Chapter
Debunking the Protein Myth
53:28 - 1:00:56 (07:28)
The belief that formula is better than breast milk for babies was once a widely accepted notion. Donald McLaren's research debunked this and questioned the evidence behind the protein deficiency problem.
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An exploration of the historical shift from formula being considered superior to breast milk, to the current anti-breastfeeding culture.
53:28 - 55:49 (02:20)
Summary
An exploration of the historical shift from formula being considered superior to breast milk, to the current anti-breastfeeding culture. The conversation also touches on the impact of Western Christian missionary work on this phenomenon and the dangers associated with formula companies like Nestle.
ChapterDebunking the Protein Myth
EpisodeThe Great Protein Fiasco
PodcastMaintenance Phase
A comprehensive study in India found that there is no clear evidence that protein deficiency is a problem, despite the publication of a 1952 paper claiming that it was the cause of malnutrition.
55:49 - 59:21 (03:32)
Summary
A comprehensive study in India found that there is no clear evidence that protein deficiency is a problem, despite the publication of a 1952 paper claiming that it was the cause of malnutrition.
ChapterDebunking the Protein Myth
EpisodeThe Great Protein Fiasco
PodcastMaintenance Phase
The 'Protein Gap' misconception was debunked in 1952, as the real issue with malnutrition is lack of access to food and not protein deficiency.
59:21 - 1:00:56 (01:35)
Summary
The 'Protein Gap' misconception was debunked in 1952, as the real issue with malnutrition is lack of access to food and not protein deficiency.