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The speaker is Jeff Cavaliere, a fitness trainer and nutritionist who runs the website AthleanX.com. He argues that excluding carbohydrates from one's diet is not a good strategy for long-term fat loss and that carbohydrates should be included in a balanced and sensible way. He explains the differences between simple sugars, starches and fibrous carbohydrates and how they affect blood sugar, insulin and satiety. He also gives some tips on how to divide one's plate, choose foods with low sugar content, and complement nutrition with training to build muscle and store glycogen. He acknowledges that some people may find success with a ketogenic diet, but he emphasizes that his approach is based on his own experience and what he thinks will work for most people. He invites the listeners to check out his website for more information and meal plans.
Here are some possible facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is an advocate of eating carbohydrates and believes they are necessary for long-term success in losing body fat.
2. The speaker distinguishes between three types of carbohydrates: simple sugars, starches, and fibrous carbohydrates, and advises to avoid or limit the first type and balance the other two types.
3. The speaker suggests dividing the plate into one third protein and two thirds carbohydrates, with twice as many fibrous carbohydrates as starchy carbohydrates.
4. The speaker also recommends training to build lean muscle, which can help store glucose as glycogen and allow more carbohydrate intake.
5. The speaker acknowledges that some people may find success with a ketogenic diet, but he does not follow it himself and does not think it is realistic or sustainable for most people.