#236: The importance of fat soluble Vitamins A,D,E & K with Margaret Barry
Have you been caught in the trap of eating strictly chicken and veggies for lunch and dinner? Are you confused about what “nutrient-dense foods” even are?
This podcast episode is for you! We have Margaret Barry back on the podcast talking about everything fat-soluble vitamins related.
I remember when I was “eating clean” (back in my dieting days), I ate so many salad, nuts, seeds, egg whites, grains, and protein powder, and cut out sugar, dairy and most carbs thinking I was doing the right thing. But surprise… The fitness industry led us astray again!
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SHOW NOTES
02:14 - What are these nutrient-dense foods
03:49 - How the "clean eating movement" came about
04:55 - Chickens and salad for lunch vs red meats
06:57 - Prepping beef cheeks
08:52 - Bioavailability and why it matters
12:03 - Why you shouldn't eat JUST salads
12:33 - Chicken and salad alternatives
16:03 - What are the fat soluble vitamins and why they're important
17:39 - Functions of Vitamin A in the body
20:10 - Beta keratin vs retinol
22:40 - Retinol source from beef liver
26:55 - How and where do we get Vitamin D
29:14 - Why Vitamin D requires magnesium
31:58 - Benefits of Vitamin E and what are the foods you can you find it
37:38 - The difference between Vitamin K1 and K2
43:45 - Why you need to cook vegetables with fat
47:05 - Moderation and why it's important to know where you're at
47:51 - Perks of food tracking
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