Do Your Meals Provide 30 Grams Of Protein?

Many healthy people eat diets providing more protein than they need. The supplement industry wants you to believe otherwise.

Some guidelines recommend getting 30 or more grams per meal (90 g per day).

Take this videos quiz to check if know what meals provide less, more, or equal 30 grams of protein.

In this video:

• How much is 30 grams of protein? 00:40
• Protein and amino acids. 1:24
• Animal versus plant protein. 2:10
• 30 grams of protein meal quiz. 3:37

29 Low Phosphorous Foods

Phosphorous is an essential nutrient. Some prepared foods like colas and cured meats have high levels of added phosphorous.  This video highlights 29 plant and animal foods providing between 7 mg and 320 mg of phosphorus per serving.

In this video:

• Phosphorous: an essential nutrient. 00:33
• Phosphorous in natural foods. 00:57
• Phosphorous and prepared foods. 1:18
• 28 low phosphorous foods. 2:07

Animal Food Diet vs Plant Food Diet

There is no end to the number of an extreme, unsustainable fad diets emphasizing either animal or plant foods versus eating a balanced diet that supplies all essential nutrients. These diets are easily identified by the number of supplemental nutrients required to avoid one or more nutrient deficiencies. As with any diet, too much protein, fat, and carbs can cause weight gain and numerous serious chronic health conditions.

In this video:

• Animal food based diet advantages & disadvantages. 00:37
• Plant food based diet advantages & disadvantages. 4:50
• Balanced diet advantages & disadvantages. 7:33
• Which diet is best for you? 14:00

Animal vs. Plant Potassium Levels

Can low carb diets cause a potassium deficiency? This video compares animal versus plant potassium levels for 34 common foods.

Included in this video:

• What is potassium?
• Potassium recommended dietary allowance.
• Symptoms of high and low potassium.
• Diet and potassium.
• Comparison of animal vs. plant food potassium levels.

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