Protein is the Most Important Thing for Longevity | Plant Protein vs Animal Protein
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Top Comments (10)
More of this, please. Rational discussion between two healthy people, speaking intelligently and respectfully. Thank you both.
Oooooh thank you for not putting out one sided content, you make genuinely thoughtful content!
This over 65 year olds weren’t only starting to eat more protein at age 60 either. That’s important to note. I train like a professional athlete and I don’t recover properly if I don’t have at least 2 gram protein per kg weight. If my knee hurts and is inflamed I will drink another protein shake before bed to help my body recover on top of my usual protein consumption and it makes a big difference to how my knee is the next morning. It also seems to aid my sleep too. I can wake up in the night hungry and Greek yoghurt gets me back to sleep whereas other macros, carbs do not have the same effect
BEST COLLAB EVER!!! You two are a few of my favs in the health/diet/exercise/Longevity movement 🌱 🫐 🌰 💪 🦵 🙌 🙏
Love this one! Been watching both these guys for awhile and I love the non fanatical info from both. Clear ideas on how to live more optimally. I’ve tried nearly everything from long term plant based to primarily carnivore and lots in between and then back to plants. I get my content from a lot of sources and unfortunately most of what’s out there is wildly fanatical which can be really misleading for people when it’s cherry picked and confirmation biased on delivery. Great to see both of you guys talking and presenting a clearer picture to help people.
Great discussion. My wife and I have gone plant based, I was hesitant as I resistance train and was worried about protein intake. I now average about 1.8g per kg of protein and dont have much trouble getting it but about 45g a day is from a vegan protein shake so that helps. We've noticed our energy levels skyrocket and sleep improve so think even doing a small number of days a week is a great option for people.
Great video! Question for you though, have you ever done any videos on vanilla extract or vanilla in any form? I’d be curious to hear your thoughts on it because it’s definitely very sweet and I’ve heard some good things about it. As always keep up the good work 👍
👍 thank you for posting this video! 🩵
This is an awesome video. I would feel the image on this video would turn a lot of people of watching, thinking it’s just animal vs meat protein and they know all about it. In fact the video has sooo much more info and is highly rated.
That was very interesting, thanks so much guys. Such a pleasure to listen to an educated chat and not an argument.
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Top Comments (10)
More of this, please. Rational discussion between two healthy people, speaking intelligently and respectfully. Thank you both.
Oooooh thank you for not putting out one sided content, you make genuinely thoughtful content!
This over 65 year olds weren’t only starting to eat more protein at age 60 either. That’s important to note. I train like a professional athlete and I don’t recover properly if I don’t have at least 2 gram protein per kg weight. If my knee hurts and is inflamed I will drink another protein shake before bed to help my body recover on top of my usual protein consumption and it makes a big difference to how my knee is the next morning. It also seems to aid my sleep too. I can wake up in the night hungry and Greek yoghurt gets me back to sleep whereas other macros, carbs do not have the same effect
BEST COLLAB EVER!!! You two are a few of my favs in the health/diet/exercise/Longevity movement 🌱 🫐 🌰 💪 🦵 🙌 🙏
Love this one! Been watching both these guys for awhile and I love the non fanatical info from both. Clear ideas on how to live more optimally. I’ve tried nearly everything from long term plant based to primarily carnivore and lots in between and then back to plants. I get my content from a lot of sources and unfortunately most of what’s out there is wildly fanatical which can be really misleading for people when it’s cherry picked and confirmation biased on delivery. Great to see both of you guys talking and presenting a clearer picture to help people.
Great discussion. My wife and I have gone plant based, I was hesitant as I resistance train and was worried about protein intake. I now average about 1.8g per kg of protein and dont have much trouble getting it but about 45g a day is from a vegan protein shake so that helps. We've noticed our energy levels skyrocket and sleep improve so think even doing a small number of days a week is a great option for people.
Great video! Question for you though, have you ever done any videos on vanilla extract or vanilla in any form? I’d be curious to hear your thoughts on it because it’s definitely very sweet and I’ve heard some good things about it. As always keep up the good work 👍
👍 thank you for posting this video! 🩵
This is an awesome video. I would feel the image on this video would turn a lot of people of watching, thinking it’s just animal vs meat protein and they know all about it. In fact the video has sooo much more info and is highly rated.
That was very interesting, thanks so much guys. Such a pleasure to listen to an educated chat and not an argument.