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NUTRITION / What we know, what we don't

Field Notes / 13 slides NUTRITION What we know, what we don't. A honest survey of dietary science: macros, micros, the metabolic narrative, ultra-processed...

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Field Notes / 13 slides NUTRITION What we know, what we don't. A honest survey of dietary science: macros, micros, the metabolic narrative, ultra-processed foods, the Mediterranean diet, the gut microbiome — and where the evidence runs thin. Key sections include: Carbs, fats, protein — and the calorie controversy; Vitamins & minerals: deficiencies and limits; Calories in / calories out — with caveats; Blood sugar, insulin, and the metabolic narrative; Hyper-palatable, low-satiety — the dominant culprit?; The strongest evidence base in nutrition; Emerging evidence — less than once hyped; 1.2 – 2 g/kg for active adults; The new frontier — far from fully understood; Consensus on moderation — details contested.

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  • 01Carbs, fats, protein — and the calorie controversy
  • 02Vitamins & minerals: deficiencies and limits
  • 03Calories in / calories out — with caveats
  • 04Blood sugar, insulin, and the metabolic narrative
  • 05Hyper-palatable, low-satiety — the dominant culprit?
  • 06The strongest evidence base in nutrition
  • 07Emerging evidence — less than once hyped
  • 081.2 – 2 g/kg for active adults

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  1. 01Carbs, fats, protein — and the calorie controversy
  2. 02Vitamins & minerals: deficiencies and limits
  3. 03Calories in / calories out — with caveats
  4. 04Blood sugar, insulin, and the metabolic narrative
  5. 05Hyper-palatable, low-satiety — the dominant culprit?
  6. 06The strongest evidence base in nutrition
  7. 07Emerging evidence — less than once hyped
  8. 081.2 – 2 g/kg for active adults
  9. 09The new frontier — far from fully understood
  10. 10Consensus on moderation — details contested
  11. 11Most general advice is boring — and largely correct.
  12. 12Keep going.
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