Protein

Dr. T. Colin Campbell Interview - Animal Protein Causes Cancer - Episode #300

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Brock interviews Dr. T. Colin Campbell, author of "The China Study".
Dr. Campbell discusses the findings of his studies regarding nutrition and cancer research, and outlines several "Principles" that he and his partner, Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn determined over decades of research.

Colin also mentions that he has a new book coming out in the spring of 2013, addressing issues about why we chose the current nutritional model (the wrong model), and other controversial topics regarding nutrition, health, and disease.

How to Make Organic Hemp Milk - Episode #297

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Marta demonstrates how to make hemp milk in the Blendtec Blender in 50 seconds.
Ingredients are:
- 4 cups of water
- 1/2 cup hemp hearts

*Use up to 1 cup hemp hearts for thicker milk

Not Mr. Cosby's Pudding (Raw Chia Recipe) - Episode #222

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First thing in the morning, Brock shares a quick Blendtec recipe for vegan chia seed pudding. Feel free to add your own fruit and/or sweetener for your own taste buds.

Protein-Packed Muffins & an Announcement from the Monkeys! - Episode #114

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Despite fighting a cold, Marta makes some tasty high-protein and high-fibre muffins with lentils! She announces the launch of Buf and Henry's YouTube Channel, called "Puggle Tails".
Here's the muffin recipe: http://bit.ly/ProteinMuffins

HIGH FIBRE Organic Apple Lentil Muffins – Vegan & Gluten-free

high-protein and fibre muffins

Jodi asked for a high fibre muffin and here’s what I came up with:

Preparation Time: 30-40 minutes

Yield: 14-16 small muffins

Ingredients:

1 cup organic red lentils (dry)

1 cup organic brown rice flour

½ cup organic raw almond flour

Protein - Episode #6

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Brock & Marta share some of the contents of their cupboards and reveal some protein-packed foods! Brock prepares a quick and easy quinoa recipe that is great to bring to a backyard bbq or a casual dinner with close friends.

Avocado-Quinoa-Cottage Cheese Surprise! (from Episode #6)

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This recipe is great as a side-dish, or a meal on it's own. The apple adds a refreshing feeling reminiscent of springtime sitting on the patio.

Add 1 cup quinoa to 2 ½ cups boiling water.

Protein Sources and Your Daily Requirements - Article #6

Calculate your daily protein requirement:

Average Woman: 0.7g/kg (body weight)

Average Man: 0.8 g/kg

Active Woman: 1.0 g/kg

Active Man: 1.2 g/kg

Athlete 1.5+ g/kg

Example:

An average woman who weighs 170 lbs.

170 divided by 2.2 = 77.3 kg

0.7g x 77.3 = 54 g

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