Get the highly processed food out of your diet. Walking 5 miles a day is key. Running will burn off your muscle. Nitric oxide promoting food. Beets, blueberries, spinach with fresh lemon juice on it. Got my blood pressure from 170/90 to 120/70. 💪🏼💪🏼
Fine but I am a bit confused about the levels of Agoric acid in spinach, kale and other greens which are reportedly pro-inflamitory. NO itself is inflammatory according to some reports. We can't live with no NO, so something is out of order here. Perhaps you can elucidate but if too busy that's Okay too.
@@WILLIAMMALO-kv5gz Ive never heard of Agoric asid. Do you mean Oxalic asid? Too much of that can give you kidney stones if your susceptibility is high. Thus the lemon juice or cook it.
All sounds good, but adding simple things like laughter will improve your health overall. One exceptional benefit of laughter is improving your immune system 🙂👍
The only proven way to reduce inflammation that worked for me was cutting out all plant food. No I am not saying all plant food is bad for inflammation but it is difficult to pin the blame for it on any one plant food. Seed oils may be the worst as with all other highly processed food. But even other plant foods touted as healthy may contain toxins like gluten, oxalates, phytates, lectins etc which damage your digestive system and your mitochondria.
@@richardmiddleton7770 They may be ok for you but they gave me terrible gut problems. I can still eat some veg like broccoli, cabbage(sauerkraut) and caulifower in small amounts occasionally without problems returning.
Eat a pound or two of fish twice a week too. That's fish, because your omega 3 capsules may contain harmful rancid oil, and the selenium in fish like salmon or tuna helps get rid of heavy metals. But if you suspect high heavy metal exposure, stick with safer fish like sardines, anchovis, trout, salmon. Never farmed fish though. Just my 2 cents.
Understand, I eat wild salmon or other wild fish several times a week, but you realize that the fish you & I eat are also contaminated by heavy metals and chemicals - perhaps more than supplements that have been processed, and maybe, to some extent, purified.
Nope new research says according Dr Rhonda that omega 3 in fish the EPA & DHA protect fish from metals mercury & toxins. But still reccomend eating only wild Salmon Mackarel & sardines anchovies. Less mercury problems to start with so fish protects from toxicity. BTW I don't eat fish but due take Omega 3s do your research. My bio markers for Triglycerides went from 155 to 78 to 45. 😊
I would eat Salmon twice a week too ... if I could afford it Sticking to Omega capsules and occasional mackrel and pickled hering (both fatty fish) that are way way cheaper than salmon. But Omega capsules are just so much easier on a normal 12+ hr work day (2+1 hr transport, 1 hr workout, 8 hr work). I will admit that if I had more discipline, I could eat mackrel more often at 200 gram for $2 but it just isn't a routine atm.
I have a sauna. When people say, oh I want one but can’t afford it. I shake my head. They can afford a vacation, eat out, etc etc. it’s all priorities.
Here in Finland, some people still have savu-sauna-s which are said to be even more healing(?) than regular ones. See for instance: Irish reaction to Finland's SAVUSAUNA | SMOKE SAUNA🥶
💯 agree. My IR sauna is probably the best investment I’ve ever made. I don’t eat out at all as hard to guarantee is healthy and I go out motorcycle hols around Western Europe (I’m UK based) and buy food from markets/local shops and eat it in my hotel room or a park etc. My hols are super good value for money and I get to visit loads of places for 1-3 days over a couple of weeks.
Hey guys. Welcome to the club of us with ms healing with right nutrition and lifestyle 😁 I've been doing carnivore for over year and now I know It's possible to achieve anything we want, don't forget that 👌
Thank you so much for packaging great information/education into something bitesized and easily digestetable . I really appreciate the work you put in. ❤
I think something you said in the beginning makes sense. I'm a sedentary person due to my occupation. However, I train 3 times a day, eat clean and take a bunch of supplements. People say I look 10-15 years younger. My age mates all greyed, while I didn't. I think this is because I haven't been exposed to "life" as many. I don't have to rush for anything and live indoors like a house cat without stress. I think that "live like a turtle" motto has some merit.
Cats really know how to live. They are happier going outdoors though. My mum had a sayimg 'busy as a cat in a garden'. They love investigating stuff & find all the best napping spots.
@@byenzer5101Absolutely! Try to find a good quality brand if you can. I typically go through 4-5 cans to make 8-10 decent sized cakes. Optionally, if you want to get fancy (like for a proper dinner service) try pressing the mackerel mix into a circular cookie cutter for uniform size. You can find stainless steel sets online for cheap. Enjoy!
Sounds lovely, but may I suggest avoiding almonds and almond flour due to their oxalate content? Look up Sally Norton here on YT, she's the author of Toxic Superfoods. Wish I'd come across her before I damaged my kidneys with almond milk and spinach!!
I struggle with this, I have rheumatoid arthritis and I’m on biologicals to dampen my immune response to my condition. I’m trying to stay away from foods that cause inflammation, red meat is one, fried food, processed foods is hard because most food these days have gone through some sort of process in a way to make it what it is. Ready made meals I stay away from, apparently I shouldn’t eat bread or anything gluten. Mediterranean diet was recommended, no omega 6 but plenty of omega 3. Annoyingly a lot of the foods I should eat are now expensive, I tried fasting but I get jittery and really irritable which I suspect is insulin related possibly.
Despite being a 57 yr old arthritis patient I use a treadmill daily but i also do "3 minute on and 60 second break" shadow boxing rounds to my favourite music. I do up to 10 rounds like this 2-4x a week and it's been excellent. There are other days I use a heavy bag or a focus ball as well. This has helped me get back into shape well enough to resume teaching martial arts a couple of years back and despite some mileage* related aches and pains I still feel pretty great most days. Excellent video Thomas, thank you. *"It's not the age it's the mileage" is my answer now.
We are frugivores Tom. The majority of our stress comes from pretending we’re not. Everything we eat that isn’t whole, raw fruit or soft and tender greens, is causing us mitochondrial stress more than anything else on large scale.
A fido jar, some non-iodized salt, and a head of cabbage. And another jar, some kefir grains, and some milk of your choice... Way better and way cheaper
I love your content, so I say this playfully... you need an iron to modulate the inflammatory wrinkles on your shirt. Looks like you just got the chest part. 🤪
Thomas you are awesome! But please invest in some sound absorbent 6-8” thick panels and place them on your ceiling. And add some thick carpet to your floors. This will help eliminate that crazy room reverb which is distracting when trying to listen to what you are saying in these videos.
Great info. Pro-tip for wrinkled clothes: You can grab a spray bottle with water and give it a couple quick sprays right before you put it on and it will help those wrinkles come out. It's not quite as good as using an iron, but is much faster and gets you 75% of the way there.
The other way to modulate cold exposure is to only use moderate temperatures, like in the 50s. I do 48 to 50 for three or four minutes. I’m definitely not shivering through any of the process. And as for sauna being expensive, those silly looking IR tents that your head sticks out of are reasonable. And since you can get your hands out the slots, you can read or scroll on a device. The blankets seem limiting….
Can you clarify or make a video that is clearer on the benefits of infrared sauna vs. the conventional heat sauna. I know you lightly touched on the topic in a previous video. However, it wasn't in-depth or crystal clear on when and what to use an infrared sauna for vs. a conventional sauna for.
Most effective way to drop systemic inflammation: 1) reduce visceral fat Anything that leads to this outcome will reduce systemic inflammation, and is ideally a combination diet and exercise. More muscle mass absorbs more inflammation, cardio helps flush inflammation out. A good diet can help prevent inflammation from building up in the first place.
It's not a question of how long you do it, it's how intensely you're doing it. If you're just cycling and still able to talk and not sweating, you're not doing anything intensely. Intensity is measurable by effort, not duration. An intense workout will raise your heart rate, make you sweat and push your cardio to where you're almost not able to breathe enough. Intensity is effort, you shouldn't need to ask what is an intense type of workout. Anything can be elevated to intense by going either heavier resistance or faster movement until your body is pushing its physical limits. Anything can be done casually if you're not feeling any difficulty, your heart stays normal and you can talk without effort.
Eat plaintains & broccoli sprouts to detoxify body to battle crohns disease . Stop eating processed foods watch out for flu shots vaccines they have polysorbate 80 or related ingriendients. It caused holes in intestines & allowed ecoli to get in there & cause your Crohns disease according to Dr Ardis. Last part is dealing with psuederine . Do your research unsure about that part.
My weird thing that I do for hermetic stress is a 1 capsule of .1 milligrams of Melittin (bee venom) 3 to 5 days a week. I got into it because as a type 1 diabetic I looked at many supplements and their effects. Bee venom seemed to address the most issues. There could be a downside but I feel great and I have dropped my insulin use.
Just for fun, so to speak: according to the Rgveda (rig-veda, with a long e-sound, like in German 'eh', in, say, Lehrer) drinking soma (~ saw-muh?) can make one immortal (a-mRta, amrita): apaama somam, amRtaa abhuuma - we drank soma, we bacame immortal! But WTF is soma? Nobody seems to know for sure! According to Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, one's body may be able to make it. Seem to recall, according to the book Mechanics of Enlightenment, Maharishi suggested that soma might be serotonin, which an enlightened individual uses differently from us "mortals"?? -- Greetings from Finland, from a Sanskrit and (mainly Biblical) Hebrew freak!
Anyone else getting stressed about being stressed?! 🙄😊
Get the highly processed food out of your diet. Walking 5 miles a day is key. Running will burn off your muscle. Nitric oxide promoting food. Beets, blueberries, spinach with fresh lemon juice on it. Got my blood pressure from 170/90 to 120/70. 💪🏼💪🏼
Fine but I am a bit confused about the levels of Agoric acid in spinach, kale and other greens which are reportedly pro-inflamitory. NO itself is inflammatory according to some reports. We can't live with no NO, so something is out of order here. Perhaps you can elucidate but if too busy that's Okay too.
@@WILLIAMMALO-kv5gzI agree
@@WILLIAMMALO-kv5gz Ive never heard of Agoric asid. Do you mean Oxalic asid? Too much of that can give you kidney stones if your susceptibility is high. Thus the lemon juice or cook it.
@@WILLIAMMALO-kv5gz Never heard of Agoric asid. I know about Oxalaic asid, the lemon juice neutralizes that.
Running won’t burn muscle
All sounds good, but adding simple things like laughter will improve your health overall. One exceptional benefit of laughter is improving your immune system 🙂👍
The only proven way to reduce inflammation that worked for me was cutting out all plant food. No I am not saying all plant food is bad for inflammation but it is difficult to pin the blame for it on any one plant food. Seed oils may be the worst as with all other highly processed food. But even other plant foods touted as healthy may contain toxins like gluten, oxalates, phytates, lectins etc which damage your digestive system and your mitochondria.
Just cook/steam your veg, it gets rid of most of the 'toxins'. Also the 'toxins' in small amounts are actually good for us.
@@richardmiddleton7770 They may be ok for you but they gave me terrible gut problems. I can still eat some veg like broccoli, cabbage(sauerkraut) and caulifower in small amounts occasionally without problems returning.
Eat a pound or two of fish twice a week too. That's fish, because your omega 3 capsules may contain harmful rancid oil, and the selenium in fish like salmon or tuna helps get rid of heavy metals.
But if you suspect high heavy metal exposure, stick with safer fish like sardines, anchovis, trout, salmon.
Never farmed fish though.
Just my 2 cents.
i take omega 3 capsules daily 😢
Understand, I eat wild salmon or other wild fish several times a week, but you realize that the fish you & I eat are also contaminated by heavy metals and chemicals - perhaps more than supplements that have been processed, and maybe, to some extent, purified.
Nope new research says according Dr Rhonda that omega 3 in fish the EPA & DHA protect fish from metals mercury & toxins. But still reccomend eating only wild Salmon Mackarel & sardines anchovies. Less mercury problems to start with so fish protects from toxicity. BTW I don't eat fish but due take Omega 3s do your research. My bio markers for Triglycerides went from 155 to 78 to 45. 😊
I would eat Salmon twice a week too ... if I could afford it
Sticking to Omega capsules and occasional mackrel and pickled hering (both fatty fish) that are way way cheaper than salmon.
But Omega capsules are just so much easier on a normal 12+ hr work day (2+1 hr transport, 1 hr workout, 8 hr work).
I will admit that if I had more discipline, I could eat mackrel more often at 200 gram for $2 but it just isn't a routine atm.
Plenty of fish oils that do 3rd party heavy metal testings.
I have a sauna. When people say, oh I want one but can’t afford it. I shake my head. They can afford a vacation, eat out, etc etc. it’s all priorities.
Here in Finland, some people still have savu-sauna-s which are said to be even more healing(?) than regular ones. See for instance: Irish reaction to Finland's SAVUSAUNA | SMOKE SAUNA🥶
💯 agree. My IR sauna is probably the best investment I’ve ever made. I don’t eat out at all as hard to guarantee is healthy and I go out motorcycle hols around Western Europe (I’m UK based) and buy food from markets/local shops and eat it in my hotel room or a park etc. My hols are super good value for money and I get to visit loads of places for 1-3 days over a couple of weeks.
Newly diagnosed MS. This is very helpful.
Me too. It was a side effect of the proton pump inhibitor I had to take with the guided MRI radiation.
Hey guys. Welcome to the club of us with ms healing with right nutrition and lifestyle 😁 I've been doing carnivore for over year and now I know It's possible to achieve anything we want, don't forget that 👌
Best wishes🙏
Sorry..just did a prayer for you ..🙏🏽
Thanks!! I've been following Thomas since 2018 and it has helped me prepare for this. 🙏
Thank you so much for packaging great information/education into something bitesized and easily digestetable . I really appreciate the work you put in. ❤
Chronic exposure to life is eventually fatal.
fiber also converts into Short Chain fatty Acids in the gut which helps to repair the gut barrier
You have been lied to, we do not need fiber!
@@strokin3s the OP didn't say we need fiber, but rather just states one possible benefit of fiber.
@strokin3s we also do not need to eat meat, it's just better if we do.
Yes, & adds to our capacity for diversity in diet, so very useful in an adaptive & resilience sense, too
Inflammunization… 💉💉💉🤔
😂😂😂
I think something you said in the beginning makes sense.
I'm a sedentary person due to my occupation. However, I train 3 times a day, eat clean and take a bunch of supplements. People say I look 10-15 years younger. My age mates all greyed, while I didn't. I think this is because I haven't been exposed to "life" as many. I don't have to rush for anything and live indoors like a house cat without stress. I think that "live like a turtle" motto has some merit.
same here! 🙂👍 I try to get rid of and manage stress as much as possible, fast, and take supplements.
Cats really know how to live. They are happier going outdoors though. My mum had a sayimg 'busy as a cat in a garden'. They love investigating stuff & find all the best napping spots.
I drink Kifer milk every night. I can actually feel the inflammation going away.
I do too and I take a high cfu great probiotic due to a tbi brain injury without it I don’t sleep
Dude your freaking awesome every video is so helpful bro love man
Thomas, thank you so much for the tips for older people. We all get there, & some of have been there for a while!👍
ASTAXANTHIN
The only antioxidant that doesn't go rogue and go pro-oxiditive at high dose.
You are also constantly bombarded with radiation.
Mackerel cakes (almond flour, egg binder) fried in coconut oil on a bed fresh mixed greens, crumbled goats cheese, avocado slices, boiled egg, bacon bits tossed in a EVOO/ACV lemon ginger vinaigrette. Enjoy.
Will canned mackerel do,?
@@byenzer5101 Of course, whatever you have. Just avoid farmed fish like farmed salmon in my opinion
@@byenzer5101Absolutely! Try to find a good quality brand if you can. I typically go through 4-5 cans to make 8-10 decent sized cakes. Optionally, if you want to get fancy (like for a proper dinner service) try pressing the mackerel mix into a circular cookie cutter for uniform size. You can find stainless steel sets online for cheap. Enjoy!
@@byenzer5101yes it's all I use 👍
Sounds lovely, but may I suggest avoiding almonds and almond flour due to their oxalate content? Look up Sally Norton here on YT, she's the author of Toxic Superfoods. Wish I'd come across her before I damaged my kidneys with almond milk and spinach!!
I struggle with this, I have rheumatoid arthritis and I’m on biologicals to dampen my immune response to my condition. I’m trying to stay away from foods that cause inflammation, red meat is one, fried food, processed foods is hard because most food these days have gone through some sort of process in a way to make it what it is. Ready made meals I stay away from, apparently I shouldn’t eat bread or anything gluten. Mediterranean diet was recommended, no omega 6 but plenty of omega 3. Annoyingly a lot of the foods I should eat are now expensive, I tried fasting but I get jittery and really irritable which I suspect is insulin related possibly.
"Longer fasting increase authogaphy SPECIFICALLY in the mitochondria" .... Is this backed by science ????
yes
@@suzannecarrier287 How do you know ?? Did he refer to ANY studies that backed up his claims ??
@@henrikmadsen2176 do you homework first before making strange comments
Had to laugh. Had a "pop up ad" for a Burger King hamburger during this podcast.
Love hearing that as I’m sitting in my hot tub watching this
🤙
Wishing you all peace, good health, and good luck. Wishing your family good luck. I hope to have the opportunity to interact with you.
Despite being a 57 yr old arthritis patient I use a treadmill daily but i also do "3 minute on and 60 second break" shadow boxing rounds to my favourite music.
I do up to 10 rounds like this 2-4x a week and it's been excellent. There are other days I use a heavy bag or a focus ball as well. This has helped me get back into shape well enough to resume teaching martial arts a couple of years back and despite some mileage* related aches and pains I still feel pretty great most days.
Excellent video Thomas, thank you.
*"It's not the age it's the mileage" is my answer now.
Thomas. What's going on with your wrinkly shirt?! I can't stop staring at it.
Great video Thomas. Btw, did you go to the Dentist the day of this video? Left side of your mouth?
We are frugivores Tom. The majority of our stress comes from pretending we’re not.
Everything we eat that isn’t whole, raw fruit or soft and tender greens, is causing us mitochondrial stress more than anything else on large scale.
You are the best Thomas, love your videos, you make things understandable❤❤❤
Healthy Soil Organism probiotics from Garden of Life. The best
A fido jar, some non-iodized salt, and a head of cabbage. And another jar, some kefir grains, and some milk of your choice... Way better and way cheaper
needed this vid, thanks
WFPB way of eating is the best way to reduce inflammation
How many reps of the 60 sec bike sprints are ideal?
broth/water fasting?
Thank you Thomas
Burger King is the sponsor for this video 🤣🤣🤣
i can’t thank you enough for this, brilliant!
There’s polysorbate in the injections that they give the kids.
I love your content, so I say this playfully... you need an iron to modulate the inflammatory wrinkles on your shirt. Looks like you just got the chest part. 🤪
Great video. Thanks for the info 😀👍
Isn’t autophagy also turned on via exercise
Химозный, рассказывает как быть здоровым….
Always love your content, and the way you present the pros and cons.
Thomas you are awesome! But please invest in some sound absorbent 6-8” thick panels and place them on your ceiling. And add some thick carpet to your floors. This will help eliminate that crazy room reverb which is distracting when trying to listen to what you are saying in these videos.
Great podcast. Thanks Thomas 👍🏽
Great info. Pro-tip for wrinkled clothes: You can grab a spray bottle with water and give it a couple quick sprays right before you put it on and it will help those wrinkles come out. It's not quite as good as using an iron, but is much faster and gets you 75% of the way there.
The other way to modulate cold exposure is to only use moderate temperatures, like in the 50s. I do 48 to 50 for three or four minutes. I’m definitely not shivering through any of the process. And as for sauna being expensive, those silly looking IR tents that your head sticks out of are reasonable. And since you can get your hands out the slots, you can read or scroll on a device. The blankets seem limiting….
I gpt it now.... I find the need of constantly changing my diet tactics annoying, but I get it now!
No, "gpt" is not a typo for "get". I actually used AI to give me a better grasp of the situation.
I eat Fage 5% 😋
Can you clarify or make a video that is clearer on the benefits of infrared sauna vs. the conventional heat sauna. I know you lightly touched on the topic in a previous video. However, it wasn't in-depth or crystal clear on when and what to use an infrared sauna for vs. a conventional sauna for.
is there a good pomegranate supplement anyone recommends?
Life Extension Pomegranate Complete
Great video Thomas! If you have to rank these things from best overall to least what would it look like?
Thanks
Renew life is a great 😌 probiotic and I’ve tried sooooooo many
How long do you do the vigorous exercise interval? For an hour?
One second of a cold plunge is miserable. 😂
❤
Was any of this backed by any studies ?? Or was it mostly free speculationg fantasy about some mechanics ??
I think it was based on a study of 5 ants living in the remote parts of Africa…
the autophagy/fasting study is real and backed by science👍
@@suzannecarrier287 Why does he not refer to the studies that back his claims ?? CAN YOU ??
Most effective way to drop systemic inflammation:
1) reduce visceral fat
Anything that leads to this outcome will reduce systemic inflammation, and is ideally a combination diet and exercise. More muscle mass absorbs more inflammation, cardio helps flush inflammation out. A good diet can help prevent inflammation from building up in the first place.
Maybe you should make a clear definition and description of INFLAMMATION ????
I take cold showers, by the time I get out my skin is numb, lol.
Too long.
Peptides are phenomenal at this
Thanks!
Would a 20 minute spin class be considered high intensity?
It's not a question of how long you do it, it's how intensely you're doing it.
If you're just cycling and still able to talk and not sweating, you're not doing anything intensely.
Intensity is measurable by effort, not duration.
An intense workout will raise your heart rate, make you sweat and push your cardio to where you're almost not able to breathe enough.
Intensity is effort, you shouldn't need to ask what is an intense type of workout. Anything can be elevated to intense by going either heavier resistance or faster movement until your body is pushing its physical limits.
Anything can be done casually if you're not feeling any difficulty, your heart stays normal and you can talk without effort.
@@Vincent_Beers oh I do the rhythm spin classes they are intense. Thank you!
More sleep, Aspirin ..coffee
Ala Dr Ray Peat
There are 7 Scandinavian countries??
Are we including Minnesota?
You mentioned a bunch of things to avoid for gut "integrity" that I've never heard of and I don't know what foods they are contained in
The polysorbates? They're emulsifiers. They're in processed foods, some pharmaceuticals, and in some make-ups. Read labels.
Currently stopping eating 5 ot 6 pm then no food till 7am. Thst enough? Doing thst based on the fat burning at night video you did recently
every man should consume beets on a daily basis
why?
@@bradrhea drink 2 cups of beet juice a day and see
PQQ, CoQ10
there's a pill for it. take it.
No there's food for it. If you ate better you wouldn't get to that point.
Hey Thomas I am curious about the tracker you wear on your right wrist?
It’s a Whoop.
Battling Crohns disease for 7 years..gonna definitely try these. Gonna try the wim hof breathing/cold exposure aswell.
Thanks Thomas!
Best wishes🙏
Eat plaintains & broccoli sprouts to detoxify body to battle crohns disease . Stop eating processed foods watch out for flu shots vaccines they have polysorbate 80 or related ingriendients. It caused holes in intestines & allowed ecoli to get in there & cause your Crohns disease according to Dr Ardis. Last part is dealing with psuederine . Do your research unsure about that part.
hesitate to respond to you but look at butyrate/butyric acid supplementation. trust me on this
Please do the cold exposure and breath work separately, a few people have had bad accidents doing both at the same time
My weird thing that I do for hermetic stress is a 1 capsule of .1 milligrams of Melittin (bee venom) 3 to 5 days a week. I got into it because as a type 1 diabetic I looked at many supplements and their effects. Bee venom seemed to address the most issues. There could be a downside but I feel great and I have dropped my insulin use.
…so in short, make your life suck… 😊
Just for fun, so to speak: according to the Rgveda (rig-veda, with a long e-sound, like in German 'eh', in, say, Lehrer) drinking soma (~ saw-muh?) can make one immortal (a-mRta, amrita): apaama somam, amRtaa abhuuma - we drank soma, we bacame immortal! But WTF is soma? Nobody seems to know for sure! According to Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, one's body may be able to make it. Seem to recall, according to the book Mechanics of Enlightenment, Maharishi suggested that soma might be serotonin, which an enlightened individual uses differently from us "mortals"?? -- Greetings from Finland, from a Sanskrit and (mainly Biblical) Hebrew freak!