Why low carb should not be high protein

April 30 2016 by in About membership, Cancer, Low Carb Vail, Presentations

Why are all good low-carb diets high in fat, like an LCHF diet, and not high in protein?

Could excessive protein in the diet be a problem for aging and cancer?

Dr. Ron Rosedale’s has been talking about this for a long time. Here’s his highly interesting recent presentation from the Low Carb Vail conference. Watch part of it above. Transcript

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6 comments

1
Solomon
May 1 2016
Dr. seems to be significantly underweight. Is his recommendation of 0.6 g/kg of lean body mass not too low? Longevity should not come at the expense of health and physical fitness, but then may be he is not as underweight as I perceive.
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Peter Biörck Team Diet Doctor
May 1 2016
I agree. I would do a lot of studying of this before going that low.
3
Nobody
May 1 2016
Jesus I fell for it again. I was expecting to learn something but instead tadaaaa pay up.
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Solomon
May 1 2016
'Nobody', you can get the whole series on the Youtube Channel of Low Carb Down Under: https://www.youtube.com/user/lowcarbdownunder
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Dr Predrag Maksimovich
March 19 2017
Studies show:
1. Exercise (movement, etc) prolongs healthy life.
2. Being underweight, ie, ingesting slightly lower number of calories than otherwise required, also prolongs healthy life.
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Scott
August 25 2018
Why is under his eyes puffy? From my brief experiences that can be due to isolated sodium nitrites (as opposed to celery powder) used for meat curing, excess chocolate, excess starch,…. and possibly other reasons wherein one does not 'keep in tune' due to disregarding body indications which are correlatable to foods consumed.

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