Stanford Scientist Reveals the REAL Difference Between Meat and Plant Protein
1Dr. Christopher Gardner shocks everyone by revealing that you don't need meat for protein! Learn more about the latest in digital health and evidence-based health from this groundbreaking interview.
What if everything you believed about protein was wrong?
In this video, we dive deep into the research of Dr. Christopher Gardner, a Stanford professor and leading nutrition scientist, who has spent over 30 years studying how protein really works in the body.
🌱 Learn why you do not need meat to get enough protein, how plant-based foods can build muscle, and why the obsession with “more protein” may be doing more harm than good.
Featuring results from the Stanford Twin Study, this video explores:
How much protein you actually need
Why plant protein is more powerful than you think
The risks of eating too much meat
Simple ways to get high-quality protein without animal products
📌 All facts are backed by published studies—check the references below.
References :
1. Gardner, C. et al. (2024). Twin Study on Vegan vs Omnivorous Diets. Stanford University.
2. World Health Organization. Protein and Amino Acid Requirements.
3. International Journal of Epidemiology: Red and Processed Meat Meta-analysis (2019).
4. Position of the American Dietetic Association: Vegetarian Diets.
5. The Lancet Global Burden of Disease Study (2019).
If you're tired of diet myths and want real, science-backed answers, this is for you.
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00:00 : Why you are here today ?
00:50 : Meet Dr. Gardner
01:37 : Busting the Protein Myth
02:50 : The Science Behind It - The famous Twin Study
3:19 — What happen to the twins health?
4:00 - But , I still believe animal protein is better !! ( Really ?)
4:46 - Advantages of plant-based protein?
5:00 - disadvantages of animal protein ?
5:32 -So, are we overdoing protein ?
6:23 - PLant-based protein diet sample for a day just for you
7:33 - yay, time well-spent on your health !
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