What Happens To Your Body on High Protein Diet

[@bigsmoke4]

Bro turned into an absolute unit after a week of protein diet

[@notbadsince97]

If only

[@TheLemonhead88]

Lol

[@clifford2128]

@@bumblebee623 A freaking tank!

[@warbaby8897]

That's all it takes

[@pragatri]

​@@bumblebee623 "Tank" is also used to describe really strong men as sort of a human version of a tank

[@palandershalliday1015]

I used to eat junk food almost every day. I was depressed, lazy and anxious. Now I'm eating a high protein diet with a lot of fiber. I run 5 times a week, strength train 3 times a week and have a physical job. My new diet made me lean and strong.

[@reginaageorgee434]

What about your depression & anxiety?

[@Mii.2.0]

Congrats!!! 💪

[@palandershalliday1015]

@@reginaageorgee434 I used to have panic attacks. I got professional help, but I think exercise and eating healthy helped a lot.

[@harsh7agarwal]

Proud of you 👏

[@liounique1177]

@@palandershalliday1015 if that's you in your profile pic Man you motivate me

[@zOddsen]

I have tried this diet for a month with running and working out every day, I see clear results of weightloss, bigger mucle and increased positive emotions. Remember to sleep enough and dont skip any meals

[@christopherdiaz1156]

You tryna give me some food options

[@zOddsen]

@@christopherdiaz1156 eat veggies, fruit, chicken and eggs and ur set

[@nickduran640]

Do you eat below your maintenance calories or at

[@johnouweheer2391]

Capp

[@zOddsen]

@@nickduran640sorry for late answer lol, but I eat under and still loosing weight and gaining more mucle

[@SeBash2001]

Started working out two weeks ago and now this video shows up life is good

[@Rodin9]

Are you still working out 2 years later?

[@rar8532]

Hope you're still at it

[@adamhill3996]

If you feel that life is going well, you must say ‏الحمد كله والشكر كله لك يا الله يا عزيزي يا عظيم

[@kerimwillems3152]

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[@random-accessmemory9201]

Interestingly, I started working out because of Grindr rejections. Hahahaha. But I do it mainly for myself now.

[@aeonflux_504]

I'm starting intermittent fasting and have to start a high protein, high fiber, low carb and sugar free diet. My stomach issues are the worst but I'm glad to watch this because I'm getting a bit discouraged. thanks Infographics Show!!! love this content and channel!!!

[@letsdrive899]

You need to concentrate on eating healthy fats. Dont be afraid of saturated fats. Meat, eggs and raw dairy. Especially make sure that your first meal is whole food. If you have to eat something processed have it as second meal.

[@AlbertoMontesSoto]

@fdsfd asdfsdsdf fiber is like a brillo pad, the less you eat of it, the better time you'll have going to the bathroom

[@AlbertoMontesSoto]

@@letsdrive899 correct info

[@sharigan9694]

weight loss is all about die

[@cashmir5883]

Do you get fibers from bread and stuff? I cut that out and my stomach is 100% better

[@karawigley6231]

Watching this after taking nutrition this semester further confirms I retained majority of the information I was taught.

[@axg93]

@adamfutyna5480 yah everyone needs nutrition advice

[@itssickitspiss]

Did you do it online or in person?

[@Alirezarz62]

This video is only the most basic stuff tho

[@dsxa918]

Hey @KaraWigley, Did you remember anything 'new' that you had learned and since forgotten that you knew?

[@dsxa918]

@alirezarz62 - which is interesting because it's not especially 'common knowledge' and speaks to the use of the education

[@dylanadams1455]

I'm glad you pointed out the kidney damage myth. Eating lots of protein won't damage your kidneys - this myth has come about people with kidney problems can't process protein so well and are therefore are put on low protein diets. Many experts in the field say there's actually no data on whether it's possible to eat too much protein, as you generally get too full before it becomes a problem. A little disappointed that you then go on to say that saturated fat and cholesterol are bad for you though - scientists and credible studies have been trying to get the medical and nutritional establishments to stop pushing this unfounded dogma for years. Triglycerides are the real culprit, processed carbs and vegeteble oils do the real damage. We evolved as the most formidable predator the world has ever seen - what's more likely to be bad for us, animal fats or starches and sugars?

[@muhammadubuhari1318]

you are right in everything you said, however, real Olive Oil is extremely good

[@dylanadams1455]

@@muhammadubuhari1318 Sorry, I meant seed oils. Olive, Coconut and Acocado oils are all excellent and delicious!

[@hunterkiller1440]

Best thing about protein is that there is always a source of protein.

[@toonasag]

Ya 🤣

[@Teacher69420]

Spam

[@derekbootle8316]

Other humans

[@McGeistly]

@@derekbootle8316 You need to see a psychiatrist, bugs and plants! Bugs and plants. Most humans are too much fat and carbs anyway.

[@Mr__Legday]

@@McGeistly facts, it would be inconvenient anyway

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

Protein is also a critical part of the processes that fuel your energy and carry oxygen throughout your body in your blood. It also helps make antibodies that fight off infections and illnesses and helps keep cells healthy and create new ones.👍

[@UNlTED_KlNGDOM]

Thx

[@llamalatte]

I'm happy this video unpacks the answers to "Does protein help you lose weight" whereas a lot of medical and science professionals will hint at this while kind of saying, "No that's not enough" whereas this video shows how protein effects other parts of your lifestyle frames a healthy lifestyle as way easier to be motivated to do. And then I was put off by "Eating more cholesterol can make your cholesterol too high" When this isn't true, cholesterol is raise by a diet too high in sugar and simple/empty carbs and the narrative that fat=bad is what got america to eat more sugar, empty carbs, and highly processed food and create a health epidemic; they did say NOT to cut out carbs and fat, but I think their explanation worked against their message. Eating too much fat and not enough other food group can cause other gastrointestinal issues same of which explained in this video later on

[@Benni777]

When I was diagnosed with COVID last week I woke up one day CRAVING protein! Like, that was all I wanted to eat that day. And I’m someone who loveeesss their carbs, and don’t really eat protein for breakfast, but my body told me otherwise. I guess my body just wanted to heal itself, so eating protein was one of the ways that I could heal.

[@youtubevideoswatching3866]

Fisb:)

[@jorgegalvan8320]

Wtf

[@christopherdecker3830]

I tend to front load my protein @ breakfast; when I had covid back in February I definitely ate a lot of protein. That and raspberries and blackberries like I normally do 😀. Hope you are feeling better 🌞!

[@pl7868]

Bacon ?

[@chatella_nutella9017]

How do u crave protein? Won't you normally crave a food u like the taste of?

[@Whatsforlunch710]

In the last few weeks I switched to a high protein diet low in cards and with as little sugar as possible I thought I noticed I was eating less and it’s true! This video is eye opening thanks for being such a helpful and fun show to watch

[@ecomm7048]

The body gets more hungry after consuming sugar. Cutting sugar alone will suppress the appetite a bit after about 2 weeks without it.

[@עידןנחמני-ל1פ]

I can't find any reason to dislike this legendary channel they are just the best

[@jorgenvonstrangle000]

I started in 2019, with just cutting calories, focusing on deficit. Lost 15lb my first 2 months, that also included 45-60 minute cardio. 3 years Later im down 43lb, i tried super high protein but cut back and included a little more fat which helped a bit, also including more fruit since i was eating alot of low calorie snacks as well. Mainly oranges and apples, overall my sugar intake is low considering anything i eat is in moderation. Being sedentary as well due to my job, its pretty easy now without worrying how to lose weight.

[@romelegionmaker8625]

@Captain Obvious isnt that obvious

[@romelegionmaker8625]

@Steve Bermani think you just don't know anything about exercise, cardio burns more carbs faster than resistance training with weights or bands etc so if your trying to lose weight cardio is much more efficient.

[@DrSnuffles]

@@romelegionmaker8625 also transfers muscle fibers from type 1 to type 2. Which is going to make you be built like a distance runner. Which a lot of people don’t want. You can’t switch fibers from 2 to 1 only 1 to 2 so once they’re there then they’re there. You shouldn’t do cardio for more than 20 minutes. As soon as endorphins release (15 to 20 mins) you should stop. I also am 6’5 and went from 312 to 247 in 6 months. Doing little to no cardio just weigh training and eating a healthy all around diet after 4 to 5 months of a 600 calorie deficit.

[@bambostarla6259]

@Steve Berman Cardio is exerxise for the most important muscle, the heart

[@brad4305]

Cardiovascular endurance has long lasting health benefits that are objectively better than strictly weight training with no cardio.

[@solutionsforabrightfuture3579]

I increased my protein intake to 1 gram per pound of body weight not for weight training but to lower my a1c per my doctor. As a side effect I gained a little muscle. I was already doing heavy weight training and got a bonus. Low sugar, high fiber(the worst tasting cereal) low fat and sadly even low carb but not zero carbs.

[@nickscope27]

try splitting ur macros to 40/40/20, P/C/F, bc ur working out, carbs and protein will be used to build muscle

[@daciajcksn]

You need healthy carbs for energy.

[@solutionsforabrightfuture3579]

@@daciajcksn Like broccoli, spinach and kale powder.

[@teophiri7526]

What would KZbin be without the infographic show. I love this channel 💯💯

[@lazylinda3242]

Better

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[@one1jean686]

Thanks!

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Your consistency and quality of content never disappoints! ❤

[@Ty-vj4wg]

It’s always so bad that I know I’ll get a good laugh at its stupidity.

[@patrikputric891]

Oh you are that guy that asks dumb questions all the time in my timeline

[@honorablecnotes]

most original comment ever

[@aaron8196]

@@patrikputric891 youre the one to get offended by his questions because your father raised a female!

[@liounique1177]

@@honorablecnotes lol

[@gandhicurry7444]

1:37. Nutrients don’t get distributed in the stomach, they get circulated from the intestines which absorb them from the broken down food

[@jngibson24]

I'm always impressed by the amount of research that goes into these videos. It's refreshing to see claim backed up by evidence. Kudos Infographics!

[@AquaLady153]

Where's the evidence?

[@glen3245]

@@AquaLady153 I've looked up their videos about the mam trapped under a boat in the ocean who survived and the teenage hacker and found their sources it's legit as well as this video they take from posted health studies

[@RagdyAndy]

what research? so much false info

[@verclinlopez4722]

I used to think this as well. Then I watched one of their videos on a topic that I actually knew stuff about. I haven't watched their videos nearly as much since.

[@uncommonname1234]

One thing very important that you missed is that every protein is different. 10 grams of protein from lets say beans or any plant source is NOT equal to 10 grams of protein from eggs or meat. Your words imply that comparing the amount of protein in different foods is the only metric to compare foods, as a matter of fact Biological Value of proteins tends to be of much importance as well. Therefore not all medical professionals claim what you said at 14:45 . Plant based protein needs to be consumed in much more quantity( which depends on amount as well as BV of protein in the food ) and carefully chosen based on the essential amino acids present in them since many plant sources lack one or the other EAA. I do agree that animal fat in meat is bad and also meat lacks vitamins and minerals, but vitamins and minerals can be supplemented and lean meat is an option.

[@germanfishing5835]

Straight facts!

[@jonjonah4288]

Infographics is entertainment. I would not advise taking advice from this channel.

[@ruthie_rosario]

Switching from plant sourced protein to animal & animal byproduct sources dramatically improved my liver function and helped me to gain strength. Since I have uncontrolled hypothyroidism with resistance to levothyroxine, I have to really restrict how much I eat to keep the weight off that I lost. So it was impossible to gain muscle mass without gaining back excess fat with the plant sourced protein because I would need to eat even more to make the protein complete. Drinking ultra filtered milk daily and eating red meat a couple times a week helped me to lose a few more pounds while also being able to lift heavier at the gym. Wish I would’ve known about complete vs incomplete protein when I first lost all the weight a few years ago. I could only imagine how much better I would’ve been feeling all those years.

[@forsaken841]

So I been having grilled chicken tacos as a healthy lunch, avoiding fast food and soda. And for working out, besides working, I play elden ring, and every time I die, I do a plank, a set of push up, and set of squats. Been working. Just never as fast as I like

[@notgrubu2179]

Planks and push ups each time you die. Very good idea I'll try it.

[@michaelbyrd9257]

Do this but with a no vigor run. You'll be on Gokus level in no time

[@forsaken841]

@@michaelbyrd9257 not as effective as just manning up and going to the gym a couple times a week I found out.

[@rigorob4711]

What would be faster into sacrifice the elden ring gameplay for a few weeks and lock in with your workouts. Nothing will change if you don't continue to change it homie

[@CptnPalomar]

lots of people seem to forget that rest is as important as a diet or working out . If you arent getting your 7-8 hrs of sleep a night that might be the cause for slower results also its okay to do bodyweight exercises but if you want to build muslce faster you need to get to failure each set and also you body adapts so after a while try other exercises

[@Kenneth101100]

I love yall videos but we need a little more content like this because this stuff can be eye opening and life changing. SHOUTOUT TO INFOGRAPHICS!!

[@JarlBorg93]

ok bot

[@diversejoe617]

Tips for those who don't have a gym membership(young ones especially): - do some cardio(aka running) for at least half an hour - do 30 jump squats at most, then 60 uneven pushups - take cold showers, a LOT of health benefits - intermittent fasting(16:8 being the most effective) - Make nutritious foods your main diet and cut down on junk/processed foods - take 2 rest days so to prevent injury and speed up results in building muscle(I highly recommend on the weekends cuz that's when everyone is laxed) - drink plenty of water - most importantly, be consistent and don't worry if you'll reach your goal cuz that's when inconsistency occurs.(And ofc if you have some gym equipment in your house use that to your advantage) *Hope this helps and y'all stay happy and healthy*

[@notdayday]

Consistency really is key, doing 1000 pushups once every 6 months does nothing. 20 pushups everyday builds strength.

[@tnbren]

I’m doing just that now. My workout starts tomorrow. Just had my 2 days rest. You are telling the truth

[@orsted7919]

What does 16:8 mean?

[@notdayday]

@@orsted7919 16 hours no eating. 8 Hours eating.

[@bboops23]

Intermittent fasting is not a good long term diet for a lot of people. Myself being one such person. That diet had me angry and my hair was falling out in clumps. It has some research behind it, but overall the research is sparse and was done in abysmally small test groups. At the end of the day calories in needs to be lower than calories out. That's how you lose weight. If you need to not eat for 16 hours a day to hit a calorie deficit than you probably need to look at what you're eating.

[@regentlouis3678]

My Uncle just gave me an entire bucket of Muscle Core Protein Powder, I'm beginning to think youtube tracks my very existance to the finest detail.

[@Tribuneoftheplebs]

Good uncle

[@nicksosicc]

Welcome aboard the gain train.

[@healthyfood2373]

hello you may try these healthy recipes on my channel ,it may help

[@Rauteeins]

Since the overall caloric balance matters - you should also consider grams of protein per 100 kcal (and not only per 100g).

[@kartikey92]

I can't keep track of my calorie intake. But I'm trying to gain weight/mass I'm currently 54kg and 185cm(6feet) tall, any suggestions??

[@tobdenphuntsho7317]

@@kartikey92 You can use calorie trackers, I recommend Cronometer

[@mXsReaper]

@@kartikey92 I wanted to shred down for summer but I had the same problem. Then I glanced over the kitchen scale and the solution to all my problems was always right in front of me. Weighing stuff like oats, rice and meat make a HUGE difference and you will see a difference in your body composition on a weekly basis. The good thing about it is that after a few weeks you no longer have to put your food on a scale because you become really good at estimating volume and therefore the approximate weight and calories.

[@dunkindonuts1249]

i started to consume 160 grams of protein a day and workout daily and i noticed a lot of gainz on my and also I feel better overal i am 14 and whey 76 kg and by far i like where this is going

[@puhacz4271]

do you count only animal protein ? or all combined like from bread etc

[@nikcernomorsky3633]

infographics Team, your shows are amazing! But please can always include also metric system :) u do have fans in EU :) Many thanks and warm regards, Nik

[@nickscope27]

protein, 2.2g/kilo

[@thedevil9695]

I was tweaking for several years and weighed about 130ish and gained about 30 lbs but couldn't gain much more weight. Starting working at a saw mill and was drinking a gallon of milk in a 8 hour shift 5 days a week and gained about 20 lbs in 2 months and got pretty muscular.

[@queball685]

I tried the gallon of milk thing when i was 16 and weighed around 115lbs. It did work i put on 20-30lbs or so but i became lactose intolerant soon after

[@PedroTomé1]

That's just way too much calcium to your kidneys, no?

[@giovanni545]

That username thou. Try replace it

[@nitehound5264]

Jesus is king

[@lancer717]

Ew

[@avidcritick9290]

This is nice but I do have to disagree with the last part. Red meat and milk are extremely healthy, and has a much better DIAAS score (a score that determines protein quality) then any other protein, plant protein in particular has extremely low quality. Ex: The DIAAS score of beef is 111, while the DIAAS score of rice is 37 (higher is better) There same is true for many other plant proteins Corn based cereal: 10 Peas: 58 Rye: 47.6 Barley: 47.2 Wheat: 40.2 Peas: 58 Almonds: 40

[@AC-rx6fr]

i am glad that someone mentioned it

[@kaylynnmcdaniel4403]

Don't forget peas. I think its 58.😉

[@Rebel084]

Yep, I heard from multiple dietitians that beef had the highest protein per gram.

[@melinaellvin3633]

@@kaylynnmcdaniel4403 💀

[@nickhutcheson8580]

So that Diaas score isn't fool proof. It has only been tested on rats. And people forget when you eat plant based proteins yoh generally don't eat it by itself so combining other foods significantly alter the amino acid profile.

[@floorenzo1237]

I tore my acl and had surgery and had before put on a good amount of muscle and always ate a lot of nutrients and calories and during that process I ate a lot of protein and dairy and I feel like it has helped me heal faster than what I have spent had I not eaten that way

[@bledlbledlbledl]

it takes a pretty good doctor to run the right tests and tell you if it's ok to start a particular diet or not. i expect most would just advise against any changes, and then try to put you on as much expensive medication as possible :P

[@josephmardesich5558]

You should do a video on the rise and fall of spice, that weird drug from the early 2010s, lots of people got stuck and areas noticed increased homeless population.

[@GLGC688]

I have to have spine surgery. My surgeon told me to eat a high protein diet in preparation but didn't explain why. So this video was helpful to explain why.

[@freedomcat]

My mom had her big toe nail torn out twice and increased her protein intake after both times and her nail grew back quicker with the protein. I have a black cat that has ripped out all the claws on his back foot and got him high protein dry food. I looked online and they said it would take about 2 months to notice any nail growth, but within 3 weeks I noticed him getting nubs back.

[@freedomcat]

@Captain Obvious just stating personal experience where eating more protein in the diet help the nails grow back. My mom is dead and the big toenail was by accident both times. And my black cat was because he was physically manifesting stress over grief of losing my dad before my mom died!

[@leechin2404]

@Steve Berman 😃😂😁

[@chris1.2]

I know someone who ate chicken almost everyday, he didn’t like beef or pork because his teeth were in bad shape. He started to get sores and bad skin and chronic stomach problems. I suspected that it was malnutrition and told him to take a vitamin supplement and after just a couple of weeks his problems disappeared.

[@mnforager]

As an American, when I hear "talk to your doctor..." I just tune it out because talking to my doctor about anything is going to cost me thousands of dollars with insurance. Any sort of blood test to evaluate my diet options is going to be hundreds more for each test. How is this the case?

[@fishingangler4315]

I get a physical and blood work done every year and it's included in my insurance. My problem is, when I get the blood work back I don't know what the numbers mean and my doctor just says, eat better and exercise. Thanks, doc. I'm not sure how much more I can exercises as I'm already doing that four and five days a week. I am trying to eat better though. As an American, we need a better healthcare system.

[@Abhiramr1906]

But the problem with plant based protein purely from a muscle building standpoint, the “quality” of protein is lesser and you’ll need to eat more of plant protein or a lot more variety to make up for the missing amino acids. Imo, it’s better to have animal protein as your main source while keeping a variety of fruits and veggies for the micros and not necessarily for the protein

[@batsy3]

that is true to some extent, but not to the point that it matters too much. some of the world's top athletes are even on plant based diets, its not really a big deal if you are in normal good health

[@xijin1384]

@@batsy3 it matters a lot. A study even showed that plant based athletes didn't hit their daily ptotein goals

[@batsy3]

@@xijin1384 what study? what athletes? when? how? .....yeah no more studies need to be made on the topic in general, but, if you can actually show us something you might change my mind

[@batsy3]

@Captain Obvious actual studies also link animal proteins to a wide variety of health problems

[@Abhiramr1906]

@Captain Obvious that’s true but only if the protein comes from various sources to make up for incomplete amino acids. So you’ll have to be a little more wary of what you eat

[@bledlbledlbledl]

be sure to read the ingredients labels on those "protein" bars. you'll probably find some that have the word "PROTEIN" in huge bold letters across the front of the packaging, and yet so little protein actually in them that they might as well just be candy bars

[@Nightmare88ish]

"Protein packed!" Includes 3 grams of protein from peanuts. It really do be like that sometimes. While there is good protein from nuts you are better off just getting a whole bag of them as opposed to the more pathetic quality health/fitness bars. Some of them really are just sugar bars for work out moms who want to feel like they diet/exercise.

[@ParrishStrongman]

Thankfully a lot of them here in the UK have the amount too on the front of the packet. For example I have these protein yoghurt pouches I take to work with 23g per pouch. I'm basically on around 200g protein a day average. Life of a Strongman competitor is hard 😂

[@random_persontheinternet8628]

@@ParrishStrongman thats awesome tho also I have read that for those amounts exercise that diet is totally normal is that true Also I do I bit of lifing after school And would love to know more

[@ruthie_rosario]

@@Nightmare88ish oh my god. Your comment reminds me of the Payday candy bar commercials that were briefly aired. They boasted about their candy bars containing protein. I guess they figured if you’re going to choose a candy bar anyway, might as well choose theirs to get that 7 whole grams of incomplete protein!

[@nickscope27]

QUEST, no cow, have at least 20 g and are high in fiber tho pricier

[@haveagoodone2935]

In the past month I started eating more steak. I just weighed myself this morning. A month ago I was 235lbs this morning I'm down to 220. One thing I learned is that when you consume less carbs and more protein and fat your body starts using fat for energy. I regularly exercise. I also eat onions, bell peppers, and mushrooms with my steak and eggs. Just one meal a day. I feel amazing

[@jand1144]

Infographic never fails to speak facts and important relateble information As a 28 year old lean build fast metabolism man,I think Protein is key to life within us all,I was just telling my coworker about the importance of protein,he doesn't believe it's importance to our body functions. I eat as much protein as possible throughout the day,ex Greek yogurt, organic scrambled eggs,non hormone chicken,rice,lots of peanuts/peanut butter, 12%protein & vitamin chocolate 🍫 drinks,low sodium intake drinks and food,b12,N multi vitamin and Of course lots of water 💧,and good workout,on top of my job requiring me to be in good physical shape,But I definitely have to say I see the difference in my body last few years after drastically changing my diet

[@KaleMakaiYouji]

High protein diets are what's recommended for people who've had bariatric surgeries. So I've been on one for a few years now!

[@joshmontes524]

I’ve been eating at least 30 lbs a month of red meat for over 2 years and I’m in good health. I think the most important thing is cutting out empty carbs and sugars

[@joshuaortiz2031]

processed sugar is the devil

[@thatfit_beardo]

You got that right , also red meat has little to no harm if its eaten for years until its not cooked with too much oil and spices.

[@theysayisagorilla]

Ur hearts prolly not s healthy

[@WilsonDaBoss06]

@@theysayisagorilla red meat and milk being unhealthy is simply a myth

[@harleymiller9987]

Thanks for this information it explains a lot about my body now I've been on a high protein diet since I a kid and now I'm 21 years old and for the longest time I've always wondered why I put on muscle so fast whenever I did work out and why my metabolism was so high and why I also could do nothing but sit and then i just start sweating for the longest time I was actually calling my own body a walking heater in the winter time when it's 28F degrees I'm walking around outside with a short sleeve shirts and jeans or shorts because I'm so hot thanks for the informational video it was very helpful in figuring out an understanding my own body

[@dsxa918]

That temperature isn't especially cold, I know if you can handle temperatures like that you're probably healthy - it's kind of sketchy how comfortable a lot of people are in higher temperatures

[@dsxa918]

By that I mean a lot of 'the hottest of summer' I'd rather see that temperature go into the coldest of winter, ha ha

[@kellywinfrey2481]

I love this video guys. To people who do things like bodybuilding this is basic info but 99.9999999 percent of the population do not have any idea just how beneficial a high protein diet can be.

[@giorgossermes9644]

indeed mate when i started increasing my protein everyone around me was looking me like an alien... Like wtf are you eating so much protein xD

[@ngythe1king]

I’m a believer of the correct high protein diet, I’m a big believer of the less red meat the better and there’s a bunch of research out there that supports this, even the video suggested not to have too much red meat

[@V8Fuzion]

@@ngythe1king most lifters are big on chicken and turkey not beef.

[@nickedwards8817]

Actually bodybuilders will eat beef a lot because it’s the most nutrient dense meat

[@johnsnow5264]

You also have no idea

[@9n9i9c9k9]

I do 1 gram for each pound I weigh. I take 146 grams (minimum) every day. Depending on my meals sometimes it's more, but with my shakes I meet the minimum daily.

[@gloriyahboregah6384]

We go Jim

[@Bluis5445]

And you still small

[@BillionaireDubaii]

Does this help with your mental health?

[@Christian988.]

I started trying to eat more protein in my diet a few months ago because I wanted to snack less eat less junk food and I read in the multiple places on the internet that a diet rich in protein keeps you fuller for longer it also better for muscle growth and repair and maintaining a healthy weight and so far over the past months it has been working though due to unforeseen circumstances it is hard to eat enough protein due to financial constraints.

[@semzoomers1611]

I recommend looking into cheaper alternatives. Such as whole wheat pasta, lentils, pumpkin seeds, beans, and greek yoghurt, and you will only have to eat meat occasionally to receive all the essential amino acids for building muscle.

[@haris6424]

i ate like 110g of protein on average as a highschooler, on 7 hours of sleep, I was able to stay awake through the day, just include 40g of protein per meal, this can be done through including one meat, fish, 200g of yogurt, or lentils per meal with anything else really

[@kartikey92]

I started having milkshakes consisting of peanut butter, oats, almonds and cashew. It alone covers 55 grams of protein needs (liquid diet is a blessing)

[@Brownie.-]

But how many calories? Just easier for you to drink a whey protein shake. More protein for less calories.

[@miguelencarnacion805]

@@Brownie.- yeah but you're getting other nutritional vitamins from it

[@dannyt503]

Oh I'm glad I watched this. I'm working on building muscle at the moment I was under the impression that the more protein the better. I wasn't aware of what would happen if you eat too much of the stuff 😬

[@edennis8578]

I never heard that kidney stones would be caused by a diet high in natural protein sources. In fact, most medical articles I've read cite foods high in oxalic acids, like spinach, cause kidney stones. The only study I've ever found that stated that high protein diets cause problems is one where they gave the test subjects a lab-created protein goo. Studies that tried to duplicate the results but used real food found no such problems.

[@kenstr321]

I doubt I should be talking cause I'm very over weight. Yet somehow I'm still "healthy", meaning my LDL is low, my resting heart rate is 58, and I maintain a average blood pressure, while being highly overweight. I think it's due to the variation of my diet, and relative high activity. People get pretty surprised when they see a 400 pound man bench press 360 pounds, leg press over 1,000 pounds and able to cycle 3 miles at the same trip to the gym. The key is to have a balanced and varied diet, along with vegerus activity. This doesn't keep me skinny, it keeps me healthy.

[@timjake250]

i love it when they make relatable videos

[@redzycs]

Important thing with tuna guys, be careful to not overeat it. Tuna has mercury in it, low dosage but high compared to other fish, eat it in regulation. The FDA recommends max 2 cans, but it's not that strict, just look at the can and look for Skipjack (Katsuwonus pelamis), I would recommend eating max 600g a week but for children even less.

[@Weare-xl9tv]

I dropped 30lbs in 60-70 days high protein and low calories / 1 big meal a day and only small protein in-between…Workout 4x a week with 1-2 days rest,so I could push harder the next day. The only way I could lose weight!

[@ethanwhitmire5099]

respect man

[@brandonknable7890]

How much did you weigh and how much you weigh now ? I’m currently trying to figure out how much protein I should be eating so thats why I ask. Also congrats on the big change !

[@realdreamerz1231]

I’ll be going on a straight protein diet wish me the best 👊🏼

[@kanis999]

Thanks, I was getting frustrated that nearly 100% of the info on protein out there is in the context of muscle building. We get it, protein helps build muscle. What ELSE does it do to benefit the body?

[@Johnnyboybravo]

Is there a pdf that shows what to eat and has a menu? I'm terrible when it comes to eating the right food. I need structure and instructions step by step.

[@robbiedubes]

1 gram of protein per pound of body weight. The golden rule of bodybuilding

[@dwade6322]

@robbiedubes yes which does work well for body builders,but not a typical American who sits at a office job.

[@Xinzo420]

@@dwade6322 It works well for everyone regulary doing physical activities. People who expect to get fit and lose weight without working out / doing physical activities regulary / 10k steps daily are not relevant. They will never stay fit. They'll always go back to being overweight.

[@healthyvinc]

The point you made at 9:10 was solid and well-explained

[@mike8462]

This is the best video by far!!! Thank you!! Please keep doing more fitness and health videos! learned so much!!

[@janvanhuffel4294]

The weakend bones do happen, but not when you just eat high proteins but also eat no carbs. That's the keto diet. Study's have found that people who do/did keto diet have higher chance of bone fracture and lower your bone density

[@emidarabderrahmane5893]

If you increase your protein intake from 15% to 40% you would take out 500 calories from your diet per day (which is quite equivalent to a high intense gym session )

[@mudddge]

Calories from protein aren't handled the same by the body in terms of the incomplete CICO model

[@Svn6twomm]

Been on a high animal protein, full fat dairy, high veggie low carb diet for a year now. Snacking on protein bars and different kinds of nuts. And have a daily stretch and training routine which is part of my life now just like a daily task. And yes if I am on a party I try to fish out the high protein snacks and if it is not possible then yes most of the time I’m already full because of my intake. Also it is very easy to maintain and for my age I still move and look like in mid teen years. Even out run lift my peers. The only downside is that it is more expensive but if that’s the only down to the more pluses I don’t. The biggest plus may be that women in general notice a man who cares for his physique. Which leaves me to the biggest upside; young and older woman tend to rub on shoulders more often now a days and I am not even that tall with a six figure salary. Just a normal dude with good looks and strong (non)verbal communication. Cheers guys

[@FatSultan]

I always was a gym goer but I made a mistake in autumn, I miscalculated my protein intake in a 3-month period, I ate 1kg chicken breast every day but I measured the cooked one, not the raw one, so it was more like 1,5kg raw + rice, etc. I have averaged out 3,3 grams of protein/kg for 3 months. I got so strong and shredded that everyone asked me what drugs I take and what steroids I use, but in reality, I was just bad at math... side effects were bad tho, I was itching everywhere and I have developed an allergy to poultry.

[@machiavelli9827]

more calories would do the same for you, too bad you have an allergy. Go plant based it's better for you in more ways

[@rise7056]

@@machiavelli9827 proof?

[@machiavelli9827]

@@rise7056 Yes

[@tam6753]

@@rise7056 there are several studies on that. Google it.

[@rise7056]

@@tam6753 nah im not the one who thinks its true

[@alphabeta8403]

10:00 Aging and protein intake

[@messiahad]

The problem with a high protein diet is that it overworks your kidney, which is bad for you long term. Another thing is that it raises your uric acid levels to the point that you get arthritis and gout earlier in life. Protein does have some benefits among other things, however it puts you at risk of kidney disease if you consume too much. Which is why body builders actually take supplements and vitamins that help their kidney and they do it off camera because protein just wears out your kidney faster

[@Lowtan]

No body builder ever mentions anything like that. Even science based ones like Jeff Nippard. Gonna keep stacking on the protein. Sounds like long dated information you're pushing.

[@Tim-1234]

The only time it can damage your kidney ist when you take way too much protein to you, like 3g/ Pound of body weight

[@howfuckedupisthisworld]

Do you have any evidence of this? Somehow i think it is just pharma trying to diss anything that helps people to heal.

[@Thereisnorules]

They take supplements and vitamins off camera?! Wtf what supplements?

[@COSMICCFREQUENCY144]

Oh please

[@stephaniebanville171]

High protien diet is where its at. Carbs can help after a workout but definitely try to eat more protien.

[@darkshadowsaver]

Yeah I actually started eating protein bars at night at work so it can give me the energy to stay up and on top of my body moving I feel like I'm losing weight because my body is burning off that excess energy from the bar. Im sweating more often and when I go to sleep and wake up I do sit ups and I can feel my stomach tighten then I eat a 500 calories breakfast with eggs to get my protein.

[@shaydesofblue2281]

Thanks to protein powder for having vitamins in it also. Also daily vitamin intakes. Not a natural intake, but it'll save $100s a month.

[@ArchangelHornet]

Can we do this kind of video but for fat as well, I'm a keto advocate and I'm very interested to know more. While im at it, fasting too 🙂

[@biggboi8009]

All that matters is calories, doesn’t matter what or when (as long as you get enough protein)

[@johnmaxwell6928]

Yeah keto is a joke. No reason to cut an entire macro group just to lower calorie intake.

[@dsxa918]

One of the interesting things about Infographics Show is the sound the figures pictured make, when they talk, relative to the knowledge bestowed by the narration

[@breshkotashmal7362]

*Me, watching this video*: "Hmm, this is very informative. I need to find a way to get more protein in my diet. I think I will keep watching as I am sure he will go over the best sources." *Infographics guy*: "The best source of protein are crickets" *Me*: Okay, let's see what video is next in my queue."

[@kimh1222]

A bit late to the show but my doctor recently recommended eating this way to me, I'm excited to give it a go!

[@jmanj3917]

11:04, *Excellent advice!* Also stay properly hydrated to help your overworked kidneys. Good video

[@erwinrogers9470]

Love it🔥

[@frank_texas7400]

Vegans left the chat

[@Funancialism]

Plant based here and I eat 150Gs a day

[@NathFilms]

@@frank_texas7400 tell Mike Tyson that he’s vegan

[@SeparatiXz]

@@Funancialism Jesus thats a lot

[@adamhill3996]

ما شاء الله عليك ‏أنت مضحك

[@fkgoogle666]

@@Funancialism where do you get your protein from?

[@erwinrogers9470]

Great information👍

[@alphaomega1351]

You are welcome! 😳

[@peterpayne2219]

Interesting that other sources tell us to get 0.8-1.2g of protein per lb of weight. I am trying to build muscle and have been doing 1g per lb of weight with some success.

[@kingblackthorn4195]

Personally I eat about 100 g of protein a day. I have found it to be perfectly enough for me. I have lost so much weight (amongst other things like weightlifting, working out, fasting, lower calorie intake, etc.) but still.

[@arthas640]

I think people overestimate the amount of protein they need, including some athletic people and trainers. I see people giving advice that you need to be eating 2-3 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight even for beginners when the real number is closer to 1g per kg for most people, around 1.5 for people who work out a ton, and 2 is close to the max for even most serious bodybuilders. Conversely many people also tend to underestimate fat and dont realize its good to still keep a certain level of fat in your diet, you just need to make sure its healthy fat and not just fat from donuts. There's a video " How Much Protein You Really Need (According to Science)" by the channel Institute of Human Anatomy where a professional Anatomist talks about protein requirements and breaks things down really well showing how much protein you really need for what level of activity and what you're training for (body building, marathon runner, etc).

[@fitbodyworkout]

thanks! this is very helpful! great info for my exercises!

[@depekthegreat359]

You are extremely so right and since I am slowly working out to build my six pack abs,increase my height and build my muscles,I must only have these meals excluding non vegetarian meals as I am slowly turning into a vegan which I must do daily and ever in this world and other planets,good friend!!:-D

[@varisgashi3185]

Training won't increase your height you may gain muscle yes but height is purely genetic.

[@reeces2227]

Great video👊🏾

[@shelbyamanda6756]

I have always naturally craved protein. I love rare meat and could eat 6 eggs a day but I try it control it. I have always been able to maintain my muscle mass with little exercise bc of this protein “addiction”. I say addiction bc I literally am not happy if I don’t eat a huge amount of protein.

[@solitvry103]

doesn't 6 eggs a day gives high cholesterol?

[@alfredliggins8510]

I love peanut butter and buy natural. I could eat eight tablespoons a day which is 56 g of protein without even making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich just straight out of the jar

[@moe8145]

It actually works i lost over 50 pounds of fat in around a year increase it while weight lifting it will change your whole body even INCREASE METABOLISM.

[@anuragtumane5227]

Having a high protein diet can be beneficial when it comes to satiety and hunger control.

[@rocksteady551]

There were like 3 times I wanted to rip u in the comment section but you were just stating what normal people versus athletes do. Good thing I kept watchin🤣💪🏻

[@jaylenbolling9331]

Not eating crickets bro

[@Capo.45]

Fax

[@Zynbabwe902]

Ong

[@MrDTown89]

@@jaylenbolling9331 if its grinded up and added in your food or drinks won’t be that bad

[@WarriorChildofGod]

@@jaylenbolling9331 bro i have a yard full of crickets built a chicken tractor they eat the crickets prep my garden beds fertilizer pesticide all in one.... I get 6 nice large eggs 6 days a week

[@jackiechan3599]

Daily routine. One pound of chicken breast has 120+ grams of protein + 30 gram whey shake a day + 24 gram casein protein + One a Day for men. Drink lemon water for kidney stones

[@ediciusxp]

I live Texas thank you for doing the research for me I have a rare condition called coccidiosis from breathing in a spore of a fungus and am trying to work out and maintain the right amount of protein and minerals if u can can u do a video over coccidiosis

[@FreeFromHer]

Have you ever tried a 7 day fast?

[@ediciusxp]

@@FreeFromHer last time I fasted was 35 days glory to Jesus

[@SpaceCowboy1776]

It is important to note, bot all protein is equal. Look up what foods have the best amino acids.

[@cliftonsargent1572]

Thanks for this topic, I’m a couple months into losing weight and trying to get those gains. I’m definitely gonna forward this to my trainer

[@stankyfx6001]

Weight is a sign of wealth

[@cliftonsargent1572]

@@stankyfx6001 oh ya if I was back 4-500 years ago I would have all the ladies

[@edgarmolinalomeli4767]

If your trainer doesn't already know this stuff then he shouldn't be trying to train you 😂

[@RajHK8]

ill begotten gains

[@Nobody-rf3bm]

@@edgarmolinalomeli4767 i'm sure his self trainer knows about this stuff. maybe his trainer just hasn't brought it up yet for some reason?

[@nicollyfarao2401]

Amazing content thanks very helpful 😊😃👏👏👏🐥

[@thanos7536]

The optimal daily protein intake is around 0.8 grams per pound of bodyweight

[@inde123people]

Thanks the Infographics show chennel 👍

[@Mathis218337]

11:32 there’s no link between cholesterol in foods and personal cholesterol. Eggs especially have proven this.

[@MrMustardYellow]

very informative video and I appreciate the good evidences

[@GodricThe]

Thing about protein and other foods is bioavailability. Most plan based protein sources are not the same as meat counter part because they don't have the same bioavailability

[@xxth0mpsonxx]

I love these types of videos, but I always have to watch at a slower speed to fully absorb the information. Am I the only one?

[@Jimfrenchde]

I remember when high protein diets were considered the proper way to lose weight in the late 1960s to early 1970s. After 1973 I remember that high protein diets were not considered healthy. It looks like high protein diets are back.

[@saxonlewis1713]

Interesting, I wonder what changed?

[@filiptimov6513]

This is very true. Been doing it for a year and just stumbled on this video.