Clean Eating Destroyed? Layne Norton V-Log

[The Solution]

Clean Eating Destroyed? Layne Norton V-Log


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ge3NPxoCuAI



Cliffs:


- The Word "Clean" has no objective definition
- Balances down to energy balance (Calories consumed vs Calories Burned)
- What effects energy Balance? Fiber increases thermogenesis + Improves Satiety ... May favor fatloss due to consume low calories but still stay full.
- Protein helps spare lean body mass/build lean bodymass . About as much as fiber. Higher protein diets aid satiety and hunger pains when dieting.
- Every Study where calories & Protein shown 0 different in fatloss
- Sugar is problematic because its not filling, so people tend to avoid it due to easy to overeat (and strive for higher fiber/protein foods)
- No associate with fruit and obesity. If sugar was causing fatgain, then fruit would have a negative impact on body composition, but that is untrue due to berries having benefits on thermogeneic response, satiety, and plenty of micronutrients.
- Dairy products is deemed to be unclean due to added sugars, but contain plenty of vitamin D & Calcium. Dairy has been shown to include fatloss benefits when caloric intake is controlled.
- Increasing Sat Fat Intake in the long term does not have a negative effect on heart disease via long term research
- Only reason to avoid dairy is due to lactose problem.
- Very little evidence to gluten being a direct contributor to health issues. Only those with celiac should avoid at all costs (due to leaky gut syndrome)
- Studies with clean eating have shown studies associated with binge eating behavior due to restrictive dieting practices. Over time this can have a great association with disinhibiation (binging) and weight gain/weight circumference.


https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28074888
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22301838
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22049177
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21775530


Restrictive Dieting & Binge eating
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[PTB]

We need to have IRON Debate on such nutrition topics... I know Dave has gone head to head with IIFYM - guy (name escapes me), but to have those who promote different points of view on diets could be useful.

[guruhonza]

Ian McCarthy - he always tried to be Layne 2.0. He was never able to do it because he's nowhere near Layne's level when it comes to knowledge, education, experience, physique and charisma.




I'M TeamNorton. Him and Scott Stevenson are two guys everyone should follow when it comes to bodybuilding and facts

[BananaHammock]

A well balanced diet can be good for you???? Who would have thought?

[Young Gotti]

"clean" diet....I wash all my veggies before I eat them

I do love when someone tells me they eat clean and then you ask them what they eat, and maybe they do consider them "clean" but they are definitely processed