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EPISODE · Jan 21, 2020 · 35 MIN

S2E18: Micronutrient Gaps in Popular Diets with Katie Danger of Red H Nutrition

from Run Lift Mom · host Suzy Goodwin

SHOW NOTES: 2:00 review of past episode and personal background 4:00 defining macronutrients and impact on health 6:00 micronutrients and role in overall nutrition 6:30 risk of following paleo 7:30 fiber intake and concerns for digestion 9:00 risk of following primal 10:00 Mark Sisson's work 12:00 importance of gut health 13:00 risks of following vegan 14:00 B12 is more important than protein 15:00 what vegan and paleo have in common 17:00 importance of Collagen Type II 19:00 risks of following vegetarian 21:00 on fruit and the importance of following "came from the ground or had a Mama" 23:15 risks of following carnivore/going keto 23:45 insight on digestive load 25:30 more on gut health and the synergistic effects on body 27:30 probiotic versus prebiotic 31:00 filling in micronutrient gaps with supplements 35:00 rapid fire PRODUCTS MENTIONED: B12 Drops Super Flexy Adaptogenic Symbiotic (probiotic) Super Greens >>Competition Nutrition Guide<< Get Katie's free guide to prep for functional fitness (eg, CrossFit) competitions HERE Subscribe to the Everyday Athlete Podcast

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