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Show Summary:
“Sweet proteins are proteins; they just taste sweet like sugar. But the big difference is unlike sugar and alternative sweeteners, they don't spike your blood sugar and don’t give you gut microbiome issues.”
Imagine a world where you can enjoy the sweetness of food without worrying about the harmful effects of sugar. It may sound too good to be true, but today, we're diving into a groundbreaking solution that has the potential to revolutionize the way we approach sweetness.
Joining us on the podcast today are Jason Ryder, CTO, co-founder, and brilliant biochemical engineer, and Ali Wing, the visionary CEO of Oobli, a pioneering food technology company. Together, they aim to redefine sweetness and transform the food and beverage industry using naturally sweet proteins.
In this episode, we explore sweet proteins, how they help bend the global curve on diabetes and obesity, and their connection to positive impacting climate change.
Indulgence doesn't have to come at the expense of your well-being. Learn how taste and health can go hand in hand by tuning in to Episode 84 of the Gutsy Health Podcast!
Exceptional Highlights:
Show Highlights:
20:32 - Get to Know Ali Wing and Jason Ryder
23:42 - The Story and Mission Behind Oobli and Revolutionizing Global Health
24:52 - Are These Nature’s Secret Weapons Against Sugar?
31:03 - How Sweet Proteins Can Help You Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth Without the Crash
32:47 - Their Game-Changing Potential in Treating Diabetes and Metabolic Diseases
35:21 - A Sustainable Alternative to Sugar and Its Positive Environmental Impact
38:55 - Tackling Sugar Consumption, Climate, and Food Production Challenges
45:11 - The Science Behind How They’re Good for Your Gut and Your Brain
47:00 - The Key Difference Between Sweet Proteins and Other Sweeteners
49:36 - Future Clinical Studies: Ensuring Safety and Efficacy of These Natural Compounds
Important Links:
Connect with Ali Wing & Jason Ryder:
Send us a text
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Show Summary:
“Sweet proteins are proteins; they just taste sweet like sugar. But the big difference is unlike sugar and alternative sweeteners, they don't spike your blood sugar and don’t give you gut microbiome issues.”
Imagine a world where you can enjoy the sweetness of food without worrying about the harmful effects of sugar. It may sound too good to be true, but today, we're diving into a groundbreaking solution that has the potential to revolutionize the way we approach sweetness.
Joining us on the podcast today are Jason Ryder, CTO, co-founder, and brilliant biochemical engineer, and Ali Wing, the visionary CEO of Oobli, a pioneering food technology company. Together, they aim to redefine sweetness and transform the food and beverage industry using naturally sweet proteins.
In this episode, we explore sweet proteins, how they help bend the global curve on diabetes and obesity, and their connection to positive impacting climate change.
Indulgence doesn't have to come at the expense of your well-being. Learn how taste and health can go hand in hand by tuning in to Episode 84 of the Gutsy Health Podcast!
Exceptional Highlights:
Show Highlights:
20:32 - Get to Know Ali Wing and Jason Ryder
23:42 - The Story and Mission Behind Oobli and Revolutionizing Global Health
24:52 - Are These Nature’s Secret Weapons Against Sugar?
31:03 - How Sweet Proteins Can Help You Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth Without the Crash
32:47 - Their Game-Changing Potential in Treating Diabetes and Metabolic Diseases
35:21 - A Sustainable Alternative to Sugar and Its Positive Environmental Impact
38:55 - Tackling Sugar Consumption, Climate, and Food Production Challenges
45:11 - The Science Behind How They’re Good for Your Gut and Your Brain
47:00 - The Key Difference Between Sweet Proteins and Other Sweeteners
49:36 - Future Clinical Studies: Ensuring Safety and Efficacy of These Natural Compounds
Important Links:
Connect with Ali Wing & Jason Ryder:
Send us a text
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