The Proof with Simon Hill (Clips)
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Is Eating Animals Ethical? | The Proof Shorts EP #308
What happens when animals raised on "happy" farms face slaughter? This short with Kip Andersen and Kameron Waters explores the tragic betrayal of trust and love experienced by these animals. We question the ethics of consuming meat from regenerative farms and the psychological impact on animals and consumers.
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How to Maximize Recovery After Running? | Nicholas Burd | The Proof Shorts EP #310
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After a 60-minute run, runners burn through vital nutrients like leucine. This short clip is from the episode with Nicholas Burd where we discuss why protein and carbs are crucial for muscle recovery and remodeling in endurance athletes. How do you fuel up after a run? Stream the full episode on UA-cam: ua-cam.com/video/HbgGUWxj-vk/v-deo.html Or listen on your favourite podcasting platform: the...
How to Exercise Effectively and Prevent Muscle Loss | Justin Keogh | The Proof Clips EP #301
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Justin Keogh shares the best ways to combine strength and cardio exercises, reduce muscle soreness, and progress steadily. He explains why tracking your workouts and using specific numbers to measure improvement is crucial. He breaks down the optimal order of strength and cardio, faster recovery methods, using a workout diary and counting reps for maximum results, and the importance of intentio...
How Does Testosterone (TRT) Affect Your Heart? | Adam Hotchkiss | The Proof Clips EP #309
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Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) and heart health: a complex puzzle. Adam Hotchkiss shares surprising insights about the link between testosterone levels and cardiovascular risk. Discover: • The delicate balance of testosterone for optimal health • Unexpected connections between hormones and heart function • Eye-opening findings on popular testosterone-related medications Curious about th...
Why is Generosity Important in Life? | Robin Sharma | The Proof Clips EP #307
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Generosity: a simple concept with the power to transform lives. In this thought-provoking clip, guest Robin Sharma explores the far-reaching impact of giving without expectations. Through personal anecdotes and fascinating insights, the discussion touches on the ripple effect of small acts of kindness and the importance of finding balance in life. Discover the surprising ways in which generosit...
How to Tell If Your Workout Is Really Working? | Alyssa Olenick | The Proof Shorts EP #306
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How do you know the effectiveness of your workout? This short clip with Alyssa Olenick where we talk about key indicators like your focus level and how quickly you fatigue during exercises. It's not just about lifting weights; it's about understanding your body's response to them. Want to know more about interpreting these signals? Check out the video for some expert tips. Stream the full episo...
How Hypnosis Helped My First Patient with Severe Asthma | Simon Hill | The Proof Shorts EP #297
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How Hypnosis Helped My First Patient with Severe Asthma | Simon Hill | The Proof Clips EP #297 Stream the full episode on UA-cam: ua-cam.com/video/u3ohyIJ4lMQ/v-deo.html Or listen on your favorite podcasting platform: theproof.com/the-benefits-of-hypnosis-david-spiegel-md/ Want to support the show? The best way to support the show is to use the products and services offered by our sponsors. To ...
Leadership Expert: Doing Hard Things Make Life Easy | Robin Sharma | The Proof Clips EP #307
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Eating alone might seem daunting, but it's a simple, powerful form of self-improvement. Robin Sharma discusses the concept of 'bravery training' through solo dining experiences. He explains how facing this common social fear can significantly boost personal growth and bravery. Added to that are the broader benefits of embracing regular challenges and discomfort, which can enhance overall life s...
What is Testosterone, TRT, and How Does it Work? | Adam Hotchkiss | The Proof Clips EP #309
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Testosterone: it's the very essence of masculinity. Adam Hotchkiss dives into the nitty-gritty of this powerful hormone in this thought-provoking podcast clip. He even tackles the relationship between cholesterol and testosterone synthesis. Tune in to learn more about the ins and outs of this fascinating hormone. Stream the full episode on UA-cam: ua-cam.com/video/xLhRk1ThFYs/v-deo.html Or list...
How Do You Connect With Other People? Psychologist Tips | Marc Schulz | The Proof Clips #304
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You never know how beneficial a simple "hello" to others could be. Marc Schulz, a renowned psychologist, shares his top tips for starting conversations with strangers and building meaningful connections. You'll learn: • The importance of body language and genuine interest • How to break the ice with light topics • Strategies for overcoming the fear of rejection • The benefits of momentary inter...
Addressing Body Image & Eating Disorders | Gemma Sharp | The Proof Clips EP #300
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Dive into this intriguing segment from Episode 300 with Gemma Sharp, where we shift focus to explore the nuanced interactions between healthcare professionals and patients concerning weight management. This engaging conversation sheds light on the detrimental effects of weight shaming and advocates for a more compassionate approach that respects patient autonomy and fosters positive outcomes. F...
How to Master RPE Training: Tips for Beginners | Alyssa Olenick | The Proof clips EP 306
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Have you ever struggled with RPE training as a beginner? Alyssa Olenick breaks down the challenges and share some practical tips to help you out. We'll talk about anchoring your RPE, getting over the fear of training to failure, and how progressive overload and training age play a role in mastering RPE. By the end, you'll have a better idea of how to approach RPE training and refine your skills...
Are Psychedelics a Viable Treatment for Mental Health? | The Proof Clips EP#299
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In this clip from The Proof Podcast Episode 299 with Stephen Bright, we unravel the complex world of psychedelics, offering a nuanced perspective on their potential in medicine. The conversation illuminates the historical stigma attached to psychedelics, the strategic reclamation of the term for scientific purposes, and the significant strides made in Australian psychedelic research. Special em...
How Hypnosis Complements Psychiatric Treatments | David Spiegel | The Proof Clips EP#297
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David Spiegel, a distinguished figure in psychiatry, shares his unique approach to combining hypnosis with traditional therapeutic methods. He highlights hypnosis's potential to enrich psychiatric care through captivating stories and professional knowledge. This snippet covers: • Hypnosis as an initial treatment choice in psychiatry, challenging usual medical protocols. • Impactful stories show...
Is Time-Restricted Eating Safe for Women Above 40? | Satchin Panda | The Proof Clips EP 302
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Satchin Panda discusses time-restricted eating and women's health. He addresses concerns about the safety of time-restricted eating for women over 40, citing animal studies that suggest potential benefits. He also highlights the need for more female representation in clinical trials and cautions against extreme fasting practices. Key points: • Time-restricted eating's potential benefits for wom...
How do I get better at connecting with people? | Marc Schulz | The Proof Clips EP #304
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How do I get better at connecting with people? | Marc Schulz | The Proof Clips EP #304
What is the Best Dietary Swap for Improved Health and Longevity? | The Proof clips EP #293
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What is the Best Dietary Swap for Improved Health and Longevity? | The Proof clips EP #293
What Supplements Should Women Take? A Science-Based Guide | Alyssa Olenick | The Proof Clips EP #306
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What Supplements Should Women Take? A Science-Based Guide | Alyssa Olenick | The Proof Clips EP #306
What Are the Best Exercises to Prevent Muscle and Bone Loss with Age? | The Proof Clips EP #301
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What Are the Best Exercises to Prevent Muscle and Bone Loss with Age? | The Proof Clips EP #301
Mastering Relationship Skills: Secrets From an 80-Year Harvard Study | The Proof Clips EP #304
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Mastering Relationship Skills: Secrets From an 80-Year Harvard Study | The Proof Clips EP #304
How to be Really Happy? Insights from The 85-Year Harvard Study | The Proof Clips EP #304
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How to be Really Happy? Insights from The 85-Year Harvard Study | The Proof Clips EP #304
Hyperpalatable vs. Whole Foods: Navigating the Food Maze | The Proof Clips EP #298
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Hyperpalatable vs. Whole Foods: Navigating the Food Maze | The Proof Clips EP #298
Should Men And Women Train Differently? | Alyssa Olenick | The Proof Clips EP #306
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Should Men And Women Train Differently? | Alyssa Olenick | The Proof Clips EP #306
Fermented Foods vs. High Fiber Foods: What the Latest Studies Reveal | The Proof
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Fermented Foods vs. High Fiber Foods: What the Latest Studies Reveal | The Proof
Exploring the Connection Between Caffeine and Energy Levels | The Proof EP 205 | Andrew Huberman
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Exploring the Connection Between Caffeine and Energy Levels | The Proof EP 205 | Andrew Huberman
The Diet Every Brain Scientist Swears By: Uncovered! | Chris Macaskill | The Proof Clips EP #276
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The Diet Every Brain Scientist Swears By: Uncovered! | Chris Macaskill | The Proof Clips EP #276
How the CO2/O2 Ratio Affects Your Health and Performance | The Proof clips EP 205 | Andrew Huberman
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How the CO2/O2 Ratio Affects Your Health and Performance | The Proof clips EP 205 | Andrew Huberman
Why Individual Variability is the Key to Understanding Optimal Nutrition | The Proof clips
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Why Individual Variability is the Key to Understanding Optimal Nutrition | The Proof clips
The Science Behind Fat Oxidation: What You Need to Know | Inigo San Milan | The Proof Clips EP#277
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The Science Behind Fat Oxidation: What You Need to Know | Inigo San Milan | The Proof Clips EP#277
Debunking Myths: Ansel Keys and the Mediterranean Diet | Chris MacAskill | The Proof Clips EP#276
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Debunking Myths: Ansel Keys and the Mediterranean Diet | Chris MacAskill | The Proof Clips EP#276

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  • @lotembenatar7163
    @lotembenatar7163 День тому

    I would be glad if you could touch on several things in the next videos: 1. Why is linoleic acid the most common oxidized fat in plaques? And why isn't this fact put a big red flag? 2. High omega-6 to omega-3 ratio has been linked to higher CVD mortality. How is this fact addressed? 3. There are animal studies showing that after long-term exposure to seed oils, the antioxidants' capacity decreases, and eventually, we see higher oxidative stress levels, we don't have human RCT to show that since it takes years, but isn't these animal studies should put a red flag on antioxidant depletion effect from these oils? 4. These oils are made using synthetic chemicals. Even though we don't know the health consequences of these chemicals, isn't it better to stay away from those and recommend on cold-pressed oils? 5. Refined oils are empty calories without any health benefits. We do see in population level that over the years, carbohydrates intake did not change so much, but seed oils were significantly increased due to fried foods and processed foods, saying that oils are healthy will be misleading since it make these fried foods legitimate, and they are a big contributer to obesity

  • @rossgillett8447
    @rossgillett8447 6 днів тому

    If the doctors hadn’t acted like paid off schills during Covid then the trust wouldn’t have been violated. This Moron doesn’t seem to understand that fact.

  • @markaguilera493
    @markaguilera493 17 днів тому

    Dr Alo looks like he's been sniffing glue I have a hard time taking him seriously.

  • @moringaottawa
    @moringaottawa 22 дні тому

    Love that white sweater

  • @Semaj.18272
    @Semaj.18272 Місяць тому

    This is bullahit sorry ! When u eat u burn calories as well when u drink smoothie u consume less calories as ur body wouldnt need much energy to digest and I don’t care if it’s a whole banana that u chew. To small tiny pieces

  • @nutralei
    @nutralei Місяць тому

    I need to find this study!

  • @AI-vs7sm
    @AI-vs7sm Місяць тому

    Yes, he was a great scientist, but, he got the cholesterol bit wrong, and that ,unfortunately, is his black mark. But, I don't know how much his actions are directly responsible. Of the amount of fat in red meat, only about 2% of it is sat fat! Other than that, the list of nutrients is complete in red meat. The real problem here is the push to eliminate meat agriculture altogether, by misrepresenting stats about land use and water use. If most ruminants are grazed on land that is not usable for crops ,that alters the argument quite a bit! Maybe, we should use the crop land to raise more cattle? More bang for the buck! Many people couldn't afford it ,you say? If everyone is growing kale and broccoli, can the farmers make a living on that?

  • @AI-vs7sm
    @AI-vs7sm Місяць тому

    Don't take one persons advice alone, look at both sides, plant based, which is nutrient deficient, and animal based ,which is nutrient complete! Vitamins from plants are poorly absorbed, and look for effect of lectins and other chemicals in plants. Investigate for yourself. Most vegans dropped it after five years, so, which diet is least sustainable?

    • @iancampbell1494
      @iancampbell1494 Місяць тому

      Sources please

    • @AI-vs7sm
      @AI-vs7sm Місяць тому

      Three and half years on low carb diet, watching videos from both sides, but, I don't copy down all of the cited papers. I would have a whole library by now. Sounds like a cop out, I know, but so much info available, from either side, that its overwhelmingly! This seems a popular way of plant based arguing , show us the evidence.! But, lifelong vegans vs later life low carb/ carnivore followers is unfair comparison, since, no money in it for pharma or big medicine, nor the Universities! All we have is five million years of practical applications! And anecdotes! Lots of them. But, I will concede to you, hard to show studies, so, point for your side. Sorry.

    • @iancampbell1494
      @iancampbell1494 Місяць тому

      @@AI-vs7sm well, I’d say we’re likely on the same side, I just err on the side of caution and like to see data.

    • @AI-vs7sm
      @AI-vs7sm Місяць тому

      Yes, I spend way to much time with these videos as it is, try to watch worthwhile episodes, both vegan and keto/ carnivore, to keep up! If I had to search out and read all those studies, well, there are only 36 hours in a day, right? Let alone copy the pertinent ones.

  • @tanyaconway3304
    @tanyaconway3304 Місяць тому

    'Promosm'

  • @AI-vs7sm
    @AI-vs7sm Місяць тому

    So, the main knock on Adkins diet was that it was HIGH PROTEIN! Oh, but, now, it fits your narrative to complain that meat is sat fat ,( which is what low carb, carnivore wants in the first place, but you don't , again it fits your narrative), but, high in protein. And, HORRORS, they are using AI to breed cattle for more fat, sort of like corned beef? Lots of marbling in brisket! Wait, how were they getting them that fat? Oh, yeah, THEY WERE FEEDING THEM CORN,not grass or stalks, which are their natural diet. The same corn that is on the vegan plate! Are modern fruits and veggies altered to make them more hyper palatable? Just anything that you can come up with to push your argument ! There seems to be just as much literature debunking the anti meat arguments as the other way around, your assertion that meat can't be tasty but plants can seems to be reaching a bit. The methane from cows is part of natural cycle, but the diesel emissions from farming is all new carbon ! How about them apples?

  • @brianh2287
    @brianh2287 Місяць тому

    There is a lot of conversation here about omega 6 and fatty acids, but the real health concern of seed oils wasn't discussed. Seed oils are highly refined with caustic chemicals and heat. Simply put, we don't know what process each oil goes through in the manufacturing process. Oils like extra virgin olive oil are simply mechanically pressed, no heat or chemicals are used. I can also successfully cook with extra virgin olive oil in nearly every situation. It's like eating chicken nuggets vs a natural free range chicken breast.

  • @ccamire
    @ccamire Місяць тому

    Addicted to good food is bad? Really weird interview that we dont really look for

  • @AI-vs7sm
    @AI-vs7sm 2 місяці тому

    At 1:30 he says that Apob is CAUSAL! Well, there you have it ,the expert says its causal, so, if you have ANY Apob in your system ,then you will absolutely die! And so far he is right, everyone who has lived has eventually died, so that proves it! Still, you have to wonder how it is that 80 is fine, but,81 ,you are as good as dead, cause, that extra Apob is definitely going to get trapped in artery wall. But, only if they are number 81 or above. Did he mention that Peter Attila put him on a keto diet to lose weight in the past? Didn't help, so, its not sustainable?

  • @AI-vs7sm
    @AI-vs7sm 2 місяці тому

    Seriously? OR, it could be , might be, that the fermented food , without any fiber, doesn't cause as much problems, compared to stuffing yourself full of indigestible fiber that isn't going to do anything , except clog up the works! The insoluble fiber won't get digested at all until it gets to the colon, and then not all of it. So, as usual, Dr. Gardner doesn't know that, so, is he running the experiment just for the funding? He seems really good at running trials , only if they will prove his ideas to be right. This didn't pan out, so, he is befuddled. Both of you guys also seem perplexed, maybe because it doesn't fit your narrative either?

  • @yoyoschmo1
    @yoyoschmo1 2 місяці тому

    Genetics such as CDKN2B-AS1 also predispose to endothelial dysfunction and glycocalyx helps protect. Many many factors

  • @AI-vs7sm
    @AI-vs7sm 2 місяці тому

    This is the first video of yours that you are not talking to plant based guest , usually you are gushing all over them and pandering to their ideas and their audience as well. Since Thomas is low carb, suddenly you are " normal and even - handed", and appear to not be card carrying vegan! Do you always morph into your guests personality, or am I just not used to this on your sites?

  • @ccamire
    @ccamire 2 місяці тому

    That is not the theory. He forgot to talk about the glycocalyx which protects the endothelium. This is the worst explanation I have never heard. He did not talk about the blood factors.

  • @jamesalles139
    @jamesalles139 2 місяці тому

    Ah, but it does require a compromised endothelial *glycocalyx* for the ApoB to sneak in. What does that, readily? Hyperglycemia, especially the spikes. give the carbs a break.

  • @jamesalles139
    @jamesalles139 3 місяці тому

    phht there is no such thing as vegetable oil - other than a marketing term for frankenfood

  • @seekersfinders8801
    @seekersfinders8801 3 місяці тому

    Does omega3 supplementation help during pregnancy?

  • @arnoldfrackenmeyer8157
    @arnoldfrackenmeyer8157 3 місяці тому

    What are ApoB levels in populations with high heart disease? and what are apoB levels in populations with low heart disease?

  • @KarlKrassnitzer-mm8wb
    @KarlKrassnitzer-mm8wb 3 місяці тому

    Women have a higher fat content in average and therefore can stay long in cold water that is my experience.

  • @AI-vs7sm
    @AI-vs7sm 3 місяці тому

    I think that the major knock on omega sixes is that they are used so abundantly in processed foods that the 4:1 ratio with omega three becomes more like 20:1 or more which makes the ratio inflammatory! Surprised that he doesn't know that. His scattered thought and speech doesn't speak well of his diet.

    • @humanoid8344
      @humanoid8344 3 місяці тому

      dude its implied he knows about the omega balance because he said "I've read her [Artemis Simopoulos] work and there was no evidence" she was the one who came up with the omega ratio hypothesis also sure his speech is sort of scattered but he's elderly almost 80 years old, definitely in top 1% for that age

    • @AI-vs7sm
      @AI-vs7sm 3 місяці тому

      I guess my comment is directed to the fact that he didn't explicitly mention the ratio, so as to be deliberately vague for any readers that are not aware of his plant based bias! The unaware might get the idea that he knows what he is talking about, but, unless it involves charts and graphs derived from food questio, he has nothing to add!aires,

  • @btudrus
    @btudrus 3 місяці тому

    "Predictor" doesn't mean there is causal relationship.

  • @AI-vs7sm
    @AI-vs7sm 3 місяці тому

    It is strange that ALL the reasons that plant based industry puts out as "facts", are all refuted by animal based industry! Of course, each side claims that their truths are better than the other guys, but, the numbers that animal side puts up seem more backed in" science", than far fetched numbers that plant based wants us to believe!

  • @AI-vs7sm
    @AI-vs7sm 3 місяці тому

    Oh, well, right at the start ,he used the phrase" TOTALITY OF EVIDENCE", so, of course, that settled it, the science is settled. Now, if he had said " the preponderance of evidence" then that would have shut down any and all arguments for any sane, rational discussions! Still, there is that nagging argument about cholesterol, in the first place, but, no, he did use the magic incantation, so that's that! For the half of heart attacks that have NORMAL cholesterol numbers that's just an outletlier, instead of an out right lie!

  • @radmehrabdolahi1346
    @radmehrabdolahi1346 4 місяці тому

    This is misinformation for CKD patients. He has no idea what he’s talking about. Please only listen to nephrologists on this topic pertaining to CKD patients

  • @humanoid8344
    @humanoid8344 4 місяці тому

    what a banger 🚫🚫🚫🚫

  • @AI-vs7sm
    @AI-vs7sm 4 місяці тому

    Interesting that there are NO comments on this" PROOF" that he is talking about. Any " proof" that is put out by plant based is " true" and any rebuttal from animal side is" propaganda! But, animal based Intel seems way more plausible than plant bias. Use any science that supports your ideas and discount any ideas that don't align. Presumably, the microbes being farmed ,by factories is somehow better than natural food , but, I always like to ask the question, if you don't want to be cruel to the animals by killing and eating them, but, you ARE WILLING to eliminate them from the face of the earth altogether, how is that better? No one is going to raise cows or pigs just for the heck of it, unless you are going to " adopt" them and raise them as pets. . Hint: cows tend to hog the bed at night and you will need a REALLY BIG litter box.

  • @JackAtkins-xz5wi
    @JackAtkins-xz5wi 5 місяців тому

    Total con job

  • @albertcamus1979
    @albertcamus1979 5 місяців тому

    jezz! low carb vs. low fat doesn't matter as long as you are eating less or at required caloric daily needs and are metabolic health. What's so difficult to understand?

  • @robertmacgregor8438
    @robertmacgregor8438 5 місяців тому

    Use your eye's, Thomas Dayspring is the picture of health and is clearly somebody who the public should listen to.

    • @polibm6510
      @polibm6510 2 місяці тому

      He is the picture of someone payed by big pharma.

  • @Gngrcpl
    @Gngrcpl 5 місяців тому

    A blood sugar spike like that damages your endothelium. You can reduce this by sipping on the smoothie rather than gulping in down in 90 seconds

    • @nikolaiwhite4255
      @nikolaiwhite4255 14 днів тому

      Do you think you would take me 90 seconds to drink it that's crazy.

  • @tnvol5331
    @tnvol5331 5 місяців тому

    Walter Willett IS MR SCIENCE!

  • @marcusstrinidad
    @marcusstrinidad 5 місяців тому

    This is how science should be discussed. Dissecting methods and critically analyzing controls, treatments, etc. Love it

  • @samorr4
    @samorr4 6 місяців тому

    This "Doctor" is just not credible. Saturated Fat is NOT a problem in the setting of low TGs/High. HDL. Saturated Fat is NOT a problem nor is consuming any amount of cholesterol. The problems are the ingestion of too much sugar, too many carbs which are all converted to sugar, and the consumption of "seed oils". I really don't give a good damn about any of these epidemiologic studies. A ketogenic diet that is very high in saturated fat ie lard and beef tallow, a little olive oil, lots of red meat and probably 3 dozen eggs per week has caused my weight to decrease from 208 to 162, my BP to drop to 125-135 systolic over 55 -70 diastolic, my Hgb to drop from 6.7 to 5.4, my HDL to rise from 42 to 60, my TGs to drop from 110 to 150 to 60. My AST and ALT are now both down and are in the midteens and my GGT is 6. I am off Amlodipine for my BP and off Metformin for my Hyperglycemia. I do not give a damn about any epidemiologic studies as they are utterly worthless. I am a retired physician. Bring on Paul Mason MD and Timothy Noakes MD and Zoe Harcombe PhD, and Nadir Ali MD, and Eric Westman MD, and Robert Cywes MD, and Georgia Ede MD and Chris Palmer MD and Ben Bikman PhD.. The goal of cardiologists and doctors generally should be to find a diet that normalizes a patient's vital signs without medicines, that causes the patient to attain a healthy weight without medicines, and to also find a strategy that causes the patient to engage in some reasonable level of physical activity and a strategy that causes a patient to get enough high quality sleep. I forgot that my C-Reactive Protein is toward the very low end of normal. I am a retired physician!

  • @deanofdisplacement
    @deanofdisplacement 6 місяців тому

    Very interesting. The typical Japanese diet contains 5-upwards of 12 grams per day. Lots of finger shakers warn of overdosing. What are the implications of too much iodine? Won't the human body just expel what it needs as it does with other nutrients?

  • @nancyevans5176
    @nancyevans5176 6 місяців тому

    Here’s a discordance… LPA 21. A1C 5.1 Good. TC 188. Trigs 84. HDL 54… LDC 105. LDC Particles 1948 !! Small and medium 302 and 410. But Pattern A which is good. Particle size is large, but Particle number is off the chain. APOB is 98. Am a close to pescatarian mostly plant base. Tried but failed with even twice a week low dose statin because of myalgia/tendon pain. When my FB sugar went up from 83-93 to 105 that was enough. I stopped it. I could not believe the 1948 particle number compared to the only 105 LDL-C. Crazy discordance.

  • @bradstell2146
    @bradstell2146 6 місяців тому

    Can we get enough DHA and EPA on a vegan diet as we age into our 60's?

    • @tanyasydney2235
      @tanyasydney2235 2 місяці тому

      No. You'd need to supplement. You can use algal oil.

    • @Arugula100
      @Arugula100 Місяць тому

      Do you eat fish every day like the Japanese do? If not, supplementation is beneficial, according to research data.

  • @joggermac
    @joggermac 6 місяців тому

    So why no effect on veins....?

    • @btudrus
      @btudrus 3 місяці тому

      Because neither LDL particles nor the cholesterol content thereof are the cause for atherosclerosis. Endothelial damage and immune system dysregulation (by high insulin and by cytokines comming from other parts of the body and concentrating in the arteries) are...

  • @pedro.almeida
    @pedro.almeida 6 місяців тому

    This was a very informative clip, thank you for sharing that way. With some much content sometimes it’s easy to miss some gems along the way. 😊

  • @marilynroper5739
    @marilynroper5739 6 місяців тому

    I assume this guy is an actual Dr.?

    • @btudrus
      @btudrus 2 місяці тому

      not really

  • @marilynroper5739
    @marilynroper5739 6 місяців тому

    Some of realize that our brains are made of cholesterol . Huh!

  • @jeffreyscottfishman
    @jeffreyscottfishman 6 місяців тому

    Just how do you expect to lower apo b if you are on a keto or carnivore diet and include lots of saturated fat in your diet? Besides statins or getting off the diet.

    • @eddkennedy6458
      @eddkennedy6458 4 місяці тому

      I was thinking the same thing.

    • @AI-vs7sm
      @AI-vs7sm 3 місяці тому

      Great news! Nic Norowitz, ,PHd at Harvard Medical School just did a n=1 experiment to get his LDL down! Success! How did he do it,you ask? Easy, he ate twelve Oreo cookies each dat for two weeks! Dropped his numbers thru the floor, EVEN BETTER THAN A STATIN HE USED IN THE TRIAL!!! Noticed that there was no mention of the fact that half of coronary events, the patient has NORMAL LDL levels! Causation? Not even association!

    • @dannyspitzer1267
      @dannyspitzer1267 2 місяці тому

      Get off the diet Do WFPB

    • @AI-vs7sm
      @AI-vs7sm 2 місяці тому

      As Dayspring himself says, and is corroborated by other studies, people with low Apob have heart attacks and those with high Spin don't always have attacks, because its ASSOCIATED, NOT CAUSITIVE!!! If Apob causes attacks then we should all be dead, because, we all have Apob in our blood stream. None of these experts can answer this question. Why do only SOME of the Apob get trapped, if all is the same and all of it is present in bloodstream? And don't consider any other factors in the diagnosis, just the number of Apob.

  • @patangel1652
    @patangel1652 6 місяців тому

    Thank you Simon will definitely look this up

  • @jgeph2.4
    @jgeph2.4 6 місяців тому

    Seems to be the same argument can be made for high cholesterol and heart disease … 🚫sugar, insulin resistance , high carbs

  • @apriljohnson6191
    @apriljohnson6191 6 місяців тому

    With all due respect to Dr Dayspring, no one is listening to each other. I asked about my ApoB, which is 94 and drugs to lower it. They said it was "within range". From Dr. Dayspring's lectures I know it's not. I'd like to take his words and suggest medication and they would say not to listen to someone "on the internet for your medical information." We need to disconnect the medium from the message and doctors need to have in depth conversations on how to research. However, many doctors themselves haven't kept up with their education. So now I know enough to know I have dangerously high levels of ApoB but not enough knowledge on getting a doctor who sees this danger. Any suggestions on that?

  • @JamesAnderson-mr2sg
    @JamesAnderson-mr2sg 6 місяців тому

    if you have kidney disease your options for glucose control are more limited. high dose statins can lead to kidney failure, read the side-effects that can happen with statins.

  • @saliksayyar9793
    @saliksayyar9793 6 місяців тому

    About 25.5 nanometers, not millimeters

  • @jillhulbert2341
    @jillhulbert2341 7 місяців тому

    I worry a lot about this subject i really do

    • @yangtse55
      @yangtse55 6 місяців тому

      Switch to a WFPB diet, lose the weight and unless you have unlucky genetics,you will need no meds of any kind.

    • @jillhulbert2341
      @jillhulbert2341 6 місяців тому

      ​@@yangtse55lose the weight ? I am not overweight