FAQ:  Fasted cardio, nutrition for longevity, and the Fiber "Cocklebur" Effect (W/ Lindsay)

FAQ: Fasted cardio, nutrition for longevity, and the Fiber "Cocklebur" Effect (W/ Lindsay)

Author: Kyle Kamp May 2, 2026 Duration: 33:11
Why does weight loss stall even when you count your drinks? Plus, the truth about fasted cardio and staying active in your 70s. Let’s dive in! Episode Summary: In this listener Q&A episode, we tackle the nuance of nutrition that goes beyond simple "calories in vs. calories out." We discuss why alcohol can halt weight loss despite a calorie deficit , whether fasted cardio actually burns more fat , and how to adjust your diet as you enter your 50s, 60s, and 70s. We wrap up with a masterclass on fiber—explaining why it’s the most overlooked tool for heart health and cancer prevention. Key Takeaways: The Alcohol Variable: Why the body prioritizes alcohol metabolism and how cellular inflammation causes water retention Fasted Cardio Debunked: Why training on empty might actually be hindering your performance and metabolic flexibility. Nutrition for Longevity: Addressing the "Front Porch" phase—how to maintain muscle mass and energy in your 70s. Fiber 101: The difference between soluble and insoluble fiber and why "Keto-friendly" high-fiber wraps might be ruining your digestion. Podcast Chapters (Timestamps) 00:00 – Welcome & Show Season Recap 04:30 – Does Alcohol Stop Weight Loss? (Beyond the Calories) 07:15– The Difficulty of Measuring Liquid Calories 10:45 – Fasted Cardio: Weight Loss Benefit or Performance Hindrance? 15:20 – Teaching Your Body to Use Fat as Fuel 18:50 – Nutrition for the 70+ Athlete: Staying Overlooked No More 22:15 – Why Energy Levels Drop: Hormones vs. Activity 26:40 – The Three Pillars of Aging: Energy, Health Markers, and Strength 31:10 – Fiber Intake: Are You Falling Short? 34:50 – The "Cocklebur" Effect: How Fiber Cleans Your System 38:20 – Soluble vs. Insoluble: Which Foods Do You Actually Need? 41:05– The Danger of Overdoing Fiber: Avoiding the "Keto Wrap" Trap 44:00 – Closing Thoughts & How to Submit Your Questions   Guest & Resource Links: Submit Your Questions: info@v2pnutrition.com Follow Valley to Peak: Valley to Peak Nutrition   Related Episode: When is too much meat too much?  

The Valley to Peak Nutrition Podcast, hosted by coach Kyle Kamp, cuts through the noise surrounding diet and performance for mountain athletes and outdoor enthusiasts. This isn't about rigid meal plans or fleeting trends. Instead, the podcast focuses on building a practical, foundational understanding of how food fuels the body for demanding activities like hiking, climbing, and skiing. Each episode breaks down complex nutritional science into actionable strategies you can use immediately, whether you're preparing for a multi-day trek or seeking more energy for your local trails. You'll hear clear explanations on topics like fueling for altitude, recovery nutrition, and hydration, all aimed at helping you make confident decisions with your diet. The tone is direct and grounded, prioritizing clarity over jargon. By listening, you gain a reliable resource for answering your specific nutrition questions, allowing you to spend less time deciphering conflicting advice and more time pursuing your goals in the mountains and beyond. Tune in for straightforward coaching that connects what you eat directly to how you perform in the wild.
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