficial ! ." Controlled " insulin is anabolic and muscle sparring ! It's why bodybuilders inject insulin ! Its involved in a lot of the muscle building processes ! Technically they are essential the body will go through processes with amino acids to make them avaliable

  • @paltek149
    @paltek149 Рік тому +1

    amazing conversation.

  • @TIMHOFFER
    @TIMHOFFER Рік тому +9

    Your wifes view on fasted training is more interesting and to the point. Following the carnavore diet for 25 years 50% raw she makes more sense than anyone else.

    • @KJB0001
      @KJB0001 Рік тому +1

      Timothy Hoffer, where can I find the wife's view - I'm new here - who's wife- is there a channel or book? TIA

  • @theironforce3000
    @theironforce3000 Рік тому +3

    Herb Dean's fault !!
    😁😁
    Had no idea A.A is a UFC / MMA fan.
    Impressive.
    Great interview , I can listen to A.A talk for hours . Has a great method of delivery with the fundamentals .
    Quite a few sections here could be highlight reels.

  • @PaulieShortcuts
    @PaulieShortcuts Рік тому +1

    1:20:46 fantastic advice, Glory to God for Alan’s sobriety.

  • @pnkrckmom
    @pnkrckmom Рік тому +2

    Stellar interview!!

  • @savage3114
    @savage3114 Рік тому +12

    Everything contradicts everything in nutrition. I think guys like this study so much their brain becomes to full of contradictions that they don't know what to do.

    • @utewbd
      @utewbd Рік тому +5

      At the end of the day, if you're trying to get rid of fat, work out fasted. If you're trying to add muscle, work out fed. In general just be active, eat clean and sleep well. I do love channels/videos like this, but you're right. At some point it's a wash as long as you have a healthy lifestyle.

    • @dannyjonze
      @dannyjonze Рік тому +1

      Everything does contradict everything. Him saying if you just ate steak it would be great to lose weight. That contradicts a lot of opposite ideas.

    • @markveen1373
      @markveen1373 Рік тому +1

      Because nutrition is super individual. Even then...just a bad night of sleep or stress cant throw everything off. So many factors and the quality of food ofcourse matters alot. Or if you combine certain foods you get synergy or negative effects. But you can talk endlessly about food and people love to do it and sound smart.

  • @kimberlygonzales2508
    @kimberlygonzales2508 Рік тому +2

    Great episode!!

  • @willsmith3202
    @willsmith3202 5 місяців тому

    I have a question should protein be based of lean body mass or scale weight as I don’t know what my body fat is one says I’m 23% and another says I’m 17 % so I’m just wondering where to start

  • @jeannekratzsch2366
    @jeannekratzsch2366 Рік тому +1

    I’m so glad that carbs aren’t being spoken as the enemy so long as they come from whole foods, it seems like the dialogue is slowly changing.

    • @iss8504
      @iss8504 Рік тому +1

      If u r metabolically healthy u can do carbs. Some people are really messed up and any carbs hurt us

  • @victoriarubio7859
    @victoriarubio7859 Рік тому

    This was fantastic. Thank you

  • @atholmullen
    @atholmullen Рік тому

    My biggest reservation about creatine supplementation is that the two men that I personally know who have used it have had problems.
    One was about 25 years ago, and I watched his intelligence drop from one day to the next.
    The other was this year. He experienced erectile dysfunction after about a week of taking 5g per day. Once the accumulated loading cleared a few days after he stopped, the ED went away.

  • @Onnitfan1
    @Onnitfan1 Рік тому +1

    Cool t-shirt Mike. Brand?

  • @vladx3539
    @vladx3539 Рік тому +1

    excellent interview

  • @Jen-zz7nv
    @Jen-zz7nv Рік тому +1

    Excellent conversation.

  • @dimasavila9158
    @dimasavila9158 Рік тому

    53 just lifted nice heavy easy cardio feel strong. 1st meal 1:00pm.

  • @ahefner33
    @ahefner33 Рік тому

    I'm more sluggish fed before worout or cardio. Could it be you body priorities blood flow to digestion?

  • @scntech1750
    @scntech1750 Рік тому

    Insulin blocks fat burning and promotes fat creation and storage. It is the fat storage hormone. That is how it regulates blood sugar.

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    @FeliciaRangel269 Рік тому +45

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  • @MrXrisd01
    @MrXrisd01 Рік тому

    2 chairs + 1 window = A badass interview!

  • @LatimusChadimus
    @LatimusChadimus Рік тому +1

    I actually have a phrase I've started to say recently that I think people would take value from, and it's to get rid of that stupid phrase that abdominal muscles are made in the kitchen, well they certainly aren't made in the gym, and they aren't made in the kitchen, they are made in the bedroom. No amount of good diet and proper movement mean anything if you aren't reducing stress and getting quality sleep. Athletes know this and I hope it becomes a normal thing because it's sad how Society has changed to watching TV all night and all day scrolling on their cell phones getting nothing done in life

  • @JayceBroda
    @JayceBroda Рік тому +1

    Excellent work!!

  • @AncientYouth64
    @AncientYouth64 Рік тому +3

    you can see mike struggling mentally with the low carb vs high carb studies on fat loss and gain lol...

  • @fizzimajig
    @fizzimajig Рік тому +1

    I love Alan! I got to meet him in person last year and he’s just a cool dude as well as super smart!

  • @brianbachmeier34
    @brianbachmeier34 Рік тому +2

    Thanks!

  • @brachiosaurus6541
    @brachiosaurus6541 Рік тому

    Exercising too hard or too long in a fed state makes me retain liquids very quickly. After that I can not lose that weight easily. The only way is to exercise in a fasted state to lose those pounds. My performance sucks in a fed state and do better fasted or at least after low carb

  • @vanessap8717
    @vanessap8717 Рік тому

    You’re looking great Mike, shirt looks fab on you.

  • @damonatley603
    @damonatley603 Рік тому

    So Alan is wrong on some things here. I’ve been on keto a couple years, at the beginning I lost muscle mass and weight but after months of training and continued keto I’m muscular bigger than I’ve ever been. So I think Alan decided to guess on this topic, which is to bad.

  • @michaelcariello6233
    @michaelcariello6233 Рік тому

    Is there any reason I should avoid eating foods like pizza, cake, Doritos, pasta, bread, soda other than theses foods are addictive and cause me to eat in a calorie surplus? Or is there something inherently toxic about these aforementioned foods.

    • @Jaylade
      @Jaylade Рік тому

      they're hormone disruptors as well

  • @GregariousAntithesis
    @GregariousAntithesis Рік тому

    Im surprised it wasnt mentioned that consistency specifically in exercise leads to plateaus. You can see it as your heart rate BPM gets slower over time as your body adapts. Its why consistent steady state cardio actually slows your metabolism.

    • @cherryl225
      @cherryl225 Рік тому +1

      that's untrue. the reason people plateau during cardio is because they become more skillful at the exercise itself. beginners waste energy, that's why. the solution is just progression.

    • @GregariousAntithesis
      @GregariousAntithesis Рік тому

      @@cherryl225 progression is not possible into perpetuity is the point. Im 56 years old i have no interest in being progressive. Its hard on joints and promotes injury.

    • @cherryl225
      @cherryl225 Рік тому

      ​@@GregariousAntithesis i misspoke. yes, you still need progression, let me clarify. if you do 1 hr cardio and burn 500 calories, you dont just burn less. to burn more, you either speed up, increase intensity, or go longer. if you started at 500 calories and kept the same skill level, same muscle mass, you will still burn 500 calories years down the road. the fact is, your body MUST use energy to move. it doesn't use less with increased energy demand, that makes no sense.
      what i said is also spoken about from layne norton and greg doucette.
      if you are not losing fat, you are simply eating too much for your activity level, whether you are doing cardio or sitting around. there really isnt much nuance to it.

    • @GregariousAntithesis
      @GregariousAntithesis Рік тому

      @@cherryl225 no you are not using your brain to what im saying. If im doing 3 sets of 10 in a circuit and my heart rate is at 140+ consistently for an hour of exercise. Over time my body becomes acclaimated to the exercise and my heart rate drops to 120 then i am not getting the same benefit in caloric burn and in health. When the intensity drops from the body acclimating the benefits drop.

    • @cherryl225
      @cherryl225 Рік тому

      ​@@GregariousAntithesis cardio (or in this case, your training) improves aerobic function in the way you described, by strengthening the heart to pump the same blood volume with fewer beats. this enables you to increase effort / caloric burn. any time you change exercise, you will go through this adaptation process. its part of fitness, but it does not slow down metabolic rate. the illusion of slowed metabolism is actually just fatigue and moving less, which can be compensated for by adding activity. the way to slow metabolism is to lose muscle, as muscle is the driver of metabolism.
      are you tracking calories by the gram, with a food scale, and do you know your daily energy expenditure? because i am tracking, and i observe the exact opposite of what you say. i burn more overall calories during cardio than when i started, because i bike faster (more muscle) and can go longer (more calories per minute).
      i hope what i said was closer to what you meant

  • @thesunnyroad
    @thesunnyroad Рік тому

    Could we please start talking about what works for women as well… working out in a fasting state may not be ideal for women at least not during the whole month.

  • @oasean
    @oasean Рік тому

    Thank you.

  • @stefanierunz
    @stefanierunz 3 місяці тому

    My only issue with protein based on ideal body weight is how many women I train that have a totally irrational idea of what their “ideal” body weight it. They are still stuck on numbers from 1990. So their current weight is 190 and they are 5’7”, but they imagine they should weigh 115 lbs because that sounds more womanly.

  • @KJB0001
    @KJB0001 Рік тому

    the backlight needs to be counter balanced with flood lamps it's painful

  • @Dr9zz
    @Dr9zz 8 місяців тому

    1:19 Did he purposely write "intesnity" in the wrong way so that I would let a comment and boost the video's SEO? hmm maybe I should go to sleep x)

  • @noproofforjesus
    @noproofforjesus Рік тому

    John Kiefer the author of carb nite and carb backload said this exact thing in 2010-2012
    I have followed this style of dieting
    Eating carbs only after training for carb backloading
    Low carbs on non training days
    And low carb all week except for the 7th day you carb up for 6-8 hrs
    Kiefer thought it was insulin as the problem then as a good scientist let that go as argon explains it’s not the issue.
    The issue is the carbs are the poison and the poison is in the dose. Meaning lots of carbs when you don’t need them will over stress the mitochondria causing damage to the mitochondria. Sending you down the disease state.
    But adding them in after training and you soak up the carbs. With no damage

  • @kaylaread8048
    @kaylaread8048 Рік тому

    NEAT is not 10.000 Steps or a walk around the corner. It’s exercise!
    NEAT is something like fidgeting.
    And I'm not sure if you can "learn" that! That is individual.

  • @AnkitaSrivastavaYouTube
    @AnkitaSrivastavaYouTube Рік тому

    Brilliant 👍👍👍👍

  • @sheshineslight7679
    @sheshineslight7679 Рік тому

    Hi I haven’t listened to the whole podcast yet so if this addressed later I apologise. The gist I’m receiving is that a prolonged calorie deficit is not good for you but how does this relate to David Sinclair’s work showing that permanently reducing your calories to 30% below daily maintenance needs protects longevity?

  • @carolallison9685
    @carolallison9685 Рік тому +3

    I never understood keto. So im an ecologist, and you can see in the animal kingdom how restrictions on natural foods can be detrimental to an animal population. So let's take deer. When controlling for cwd outbreaks, we can see the deer population is still in a drastic decline. This is because of grass. So deer are designed to digest tough woody vegetation. Well, we humans like mowed grass along our highways and under power lines. So what's going on? The deer are eating the grass and are actually dying from nutritional deficiencies. Their diets are no longer diverse, so their gut bactieria isn't getting the roughage it needs to synthesize vitamins, and many deer are no longer making it through tough winters.
    So, how is this epidemic of mowed grass anything like fad diets such as keto or veganism (not to be confused with vegetarianism)? Well, on keto, carbs are restricted so much that the majority of fruits and vegetables are off the table, literally. We all know synthetic vitamins dont absorb nearly as well as our bodies need them to, this is why they are supplements. Keto doesn't allow for many natural food sources of the micro nutrients we need for our bodies to function properly. Vaganism is the opposite side of the same coin. By eliminating every animal source, you have now cut out most of your essential amino acids. If you take a look at both long-time vegans and long-time keto nuts, they all look the same. They lose massive amounts of lean muscle mass, and like the deer, just start to look very sickly over time. Eliminating natural foods that are known to be healthy is never a good idea unless you have an actual medical condition where that might be necessary. While we can't save the deer because deer just dont listen to sound advice, you can save yourself by eating a diverse diet in natural foods.

    • @richardmiddleton7770
      @richardmiddleton7770 22 дні тому

      On keto there are many vegetables, berries, nuts, seeds that you can eat! There are only a handful that are 'off the table' and even then, you can have upto 50g net carbs if you're active so you can still eat any food in small amounts. Deer ONLY eat vegetation, we are blessed with being omnivores so can eat almost anything.

  • @Lo.0se
    @Lo.0se Рік тому

    I've lived of on average 600 calories a day for the past 20 years (i only eat once per day) whilst working in wall and floor tiling (a very physical trade) and have maintained the weight 70kg and i mean exactly 70kg no more no less and my muscle mass has remained unchanged since i peaked in my late teens im 40 now and still jacked for a twig. from the small amount of reading ive done i should be dead .....can you explain this?

    • @connora9504
      @connora9504 Рік тому

      600 calories would RUIN your hormones, spike your metabolism tremendously. That is basically starvation. You would likely be very deficient in every nutrient.
      My guess, you are either lying, or bad at counting.

    • @Lo.0se
      @Lo.0se Рік тому +1

      @@connora9504 the hormone thing makes sense ... i couldn't grow a beard until i was 30. i some times have large meals like meat and veg but once a week at most, not lying and pretty sure the average meal is under 600 calories. i drink a lot of milk and beer that might help lol

    • @Jaylade
      @Jaylade Рік тому

      dude eat more food, fuck are you torturing yourself your whole life for...?

    • @Lo.0se
      @Lo.0se Рік тому

      @@Jaylade grew up in a very poor family! I never had the option when i was younger, i think i just got used to it, i am going to try eat better food at the very least.

    • @Jaylade
      @Jaylade Рік тому

      @@Lo.0se eat more now. do u have a food bank near you?

  • @tizi2003
    @tizi2003 Рік тому

    Everything exists on a continuum with lots of peaks and valleys....

  • @MelanieSakowski
    @MelanieSakowski Рік тому +1

    1:08:54 although longer term, muscle mass decrease = body fat increase!

  • @thomaswipf7986
    @thomaswipf7986 Рік тому

    I'm the guy with high creatinine/ckd. Creatine makes my urine look brown like tea.

  • @colbyzurlini8740
    @colbyzurlini8740 Рік тому

    New research says protein doesn’t do TEF any better than old other macros

    • @TheAlanAragon
      @TheAlanAragon Рік тому +1

      Please link this study, I’d like to have a look. Thanks!

    • @colbyzurlini8740
      @colbyzurlini8740 Рік тому

      @@TheAlanAragon ua-cam.com/video/7iilExy33Kk/v-deo.html
      I’m upset about this myself

    • @TheAlanAragon
      @TheAlanAragon Рік тому

      @@colbyzurlini8740 I thought I sent this response soon after yours, but I guess it never made it. Anyway, that study is in conflict with the weight of the evidence in this area, and and unless a study has superior internal & external validity to all that preceded it, then it can't upset the applecart. It turns out there are several major issues with that study that warrant considerable caution: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9361737/

    • @colbyzurlini8740
      @colbyzurlini8740 Рік тому

      @@TheAlanAragon that’s great. Hope you’re right

    • @colbyzurlini8740
      @colbyzurlini8740 Рік тому

      @@TheAlanAragon can I ask a stupid question. I eat a lot of high protein yoghurt and also cottage cheese. Is that the same as chicken and steak for TEF if both equivalent amounts of protein?

  • @merlinmaya1
    @merlinmaya1 Рік тому

    over 60 is elderly??

  • @claudiugardelli6302
    @claudiugardelli6302 Рік тому +5

    Interesting... But unfortunately, I can't workout fasted... I get dizzy, and it's definitely not a pleasant workout.

    • @Highintensityhealth
      @Highintensityhealth  Рік тому +8

      Good thing you don't need to in order to get results!

    • @jackiel7726
      @jackiel7726 Рік тому +7

      That use to happen to me I added electrolytes and sodium.

  • @1111comment
    @1111comment Рік тому

    nobody wants those expensive electrolyte sticks

  • @Gennalouiserobinson
    @Gennalouiserobinson Рік тому

    @metabolic_mike 17:31 this is something discussed by @nutrition_dynamic. Would be great to see you guys connect and have a conversation about weight loss resistance!

  • @carter1701
    @carter1701 Рік тому

    Great content and discussion! Thank you both 👍