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Im trying yo transition into veganism nut im not getting enough protein
ОтветитьHow do you build lean muscle and cut down on a little body fat at the same time? What is the best way to structure your meals if this is your goal?
ОтветитьMy main concern is: Can I survive with just smoothies? I’m too lazy to cook and I like to take it easy.
ОтветитьLooks nice can’t wait to try it
ОтветитьWhat if you are allergic to anything with soy?
ОтветитьLegumes, and nuts for protein, peanuts specially, vegetables and fruits for vitamins and fiber and good digestion, get vitamin b12 from multivitaminical pills, specially Supradine that one kills it.
I'm done eating the flesh of other creatures.
why would you ever eat soy if your trying to put on muscle????? soy is full of phyto estrogen. use brain sir
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ОтветитьAll calories are not the same. Drinking a glass of oil and eating some protein rich tofu, lets say the same amount of calories, will not be treated the same. Fat will be stored and not burned. Fat is a reserve that the boddy burns when there are no sugar available to burn. You can have fat in your meals but do not expect the body to burn the fat you eat, unless you are fasting. And also genetics are so different. Some people store much more fat than other people.
ОтветитьCan you share the Thai peanut sauce recipe?
ОтветитьNot sure where I went wrong, but I got the same amount of calories with only 40grams of protein
ОтветитьHow long have you been vegan and how long have you been training?
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ОтветитьI respect whatever choices people make with their diet. I’ve experimented with nearly every diet and I’ve felt the best eating animal based (meat, fruit, raw dairy).
My main criticism is if Vegan is so good for you, why does it require so many modifications just to get what’s naturally available in animal protein?
Also, why are there so many fake meat products available? Seems like there must be a reason why humans are craving meat… it’s good for us. Anywho, if you feel good, strong and healthy eating vegan, keep doing it.
Do you drink coffee/tea
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Just want to say that this is a great guide video. You explained things fairly well as an overview.
ОтветитьIt's worth trying, Good stuff
ОтветитьThanks for encouraging an ecological diet!!
ОтветитьHow safe is consuming tofu every day considering there's some chatter about its effects on testosterone? I want to understand how much of is it rooted in actual science.
ОтветитьSoy increases phytoestrogen levels. Avoiding soy or keeping it to a minimal is important. It also is heavily sprayed and genetically modified.
ОтветитьTofu isn't that a processed compressed soy. That as the main protein source
ОтветитьI thought Tofu was horrendous for you?
ОтветитьMy favorite vegan protein source is lupin-tempeh. Really love it with some sambal oelek
Ответитьsince how long you have been eating tofu ? did you experience any sides as many people claim ?
Ответитьisn't tofu bad for men? considering estrogen levels?
ОтветитьIsnt tofu estrogenic due to soy?
ОтветитьWhat if you just want to maintain muscle/prevent sarcopenia? How much protein would I need as a 156 lb. woman?
ОтветитьWhile I am not a vegan I prefer eating plant based diet mostly and sometimes go for fish or eggs. Your videos (ghank God I happened to chance upon them yesterday) are very encouraging and more importantly informative about micro nutrients and easy meal planning (which is extremely stressful for me) your meal prep contents are given me an idea on how to chalk out a vegetarian diet. I was wondering what to substitute for tofu (and the quantity) fthough since I don't eat soy products.
ОтветитьThank you. I am always confused about portion. This video addresses that perfectly
ОтветитьThis is the easiest and best video for vegan eating.
Ответить1/2 a block of tofu is 36 grams of protein? I call BS. I eat tofu and while protein levels range that sounds like an entire block of tofu. Are you sure it wasn't 18 grams of protein?
ОтветитьI thought tofu had high sodium even if organic and also contain estrogen
ОтветитьGreat Video. I did not think i would watch it all the way through. I was pleasantly surprised how clearly you broke everything down. 👍
ОтветитьI really appreciate you showing your amazing work In showing us to learn more about eating plant based! I’m still new figuring out how start my journey on plant based! I basically been eating oatmeal with a fruit smoothie! Or whole grain cereal? Walnut! Flaxseeds! I need all the help ! I basically been ordering salads with chicken! Does anyone know anything else I could order or with my salads??
ОтветитьWould have be easy with a steak ? Why animal protein are bad for your body ? I eat 800g to 1kg of red meat per day plus 24 eggs … and I’m fine !!
ОтветитьIs there a recipe for the sauce ❤?
ОтветитьTOFU IS NOT GOOD!
ОтветитьHey! I have a Fitbit but it is proven thru research to be ineffective and inaccurate at calculating calories lost. How do you calculate that?
ОтветитьThis is the best video on the Internet thank you
ОтветитьGreat video! BTW the download form on your website for the nutrition guide appears to be broken
ОтветитьCan you make a video like this talking about endurance and ultrarunning?
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I’ve had the toughest time building muscle on a vegan diet for years went back to eating meat got on TRT, back to vegan, got off TRT, back to meat, now only including dairy. And trying to solidify a vegan diet, and I think I’ve decided on Tofu for the easiest quick to make protein. Really trying to go the whole food plant based route. This video broke it down in a very easy to understand way.
ОтветитьI get almost all my soy via edamame and soy curls, as they’re significantly less processed than tofu.
ОтветитьHow can this many calories be healthy? The human body is meant to starve and walk all day looking for food.
ОтветитьAmino acids are the building blocks of protein.
ОтветитьIs is true that soybeans increase estrogen?
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