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The Truth About Seed Oils, Sweeteners and Your Health w/ Nick Barringer PhD
Episode 150, duration 1 hr 42 mins
Episode 150
The Truth About Seed Oils, Sweeteners and Your Health w/ Nick Barringer PhD
We cover:
- Whether sucralose and other artificial sweeteners damage DNA or gut health
- What to actually worry about with food dyes
- Seed oils, inflammation, and what most people get wrong about them
- Protein and carb dosing for people over 40 (and how to think about fiber and fat)
- Why creatine is still the most underrated supplement for muscle and brain function
- Tactical hydration tips (and how sweat composition varies with diet)
- Hidden risks in testosterone boosters and “fat burners”
- Practical takeaways for elite performance, healthy aging, and being stronger at any age
Who is Dr. Nick Barringer?
Nick Barringer, PhD, is a Nutritional Physiologist with deep experience in both applied and academic settings. He directed the U.S. Military-Baylor Graduate Program in Nutrition, taught at West Point, and was the first active-duty dietitian to graduate U.S. Army Ranger School and serve with the 75th Ranger Regiment. He holds a PhD in kinesiology from Texas A&M, and his research on tactical nutrition has been featured in outlets like Science Daily and Men’s Journal.
In this episode, we discuss:
– Whether sucralose and other artificial sweeteners damage DNA or gut health
– What to actually worry about with food dyes
– Seed oils, inflammation, and what most people get wrong about them
– Protein and carb dosing for people over 40 (and how to think about fiber and fat)
– Why creatine is still the most underrated supplement for muscle and brain function
– Tactical hydration tips (and how sweat composition varies with diet)
– Hidden risks in testosterone boosters and “fat burners”
– Practical takeaways for elite performance, healthy aging, and being stronger at any age
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