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EPISODE · Jan 10, 2022 · 16 MIN

Ep. #853: How Does Cooking Change the Nutritional Value of Food?

from Muscle for Life with Mike Matthews · host Mike Matthews

This podcast was inspired by a question from one of my followers on Instagram: “does the nutritional value of food change based on how it’s cooked?”For example, you may have heard that boiled or steamed vegetables leak nutrients out into the water. Or you may have heard that roasting food can actually boost nutrient absorption.So, do you need to consider cooking methods when meal prepping? How can you make food as nutritious as it can possibly be? Are there any other considerations in terms of how to cook your food?Listen to this podcast to find out!---Timestamps:0:00 - Pre-order my new fitness book now for a chance to win over $12,000 in splendid swag:https://www.muscleforlifebook.com/4:46 - How does cooking affect food?5:32 - Cooking with water6:11 - What about grilling and broiling?9:09 - Grilling tips9:46 - Microwaving11:24 - Baking and roasting11:52 - Sauteing and stir frying12:11 - Frying14:04 - Key takeaways---Mentioned on the Show:Pre-order my new fitness book now for a chance to win over $13,000 in splendid swag:https://www.muscleforlifebook.com/

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