Exercise Scientists Critiques RFK's Controversial Health Claims

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  @RenaissancePeriodization · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @Rezurrect_ · 1 year ago

  RFK looks like if someone microwaved mel gibson.

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  @jamescox2634 · 1 year ago

  Watching this while taking a dump in an Olive Garden restroom before I go back for some more infinite breadsticks.

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  @freeziez · 1 year ago

  i&apos;m sure the comments in a few hours will be very normal

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  @SenseiSeth · 1 year ago

  Didn’t think I’d hear “GOATed” and “Ubiquitous” in the same sentence but I dig it

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  @Iron.Historian · 1 year ago

  Sipping on my bottle of seed oils as I&apos;m watching this

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  @TheSaxon. · 1 year ago

  Greg&apos;s next video: <br>&quot;Mike is jealous of RFK&apos;s tan.&quot; 😂

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  @ancient_bam · 1 year ago (edited)

  Not an exercise scientist, but I am a biologist and I wanted to point out that environmental factors mediate gene expression and can affect things like food drive and conscientiousness, which I believe is part of what&apos;s happening in the U.S. Walking and physical activity help regulate appetite; poor mental health and high stress can decrease conscientiousness and increase addictive behaviors.<br><br>And while ingredients like high fructose corn syrup may not be bad on their own in terms of caloric content or weight gain, high levels of fructose in the diet can overshoot the amount of fructose our guts can digest at any one time and lead to temporary food intolerances. The U.S. also has a much higher rate of food sensitivities than many other rich countries do, so there is probably some aspect of either food or our environment that is rough on our GI tracts, even if it&apos;s not directly leading to weight gain. But people who feel sick are less likely to move, which can lead to weight gain, which can create a cycle of feeling crappy, gaining weight, feeling crappier, not moving, etc.

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  @f1jones544 · 1 year ago

  I had a guy say yesterday that I was a &quot;horrible human being&quot; for not agreeing that seed oil is bad for you.

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  @brianduffy7384 · 1 year ago

  There has been one consistent element across all these videos:<br><br>The smooth-as-butter transition into the RP Hypertrophy ads. <b>chef&apos;s kiss</b>

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  @jellofuel · 1 year ago

  My father in law&apos;s a farmer. He&apos;s not just good at his job... he&apos;s outstanding in his field.

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  @seymourglass26 · 1 year ago

  It&apos;s nice that poor people can afford cheap, delicious, unhealthy food today, but they can&apos;t afford homes. What a change from the 1950s.

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