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is this the guy who write article about cuuuuck0lding is good? what a shame lmao

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I’m 67, and for years, I’ve dealt with painful, swollen varicose veins in my legs. I originally bought a mini red light panel from another company, but it was useless-it barely covered my face, let alone my legs. I ended up buying a proper panel from Future Form Official, and it has been perfect for me. I use it every morning for 15 minutes on my legs, and after six weeks, the swelling and discomfort have noticeably decreased. My legs also don’t feel as heavy at the end of the day. I’ll never go without this now.

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The Buildings We live in use LED lights and Glass which blocks infra red light and this causes sick building syndrome. We no longer have real fires or candles for light depriving us of any infra red light. No Wonder we have dysfunctional mitochondria.

Been taking notes the whole way through!

Love the episode!

Great podcast - fascinating insight into relationships !

00:00 Introduction to Dr. Marianne Brandon 02:23 Understanding Sexual Differences Between Men and Women 05:43 Evolutionary Perspectives on Sexual Desire 11:00 The Role of Disgust in Sexual Relationships 15:06 Embracing Primal Instincts in Long-Term Relationships 19:01 Navigating Cultural Norms and Sexual Desires 24:01 Common Unspoken Issues in Sexual Relationships 34:06 Connecting with the Body: The Role of Yoga in Intimacy 36:01 The Double-Edged Sword of Technology in Relationships 39:23 Exploring Modern Sex Tech: Enhancing Intimacy 44:10 The Impact of Pornography on Sexual Relationships 51:05 Uncomfortable Truths About Sex and Intimacy 54:01 The Future of Intimacy: A Call for Emotional Connection

Personal Theory - - - On a long enough time frame, everyone is either visiting the Orthopedic Dr or Cardiologist. If you focus on strength training, you are gonna go see the Cardiologist (body is good, heart sucks). If you focus running, you are gonna go see the Ortho (body is bad, heart good).

Wonderful talk and refreshing to see an honest expert who is not selling "the next must have" supplement!

Done at evolution...honestly playing with God's design and dirt without giving Him credit and praise!

I know you don't ask a woman her age😊 but how old is the doctor ?😊

I think someone needs to incorporate more protein and weights😮

Most interesting == thank you

Could you ask Glen the name of his colleague who used intranasal red light to treat Parkinson's disease?

Great interview. Thanks.

Massively enjoyed this episode, the importance of light for health is becoming so evident, keep up the great content! 🚨

Please divide this into chapters to make it easier to view. Most people today do not have the time to watch a 50 min video in one go.

early sunlight, food, water & exercise are the keys to good health. (and caffeine...) great interview.

thanks for introducing me to Dr. T. it's always great to hear from actual scientists. looking forward to checking out some of your other interviews. lots of interesting guests in your backlog.

Astounding results with increased muscle strength without exercise on a carnivore regimen 😊

Excellent! thank you guys, so good, really like Dr Tarnopolsky's actual knowledge from his in-depth research and actual results he sees, especially funding it himself, making me feel quite exhausted with the amount of training he does, inspirational though, making me feel very lazy, took notes 👍 an excellent resource for us

Brilliant video...Just had my eyes checked for cataracts @65yrs old...all clear...swimming and cycling must be playing its part.

this person looks nothing like the person in the thumbnail. who is this guy?

wow, superb conversation, thank you both very much

The medical industrial complex wants you SICK so they can (1) give medication or (2) surgery. Anything without a cash value is purposely dismissed and then called “unscientific”. This doctor should acquaint himself with the work of Thomas Seyfried… he’s one of the most important scientists alive today.

Prof Jeffrey is one very balanced academic. I thank him for not being the guest who purports to have the key to every health problem though he may very well be that person.

Great interview. Millions should be watching this. I read in detail the Zimmerman paper "Melatonin and the Optics of the Human Body" (2019) years ago, but I am still learning much more. It's interesting how traditional medicine paints UVA and UVB as the boogeyman to be avoided all the time. OTOH, UVA/UVB in moderation is quite healthy, and the Red/NIR spectrum deals with any contingencies of ROS from those UV frequencies. Part of the "in moderation" is walking in and out of the woods. With the sun's angle, UVA/UVB is vastly decreased in the winter; the UV frequencies get refracted into Red/NIR in the summer in the forest. We have blinded ourselves to ideas about light; we are literally blind to the presence (or absence) of infrared radiation -- indoors and outdoors. The IR pics are a great feature in the Zimmerman paper. One thing anyone can do at night is listening to audio-only podcasts, e-books, and even app-generated calming sounds. One question: what if you supplement with low-dosage time-release melatonin at night? I had heard that the pineal gland often becomes calcified (i.e., dysfunctional) in the elderly. Was that not correct? Are there downsides to that approach? Oops -- I see Dr. Martin addressed this at 28:10. Part of the question remains: is there signaling that is greatly decreased in the elderly, and how can we counteract that?

Doesn't red light stimulate Mitacondria to burn Glucose and produce Adenosine Triphosphate ? Which apparently is very beneficial. I'm told blue light can stimulate Reactive Oxygen Species , which is bad.

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For the question asked at 31:43, there was one brain surgeon who claimed his preferred enviroment for surgery is under the sun and did in his practice.

Professor Thomas Seyfried is brilliant.So grateful that he is sharing his vast knowledge.

This by far one of the greatest sagas of human perseverance ive ever seen. Thank you for having Dean on and i really hope your channel gets a fuck load of notoriety. You deserve it and so does the world ❤

The issue we have is that we have been pushed a theory about how the universe works a scientific standard models and also we have been promulgated a myth that Humans are apart from this world we are observers , we are not we are intrinsically linked and part of nature, at a quantum level, light is energy and waves particle wave theory , we happily accept Xrays and that goes through us but are amazed that infrared light goes through us , albeit a lot gets absorbed and interact with our Physiology, , i am not being obtuse as this is new to me as well , but we must still engage critical thinking and a dialectic way at looking at the world , thank you for the video very interesting , what i have noticed about videos like this is that the interviewer generally asks soft ball questions to the interviewee , interviewers should ask demanding questions to engage in the dialectic process of discussion and risk being offensive ,

10:15 ? the average age in the Savannah is 35? i am not convinced with that hypothesis , please remember all these theories are that theories, the reason for short life spans may be viral load mutation load .. etc humans are designed to live longer than 35 years.. what is the average age for tribes people in the Amazon more than 35 i suspect, historically average age would include infant mortality if you made it past infant int adult your life expectancy would higher than 35, stats stats and lies, a lot of conflation occurs to support a hypothesis. , Thank you for the video anything that moves away from big pharma is good carry on !

Wow Dr really concerned about myself and sister because no sex partners please 🙏🙏we are struggling

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Iinspiring. She is a force. Thank you.

Hey - I'm 63 years old now and my desire for sex is quite low. I had tons of girls and ladies back in my 20's and 30's with plenty of sex, no problem - so, I kinda feel like I got plenty more than my share in life. My low sex drive (now being older) is really ok with me because I'm single and do a bunch of other things anyway. Sex used to really drive me when I was young and now I'm free to do plenty of other things instead of chasing tail all the time! It's a good thing for me, I like it that way now. Cheers

Yes. I agree that the cause of certain mental illnesses can be metabolic dysfunction, but I don’t like this narrative in the video that ‘every problem ever (from schizophrenia to anorexia or anxiety) can be solved with ketogenic diet’. I think it is much more complicated than that. And it can be dangerous to say that keto is a solution to everything. We don’t have enough evidence yet.

Mitochondria only benefit from red light in the morning??? But the red light from the sun is so strong at sunset (as well as sunrise) 😏 🤷‍♀️

There is much confusion in the community whether fatty acids are taken up for substrate level phosphorylation/ fermentation in C cells? The professor has stated ketones are not used by c cells but is that true of all fatty acids.

NIH stated that renal cancers were a metabolic disease 10 years ago.

The professor should receive a nobel for his work. It’s time cancer treatment follows this protocol.

Very inspirational & educational. I learned lots from this very interview. Thank you so much!

Very interesting conversation, thanks

I just got diagnosed with stage 1 Extranodal NKT-cell lymphoma nasal type EBV positive. I don’t want to start the Standard of Care because I’m trying not to damage my healthy cells. I’m feeling the pressure of my family and friends to start my treatment ASAP, but I can’t find anyone to administer the press/pulse nutritional ketosis combined w/ Glutamine inhibitor. I’ve been following the work of Dr. Seyfried, Dom D’Agostino, Jason Fung, etc. for 9 years now, and have been already metabolically flexible for awhile now. I’m looking to be a participant in this clinical trial, before doing ANY standard of care. P.S. the 3 different major healthcare providers are stumped because my cancer has not spread over the last 19 months. I attribute this to my diet, lifestyle (Intermittent Fasting) Thank you to the dedicated doctors and researchers that have paved the way thus far; Dr. Seyfried and Dom D’Agustino , Jason Fung, Peter Attica, and others in the nutritional ketosis community for their work #readywillingandable #metabolicallyflexible

Grains are a relatively modern addition to the human diet. But the state of ketosis would have been an intermittent state. It’s not all or nothing.