Live Well Be Well with Sarah Ann Macklin | Health, Lifestyle, Nutrition Sarah Ann Macklin

Protein seems to be the most popular nutrient on the block right now.
From debates about plant versus animal protein, to the ongoing question about protein timing and if it really matters - our screens and feeds are full of it. 
But what does the science say about protein?
We cover it all this week with our guest Simon Hill, a Nutritionist, Physiotherapist, author of The Proof Is In The Plants and host of The Proof podcast.
In this conversation we explore the nuances of protein consumption, covering everything from protein sources and optimal intake to how protein can impact strength training, and how this affects women in particular.
This episode will help you understand fact from fiction, and empower you with the knowledge to make the best choices for your diet.
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Timecodes:
00:00 Introduction
02:30 Plant vs Meat Based Protein
13:14 How To Map Your Protein Intake
19:50 Protein Shakes: Good or Bad?
23:10 What To Look For In Your Protein Powder
25:15 How Does Strength Change With Protein Intake?
29:30 Why Is Resistance Training So Important For Women?
33:00 Menopause and Resistance Training
35:00 Creatine: What Is It, And Should We Be Using It?
41:00 Is Soy A Good Source of Protein?
43:40 How Soy Protein Affects Sex Hormones
49:00 Fatty Fish, Should We Be Eating It? 
58:00 The Mediterranean Diet Vs the Danish Diet
01:03:00 Should We Be Scared Of Seed Oils?
01:09:00 Self Compassion & Nutrition
01:14:30 Turning Points in Nutrition
01:20:00 Self Compassion Leads To A Better You
01:25:30 What Does Live Well Be Well Mean To You?
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Hailed as the Godfather of Nutrition, Professor Christopher Gardner reveals if the Keto diet can have an effect on your mental health to help you understand the best way to fuel your body.
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If you’ve ever been confused by the amount of nutrition information (and misinformation) online, you’re not alone.  
Dr. William Li, the New York Times bestselling author of Eat To Beat Disease and Eat To Beat Your Diet, returns to Live Well Be Well to discuss how we can truly use food as medicine.
With science-backed data about what foods we should be consuming - and importantly, why - Dr. Li shares the key insights and learnings from his career as a Physician and Scientist.
From why you need to know what angiogenesis is and why we should be consuming natural sugars, to the fact that ‘antinutrients’ do not exist (despite what social media may say), this episode will have you saying no to supposed quick-fix solutions and saying yes to the power of food.
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Timecodes:
00:00 Introduction
02:50 Intermittent Fasting: Weighing Risks and Benefits
11:00 GLP-1 Antagonist: Exploring Weight Management
21:00 Debunking Health Myths: Fact vs Fiction & Weight Loss Drugs
42:15 What Are Antinutrients
53:40 Understanding Angiogenesis
1:08:40 Cancer Prevention Strategies: Top 5 Super Foods
1:22:20 The Role Of Sugar in the Body 
1:33:00 How We Can Navigate Health Misconceptions
1:35:50 What Does Live Well Be Well Mean To You?
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Your relationship doesn't have to be toxic for it to be a bad one. In fact there are millions of men and women who feel stuck in their relationship, not because their partner is the problem, but because their attachment styles don't fit.
Tinder’s Head of Global Insight and co-host of Married at First Sight Paul Brunson joins me to explore the evolution of romance, how you can identify if your relationship isn't working and how to find true, lasting love.
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If you search ‘Mo Gawdat’ online, the most popular result that appears time and time again is ‘AI is going to kill us’. As the former Chief Business Officer of Google’s innovation lab, Google X, where they work on new ideas such as self-driving cars and robots, Mo had a deep insight into what the future could hold.
But this is just one side of Mo. He is also the author of the bestselling book, Solve For Happy, which he wrote after discovering the equation for permanent happiness. And his follow-up book, Unstressable, shows us that chronic stress is a predictable and preventable part of modern life. 
In this conversation, we discuss the essence of what makes us human. From parenting to fitting in, Mo shares his personal insights about how we can move beyond the conventional definitions of success and happiness, to something more profound and accessible.
This is such an impactful and emotional conversation which will help you to not only understand how to stop stress taking over, but also uncover the secret weapon in navigating modern society’s challenges.
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Timecodes:
00:00 Intro
02:40 How our relationships influence our understanding of success and happiness
11:40 Masculine and feminine sexuality
14:40 Finding the balance between your masculine and feminine qualities
18:30 How we learn from our mistakes, particularly as parents
27:50 Religion and ‘fitting in’
30:30 Be who YOU are
36:20 Success, unhappiness and a loss of identity 
44:00 Finding your resonance 
46:15 You never really fail
50:00 Society and failure
58:00 How A.I. evolves the world we live in
1:02:00 The essence of what makes us human
1:06:30 Can some companies become more powerful than some countries?
1:11:00 Everyone needs to take responsibility to prevent an A.I. takeover
1:15:00 The negativity bias and why we are conditioned to do the wrong things
1:24:00 Chat GPT and social media are distracting you from the truth
1:29:00 How do we move more into our feminine
1:40:00 Pre-set categories in  society
1:48:00 What does Live Well Be Well mean to you?
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All of us feel imposter syndrome at some point. Whether it's in a new job, facing a hard task or meeting new people, that sense of fear and stop us from performing to the best of our ability.
Ali Abdaal, the world's No.1 productivity expert, shares a surprising technique that you can use to conquer your fear and perform better whatever the task.
Ali is Professor X. Who are you?
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