Why Low Carb Should Not Be High Protein

April 30 2016 by in About membership, Cancer, Low Carb Vail, Presentations
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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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Protein Intake – Effects on Longevity, Aging and Cancer – Full presentation

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5 Comments

  1. 1
    Solomon
    May 1 2016 1
    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.
  2. 2
    Peter Biörck Team Diet Doctor
    May 1 2016
    I agree. I would do a lot of studying of this before going that low.
  3. 3
    Nobody
    May 1 2016 1
    Jesus I fell for it again. I was expecting to learn something but instead tadaaaa pay up.
  4. 4
    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
  5. 5
    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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