Keto Roundtable: Metabolic Flexibility and the Human as a "Closed Loop" System
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Mark Sisson and Brad Kearns
Mark Sisson and Brad Kearns sit down with Lindsay and Brian of the Primal Blueprint team to have a freewheeling and open-ended discussion around Keto.
This discussion occurred in the fall of 2017 following the release of the New York Times Bestseller, The Keto Reset Diet, and delves into some interesting topics including metabolic flexibility, metabolic efficiency, the human as a “closed loop” system, and a theoretical exploration of the "minimum effective dose of food." Timestamps are provided below to cut to whatever sounds most interesting...
1:03 - Gradually Easing into Keto vs Ripping the band-aid off
3:36 - Vegetable-centric Keto
6:32 Difference between Primal and Keto
7:40 Disparate Approaches to Longterm Keto
8:10 Brian’s Approach to Keto
10:05 Being "kicked out of Ketosis"
11:20 Metabolic Flexibility is the goal
12:40 Mark’s “Keto Zone”
14:00 Carb dependency is an “extreme” diet
14:20 Keto is inherently satiating
15:40 Life gives you “refeeds"
16:10 Female Perspective on Keto
18:50 Not trying to overly force things
19:25 Viewing things as an “experiment"
20:30 Timing carbohydrates for endurance performance?
22:15 Lindsay’s experience with exogenous Ketones
22:50 Brian’s experience with exogenous Ketones
25:00 How many calories do you really need?
25:20 The human as a “closed system”
26:30 We’re wired to overeat
27:30 Calling BS on macro calculators
29:05 The typical American mindset to eating
29:40 What’s the minimum effective dose of food?
33:15 How do you factor in peak performance goals?
35:40 Mark thriving on 30% fewer calories
38:20 Brad’s experiment of increasing caloric intake
41:00 Lindsay provides nuance to Mark’s MED
42:05 Factoring in individuality
44:45 Are carb refeeds “necessary” or helpful?
46:20 Art De Vany’s stochastic approach
48:30 Fluctuating caloric intake to overcome plateaus?
50:45 Rethinking “ideal” bodyweight and plateaus
52:10 Looking at lifestyle factors to overcome plateaus
53:05 How chronic exercise can set you back
This discussion occurred in the fall of 2017 following the release of the New York Times Bestseller, The Keto Reset Diet, and delves into some interesting topics including metabolic flexibility, metabolic efficiency, the human as a “closed loop” system, and a theoretical exploration of the "minimum effective dose of food." Timestamps are provided below to cut to whatever sounds most interesting...
1:03 - Gradually Easing into Keto vs Ripping the band-aid off
3:36 - Vegetable-centric Keto
6:32 Difference between Primal and Keto
7:40 Disparate Approaches to Longterm Keto
8:10 Brian’s Approach to Keto
10:05 Being "kicked out of Ketosis"
11:20 Metabolic Flexibility is the goal
12:40 Mark’s “Keto Zone”
14:00 Carb dependency is an “extreme” diet
14:20 Keto is inherently satiating
15:40 Life gives you “refeeds"
16:10 Female Perspective on Keto
18:50 Not trying to overly force things
19:25 Viewing things as an “experiment"
20:30 Timing carbohydrates for endurance performance?
22:15 Lindsay’s experience with exogenous Ketones
22:50 Brian’s experience with exogenous Ketones
25:00 How many calories do you really need?
25:20 The human as a “closed system”
26:30 We’re wired to overeat
27:30 Calling BS on macro calculators
29:05 The typical American mindset to eating
29:40 What’s the minimum effective dose of food?
33:15 How do you factor in peak performance goals?
35:40 Mark thriving on 30% fewer calories
38:20 Brad’s experiment of increasing caloric intake
41:00 Lindsay provides nuance to Mark’s MED
42:05 Factoring in individuality
44:45 Are carb refeeds “necessary” or helpful?
46:20 Art De Vany’s stochastic approach
48:30 Fluctuating caloric intake to overcome plateaus?
50:45 Rethinking “ideal” bodyweight and plateaus
52:10 Looking at lifestyle factors to overcome plateaus
53:05 How chronic exercise can set you back
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