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Our Ketogeek podcast is a no holds bar show about health, nutrition, fitness and the low carb lifestyle. In this show we bring in prominent guests in and out of the low carb universe while helping you change yourself and be a beacon of change for others around you! 

 

 

Mar 18, 2022

In this episode, we re-visit the topic of seed oils, polyunsaturated fats and critically look at the ancestral approach towards health. 

BIO

Nick is a former student of Human Nutritional Science and Linguistics and studied at the University of Manitoba. He currently works as a blogger, content creator, and nutrition science communicator, and has also contributed work script-writing for HumanOS as well as beta-testing for Cronometer. Nick is also the sole creator of the Nutri-Dex, a novel nutrition ranking tool designed to score hundreds of foods according to the personal nutrition goals of the user.

TIMESTAMPS:

0:30 Ketogeek and Energy Pod information

7:30 How the topic of seed oils ties with Energy Pods

9:50 The problem with modern health communities online

12:40 Nick Hiebert introduction

15:53 How did you get into nutrition?

18:20 Why are some people able to stay thin when they ‘can eat anything?'

23:19 How did you start getting into the seed oil debate?

30:12 What is a meta-regression analysis?

31:18 What are some common claims made against seed oils?

31:47 Does oxidation of Polyunsaturated fats lead to heart disease?

38:41 What if Polyunsaturated fats were replaced with saturated fats or monounsaturated fats in the same mechanism?

43:08 Does Polyunsaturated fats cause obesity?

49:13 Do Polyunsaturated fats lead to cancer?

55:00 What does it mean to be sunburnt?

59:58 What do you do with anecdotal benefits of an intervention?

64:22 Do seed oils disrupt hormones?

66:05 Do seed oils cause fatty liver disease

72:09 What else contributes to fatty liver disease?

76:16 Discussion and critique of the ancestral approach towards food and nutrition

90:09 ‘Reductio ad absurdum’ and naturalist fallacy in nutrition

94:17 Would you write a book?

96:58 Aren’t most rodent studies showing benefits of keto using Polyunsaturated fats?

99:57 The practical value of observational studies

103:32 Why and when epidemiology can be good evidence

107:20 What do you do when a news headline says, ‘blueberry makes you live 5 years longer?

110:20 What other resources can a person read regarding polyunsaturated fats and health?

112:43 Final plugs

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