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I want to share with you some results from a very important series of studies in 2003 the National Institutes of Health funded the Physicians Committee to study head-to-head a low-fat vegan diet and a more conventional diabetes diet for people who had type 2 diabetes up until that point people were saying okay well if you have diabetes that means there’s too much sugar in the blood don’t eat sugar don’t need too much carbohydrate that turns to sugar if you need to lose weight cut calories that was the conventional diet we wanted to see if a completely plant-based diet a vegan diet with no limit on calories no limit on carbohydrates would be as effective or maybe even more effective than the conventional diet well in 2006 we published the first results and what we found was astounding when you looked at people who made no changes in their medications at all the people who went on the conventional diet they did well the measure we use is called a1c hemoglobin a1c is a measure of your blood glucose control for about a three month period and for them it improved by about 0.4 absolute percentage points that’s good but for the vegan group it dropped three times more by one point two absolute percentage points that’s like a real heat crate pharmaceutical I have to say but except instead of being a pharmaceutical it was all food so the vegan diet was dramatically effective the next question was what happens when people follow it over the long term so in 2009 in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition we published the long-term results and what we found was that with a conventional diet people tended to get back to where they started but with the vegan diet there was a little bit of give back but they were still healthier after the follow-up period than they were at the beginning dr. Esselstyn is a surgeon but as he will tell you he would rather not have to operate on people at all he’d rather get to the cause of their disease and so what he tackled was heart disease he brought in people who had existing heart disease and and I’m not talking about I’ve got a high cholesterol level I’m at risk these were people who had heart disease now they were at risk of premature death and many of them were on medications a list as long as your arm and what he said is let’s go to the cause the causes the cholesterol the animal fat that’s in meat and dairy products even fish he throw those threw those off the plate completely so this was a completely vegan diet and over time he found that as people are getting away from those foods and they’re enjoying the greens and the beans and the healthy vegan foods that have no cholesterol and no animal fat something happened in their bodies not only was their cholesterol level falling their blood pressure improving their weight melting away but the arteries were starting to open up again their chest pain melted away and instead of being at risk of premature death they were really living again and dr. Esselstyn showed that when people adhere to this program they become just about bulletproof so people may need medical treatments of all kinds but treatment number one is a healthy diet and that’s what dr. Esselstyn proved I want to share with you the results of a really important research study it was done by dr. Dean Ornish now you know dr. Ornish as the medical genius who showed that you can reverse heart disease through a program of lifestyle changes including a healthy diet well he then set his sights on prostate cancer as you know it’s a big killer of men particularly in their later years so what dr. Ornish did was he brought in a group of men and half of them were in the control group getting the treatments their doctors recommended the other half began a completely vegan diet it’s good for your heart will it be good for cancer now what he found was that among the people who were in the control group about six of them couldn’t wait anymore they had to go ahead and have treatment before the study was over I mean they had to have surgery or they had to have radiation because their cancer was progressing too quickly but in the vegan group nobody needed treatment in this year-long study because they were tracking their blood tests their PSA prostate specific antigen showed that their cancer wasn’t progressing in fact for them their PSA levels actually dropped by about 4% overall over the course of the year so it looks like a healthy plant-based diet isn’t just great for your heart it’s also good for cancer prevention and for cancer survival


The Science of Vegan Fat Loss

Hey it’s Mike here and today fat loss particularly the science of why a vegan diet gives you a major advantage in achieving a healthier less disease promoting body composition and what I’m most excited about is that we’re going to cover a little-known compound which is essentially an appetite off switch which is pretty much missing from everybody that eats a Western diet system we’ll look at research on how that switch actually reduces desire for high energy foods how to turn that switch on and so much more all with some epidemiology sprinkled in now first I want to mention that fat loss is a sensitive subject and that’s why I want to look at this from more of a public health angle this isn’t about aesthetics this isn’t about being hot this is about increasing the amount of years that you could have where your quality of life is good where you’re mobile and so forth so let’s go now for some background I could go on and on and on about obesity statistics but something that’s still lesser-known among people is that vegans average normal BMI in terms of Western groups they’re the only diet group to do so and that’s been shown in the epidemiology both in the UK and the US so it’s across the board but what’s probably more amazing is all the clinical trials on ad libitum vegan diets that result in weight loss ad libitum meaning eating as much as you want of course these aren’t processed foods from this one we see a notable weight loss after just seven days and from this study the broad study what the authors described as the most effective weight loss diet at six and twelve months without restricting calories or adding exercise which is incredible and for some grade-a anecdotes I know several people who have lost over a hundred pounds on a vegan diet but focusing back on the studies because that’s what really matters this isn’t just theory we’re talking about this is a measurable reality so why what’s going on here I want to emphasize that this isn’t the main force at work here but vegans do have some basic behavioral advantages if you’re just walking into a gas station going to a party going anywhere the chances of a vegan being able to eat cake is just way lower in the words of Marie Antoinette let them eat cake unless they are vegan then though that is changing vegan junk foods and snack foods are becoming much more ubiquitous but the main difference here is the attributes the qualities of the foods that are making it into vegans mouths first other people and possibly the most power full body trimming tool in the vegan diet other than maybe just relinquishing all animal fat is fiber I know it’s just fiber yeah we’ll get to the exciting appetite switch stuff in a second but first we got to cover the basics firstly in the u.s. about 97% of people do not get enough fiber according to the Institute of Medicine they are fiber deficient and this is such a simple point but fiber rich foods have more volume for the amount of calories they have and so if we’re zooming in on the stomach we have this network of neurons wrapping around our stomach that go oh I’ve eaten enough volume my stomach is getting full then it sends signals to your brain and says don’t eat anymore and across-the-board animal products are high in energy and fat and low in volume they are devoid of fiber and therefore it takes a lot more to fill up your stomach and tell your brain that you’re full but a diet high in fiber is what our stomach what our whole system is used to from this study quote evidence suggests that for most of history the human lineage consumed more indigestible plant material such as grasses sedges and tubers than is present in a typical western style diet over hundred grams per day of dietary fiber compared with less than 15 grams per day in the average modern day diet but our body’s appetite system is much more complicated than just how expanded our stomach is and how hungry are throughout the day depends on a lot of things and that brings me to that appetite switch that I talked about at the beginning of the video and it is propionate be amazed it is a short chain fatty acid which is ironic because it prevents fat gain which is created as a result of your gut bacteria breaking down fiber I know it’s kind of a weird word propionate my name is nate propia Nate hey man I just wanna let you know I’m a pro oh yeah pro what PIA Nate yeah like a pianist you play the piano no a pro Pia Nate okay now you’ll never forget this word cuz that’s how you remember things make them weird that’s how they when memory competitions from this study quote in humans increased colonic production of the short chain fatty acid propionate acutely reduces energy intake so how does it actually work though well you eat some fiber the little microbes in your gut digest it they spit out propionate propionate eventually signals the appetite centers of your brain the hypothalamus that you are less hungry saying what are your fall now and from this study you can actually take an MRI do a brain scan of somebody and measure the increase in signals to the hypothalamus the appetite center of the brain after eating fiber further suggesting a satiating effect so it appears that this is just part of our natural appetite regulation system from eating so much fiber throughout human history that fiber meant food but for the average modern person it’s as if we have just taken that out extracted that system and people are just missing it it’s almost akin to surgically removing all those nerves around your stomach just removing a part of the you get what I’m talking about back to that study most amazingly propionate was shown to reduce calorie consumption by about 14% at a buffet meal America needs this America needs propionate propaganda 2020 seriously if that rate of calorie reduction can be extrapolated to all of the u.s. then we would bring our calorie consumption back to like 80s levels and looking at this familiar map it’d be like rewinding it back to about here and that is a very different United States but the fascinating wonders of propionate don’t stop there it also has to do with our reward system and food desire this study found that after giving people appropiate their brain reacted less dramatically to high energy foods so comparing say chili cheese dogs to cucumbers with the propionate that the difference was less dramatic from the researchers quote our results suggest that colonic propionate production may play an important role in attenuating reward based eating behaviors because propionate works with the reward system in this way it definitely has some implications for food addiction and binge eating simply put if you’ve had enough fiber in the last 24 hours then you’re gonna be less likely to crave these unhealthy foods less likely to reach for foods that you’re addicted to foods that you don’t actually want to eat and I want to emphasize that this isn’t cutting off people’s appetite to some unhealthy degree this is just resetting the system to where it’s supposed to be now I want to address a concern that I get really whenever I talk about vegan diet and weight loss on this channel which is completely understandable because statistically there gonna be some more robust vegans and obviously it’s pretty frustrating probably to watch me just talk about how a vegan diet leads to weight loss all the time when it may be din for somebody but let’s investigate this firstly not all vegan foods are created equal we have the health foods we have the less healthy foods and I want to emphasize just how dramatic that difference is we can simply compare corn tortillas regular tortillas to corn chips which are really sliced up tortillas with oil ok corn tortilla without oil is 11 percent of total calories from fat and one ounce is about 60 calories well a corn chip corn with oil is 55 percent of calories from fat and one ounce is over a hundred and fifty calories that’s like three times as many calories once again I have to say it’s not a health food in theory you could eat almost three times as many corn chips as regular corn tortillas until you get the same appetite triggers until you get the same amount of fiber and so forth and this principle of oil plus food equals just way way way more calories applies to all sorts of foods just cooking foods and oils fries are just potatoes with oil I’m getting really heated about this and maybe you do require a higher fat food to feel completely satiated whether you are a vegan coming off a standard American diet and so let’s compare some whole plant high-fat foods vers some animal foods for example let’s just compare one ounce of avocado verse one ounce of cheddar cheese America’s favorite cheese wouldn’t that be American cheese the avocado actually has 60% less calories per ounce than the cheese despite having a higher total fat content in terms of macronutrients in terms of the total percentage of calories from fat which is actually 77% because of the fiber and because of the water so not to be a broken record but once again whole plant foods are just the best and moving on to a major concern I just talked so much about how great fiber is but a lot of people go oh my god if I eat more fiber than I’m gonna get stomach issues and bloating and stomach pains and so forth I do have a whole video dedicated to reducing bloating when transitioning to a vegan diet but I have some new information particularly from gastroenterologist dr. Angie sadeghi she was Leon the nutrition rounds podcast a new podcast you should definitely check out and she made some points that really really made me think first of all she’s just a living example of somebody that did lose weight and get super fit going on a plant-based diet the images speak for themselves but the point here is that if you want to dodge getting an upset stomach from fibre when you’re transitioning not only do you need to ramp up the amount of fiber that you eat but you also need to diversify the sources of that fiber and the reason for that is that we have a ton of different types of bacteria and they all eat different things and so if you have a limited amount of pinto bean eating bacteria then maybe you eat a ton of those pinto beans and you end up with a bunch of undigested material and gas and so forth but if you split the same amount of fiber in those pinto beans between yams and maybe lentils and veggies then you’re gonna have a bunch of different bacteria that could do the job hopefully she also mentioned upping the types of plants that you already eat because you probably already have the bacteria to digest those and that way you can eat more fiber without having a reaction in the end as a nation and a Western society in general we definitely need to eat more fiber to tell our stomach when it’s fall as well as to get that propionate and make those propionate gains and all I think willpower around diet is a subject for an entirely different video at least propionate gives you a little bit of an advantage in terms of how much you’re craving those high-fat foods those foods that are not good for you in the end it’s about your body using its natural satiation system to know when to stop eating and I’ll go ahead and throw my bloating prevention video in there because there are a ton of points I didn’t even talk about in that video and let me know down below if you have any video suggestions I’m gonna try and crank out some extra videos through January cuz that’s when a lot of people are like I’m gonna do it I’m gonna go vegan


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My Advice to New Vegans
