Calley Means
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I will. I'm going to. I'll send in the episode. We have not met personally. But the thing is, their results of the data of that program are profound. And it is clearly evidence-based that it is extremely effective for improving cardiometabolic biomarkers. What I would say, though, is that there's probably a way to even more tweak that program if the ingredients were slightly modified.
I will. I'm going to. I'll send in the episode. We have not met personally. But the thing is, their results of the data of that program are profound. And it is clearly evidence-based that it is extremely effective for improving cardiometabolic biomarkers. What I would say, though, is that there's probably a way to even more tweak that program if the ingredients were slightly modified.
I will. I'm going to. I'll send in the episode. We have not met personally. But the thing is, their results of the data of that program are profound. And it is clearly evidence-based that it is extremely effective for improving cardiometabolic biomarkers. What I would say, though, is that there's probably a way to even more tweak that program if the ingredients were slightly modified.
I don't think that glucose spike in the context of basically eating like 500 calories a day for five days is really going to hurt people. But we want to reduce glycemic variability. And it's probably pretty simple to swap out some ingredients there. So that's good information to have. And I think the last thing I'd mentioned that has really blown me away is the energy bars.
I don't think that glucose spike in the context of basically eating like 500 calories a day for five days is really going to hurt people. But we want to reduce glycemic variability. And it's probably pretty simple to swap out some ingredients there. So that's good information to have. And I think the last thing I'd mentioned that has really blown me away is the energy bars.
I don't think that glucose spike in the context of basically eating like 500 calories a day for five days is really going to hurt people. But we want to reduce glycemic variability. And it's probably pretty simple to swap out some ingredients there. So that's good information to have. And I think the last thing I'd mentioned that has really blown me away is the energy bars.
We probably have over 50 different types of energy bars logged in the data set, ranging from Quest bars, Bulletproof bars, Cliff bars, Luna bars, all of these. And the spectrum is profound. Yeah. We see that.
We probably have over 50 different types of energy bars logged in the data set, ranging from Quest bars, Bulletproof bars, Cliff bars, Luna bars, all of these. And the spectrum is profound. Yeah. We see that.
We probably have over 50 different types of energy bars logged in the data set, ranging from Quest bars, Bulletproof bars, Cliff bars, Luna bars, all of these. And the spectrum is profound. Yeah. We see that.
Totally. And they also, you know, they're walking to Whole Foods. And you know, you go to that aisle with all the bars. And it's like, it's just colors galore, beautiful packaging, all these claims on every box. Each one has a different thing. It's like, oh, this has no sugar alcohols. This has high protein. This one's organic. How the heck do you know what to choose?
Totally. And they also, you know, they're walking to Whole Foods. And you know, you go to that aisle with all the bars. And it's like, it's just colors galore, beautiful packaging, all these claims on every box. Each one has a different thing. It's like, oh, this has no sugar alcohols. This has high protein. This one's organic. How the heck do you know what to choose?
Totally. And they also, you know, they're walking to Whole Foods. And you know, you go to that aisle with all the bars. And it's like, it's just colors galore, beautiful packaging, all these claims on every box. Each one has a different thing. It's like, oh, this has no sugar alcohols. This has high protein. This one's organic. How the heck do you know what to choose?
Well, in the future, we can look it up like this and figure it out. So for instance, like Clif Bars have a spike around 42 milligrams per deciliter. That's almost 10 points higher than a Snickers bar. Like I'm, I used to eat those.
Well, in the future, we can look it up like this and figure it out. So for instance, like Clif Bars have a spike around 42 milligrams per deciliter. That's almost 10 points higher than a Snickers bar. Like I'm, I used to eat those.
Well, in the future, we can look it up like this and figure it out. So for instance, like Clif Bars have a spike around 42 milligrams per deciliter. That's almost 10 points higher than a Snickers bar. Like I'm, I used to eat those.
Um, go macro bars have a spike of around 44 milligrams, stress leader. And then you look at some of these others like, um, uh, bulletproof bars are like very low. Um, perfect keto bars. And so this is all just sort of anecdotal data. This is obviously not controlled trials.
Um, go macro bars have a spike of around 44 milligrams, stress leader. And then you look at some of these others like, um, uh, bulletproof bars are like very low. Um, perfect keto bars. And so this is all just sort of anecdotal data. This is obviously not controlled trials.
Um, go macro bars have a spike of around 44 milligrams, stress leader. And then you look at some of these others like, um, uh, bulletproof bars are like very low. Um, perfect keto bars. And so this is all just sort of anecdotal data. This is obviously not controlled trials.
But what I get excited about is that that person in that aisle who has made the commitment to try to lose weight, to try to be healthier, is not at the mercy of the food marketing, of what the box says. They actually have some agency now in the face of unfortunately, industries that are not necessarily aligned with our long-term health. So those are some of the surprising ones that we've seen.