Should you eat slow carbs to feed your gut bacteria?
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Should you eat slow carbs to feed your gut bacteria? It’s a controversial topic, especially at a low-carb conference.
This did not stop the star of the BBC show Doctor in the House, Dr. Rangan Chatterjee. In this presentation he discusses the differences between low carb and slow carb. And what the microbiome could do for our health.
This talk is from this year’s Low Carb Vail conference, and has only been available for our members before (check out our free trial), but now everyone can watch it above.
Table of contents
1:30 Nutrition and chronic disease – Doctor in the House
5:30 Low carb, slow carb and the microbiome
8:15 Loss of diversity of the microbiome
10:00 Diet, microbiota and immune function
11:30 Acute vs. chronic, gut and immune system
13:30 Diet and immunity
18:45 Obesity and gut flora
23:00 Improving gut flora – feed your microbiome
Guts and microbes. "Crucial in what makes us lean or obese".
"Sugar causes hyperactivity in kids: A myth persisting for decades
"The work of Dr. Mark Wolraich, a professor of pediatrics at the Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City, has debunked the myth.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/sugar-hyperactivity-kids-1.3306486
You just did what you accuse them of.
"Belief among parents that kids behave worse when they get large amount of sugar isn't surprising
Glad to know my tax money in Canada is funding this sort of stuff (.....not).