Do Vegetarian Diets Work Better for Weight Loss?

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  • čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
  • There is always debate in the health and wellness space about which diets are most effective…
    Recently, someone shared research comparing vegetarian and conventional diets when it comes to weight loss, and I thought it was important to pass this information along to you.
    I also want to give you my perspective on this research and share what I have observed after more than 25 years in practice.
    So join me on today’s Cabral Concept 3106 to find out if vegetarian diets work better for weight loss.
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Komentáře • 19

  • @grandmastersterling6707
    @grandmastersterling6707 Před 11 dny +1

    If one group lost twice as much as the other, then the calories weren’t the same. The error on calculating calories is 20%, so the likely explanation is a miscalculation, resulting in the vegetarians in the experiment eating fewer calories.

  • @dan-qe1tb
    @dan-qe1tb Před 8 dny

    I suspect that the vegetarians were simply eating fewer calories and that this hadn't been tracked properly. But, the results still look good on Ken Berry, he could be seen on here recommending carnivore diets for diabetics. The idea that we get elevated blood sugar when we eat too many carbs, and so the best treatment for this is to eat fewer carbs, is simplistic. It's a complex, highly nuanced, multifactorial condition. I have added more plant based foods to my diet over time, but find it hard to get 130 grams a day just from plant based sources. Changing my diet hadn't mattered as much as weight loss, in reducing my blood sugar.

  • @GaiaNaVi
    @GaiaNaVi Před 13 dny +5

    No they don't lol

  • @DillanRichardson.
    @DillanRichardson. Před měsícem +3

    Pass me the meat please , oh and the salt. lol

  • @ppgfreak17
    @ppgfreak17 Před 10 dny

    If they lost more it was in muscle loss and unlikely fat loss.

  • @JIMKATSANIDIS
    @JIMKATSANIDIS Před měsícem

    Very helpful video, Dr. Stephen! There is some evidence that vegetarian diets can be effective for weight loss, but the results are mixed and depend on the specific type of vegetarian diet. However, vegan diets require careful planning to ensure adequate nutrient intake. Overall, a well-planned, whole food-based vegetarian diet is most likely to produce consistent weight loss results. 🙌❤👍

  • @burgcarli929
    @burgcarli929 Před měsícem

    Hi Dr Cabral. Another off topic question. I'm concerned that I may have a fungal sinus infection. I tested positive for candida a while back. I recently had Covid and thought the sinus problem was a result of that. I can breath fine. Only minimal, yet clear mucus. Small Sinus pain in cheeks and forehead. A little swelling in corner of one eye. Should I be concerned? Thank you as always.

    • @stephencabral
      @stephencabral  Před měsícem +1

      It sounds like your body isn't fully over the illness yet. I recommend using the StephenCabral.com/Immunity-1 for 4-8wks.

  • @ifyousayso4526
    @ifyousayso4526 Před 17 dny +1

    BS.

  • @His-Most-Catholic-Majesty
    @His-Most-Catholic-Majesty Před měsícem +2

    A vegetarian diet is just a mix of starving with bloat (vegetables) and the bare minimum protein, fats, and nutrients (eggs).

    • @doctork1708
      @doctork1708 Před 22 dny

      Can’t fix this level of stupidity.

    • @GaiaNaVi
      @GaiaNaVi Před 13 dny

      Not really, but your bigotry is showing lol

    • @His-Most-Catholic-Majesty
      @His-Most-Catholic-Majesty Před 13 dny +1

      @@GaiaNaVi Enjoy your low nutrients and bloat. ❤️

    • @ppgfreak17
      @ppgfreak17 Před 10 dny +1

      I know a few vegetarians and they’ve all gotten extended guts at this point and lost most of their muscle mass. The reading, too many carbohydrates and not getting enough protein and fat . Aong with serious deficiency and multiple vitamins.

    • @ppgfreak17
      @ppgfreak17 Před 8 dny

      @@dan-qe1tb what you’re saying is an opinion based off of a handful of people you know. That is not science base or data back information as I’ve read all the studies and it’s opposite of what you’re saying. Sugar/carbohydrates or what causes you to gain weight, not protein from lean sources of meat.