Does raw food good for your health
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Raw foods can be healthy, but it depends on the food: some benefits are specific to eating a food raw, while cooking can make protein-containing foods easier to digest.
- Cooked eggs and meats: Cooking generally makes protein-containing foods more digestible and amino acids more bioavailable; denaturing protein does not mean the amino acids are destroyed.
- Raw spinach: Spinach thylakoids may stimulate GLP-1 secretion and support satiety; the discussion suggests raw spinach may preserve undenatured thylakoids, though the speaker was uncertain about the study’s preparation method.
- Minimally processed foods: Eating foods closer to their original form may help the brain associate taste with nutrient content and develop a more specific intuition about appetite and what foods provide.
- Raw meat: Raw meat is generally discouraged in the discussion; Huberman calls eating raw chicken “not a good idea,” and Norton notes he is careful about sourcing raw fish.
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