Jessie Inchauspé
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4,686 appearances
5 recordings
4 series
first heard Sep 2024
last heard 1 Jun
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And if you think about it biologically, okay, imagine your baby's in your room and he can't see the outside world.
He can't touch it.
He can't hear.
He can't see anything.
He's relying on signals that you bring as the mother to sort of infer what world he's going to be born into.
And so if you're giving him very little protein, he receives that signal.
And he thinks, or his body thinks, I'm going to be born into a world with low protein available.
And so what's a very smart setting in that case?
The setting should be, keep your muscles small.
Don't try to build a lot of muscle mass.
Prioritize your essential organs.
Okay, because when protein is scarce, we don't want to have a bunch of muscle mass to deal with.
Just focus on the brain and the heart and muscles stay small.
And so these little settings can stay with somebody for life.
Now, I don't know about you, but if I think about my friends, you know, I have two very close male friends and they kind of have the same gym routine.
They eat the same.
One is able to build muscle very easily and the other one is not, even though they kind of do the same thing.
So I'm not saying that it's because necessarily one of them had a low protein diet during pregnancy, but this could be one of the factors.
No, because this is just one of many factors.
But the reason I wrote this book is because I feel like it's a factor that's just not spoken about enough.
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