Not Another Nutrition Podcast Martin MacDonald

In this week's episode, I am interviewed on how to become a qualified nutritionist without a degree, the science behind the efficacy of food intolerance tests, why quick-fix diets are so popular & why it can be harder for women to lose weight than men!



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TIMEPOINTS

10:30 - Why you don't have to go to university to become a nutritionist

16:40 - Are food intolerance tests all BS?

35:16 - How the fitness and nutrition industry is failing and how MNU is solving this!

40:50 - Why are quick-fix diets so appealing to people?

45:07 - Why it's much harder for women to lose weight than men?

In this episode, I give my take on Eddie Abbew’s rise in popularity and discuss the research around his demonisation of insulin & various other things.

The link to the two Kevin Hall papers and the podcast I discuss in the episode can be found at www.Martin-MacDonald.com/Ep114 



TIMEPOINTS

00:20 - Is Eddie Abbew the new Tim Spector?

06:29 - What is the insulin hypothesis & why Eddie Abbew thinks you have to control insulin

15:05 - The two studies that disprove most low-carb thinking!

27:42 - Why some people lose more weight on a low-carb diet

34:51 - The fastest way to lose body fat that is ACTUALLY backed by science!

On the second part of the Mind Muscle Connection podcast, I am interviewed by Jeff Hoehn on the things everyone should consider before starting a bulk! 

We discuss the factors that affect how someone adapts to bulking including gender, NEAT & genetics. 

References for the studies discussed can be found at www.Martin-MacDonald.com/Ep113 



TOPICS

03:04 - Why bulking is not the way to reach your ideal physique

21:54 - How to train for muscle gain & eat for fat loss

25:24 - Why people respond to bulking so differently

30:44 - The importance of understanding natural muscle gain when setting physique goals

On this week’s episode, I am interviewed by Jeff Hoehn on the Mind Muscle Connection podcast. We discussed what my current nutrition and training goals are and my daily eating behaviours. We also talk about the importance of learning healthy eating habits and why tracking should be considered a tool but not a panacea for sustainable fat loss.

TOPICS10:52 - What is different about MNU & why we regulate our graduates

23:47 - How I eat 95% of the time

37:25 - Why most people gain weight over time

41:44 - Why tracking is unsustainable in the long term

A new seminal paper has just been published and it has HUGELY changed/added to our current understanding of how we should be viewing protein intake!! This is big!



References for the studies discussed can be found at ⁠www.Martin-MacDonald.com/Ep111



TOPICS

00:00 - The paper 9 years ago that finally answered a question once & for all!

04:32 - Have we been wrong in the past about "optimal" protein intake?

16:55 - How should we use this new information going forward?



Aggressive Diet Coaching Seminars

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In this episode, I discuss what needs to be considered when implementing refeeds during an aggressive diet. 

The link to receive my aggressive dieting resource can be found at: https://www.martin-macdonald.com/aggressive-dieting-resource



TIMEPOINTS

02:23 - What is the optimal deficit during an aggressive diet

05:53 - When and how often are refeeds needed during an aggressive diet

09:40 - The negative impacts of refeeds during an aggressive diet 

16:15 - Why it's important to maintain muscle during an aggressive diet