Optimizing Nutrition with Marty Kendall
#43 Monday, December 5, 2016
Carl Franklin and Richard Morris welcome Marty Kendall, a civil engineer fascinated with nutrition, to discuss his work dissecting our relationship between food, nutrition, metabolism, and weight loss. A hallmark of Marty's work is describing the best approach for different metabolic states and body types. This is a fascinating discussion that explains a lot of our eating behavior in the last 50 years. Carl talks about his experiments with macadamia nuts, the results of which support the science.
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Guests:
Marty Kendall

Links:
- Homeostatic Model Assessment
- Dave Feldman's Cholesterol Code: The infographic version
- Dr Fung: Insulin Index – Hormonal Obesity XXII
- Marty Kendall: An overview of energy density, food hyper-palatability, and foraging theory.
- An insulin index of foods: the insulin demand generated by 1000-kJ portions of common foods.
- Marty Kendall: Optimal Foods for Different Goals
- Potato diet
- Marty Kendall: Building a better nutrient density index
- Marty Kendall: Insulin load: the greatest thing since carb counting?
- Marty Kendall: Low energy density high nutrient density foods for weight loss
- The glucose ketone index calculator: a simple tool to monitor therapeutic efficacy for metabolic management of brain cancer
- Richard's Recipe: Bacon soup with cauli-dumplings
- Marty's show notes. Links to further information