From Mouth to Muscle: How Your Body Absorbs Protein

[@Major.Tom.1973]

Special thanks to the people who donated their bodies to science for our education. 🙏🏻

[@HighEnergyApe]

Science like all the finest religions requires sacrifice…in life and death.

[@philipjohn1338]

If you are dead you don't really have a choice😂

[@HighEnergyApe]

@@philipjohn1338 some think even in life we have no choice, as only a simulation can be conscious , is free will and illusion in a universe of causality for molecular machines?

[@newdawn7586]

Agreed

[@DashingPartyCrasher]

​@@philipjohn1338well most of us make the choice when we are alive and mentally sound. Or we can grant someone medical power of attorney to later make the choice for us.

[@LatimusChadimus]

I'm glad you pointed out where the stomach is because when people hold on to their abdomen they don't know they have a gut issue, they keep blaming their stomach

[@MJ-rj3ob]

Our bodies are amazing. Thank you for explaining this so it's easier to digest. 😅 You sir, are a natural teacher.

[@theanatomylab]

Thank you! And I like that you used "digest" in your comment, but that just shows how nerdy I am...

[@osmosisjones4912]

BlOOD FLOW and stimulation Yes we do have control through blood flow and stimulation

[@angelbabyg1]

Nerdy.. hmp , but definitely Handsome 🫣😊​@@theanatomylab

[@gillesderais834]

@@theanatomylab one question, sir. how much protein can our body absorb per meal? 20 grams? maybe 25?

[@ReadByBri]

Gonna go to med school 10 steps ahead 😭😭 love this

[@aroundandround]

0:11 Just opened a new line of credit in my digestive system’s name to fix this issue.

[@theanatomylab]

😂

[@ovariantrolley2327]

iv been forging cheques in your digestive systems name hence explaining your recent stomach problems

[@EmmaJohnson-dv9cx]

Great Video! Below are the Keypoints Suammrized using ChatWithPDF: 🧠 - The digestive system plays a crucial role in breaking down protein and absorbing it into the bloodstream for distribution to muscles. 🍽 - Different segments of the digestive tract are primarily responsible for either digestion or absorption of protein. 👅 - Digestion begins in the oral cavity through mechanical and chemical processes such as chewing and enzyme release. 🍗 - Protein-rich foods like chicken or steak undergo mechanical digestion in the mouth before moving to the stomach for further breakdown. 🧪 - The stomach plays a key role in digesting proteins through the action of hydrochloric acid and enzymes like pepsin. 🔁 - The pyloric sphincter regulates the movement of food from the stomach to the small intestine based on food type and amount. 🧬 - The small intestine is the main area for absorption of nutrients, including amino acids derived from digested proteins. 🩸 - Amino acids absorbed in the small intestine are transported to the liver for utilization in various bodily functions, including muscle growth. 💪 - The body dictates where ingested proteins are distributed, emphasizing the importance of consuming enough protein for muscle growth. 🥩 - Animal proteins like whey and casein are complete proteins, while plant proteins may lack certain essential amino acids. 🕰 - While timing of protein ingestion can be important for muscle recovery, overall protein intake throughout the day is more crucial for optimal muscle growth.

[@jamescanjuggle]

These videos are a goldmine for me finishing up my nutrition exams Thank you to the team for producing them!

[@drtbkgrl5285]

Thank you for the free content!

[@theanatomylab]

👍🏻

[@usmanidrees3167]

Huh its not free he took money out of it from KZbin. 😂

[@NohabloEng]

You pay with ads & your data.

[@joaoantoniobonatti983]

I'm from Brazil. I love watching your videos! Thank you for helping me improve my knowledge even I am 78 y.o. THANKS!!

[@theSquashSH]

Definitely want more digestion videos, this is great. Especially want more detailed explanation of what goes on in the intestinal cells, stomach lining, etc. how long different things take to absorb, how long different foods spend in the stomach and why, etc.

[@RedPaintedTable]

Literally watching this while thinking of drinking only a protein shake for breakfast.

[@MasterMind-zw3zl]

My boy starving

[@theanatomylab]

😂

[@ktrudy1]

lol same

[@BrianaWalker222]

More liquid meals can be greatly beneficial to a certain type of people. I’ve found that for me my morning of liquid vitamins, water/tea, and a protein shake are sufficient until late lunch (3pm) then a light dinner at 5/6pm.

[@olivewoo522]

I'm eating chickpea pasta.

[@abderrahman75]

thank you so much. seriously i can't believe how can this type of content is available for free on KZbin. your videos are very informative and easy to comprehend even with the big amount of informations and details ❤

[@therippedemon]

Speaking on polypeptides, it would be great if you could do a video on the various polypeptides such as BPC-157 and TB-500. Explaining how they're broken down in the body, Mechanism of action, etc.

[@theanatomylab]

We will add it to the list. Thanks for watching!

[@nycoolj3]

I vote for this too

[@Arvind_R]

If I had access to this channel growing up, I probably would have had so much more interested in Biology. So informative! Thank you.

[@aroundandround]

On protein requirements, I’d like to see a deep dive on the difference between the requirement for muscle maintenance versus during a period of active synthesis during a building phase. I rarely see this specific aspect focused on in the usual videos on protein intake.

[@RDS_Armwrestling]

I think he mentions it in the video he already has about protein requirements

[@eclecticism3086]

This is NOT a fitness channel.

[@PSA78]

I've seen the numbers, might be from Layne Norton or Stuart Phillips (both have PhD on that subject).

[@iamwhoyousayiam6773]

​@@eclecticism3086Sometimes science and fitness overlap. This video does

[@gabrielbeauprelacombe2268]

I am SUPER happy that you made this video and talked about if amino acids are earmarked for specific tissue and mentioning THE collagen. Thanks, it will help for my teaching classes.

[@iamwhoyousayiam6773]

Make sure it's right first.

[@gabrielbeauprelacombe2268]

@@iamwhoyousayiam6773 That's what I'm doing, what a waste comment 😂

[@segurahh1179]

00:00 Introduction to Protein Digestion and Absorption • Protein digestion and absorption in the gastrointestinal tract. • The importance of understanding the process to control protein intake. • Recommendations for timing and amount of protein intake. 00:49 Oral Digestion • Food is digested mechanically and chemically in the oral cavity. • Examples: chewing, salivation, sublingual medications. • Protein digestion in the oral cavity depends on the type of food. 02:03 Stomach Digestion • The stomach as a site of protein digestion. • Hydrochloric acid and pepsin for denaturation and breakdown of proteins. • Chyme and its role in digestion. 03:56 Pyloric Sphincter and Small Intestine • The pyloric sphincter regulates the entry of food into the small intestine. • The small intestine is divided into three segments: the duodenum, jejunum, and ileum. • The duodenum connects to the bile duct and pancreas. 06:37 The difference between proteins, peptides, and amino acids • The importance of understanding the differences between proteins, peptides, and amino acids. • Amino acids as building blocks of proteins. • Peptides and polypeptides as intermediates in protein digestion. 09:07 Absorption in the small intestine • The small intestine as the main site of absorption. • Length and surface area of ​​the small intestine. • Circular folds of the mucosa to increase the surface area for absorption. 10:10 Amino acid absorption • Microvilli in the intestinal folds increase the surface area for absorption. • The mesentery contains blood vessels that absorb nutrients, including amino acids. • Amino acids move from the intestinal lumen into the cells of the mucosa, where they are broken down into amino acids. 11:34 The Role of the Liver in Amino Acid Control • The liver plays a key role in controlling the intake of amino acids. • More than 50% of ingested amino acids are utilized by the liver, with the remainder released into the systemic circulation. • Amino acids are used to create plasma proteins and other important proteins, as well as for energy. 12:17 How Protein Type Affects the Body • The body has no control over where amino acids are sent. • The liver uses more than 50% of amino acids to create proteins and for energy. • It is important to consume enough protein to achieve nitrogen balance. 13:53 Nitrogen Balance • Nitrogen balance is the difference between nitrogen intake and nitrogen loss. • A positive nitrogen balance promotes muscle growth. • The type of protein is important, but maintaining a positive nitrogen balance is most important. 14:35 Complete vs. Incomplete Proteins • Animal proteins like whey and casein contain all the essential amino acids. • Plant proteins can be incomplete due to the lack of certain amino acids. • It is important to get all the essential amino acids from a variety of sources. 15:32 Protein Digestion Rate • Fast-digesting proteins like whey protein are important for post-workout recovery. • The optimal amount of protein depends on your goals and can range from 1.2 to 2 grams per kilogram of body weight. • It is important to maintain a positive nitrogen balance for 24 hours.

[@LazzyDoo]

You have excellent timing! I've just started lifting weights again, and your videos are fantastic. Thank you!

[@Drizzymusiq]

Hey you. Yeah I'm taking to you if you're reading this hope all is well😊

[@theanatomylab]

Lol. Hope all is well with you too.

[@THOMASSBLAQUELOURDE]

Thanks be blessed

[@willliamnyinablankson5168]

Yeah 😂😂I'm very fine. And have my stomach full.

[@user-ym3hw7oj2g]

Awesome comment dude.

[@AzazelBig]

I was just thinking abt sd

[@Ja-tz5rs]

Please do the same for carbs and fats!

[@PaulF-yr6dq]

Love the channel mate! I never ask these things but could you please do a video on Proton Pump Inhibitors and how acid affects nutrient absorption!?! I think a lot of other people will appreciate as it’s one of the most common prescriptions. I would be forever grateful!

[@MNiTwInInG]

Anybody watching this while eating?

[@Aegis1080]

🫡

[@CharlesReedPi]

The fact that I'm not fully comprehending the amino bonds makes me happy that we're touching on it here, thanks for that

[@tokeullvarbeyer-clausen664]

The Duodenum is called the "tolvfinger-tarm" in Scandinavian. It litterally means the twelve finger intestine🙂

[@badinsaidosteranggymnasiet1851]

Lol

[@CatatonicImperfect]

german. same.

[@mustafaoztekin4304]

Turkish same

[@xjet]

So it would be more efficient to consume the amino-acids directly -- thus saving the body from breaking ingested protein down?

[@randygreen007]

Amino acids are the very first thing I suggest to newbies when asked how I’ve been able to build muscle. That said it’s important to know that emerging science is suggesting that amino acids can also fuel the growth of cancer. Though it’s a complex subject it would be really interesting to hear the IOHA’s take on which aminos to use and which ones to avoid for people who have cancer. ❤️💪🏼😎👍🏼❤️

[@mistasomen]

The Duodenum is actually called "Zwölffingerdarm" in German, which directly translates to 12 finger intestine

[@Jerminaryfitness67]

So much information i already gained here thank you man

[@karlyxbosikoro5448]

Waiting patiently for the Carb video! The transformation of Polysaccharides; Oligosaccharide; Trisaccharide; Disaccharide to Glucose which is the Monosaccharide 🤗🤓

[@hdhellion4128]

This!!!!!!

[@cinnamongirl3070]

You mean the "how sugar is digested and absorbed" video and the damage sugar does to the body.

[@karlyxbosikoro5448]

@@cinnamongirl3070 Exactly!

[@martindoyle766]

Me also want that video 💪

[@marcryan5399]

FYI New York State enacted a law in April 2024 banning the sale of weight loss and muscle building to under 18 years old.

[@frankmedrisch7451]

Plant proteins dont lack aminoacids, they are relatively low in certain aminoácids. The thing is, grains are low in one type and legumes are low in other, so eating a variety of plants during the day provides all the aminoácids you need. Most plant protein powders also are optimized for this, formulated as a mixture of different plant proteins for a complete aminoácid profile.

[@PSA78]

It might require a bit more as well, I believe they find it to be around 20-30%.

[@DeathGray331]

Bro the thing is you need more volume of plants to get to your protein requirements using plants(and thus money) than using whey protein(yes "good" plant based protein is more expensive) or eating meat, i mean dont get me wrong i use them for my cutting but you get the point, more money and volume need to be used, and not speaking about flavor.

[@nathanclaspell6003]

Why accept an inferior form of protein? Meat has always been a human staple for a reason, and that reason is that it's the best and most bioavailable form of nutrition for our species. It's a bonus that it tastes delicious.

[@dylanberg1188]

Plant protein powder sure, but plants have massive limiting factors when it comes to amino acid profile and availability. You would need to be very particular about your dietary mix and the amounts of individual foods to make are you’re getting even minimum amounts of the protein you really need. It’s infinitely more efficient and easier for the average person to just eat meat.

[@garbodorski]

🙋I got a question! At 12:20 you mention how we can't decide where our amino acids get allocated, e.g. we can't guarantee amino acids from whey go mainly to our muscles and amino acids from collagen mainly go to our skin. Does this go against claims around taking collagen peptides having benefits for skin? Let's just say amino acids do benefit skin in some way: if the body treats amino acids indiscriminately regardless of protein source, then that would mean whey protein should improve our skin just like collagen peptides, right? And when we're talking about muscle building, provided that we are in a positive nitrogen balance, we could theoretically use collagen peptides instead of whey protein powder as a supplement for muscle building purposes as long as we make up for its incomplete amino acid profile with another source of protein that compensates for it, right? Someone correct me if I'm wrong here.

[@BillLinAZ]

Sunday morning education before I lift. Great stuff. Thanks.

[@theanatomylab]

Any time! Have fun lifting!

[@Biggestmac27]

Thank you cadavers for your donation 🙏

[@davidmccrory5604]

You sir are an absolute rock God the way you communicate complex concepts in a easy to understand fun way has the education of body mechanics an absolute delight for me . Perhaps I'm being just a little over the top but thankyou for your contribution to society on the fascinating complex machine that we are . So much respect to you my friend 👍

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts]

Perfect timing. I was just watching your short about testicular torsion and I was thinking about my family member who had one. Now this is something he'll be happy to watch, I'm sure.

[@theanatomylab]

Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts]

​@@theanatomylabMy pleasure 😊

[@leticiapatricio6990]

Oh 😢 me esperaré a la traducción

[@Moon_Lando]

Bro said glad to hear it I’m actually crying 😭😭😭

[@osmosisjones4912]

We cells spend so much energy making acids to break down Proteins so we can have the raw materials to. Spend more energy building those same proteins

[@deltamico]

Better safe than sorry when you absorb a whole protein that encodes something and messes with the functions of the cells. It is similar to arbitrary code execution

[@arahman32]

Love this guy. Thank you for the high quality content.

[@theanatomylab]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@ArodWinterbornSteed]

By your logic digestion begins at the food preparation stage, and continues as you further break down the food with cutlery, all before you ingest it

[@AustinBaker-o6p]

I'd love to see a deep dive on digestion in reference to insulin dependent diabetics and how insulin injections change the rate of digestion. I've heard all the myths you can think of but hardly any real evidence on the topic of exercise related to diabetics.

[@vamsikrishna8027]

I am also interested to know the role and contribution of kidneys and other vital organs to the protein synthesis.. Thanks for video. It was insightful.

[@alphabeta8403]

11:30 Liver’s huge role 13:30 *Eat enough protein for nitrogen balance* 14:30 Complete (animal) proteins > incomplete (plant) proteins

[@truepotential206]

If we're taking more protein than necessary. Say more than 1g per kg or so. If we're going well over are we at risk of creatinine spiking nd hence renal function and liver function issues. Especially is this an issue for people taking anti inflammatorys (fibromyalgia) . 2) Do body builders perpetually on high protein diets develop these issues? Thank you for the very educational video😃

[@vamsichikati]

Your videos are excellent. Could you do a video on joint health. cartilage related science, taking care of them etc.

[@theanatomylab]

Preparing for a knee arthritis video right now, should be launching soon!

[@mavana696]

​@@theanatomylabplease do Shoulder joint too

[@tammyscott9664]

@@theanatomylabVery timely! My knees and hips are starting to give me trouble!

[@User-54631]

They say collagen peptides show promise for joint health as you age.

[@amberblackford9999]

Love this! Can’t wait for the one on carbohydrates…I think it might be helpful to demystify that a little. I’d love to hear your info on that!

[@rabnawazafridi8286]

These are devoted personalities, cream of humanity serving health the most important part of lives...

[@JayChaimArbiv]

This is just a fantastic video. Super interesting and educational. The use of cadavers really helps to tell the full story. Thanks again for the high quality videos.

[@AnimationDunk]

15:00 Thing to note is that nowadays, most plant protein powders are a blend of brown rice and pea protein or hemp etc... Which makes a complete protein because one makes up for the lack of the other

[@SoumitraSen-g3e]

I used to think that Americans don't care about baldness but after watching this helmet my thoughts are totally wrong 😂 watching from India.Love you sir ❤❤❤❤

[@rahul-jd6os]

I Have Never Seen This Great Explanation in My Life. Please Continue This For Fats and Carbs❤❤❤

[@steves3948]

Thank you for making these informative videos.

[@js90348]

What's your opinion on BCAA powders? Is it in the bodies interest to have the breakdown process done for it?

[@OSUHARDING1ATECHNICEXPERIENCE]

What about the bioavailability of animal protein vs plant protein? This seems to suggest it really doesn’t t matter

[@richmiller4626]

Thank you for the valuable information. I really appreciate how you explain everything in detail.

[@masterb8or424]

Then is there really any benefit of collagen supplements over a lets say a regular stake when it comes to joint health or something? If it'll all broken down to just amino acids why are collagen supplements even a thing (other than to just make money of course)?

[@dariorox1]

that part surprised me too, I really don't get it

[@PSA78]

It doesn't seem to be of any benefit from the research we have today, for muscle protein synthesis it's actually less effective by what we know today.

[@thekingofamv5692]

I always earn new information by watching your videos And this video is really good and interesting🔥🔥🔥

[@theanatomylab]

Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching!

[@thekingofamv5692]

@@theanatomylab you worth everything 👍👍

[@donvito4226]

These videos have been even more interesting since I started working at the body farm in TN

[@jazzadickens10]

Brilliant content as always

[@theanatomylab]

Glad you enjoyed it!!

[@MuhammadZubair-js8og]

3 neuro docs said that I have been afflicted with essential tremor cause my body trembled a lot. After having gone through motorcycle accident, I did rehab exercises in the sea(beach) for a year non stop every day after that started going to the gym. I made my own protein shake which consisted of 16 eggs very light boiled/6 bananas/4 tablespoons of milk/1 tablespoon of cocoa, the amazing thing is my body trembling is gone, did 2 annual blood test showed which showed my total cholesterol level between 140 and 150 and ratio was good. Docs did prescribe meds to take for life(which I never consumed luckily), happy that I never consumed it. If you have any insights about what happened to me medically please share.

[@gailstorm8622]

Great segment! Thanks for the content.

[@yogeshkumarsaraswat6060]

Thanks dear Sir ji for Detailed physiology and Biochemistry of protein Digestion to Absorption in Simple and technical way🎉. Salute sir ji 🙏

[@TheIceLurker]

2:37 This literally triggered my trypophobia. If you don’t know what that is don’t google it.

[@SilentNights185]

What would happen to the body on a fruit only diet? Could you do an educational video on that and how it affects the systems of the body?

[@cornstar1253]

There are no essential carbs or fiber. Remember that. Body makes all the glucose necessary from protein and fatty acids. Didn't mention gluconeogenesis.

[@DanDanPlaysMusic]

True, but it's ok to eat carbs and fiber. Sure, you could live off just protein and fat but it's realistically much less convenient. Not to mention vegetables of course. Maybe if you're on a fat loss diet limiting breads and pastas is good (sugar too obviously) but it's more important then to lower consumption overall

[@musonobari2560]

I wonder what the cadaver of a bodybuilder would look like! 🤔

[@toniallen1130]

I could take your classes every day !

[@pranaychudasama]

We need teachers like you .🙌great job done here .

[@CrumbleLives]

Collagen peptides remain intact for uptake by the skin, etc

[@zerrodefex]

And connective tissues, it was surprising how fast my tendonitis started to fade after adding chicken collagen into my diet.

[@Knuhben]

Love, that you change the title of the video :D I was a bit shocked, when I read it first.

[@AbhishekTiwari-sx4ol]

This is a brilliant video. Can you also explain the role of gut bacteria in digestion?

[@fugu4163]

A very informative and good video except for that sponsorship with a company that seems like a scam to me.

[@magorzataGorak]

Can you add a couple of words about pregnant people and protein absorbing and utilising it for the baby and consequently how much is needed for a pregnant person?( Plant options of protein recommendations would be appreciated:))

[@robertmatetich2898]

Ok, outstanding information. My followup question is, how does this process and our need for protein change as we go through our life cycle, from youth through middle years and on to old age?

[@Bhangshot]

Thanks for the video. I’ve heard that protein from eggs are absorbed more readily than other sources. Based on this video, once in the absorption phase, only amino acids (and small peptides) get absorbed, so the source doesn’t matter anymore. However, is it true that different sources might have a higher rate of digestion (maybe only 70-80% of the proteins are actually broken down to small enough peptides/amino acids to be absorbed)? I assume a percentage of protein content is not completely digested and makes it out the body without being absorbed. And perhaps this is food source dependent? Thanks 🙏

[@What-l9d]

What is meant by human intelligence ? What is true human intelligence ? What is an example of human intelligence ? What are the four types of human intelligence ?

[@koolxxxyear]

I can just watch & learn for hrs. Love to learn about all the details on how our body parts link together like a fine engineered machine.

[@ViswanathanMahalingam]

Whenever someone recommends protein as g/kg of body weight do they mean lean body mass (excluding fat) or complete body mass (including fast mass) ?

[@denisea.9033]

I think that when it’s mentioned in grams per pound it’s to be per pound of lean body mass (not including fat mass); and when mentioned as for kilograms, it’s to be per total weight in kg (including fat mass). Not 💯 sure though.

[@PSA78]

Both exist, but it's usually for your whole weight that they have a number. Otherwise it's lean tissue weight, age and current calorie balance that can be used to get a more accurate number.

[@HerbysHanz]

Hello. I think raw eggs are more digestible than whey protein . Because I don’t get constipated from the egg. 🙏

[@10thletter40]

Sick I guess 😂 that's cool

[@agewythgrace6566]

I feel smarter after watching this. Thanks 😊

[@maciekkk123]

As Vegan it's confirms what I know about breaking down proteins to single amino acids and mixing them during 24 hour period.. Also for people who think that plant based protein is inferior think about where animals which you are eating get their protein..

[@osmosisjones4912]

Short cuts between blood vessels are maybe body sentinels . That leave the blood stream going 1 direction. Then back in the other direction

[@philiprachtman1217]

As a 61YO with no major medical issues what is the best time to exercise? Before breakfast and do an easy walk/ weights or a couple of hours after breakfast where I can do a longer harder session

[@kumarz1pro952]

5:32 Really funny when you named

[@marie-elysebertrand5455]

It made me laugh too 😄

[@kanellossyrmopoulos7132]

Question: since creatine derives from three different amino acids how can it restore my skeletal muscle's creatine level when I take it as a supplement? Naturally it would have separated into the three amino acids that is combined from. It does restores and degrees however my bodily creatine levels....

[@kristiwright7308]

I enjoy these videos so much! You two make it so easy to understand. Now I know about my protein intake, which I needed to do, since I don't eat that much protein. Thank you 👍🏼

[@dustyrusty6840]

I always enjoy watching these videos but some may be unable to watch such videos. The me it's educational on how the body function.

[@beckytaylor6885]

I love this channel so much.

[@kristintrisha2616]

Please can you explain why certain bodies do not process animal protein well and if this can be restored. I grew up eating meat which often left me feeling nauseous and quite ill. This is partly why I am vegetarian now, It's just easier on my stomach.

[@flipsterfloppa9065]

I think a very interesting video would be examining how common contaminants and “cuts” in street drugs can impact health, even teachers and police seem to forget to mention it

[@aram5642]

Could you make a video about the most unthinkable of and unusual surgery incision places? Like for example when they get to a patient's heart through... groin. I find it fascinating: how such an unusual place comes about, and would also like to see that explained how it works from anatomy PoV.

[@rizvi921]

If a person targetting to take 150g of protein per day and takes 50g from whey, is it harmful? Does it matter if we divide our meals into 4 portions of protein or take it in two big meals due to convenience and time constraint? If i take 70g protein in each of my two meals with 6 hrs apart, would it be wasted? Sorry for so many questions.

[@yucon_man]

You guys don't chew your fluids?

[@jamaniskeete5822]

😂😂I don't know why this cracked me up

[@GlynScotford]

Exclusively, mate. Exclusively

[@startingtoday4663]

seems like it would make more sense to ingest the individual amino acids as it would save a significant amount of energy that is needed to digest the proteins

[@annierao6223]

Addicted to this educational series!

[@sid4803]

Learnt that there is microvilli too, In school textbooks it was only resorted to villi.

[@Hyperbog]

Would love to see you interact with folks like Menno Henselmann, Dr. Mike Isratel, Andy Galperin, etc...on topics like these. I feel like a meeting of the minds would be a fascinating watch with everything you know and the research they do.

[@greyATK]

This video's awesome! I like the balance of using the appropriate terms for processes and whatever is involved in them, all while not going too in depth that it becomes a lecture. I learnt a lot from this, thanks for the upload :D

[@theanatomylab]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nobukazumikami5466]

Why do people eat Greek yogurt and take whey protein powder? Eat whole milk plain yogurt which comes with unprocessed whey protein. Also it contains no added sugar.

[@alemanmarco]

Literally this kind of video are excellent about human anatomy how it works

[@OptimusShorts98]

Ur video is so easy to understand ,based on that anyone can know about their body part and nutrition (specially for gym rat )

[@theanatomylab]

👍🏻

[@markotrieste]

How can one be sure that proteins taken are not going to be "wasted" in gluconeogenesis?