Satiety Per Calorie Debate - Amber O'Hearn, Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt, Raphi Sirtoli, & Dr. Ted Naiman
The Ally Houston Transforms Podcast by Paleo CanteenShow Notes
Amber O'Hearn, Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt, Raphi Sirtoli, and Dr. Ted Naiman discuss Satiety Per Calorie and Calories In Calories Out
- 32.45 Maximising calories out / fatty acids
- 36.40 Calories
- 39ish Per calorie energy out
- 54.20 Tension between complexity and accuracy
- 5740 Non-linearity
- 59.05 Calorie focus & reduction of energy intake
- 1.03.00 On not restricting calories
- 1.06.00 Fat types
- 1.22.20 What’s in a name?
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