Lyle Mcdonald Interview Discussing His New Book, "The GLP-1 Solution"

[aljowa]

People in this forum might find this informative. It's a three-hour interview discussing the highlights and main contents of the book, so quite in-depth; a decent compromise for those who don't want to purchase and read the actual book. Regardless of your personal opinion of Lyle McDonald, I've never come across a substantial critique regarding the intellectual rigor of his content. Anyone interested in the 'GLP-1 revolution' should glean some insight from this interview.


View: https://youtu.be/t7T6Dii-90Q?si=nzv-k4Ed8HnDMV2x

 

[BigTomJ]

If you have another 2 hours to kill, Solomon Nelson interviewed Lyle about his history with Mike. It's pretty savage.

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Imo, Solomon invited Greg Doucette on the show to increase view count because Lyle doesn't have a big audience (Greg doesn't really add much).

It's petty BS like that that makes me dislike Lyle and avoid listening to whatever he has to say.

Bunch of little girls

 

[AlexDavis43]

To say any benefit is independent of weight loss means it should also happen in the context of a positive energy balance (net fat gain).

A very small energy deficit is enough to account for other health benefits. Effects that would occur prior to significant fat loss.

I don't think we'd see organ health improvement (eg, reduction in fatty liver) with GLP1s if people were gaining weight (body fat), suggesting it's an effect of fat loss.

Not completely ruling it out, but Occam's razor or whatever.

Daniel Drucker agrees. We've had a few conversations over the years and he agrees you can't discount major benefits of small energy deficits. Like those seen with GLP1s prior to significant fat loss.

 

[SnowyMiami]

I paid my $30 for Lyle's book and enjoyed it. If you have been following him for a long time you probably know most of it already. The primary theme is that his PSMF is perfect for combining with a GLP-1.

Considering Kurt Havens charged me $60 for his college essay on HGH it was a bargain. If you get value from a creator you should support them.