Peter Attia: What if we're wrong about diabetes?

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  • @robwes9227
    @robwes9227 4 місяці тому +65

    This is the video that convinced me to become a doctor. 2 weeks from now, I start my career taking care of patients.

    • @lt8833
      @lt8833 2 місяці тому

      🎉

    • @Sk1pperCS
      @Sk1pperCS 27 днів тому

      Congrats 🎉
      You have my respect.

    • @arashfarzam6815
      @arashfarzam6815 27 днів тому

      Congrats on finding your vision and mission in life man!

    • @mistletoe4961
      @mistletoe4961 День тому

      Congratulations, and thank you for serving the people. May it be a personally rewarding career that helps you understand and navigate the extremes of humanity. We are a difficult species, even when we need the help of others. May your days and nights accumulate to increase your skill, your understanding of the reality we exist within. It will be challenging. However, you are prepared. First, take care of yourself at all times. Help others to care for themselves.
      ❤ you got this.

  • @mgorasia
    @mgorasia 4 роки тому +960

    I wish the world had more humble and genuine doctors like him.

    • @olagibson3518
      @olagibson3518 4 роки тому

      me too

    • @nonperishables5870
      @nonperishables5870 4 роки тому +7

      What are you talking about? The world needs more humans..regadless of the career they chose....to be more humble, genuine, to resist judging others, to have empathy...to recognize that every human as an effect on every other human (the extent of that effect can be argued) and we all have an obligation to one another to do exactly as every mother has told their offspring....'treat others like you want to be treated.' When you say you wish there were more doctors like him, you're forgetting the effect that non-doctors can have on others. Humans are humans...you chose a different career than I did...so what. Doesnt' mean you won't make mistakes...you will...doesn't mean you cannot harm...you can. The doctor in this video is called an adult. 95% of everyone you meet that is over the age of 18 is nothing more than a child in an adult body. It takes 2 things to be an adult. Neither costs a single dollar, but they are HARD. 1. Recognize we all a have an effect on one another...positive or negative. Let that sink in...that means with every decision you make...you must consider how that decision will effect others...positive or negative. 2. If your decision effects others negatively, apologize for it, work to repaair the damage you caused and don't do it again.. Pass the informatoin on to your dependents. That means you have be able and willing to admit you made a mistake. That is why 95% are children in adult bodies.

    • @lilikev0139
      @lilikev0139 4 роки тому +10

      He only became humble because it happened to him

    • @nonperishables5870
      @nonperishables5870 4 роки тому +7

      @@lilikev0139 no doubt. Isn''t it easier to have empathy once you've been in someone else's shoes.

    • @lilikev0139
      @lilikev0139 4 роки тому +2

      Yeah you're right. Sometimes we dont understand until it happens to us

  • @vincentdesiano4861
    @vincentdesiano4861 2 роки тому +309

    Your heartfelt apology at the end was one of the most noteworthy things I’ve seen on UA-cam in a long time! A brilliant individual who is also humble is something that is not very common but so uplifting to observe! May your tribe increase.

    • @adamwood7911
      @adamwood7911 2 роки тому +6

      And one of the most noteworthy things I’ve seen coming from a person in the medical field.

  • @actionforanimals4862
    @actionforanimals4862 Рік тому +49

    "I hope you can forgive me." Powerful words, and so courageous to say them.

  • @sharonhalk1774
    @sharonhalk1774 4 роки тому +322

    This is the best Ted talk I have watched and I lost my mom 3 years ago when she was given the option of amputation and refused to let her legs go. I lost my sister to pancreatic cancer last year. I wish every doctor could watch this and have the same conviction to get to the truth and make a difference to millions of people who have been treated with care for the profit of big pharmaceutical companies and HMO’s that decide care without medical training. Thank you for this. FDA, CDC, and our government has failed in their duty to do what they exist to do.

    • @essiemae4593
      @essiemae4593 4 роки тому +9

      I have multiple conditions where eating certain vegetables or foods exacerbates one or many of the conditions. Doctors generalize what you an eat and say you must follow those rules to get better. In fact the rules haven’t helped me at all. I’ve tried so hard to follow them mostly to no avail. I haven’t had the privilege of finding one single doctor who has taken the time to research and explain anything. I do it for myself and slowly have found ways to help myself and have stopped feeling so overwhelmed by this. I do what I can eating pretty healthy, even though the food may affect me adversely because of the different conditions ,( since childhood), but its been a tough road.

    • @BroDavisBey
      @BroDavisBey 4 роки тому +5

      May all of your days be filled with Love, Truth, Peace, Freedom and Justice. May the Great God fill your hearts with good thoughts, to be as Healthy as you want to be. Thought is the cause of it All. And The Creator is All. We love you and meditate on your healing and striving in the great drama we refer to as Life.. but Man is not the body nor the soul, but a Spirit, who lives within the Heart of God. Remember...Love&Peace 7

    • @LuisPerez-rf8of
      @LuisPerez-rf8of 4 роки тому +7

      This is why you have to vote wisely. People like trump who have no clue what they are doing won’t care about changing the cdc. More importantly congress people are the ones who are bought out by pharmaceutical lobbyist to not change anything. Americans keep voting for the same corrupt politicians because they vote on party lines instead of their ideology.

    • @HarshJain-it2bg
      @HarshJain-it2bg 4 роки тому +2

      Sharon,
      I think you should adoot a Satvik Diet, as you might be in risk now....
      Check for Satvik Lifestyle channel on youtube. I insist......
      And follow the diet.....

    • @esteban1487
      @esteban1487 2 роки тому

      @@LuisPerez-rf8of How do you bring Trump into this, you poor deluded leftard?

  • @AnimaLibera
    @AnimaLibera 8 років тому +1694

    It takes so much courage to publicly admit that you were wrong, Peter Attia! Your message brought tears to my eyes and I hope the lady heard you.

    • @lorrainejacobson6737
      @lorrainejacobson6737 6 років тому +7

      Hang in there Doctor

    • @locoloekas6414
      @locoloekas6414 6 років тому +3

      What diet is he promoting?

    • @locoloekas6414
      @locoloekas6414 6 років тому +4

      I don't know anything about diets, but i always found the low carb people weird indeed. Italians for example live on pasta. Thanks for pointing it out and the quick answer!

    • @stephenholmes8173
      @stephenholmes8173 6 років тому +6

      vegan?

    • @jrowlove7328
      @jrowlove7328 6 років тому +30

      CosmicDamian wrong look at the Alaskan Inuit.

  • @kimberleecarternc
    @kimberleecarternc 9 років тому +3216

    OMG, a doctor who is human, humble and actually looks beyond what he thinks he knows!

    • @rafaelmendoza4838
      @rafaelmendoza4838 9 років тому +40

      kimberlee carter yes maam-i had the same sentiment...wow a doc that doesn't say he has all the answers. I had begun following these guidelines on my own after experimenting with various other ideas and I have not had to use my insulin.

    • @JesusRamirez-ju9xr
      @JesusRamirez-ju9xr 6 років тому +32

      One of a kind

    • @4TIMESAYEAR
      @4TIMESAYEAR 6 років тому +29

      Because he became insulin resistant - doing all the "right" things. Reminds me of the movie "The Doctor".

    • @skyboy1956
      @skyboy1956 6 років тому +6

      We are all the same species Megan Keagan.

    • @jonofmadisons
      @jonofmadisons 6 років тому +10

      kimberlee carter - thankful he received the gift of insulin resistance.

  • @Native_love
    @Native_love Рік тому +12

    If that were my late mom, she'd say "thank you!" She had all kinds of amputations before her passing. You are an angel! Much love and blessings to you Doctor! You are a TRUE DOCTOR!

  • @Knapweed
    @Knapweed 6 років тому +94

    Humility and compassion, two of the most powerful forces in the Universe. Huge respect.

  • @fluffycat6565
    @fluffycat6565 6 років тому +886

    Patients can smell a physician's contempt from a mile away. It's why I'd rather take a beating than go to the doctor. Thank you for this video - some of the docs I've been to could learn a lot from you.

    • @KCCAT5
      @KCCAT5 6 років тому +19

      Fluffycat6 which is why I avoid Drs.

    • @GeorgeSemel
      @GeorgeSemel 6 років тому +17

      I put Doctors right up with Used Car Salesmen, and one step above lawyers. I type two diabetic, and of late my blood sugar has been all over and on the high side, my eating habits have not changed, I talked to my doctor about it or I should say emailed, they don't talk to you anymore, I been having some numbness in my feet, so no exam, not nothing, take Gabapentin! I can take this stuff, and I can stop doing the work I do, it's not permitted if you are taking this stuff, so I don't. My guess before long they are going to tell me that I have to go on insulin injections, then I am really screwed with my way of making a living!

    • @joseluissanchezgil9769
      @joseluissanchezgil9769 6 років тому +14

      Fluffycat6, get yourself a new doctor. I had one that was terrible. I had doctors want to shove me into a hospital and on dialysis. I am now working with a new endocrinologist and so far so good. The one major difference that I have noticed is, that this doctor listens to my concerns. I used to be able to control my glucose levels with diet. Now fasting my glucose levels can be in the 300's. I told him I was concerned that I might have insulin resistance and or my pancraus was not producing enough insulin. He agreed and we are tackling the problem and hopefully I can stay off insuling injections.

    • @beachbum4691
      @beachbum4691 6 років тому +19

      Of Diabetes. > Please consider reading this. My contact is a newly retired but very very distinguished neuroscientist who is appalled at the way things are going even here in Australia where the medical profession is infinitely more in touch with the logic of the medical sciences than in some other countries? > We all know that Banting and McLeod discovered insulin in 1921 and subsequently went on to receive the Nobel Peace Prize for isolating insulin which gets glucose out of the blood, but "blood" is the "weasel-word" here. Insulin doesn't get glucose out of the body; it just gets it out of the blood. And therein lies the problem. For decades we in the West have been told to minimise fats and proteins which are non-inflammatory, Whereas carbohydrates like potatoes and carrots and beets and bread and pastas are inflammatory; and should be consumed with an awareness that they are inflammatory, and are implicated in a wide range of modern diseases. The French paradox so-called is a function of food being pretty much a religion in France; with the consequence that the French listen to all the "advice" they are offered, and politely ignore it. They always have. They continue to eat their cheeses; creams etc' in moderation which are filling; and which of course; displace in great measure both carbohydrates; and the ups and downs of blood glucose levels; and even more importantly the tyranny of glycation. I don't know how long it takes for body cells to recover from glycation sufficiently severe to induce a diabetic or pre-diabetic state. but I have suggested four or five months and have not been contradicted. It would be an interesting study. Assuming the patient is on a very very low carbohydrate allowance of string beans broccoli sprouts, that sort of stuff plus of course fats and proteins. For those who are pre-diabetic or formally diabetic, the prospect of amputations and or blindness at some point in the future must be very frightening, that glycation and all the other inflammatory symptoms simply stop if there is minimal or no more glucose entering the body is a blinding flash of the obvious too often ignored.. Perhaps explore the glycemic diet if time and inclination allow? You're not the first; there is a very large tribe of people out there who are in a pre-diabetic or diabetic state.. I'm 75 and I have no sign of diabetes; but I have cause to be cautious, my father died at 67 diabetes complications, so it's in the family. Occasionally I martyr myself. I have what I call a martyrs lunch, which comprises; A glass of red wine with a decent cheese; (very little sugar in red wine) and if I'm having a career day I might add some sliced tomatoes; I've even used lettuce leaves instead of biscuits. There are workarounds., Of overweight and all those bellies out there, just remember that grizzly bears get their pre-hibernating fat from carbohydrates; not fat or protein, there isn't enough of it about. Have a beautiful life and very best wishes; - John - Scarborough Beach - Western Australia..(please re-post this if you think it worthwhile ?)

    • @KCCAT5
      @KCCAT5 6 років тому +7

      George Semel what's your diet like? Keto diet lowers blood sugar blood pressure cholesterol level. I suggest you seek out dr. Ken Berry here on UA-cam also keto connect. Those are two creators here that are pro Keto. Dr. Berry will give you the medical side of all this and keto connect has great recipes

  • @aneevrian6557
    @aneevrian6557 4 роки тому +360

    "Scientific truth isn't final but constantly evolving"
    I need more people to learn this.

    • @cporter61
      @cporter61 4 роки тому +3

      I rewound to have this repeated

    • @williamlott7612
      @williamlott7612 3 роки тому +5

      Amen. Whenever you hear someone proclaim that the science is settled and debate is useless, look for a hidden agenda as they aren’t being truthful. Darlington, SC

    • @askyalumumba3573
      @askyalumumba3573 3 роки тому

      Especially those who criticized Anthony Faucci for relying on scientific evidence to make recommendations for face mask.

    • @bossdog1480
      @bossdog1480 2 роки тому +1

      Especially true during this period of history...

    • @bossdog1480
      @bossdog1480 2 роки тому +2

      @@askyalumumba3573 ?

  • @Gigi-z3z
    @Gigi-z3z 2 роки тому +18

    I cried right along with him. What a stellar character this doctor has developed, more so, than most over a lifetime! What an honorable man he is to review and learn from the past. If only more doctors, more men, more women, were more like this doctor! He is golden! ✨⭐️✨

  • @crikeymos22
    @crikeymos22 6 років тому +257

    Watched this 3 times and it still upsets me. Great honest and humble talk. When I am with obese patients in the hospital this video pops into my psych every time and reminds me to remain empathic.

    • @Vospi
      @Vospi 5 років тому +18

      You would probably be delighted to know that Peter actually found the patient, as far as I recall. I follow him rather closely, he's a wealth of knowledge and is wonderful in his "calm-ish", rigorous approach. I don't see him as a role model, but I see him as a wonderful proof of concept that yes, these values and this way of thinking can work really well in modern day setting, while internet often present another, rather grim picture. I don't want to live in that picture, so I aspire to guys like Dr. Attia.

    • @deridaluke9357
      @deridaluke9357 5 років тому +12

      I hated the way some of my coworkers treated obese patients when I worked at the hospital. I would take time to go back into the patients’ rooms to comfort them. We have got to stop passing judgment on others when we’re oblivious of their conditions.

    • @jeanesebadenock2104
      @jeanesebadenock2104 5 років тому

      @@Vospi .

  • @AbidingHopeMentalHealthCoach
    @AbidingHopeMentalHealthCoach 5 років тому +651

    Wow! This is an incredible example of the power of vulnerability. We need more doctors like him!

    • @AbidingHopeMentalHealthCoach
      @AbidingHopeMentalHealthCoach 5 років тому +10

      mike force I didn’t say I agreed with his conclusions. I praised his vulnerability, and it was that to which I referred when I said we need more doctors like him.

    • @AbidingHopeMentalHealthCoach
      @AbidingHopeMentalHealthCoach 5 років тому +10

      Never mind. You won’t be convinced. But to anyone else reading this, go watch Brené Brown’s TED talks (there are two), and you’ll understand my comment. This doctor is an example of what she was talking about, whether or not you agree with his conclusions. The end.

    • @AbidingHopeMentalHealthCoach
      @AbidingHopeMentalHealthCoach 5 років тому +6

      mike force And just for the record, when you call someone names, you invalidate your arguments against them.

    • @AbidingHopeMentalHealthCoach
      @AbidingHopeMentalHealthCoach 5 років тому +9

      mike force Thankfully I’m not easily hurt by some random stranger on the Internet talking bad about me. You didn’t get what I said at all. Anyone else get it?

    • @giorozza
      @giorozza 5 років тому +7

      @@AbidingHopeMentalHealthCoach I completely get what you said. This troll saying you've spammed him (on an open public forum, lol) sounds like he has Narcissistic Personality Disorder and anger issues. The way he replied to you is despicable. What an idiot! And to think there's a chance he is an MD... disgraceful.

  • @AkSonya1010
    @AkSonya1010 2 роки тому +33

    This is almost 10 years old and it's even incredibly important to hear.
    I may not be that woman in the hospital but there are so many of us who have been gaslighted like that woman for years. Dr Peter Thank you for learning and becoming a better Dr.

  • @patkillebrew4110
    @patkillebrew4110 2 роки тому +76

    This was 9 years ago, but I feel it’s still very appropriate in 2022, we don’t know what we don’t know! This is a high quality individual that really cares, I so appreciate his words and am looking forward to learning more about his practice. So many people in my family died from the complications of diabetes and my dad followed everything his doctors told him to the letter, he got his weight in control, at the end of his life, it was his kidneys that finally failed, he chose not to do dialysis after giving it a try and realizing his quality of life was going to be terrible. Dialysis one day, sleep the next day, etc. I miss him

    • @ketobygeorge7763
      @ketobygeorge7763 Рік тому +4

      He is still in practice and has a good Podcast, "The Drive". His frank and open discussion of a Doctor's biases and the general medical profession is incredible. My beloved wife died from diabetic complications following the AMA "Standard of Care" practices. We trusted the doctors and followed their advice. We were told that it is a progressive disease and there was nothing we can do but allow the doctors to "manage her care" for the rest of her life. Two years after my wife's death, I discovered that I was also on the diabetic path. I was morbidly obese yet was extremely motivated to lose weight. After losing 45 lbs, I stalled. I diligently searched and discovered that I was insulin resistant and on my way to becoming a Type 2 Diabetic. I was following the ADA guidelines of lose weight and moving more. I learned that my many years of high insulin levels lead to insulin resistance. In all of this time, no doctor ever ran a fasting blood insulin test or understood that High Triglycerides (above 100) and low HDL (below 40 for men and 50 for women) is yet another indication of insulin resistance. This can go UNDIAGNOSED for 10- 15 years before our blood glucose levels rise and become uncontrolled. I have managed to stop the progression of my diabetes by following a very low carbohydrate( under 2o total grams of carbs daily), medium protein, and higher healthy natural fats for over five years. I have shed 180 lbs and keep it off. I help everyone who is willing to hear that there is HOPE and a FUTURE when we are given accurate scientific and health information. You will find the TRUTH when you seek after it with your whole heart. Shalom(Peace)

    • @CloudyShinobi
      @CloudyShinobi Рік тому

      @@ketobygeorge7763that’s incredible. Shalom brother, is there anywhere I can hear more abt what ur talking abt? My twin sister passed away this year even tho she was far too young and in my sadness I’ve let myself fall into a sedentary reclusive lifestyle. I’m 34 and wanna get out of this rut before I do serious and G-d forbid irreversible damage to my body. I’m about a hundred pounds overweight right now.

    • @amc1140
      @amc1140 Рік тому +1

      I wonder if Dr Attita found any insights in the last 10 years

  • @chrisclermont456
    @chrisclermont456 5 років тому +184

    It is wonderful to see a young physician recommit to his Hypocratic Oath not to cause harm, self-monitor, and evolve. His future patients will thank him for it. God bless!!

    • @clarasalomon1507
      @clarasalomon1507 5 років тому +5

      It's really great that a doctor has corrected himself. And it would be really great if we didn't have to celebrate that, but it were simply part of our education. So, great and kudos. And why have we been "debunking" all the naturopaths, who spend just as long studying medicine and HEALTH, for so long??? There isn't a naturopath around who hasn't been talking about insulin resistance (which most doctors won't even test for, they wait for it to become diabetes when they can prescribe meds) for 25 years or more, who hasn't been recommending proper diets, and suggesting that PEOPLE REALLY START TO CARE ABOUT WHERE THEIR FOOD COMES FROM, HOW IT IS GROWN, and so on. Yes, he's a very well-spoken, handsome, intelligent, educated, and seemingly kind person.

    • @xavier6037
      @xavier6037 4 роки тому +3

      He’s 46...

    • @hashbrownslinging-slasher872
      @hashbrownslinging-slasher872 4 роки тому +1

      *Hippocratic
      Just because “hypocratic” sounds too hypocritical, lol.

    • @mugensamurai
      @mugensamurai 4 роки тому

      Yeah, I am not a patient and I am already thanking him. Good man.

  • @PalleSvensson
    @PalleSvensson 5 років тому +177

    This has got to be the most powerful TED speech I've seen, and probably one of the most important ones.

  • @Bogie3855
    @Bogie3855 5 років тому +46

    This man is without a doubt the kind of doctor we need. Great amounts of luck be with you.

  • @kayoxford7442
    @kayoxford7442 3 роки тому +7

    It took guts for him to admit his wrong, but most importantly, he's learned from it. Thank you for being real with us. We need more doctors like this!

  • @JeffShepherdphotos
    @JeffShepherdphotos 5 років тому +78

    This guy has really feelings in this matter, almost crying towards the end.

    • @Cheapsexandbooze
      @Cheapsexandbooze 5 років тому +1

      He hat me almost crying towards the end.

    • @DamonCassada345
      @DamonCassada345 5 років тому

      Though if he were anyone else who did that, would he have had the same sorrow

  • @junieb4279
    @junieb4279 5 років тому +67

    WOW! Thank you for reminding me that what we all need is more compassion and not judgement!

  • @bunny_smith
    @bunny_smith 5 років тому +260

    She provided a valuable lesson to that man and made him a better person. He will be a better physician as well for having known her.

    • @jaswantsokey1877
      @jaswantsokey1877 5 років тому +11

      We all come into each others lives for a reason and once that purpose has been served, we move on, hopefully wiser and more humane such as this doctor.

    • @AnEvolvingApe
      @AnEvolvingApe 5 років тому

      Pain and suffering help make us better people if we have the strength of character to overcome and learn. It is one of those absurd truths about life.

    • @myfirstchannel3898
      @myfirstchannel3898 5 років тому

      Great, but why are we sacrificing ourselves to train them? We paid money for them to teach us, but we're teaching them. She needed a better healthcare system.

    • @detroitslight
      @detroitslight 5 років тому

      @@AnEvolvingApe u,oh,u,u,,,g

    • @marcopolo5157
      @marcopolo5157 2 роки тому

      Ok

  • @12359682
    @12359682 3 роки тому +104

    This has to be one of my all time favorite TED talks, and health videos in general. Really appreciate Dr. Attia’s humbleness, and all the amazing work that’s come from that.

    • @joc8092
      @joc8092 Рік тому

      and what's his point? the fact remains that if that diabetic patient would have controlled her diet better, or if she would have excercised more, she might not have died when she did

    • @jimkennedy4509
      @jimkennedy4509 Рік тому

      @@joc8092 You missed his point. His point is that we are not treating t2d correctly. ( see Virta Health)

    • @heatmoon
      @heatmoon 10 місяців тому

      ​@@joc8092you're probably at least partially right but it's an absolutely heartless thing to say you have no idea how life affects various people and type 2 diabetes can go undiagnosed for a long time in fact he can go undiagnosed because our lack of health Care in this terrible country until somebody is dying or dead. Did you ever that? You know who are often victims of type 2 diabetes and die very often are native Americans and I live in a part of the country where there are native Americans and they don't get health care. Also fat people usually suffer from a thing called poverty they don't have the money to buy good food because you know what is cheap noodles macaroni and cheese white bread . Fresh vegetables and fruit are not cheap. Take a walk and reconsider your humanity

    • @phil2207
      @phil2207 3 місяці тому

      A Canadian

  • @zackgalvez5623
    @zackgalvez5623 5 років тому +40

    Dr Peter Attia......Your amazaing!!! I want to talk with you.......Your message is DEEP!! I was on Diabetes meds for 8 yeras....8 years!! 350 lbs. I wanted help so bad. I tried everything. I'm writing this and crying with so much deep appreciation for doctors like you who have taken the risk of questioning the status quo. I meet a Dr who believes and shares many of the same ideas about Diabetes and related ailments you mentioned. My AIC is back to range and have been off of meds for the past 4 years. I will continue to follow you!!! Your true love for human life is evident!! All the power to you!!

    • @GamingKittie786
      @GamingKittie786 5 років тому +2

      Hi what advice did your dr tell you that helped you get off med and loose weight. Im asking as I am a type 2 diabetic too.

    • @HarshJain-it2bg
      @HarshJain-it2bg 4 роки тому

      Zack,
      Please check for Satvik Movement channel on youtube and follow tgat diet. Its the next step.

    • @amourtoujours779
      @amourtoujours779 3 роки тому

      👏 👏 👏

    • @BryanEaton
      @BryanEaton 3 роки тому

      Amazing!

  • @vannahhall915
    @vannahhall915 6 років тому +183

    A year later, I am still touched by this talk. I am a nurse and a recovering obese person. This info gave me hope that I could become healthy. I'm down 81 lbs! The keto diet has reversed my insulin resistance and life is amazing. I believe "settled science" ought to scare all of us in healthcare. Realising I was wrong about eat less, move more has opened my eyes to opportunities to keep learning. Thank you Dr Attica.

    • @texanboiii562
      @texanboiii562 6 років тому +4

      Vannah Hall congrats on the weight loss! 👍🏻

    • @MisterL2_yt
      @MisterL2_yt 6 років тому

      I haven't seen the video, so can you give me a quick rundown of how it worked for you?

    • @skyboy1956
      @skyboy1956 6 років тому +2

      plus it saves us from a health care crisis! Most will die of heart disease before age 70 so the burdensome cost for senior health care will be reduced to almost nothing! This is a win-win solution! Keto is perfect for the instant gratification generation. If it's worth having, it's worth having right now. Damn the long term effects.

    • @wafflefacedcat6657
      @wafflefacedcat6657 6 років тому

      Vannah Hall vv

    • @nathan141833
      @nathan141833 6 років тому +1

      Have fun with heart disease

  • @toddstuder7388
    @toddstuder7388 8 років тому +234

    This is without a doubt one of the most powerful videos that I have ever watched. I greatly appreciate all of what Dr. Attia publishes on the ketogenic diet and related subjects. He is brilliant and an incredible presenter but my one criticism has been that he hasn't always showed a particular kind or sensitive side in some of his interviews. Having watched this I'm now embarrassed at having once thought that.
    I feel incredibly indebted to Dr Attia for sharing this. He gives me hope for future generations.

    • @haveaniceday7950
      @haveaniceday7950 7 років тому

      Todd S I this.

    • @jefflittle8913
      @jefflittle8913 6 років тому

      A lot of the Keto/Paleo crowd support eating lots of low-starch vegetables as opposed to just eating lots of meat like Atkins did, and I fully support them in that part of their diet.
      It is probably also true that given the three sources of calories - fat, protein, and starch/sugar - if you drop one of those from your diet it's easy to lose weight.
      The unfortunate thing is that they drop starches when they should be de-emphasizing the other two.

    • @libertynow4047
      @libertynow4047 6 років тому +4

      Jeff Little and what is your experience in this?

    • @beeethetruth1197
      @beeethetruth1197 6 років тому +6

      Dr Attia, please consider that the body hoards fat when it has excess toxins to keep away from our organs. It tucks the toxins in the fat cells & is extremely reluctant t9 give them up, as then it has to figure out a way to deal with the toxins, including the pesticides used in corn & grain production & the GMO'S found in same. Reduce toxins such as mercury amalgams, junk in shampoos, cosmetics, cleaners, pesticides, etc. And eliminate GMOs.

    • @KaoXoni
      @KaoXoni 6 років тому

      @@beeethetruth1197 interesting point!

  • @ianmcdonald8648
    @ianmcdonald8648 4 роки тому +60

    "I hope you can forgive me"
    ....these words should be coming from every single human. We have all let somebody down.
    To seek it and to give it. Thanks Peter for the reminder

    • @ChiefSmackahoLLC
      @ChiefSmackahoLLC 4 роки тому

      Yeah lets all take a cathartic fart and move on. Some of us have never actually let somebody down.

    • @ianmcdonald8648
      @ianmcdonald8648 4 роки тому +1

      @@ChiefSmackahoLLC
      ?

  • @voicefromthenorth
    @voicefromthenorth 4 місяці тому +6

    I rewatched this today for good reason. 2 1/2 years ago I found it right after my diagnosis of Type 2 diabetes . I also watched the Sarah Hallberg video on reversing Type2 diabetes that Saturday morning shortly after phoning my mom who is an amputee as a result of diabetes. I had watched the system fail her through the years in her treatment and was looking for direction.
    I chose the reversal direction immediately because of these videos. I had a quick drop in A1C and lost 45 pounds with diet and moderate exercise and just kept going. My endocrinologist admitted he rarely saw this in a patient without medication and sort of ‘tolerated me’ as a stubborn patient. Today, I got my Hemoglobin A1C results and it has dropped once again to 5.6 which is in normal range.
    It made me reflect on how I got here and this video came to mind.

    • @mistletoe4961
      @mistletoe4961 День тому +1

      Similar situation for me. I was in the pre-type 2 diabetes range, 319 cholesterol and added weight this past decade. My older brother, retired from medicine, was on diabetes meds. He always resign himself to prescriptions for treatment, sadly. I said no. So far, I've dropped 11 lbs and have moved my A1C into normal range. My cholesterol is down to 251. Exercise is essential. I'll keep working on this.

  • @hopedorsey1054
    @hopedorsey1054 5 років тому +9

    Mr. Peter Attia you are, what all medical providers should strive to be like. You speak with your heart and emotions, your message was incredibly moving, well done!

  • @Keepthefaith1
    @Keepthefaith1 5 років тому +219

    What a beautiful human being who has so much to give the world and he is a doctor. God bless you I needed this information today.

    • @bryceblatnick689
      @bryceblatnick689 5 років тому +3

      Faith....I feel the same way. I'm grateful you posted, to know others are not alone thinking about these kinds of ideas and information we need. I hope whatever in your life is going on is being helped and treated and know that someone (me) is out there thinking about you too!

    • @TheJBeck1
      @TheJBeck1 5 років тому +1

      Yes, he learned from his mistakes. GO GREEN and eat FISH. IT WORKS!

  • @geraldwellborn5047
    @geraldwellborn5047 Рік тому +6

    A very moving and honest talk. Not many would have the compassion or courage to do what he just did. This man will not be just a good doctor, he will be a great doctor.

  • @LeaveYouOnRead
    @LeaveYouOnRead 6 років тому +29

    God please, we need more people like him... 😢

  • @marvelouslove
    @marvelouslove 4 роки тому +7

    Hands down the best Ted Talk I’ve ever heard... your willingness to be so raw honest & transparent is unforgettable..what an impact your talk has on the whole picture.. the medical of insulin resistance and your driven passion to know the truth is astounding I have great respect for you.. in the personal human side of your transformation from judgement is beautiful.. beautiful.. thank you.. I will never forget you

  • @HealthCoaching
    @HealthCoaching 4 роки тому +65

    This is so inspiring and gives a feeling there is hope for the medical system. We need more young and open minded medical doctors.

    • @josecarlo5432
      @josecarlo5432 Рік тому

      ...lawyers can straighten out those who know as well as those who do not nor will not know patient management because of arrogance, ignorance and or ominiscience...not just because they are "sorry" or crocodile tears...

    • @w3w3w3
      @w3w3w3 Рік тому

      Agree. There are many many many doctors out there who are completly useless tbh but this guy is not one of them.

  • @meloniejudd7845
    @meloniejudd7845 4 роки тому +2

    The important thing here is a human that reflected on their own vulnerability and embraced it, humbling him. What he talked about was a side cart. Good for him. We need more doctors that walk this road in order to make things better. Bless him.

  • @sgleaso
    @sgleaso 5 років тому +445

    I've said this for years!!!! My insulin resistance led to my weight gain...not the other way around.

    • @DrZoonotics
      @DrZoonotics 5 років тому +9

      Oh, I COULDN'T be because you don't exercise and eat carbs, sugar, and junk food like a pig!

    • @mikochild2
      @mikochild2 5 років тому +60

      Raymond Whitham you have no idea what her eating habits and exercise habits are. Did you watch the video or go straight to the comments. This doctor humbled himself to admit that he had no right to judge and that he could have been wrong. Take a pointer from him.

    • @DrZoonotics
      @DrZoonotics 5 років тому +2

      @@mikochild2 Again, my comment stands.

    • @mikochild2
      @mikochild2 5 років тому +32

      @@DrZoonotics That's fine. I wasn't debating with you or even trying to get you to remove your comment. If you want to be a troll, who am I to stop you? I care more that SB G doesn't get discouraged from your nonsense since, contrary to popular belief, words do have power. Good day to you.

    • @mikochild2
      @mikochild2 5 років тому +35

      Whatever we believe, SB G's comments were about weight. "My insulin resistance led to my weight gain...not the other way around." Unless you personally know SB G or she directly responds, we do not know whether she was slim or significantly overweight at the start. There are slim diabetics, you know... So until we know her weight, there really isn't anything to judge as far as her lifestyle because we don't know what her lifestyle is.
      Ex: My mom is diabetic and small. She has mainly cooked homemade meals for the majority of my life. She became diabetic around her 60's. She does not sit around all day stuffing her face with junk and she is definitely not lazy as she still does the gardening, all the cooking, most of the cleaning, sleeps upstairs, and runs her own business in her 70's. I'm not saying SB G is like my mother, only that we don't know enough to make any presumptions.
      I, on the other hand, do stuff myself full of junk and sit around most of the day at a desk. I snack to stay awake at a computer lol. I'm also now overweight due to this lifestyle. I'm nearly 40 and not yet diabetic...but several of my family members are and without eating as badly as I do so I am now actively changing my poor habits before I'm in a worse situation than my mom. If you made it this far, thanks for reading.

  • @jdtown6585
    @jdtown6585 5 років тому +224

    Powerful video. It's a great man who can reflect and learn from his mistakes.

    • @colingeorgejenkins2885
      @colingeorgejenkins2885 5 років тому

      That guy should read the book of JOB from the old bible, it may help him through the flood he carries within

    • @TheJBeck1
      @TheJBeck1 5 років тому

      I agree, we should all admit our mistakes and learn from them.

    • @dogcrazy25
      @dogcrazy25 5 років тому

      I dont know, his story seems contrived. How do you think his patient felt? Where was his compassion? Remember, do not harm his attitude was harmful.

    • @TheJBeck1
      @TheJBeck1 5 років тому

      @@dogcrazy25 Sad commentary. I want to volunteer to work for a HOLISTIC DOCTOR IN ORLANDO, FLORIDA.

  • @awakenedsoul3695
    @awakenedsoul3695 2 роки тому +18

    So genuine, so moving, I was in tears . You have got to admire his humility.

  • @paternyao
    @paternyao 10 місяців тому +1

    As I discovers Dr Attia a decade after this speech, now I understand the kind of heart that has driven him to the level of insight and understanding he shares in the world today. High respect for this man ❤️

  • @briangocher3210
    @briangocher3210 5 років тому +36

    Compassion does drive advancement, and humility guides it. I look forward to this man's ongoing studies.

  • @brendasmiley2856
    @brendasmiley2856 5 років тому +14

    Spot on! I just fell in love with this man for his honesty and heart felt apology to the diabetic patient. We forget the Drs see all kind of horror in the hospitals and they have to build up an indifference. God bless him

  • @alig8699
    @alig8699 5 років тому +7

    Wow, I got super choked up when he was on the verge of tears. I want this guy as my doctor.

  • @Cartersvillain
    @Cartersvillain 3 роки тому +42

    This aged very well - the literature and approach to insulin resistance is now common knowledge. Good on Attia pushing forward

    • @bowlasaurus742
      @bowlasaurus742 2 роки тому +2

      Layman here, that's amazing. What a prescient guy. Thanks for the update

    • @christopherspavins9250
      @christopherspavins9250 Рік тому +3

      Absolutely this talk has aged well. From a historical perspective this is important to have watched for the first time in 2023. The food system is completely contaminated and corrupt. Governments will need to step up and do their job to correct this unmitigated health care disaster.

    • @annaburns2865
      @annaburns2865 Місяць тому

      It is by far common knowledge. People are still being blamed for being obese, overweight and “lazy.” Please don’t pretend that it’s not still an ongoing battle. It is for us.

    • @annaburns2865
      @annaburns2865 Місяць тому

      @@christopherspavins9250I certainly have yet to see any major changes in the food industry.

  • @paulfaulkner6299
    @paulfaulkner6299 5 років тому +109

    Sending this guy some love - that woman's amputation really affected him

    • @planetmongocommoditiesexch9079
      @planetmongocommoditiesexch9079 5 років тому +4

      The science was settled decades ago. Type 1 diabetes is caused by an autoimmune reaction to cow milk proteins and type 2 by intramyocellular lipids that inhibit the insulin response. But the elimination of most of this unnecessary suffering by simple dietary changes would put big pharma and their pill pushers out of business.

    • @j.dariorodriguez7173
      @j.dariorodriguez7173 3 роки тому

      @@planetmongocommoditiesexch9079 source please?

  • @whatthehell359
    @whatthehell359 8 років тому +221

    omggggggggggggggggggggg
    he was so emotional
    ohh god bless him, this is called a real doctor someone who genually wants to make a difference

    • @spinLOL533
      @spinLOL533 6 років тому +4

      emotions are sickening, if he becomes a heartless human he'll achieve anything

    • @marshaweiss3885
      @marshaweiss3885 6 років тому

      typical bangladeshie a

    • @monkiram
      @monkiram 5 років тому +2

      @@spinLOL533 I can't tell if this was a joke or trolling or serious, but if you were serious, it seems like all you know about medicine comes from the TV show "House". As a medical student myself, I want you to know that the kind of medicine shown on TV is very very different from real life and in actual practice, it's nearly impossible to be a good doctor without having empathy and good communication skills. Maybe a pathologist or radiologist like Dr. House would be okay, but any doctor who actually interacts with patients like he does on the show would be unable to do their job.

    • @spinLOL533
      @spinLOL533 5 років тому +1

      @@monkiram I never watched that show

  • @AmericanTrekker
    @AmericanTrekker 5 років тому +91

    He's a rare doc, allright. Wish they were all like him. :(

    • @Christopher-js6rp
      @Christopher-js6rp 5 років тому +1

      Current medial training emphasizes a similar attitude to what he displays

    • @harmony1910
      @harmony1910 5 років тому +1

      Amen!!!

    • @maxmadmagoo
      @maxmadmagoo 5 років тому

      Wish they knew about nutrition a lot better than he does!

    • @Teach75
      @Teach75 5 років тому +1

      Most doctors take less than 7 hours of nutrition classes. They have tried to lobby for more to be required but the push back and big pharma keeps it from happening. It’s very frustrating!

  • @muneebali8781
    @muneebali8781 2 роки тому

    Dear you are such a kind hearted person, apologising to a weak specially to your patient shows how strong and pure you are…..
    I have met some doctors and I literally hate their attitude and rudeness.

  • @doctoroz6193
    @doctoroz6193 5 років тому +9

    You have redeemed her Dr Attia. Actually she saved you from your bias. from all the work you have been doing since then you have greatly affected a lot of people's lives in such a positive way.

  • @hhgg-ft5jq
    @hhgg-ft5jq 5 років тому +965

    "following the food pyramid to the letter", I think that is a large part of the problem.

    • @ddhqj2023
      @ddhqj2023 5 років тому +14

      Maybe with Canada's change in our 'food pyramid' more people will find their way to health.

    • @WmTyndale
      @WmTyndale 5 років тому +69

      The Food Supply is all contaminated by sugar!

    • @Talletc
      @Talletc 5 років тому +59

      @@ddhqj2023 as long as you are taking dietary advice from people being funded by the dairy meat and Drug Industries you have no chance of being healthy. Your government doesn't care about your health in fact quite the opposite. It's important that we do our own research to find what is truly healthful

    • @ddhqj2023
      @ddhqj2023 5 років тому +24

      I don't take advice from the meat and dairy industry. I'm a vegan because I know they lie. And if you pretend carnivores think you're eating so healthy, just remember, the Inuit who eat a high meat diet in Northern Canada from hunting, all die on average, at the age of 68 and their bodies all show varying levels of heart disease.@@Talletc

    • @rfpeace
      @rfpeace 5 років тому +10

      @@ddhqj2023 Really? I did not know that about the Inuit, I'll have to check that out. thanks :)

  • @DanceQueen5122
    @DanceQueen5122 5 років тому +83

    Bless you for your honesty! You are a true healer 🙏🏼 thank you ❤️

  • @katherineramos6994
    @katherineramos6994 5 років тому +15

    What an interesting and profound speech. I look forward to hearing more about your journey. How refreshing to have a Dr. who shows empathy and compassion for others. I cried listening to your confession and Im sure you have done more good then harm and that patient has forgiven you.

  • @jasonhoffman254
    @jasonhoffman254 5 років тому +40

    What changed my blood sugar levels was the removal of maltodextrin. I was drinking 6-8 bottles of flavored water a day. Eating healthy, watching the "white" stuff in processed foods. My sugar was constantly over 160 every day, some days it was over 200. I couldn't figure it out. Then I started looking at the "chemical" part of my diet. Ever since I stopped drinking the flavored packets in water, my sugar levels have been down to 119 on the high end. My resistance has improved, and I am losing some weight. So he may be onto something here. Great information in a very powerful presentation.

    • @tamanafarooq1974
      @tamanafarooq1974 2 роки тому +1

      Thnx for sharing

    • @LovinglfDesigns
      @LovinglfDesigns 2 роки тому

      My sugar levels changed by cutting back severely on sweeteners like Splenda. My weight is back to normal. I am convinced that these artificial additives raise blood sugar. The more diet food and drinks I consumed, the more weight I gained. The food and drinks industry is killing us with these additives.

  • @Pfsif
    @Pfsif 7 років тому +117

    Anxiety didn't allow me to lose weight for years. This guy has more empathy than 100 doctors.

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      @HarshJain-it2bg 4 роки тому

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  • @richardjohnson9308
    @richardjohnson9308 5 років тому +7

    We need more Doctors like Peter Attia. Bravo Sir...I applaud both your expertise and humanity.

  • @bumblebee0369
    @bumblebee0369 2 роки тому +4

    I applaud you over & over & over.....👏
    An apology means more than you can imagine. I will fully respect a person if they can admit their wrong verbally instead of making themselves look arrogant as if they know it all and is never wrong. I roll my eyes at these kind of people.
    Saying your sorry AND asking for their forgiveness is a real & true individual.

  • @JacobMichael
    @JacobMichael 5 років тому +5

    We need more doctors like this dude 👏🏻
    It takes a lot of self awareness, curiosity, and introspection to be honest with yourself about past mistakes (especially so as a medical professional where people's lives depend on your decisions and their hope can hang on your empathy).

  • @marygraceful
    @marygraceful 5 років тому +13

    Probably one of the most moving genuine heartfelt presentations I've ever heard.

  • @therealtulip
    @therealtulip 4 роки тому +8

    Wow, what a heartfelt speech. This guy is the real deal.

  • @arienschatzi
    @arienschatzi Рік тому

    I APPLAUD YOU WITH MY WHOLE HEART!!!! I have studied nutrition, weight loss, physiology, and exercise for 30 years to try to figure out what to do about my weight. I have tried a multitude of things, all while being rejected and taunted because of my weight. I often wished to just end it all, but gratefully there were a few brave and loving souls who accepted me despite getting up to over 400 pounds before I finally sound some answers that have been working. Bless your soul for being brave enough to admit your imperfections and being vulnerable and encouraging. The world needs MANY more people like you!! All my love!

  • @MsKariSmith
    @MsKariSmith 5 років тому +23

    Wish there was more doctors like this man. Ones who really cared to help and not just
    hand out the easiest advise....and that is mostly drugs!

  • @reyreyes6126
    @reyreyes6126 6 років тому +5

    I salute you, Dr. Attia! A rare species of Medical profession---honesty, humility, and compassion. I'm sure the lady would have forgiven you, and yes she would knock at your Clinic again to thank you.

  • @Ronin____5000
    @Ronin____5000 5 років тому +7

    Wow. A doctor with a heart for truth and wisdom, not greed and avarice. Well done, sir.

  • @Bawaal_Videos
    @Bawaal_Videos 5 років тому +33

    He is a great humble honest human. I wish him all the success in his research and findings. 🙏

  • @joembuchi3146
    @joembuchi3146 5 років тому +61

    It takes huge balls for any doctor to openly come clean to their patients. I understand his emotions.

  • @iowanne
    @iowanne 11 років тому +7

    I wish I had an empathetic and understanding Dr. like you! It's heartwarming to see you pour your heart out to the patient that you felt you judged. Personally, I cam across your video while searching for an cure for alzheimers. My mother passed away this past July with Alzheimers disease at the age of 91. It was a long heartbreaking 3 years watching her wither away. Im only 61 and have been noticing memory problems. I'm hoping for a cure.

  • @sunsetofnemesis
    @sunsetofnemesis 5 років тому +9

    Amazing!! I feel so proud to call you a college ! I wish this talk can also inspire other Physicians to serve patients under these principles. Our patients don’t need authoritarianism and judgments but empathy, care and compassion. Thank you so much. God bless you.

  • @timothylambright9294
    @timothylambright9294 2 роки тому +9

    Dr. Attia, Thank you so much for giving a powerful demonstration of how to allow a deep human compassion to change your attitude towards science and people in a way that is very helpful to modern medicine. Keep sharing these concepts as we all need to hear it.

  • @plntlvr1
    @plntlvr1 5 років тому +40

    Wow. Every single doctor should watch this and learn a very valuable lesson. My mother was in the hospital a few years back. She was in pulmonary distress and it took 4 hours to get her to a point where she could breath as well as possible. She has a long history of pulmonary issues. Not just caused by many years of smoking. It was also due to childhood illness and other issues as well. She had quit 30 years ago. When she was able to speak and the doctor asked if she smoked and she told him yes but had quit 30 years ago he hit her on the leg with his arm. A type of punishment. It took everything in me not to jump across her bed and show him what I thought of his reaction to this poor frail woman. I, and so many others, are at the mercy of these doctors playing God. I am sick of this attitude they have. This is such a breath of fresh air and I commend this doctor for his "truth". Bravo!

    • @cheryllewis3059
      @cheryllewis3059 5 років тому +4

      I'm very sorry, they blame everything on cigarette smoking ... meanwhile how many people have lung cancer, emphazema, etc - never smoked or near second hand smoke in their life? - Explain that, so called "Science"?

    • @wk1810
      @wk1810 5 років тому +3

      So sorry for your awful experience. My mother-in-law smoked 2 packs a day, she recently passed away...at the age of 91! And she didn't die from cancer.

    • @ms.lisamarie2245
      @ms.lisamarie2245 5 років тому +2

      @@cheryllewis3059 unsurprisingly.....ALCOHOL causes cancers and stuff too. They knew, and didn't tell anyone. They are talking about putting warning labels on alcohol now!

    • @cheryllewis3059
      @cheryllewis3059 5 років тому +1

      @@wk1810 i rest my case right?

    • @cheryllewis3059
      @cheryllewis3059 5 років тому +1

      @@ms.lisamarie2245Marie, first I'm hearing of this - my god, anything and everything seems to be responsible for cancer?

  • @alvinamendis1684
    @alvinamendis1684 Рік тому +5

    U made me cry......hope more doctors were like you more empathic.....may u find success in your search for cure....for u winning is we winning.....

  • @paulbowman3966
    @paulbowman3966 5 років тому +36

    Dr Attia,
    It's working and you were right.
    6 years later and look at how far our culture has come thanks to professionals like you.

    • @AnEvolvingApe
      @AnEvolvingApe 5 років тому +7

      Actually obesity rates continue to rise.

    • @dawnapm
      @dawnapm 2 роки тому

      @@AnEvolvingApe and so has diabetes.

  • @seanc1898
    @seanc1898 5 років тому +2

    The ability to make mistakes, own and take responsibility for them, then learn and grow from them shows tremendous character. Nicely done. I wish people in general could learn from this. The world would be a better place with more humility and humanity

  • @twiggy8473
    @twiggy8473 4 роки тому +7

    You have learned an awful lot in 7 years! Continue to follow your heart and treating people with respect. You are wonderful!!

  • @Get_fitwith_Dee
    @Get_fitwith_Dee 3 роки тому +7

    Watched this before walking into work. Now I have to hide my face so my employees don’t see the tears I’m my eyes. Absolutely powerful

  • @improgoryanjosephd.9675
    @improgoryanjosephd.9675 6 років тому +225

    35 years of being a guilt-ridden diabetic; Thank you for freeing me from this bitter self-reproach Doc. It was as if you were saying sorry to me... apology accepted.

    • @hanbulban3131
      @hanbulban3131 5 років тому +10

      starquant once your diagnosed “diabetic” here in Australia they put you on a government register and consider you a big burden on the government , insurance companies will black list you no one will give life insurance and doctors treat you as a useless hopeless patient

    • @266maggie
      @266maggie 5 років тому +4

      @@starquant starquant . . . Nice! You are a great friend. (Also . . . diabetics can cheat now and again. . . take her to Denny's once a month and have some decadent pancakes!)

    • @darisg.7415
      @darisg.7415 5 років тому +5

      Starquar, you are truly a good friend to show compassion in this way to your friend who is dealing with a terrible disease. I am sure you have no idea the positive impact you have in your friend's life. May God bless you both.♡

    • @Vospi
      @Vospi 5 років тому

      @@hanbulban3131 whhhhhat, that sounds horrible!

    • @windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823
      @windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 5 років тому

      @@hanbulban3131 you have to QUIT eating garbage. NOT rely on a drug and still do the same things.

  • @kimmylex_
    @kimmylex_ Рік тому

    This made me cry and hoping that all doctors would be like you. My 100% salute to your humbleness and compassion to your patients. May God will always take care of you.

  • @leonardokim
    @leonardokim 10 років тому +21

    This guy is awesome. I wish his dreams come true, for it's also about all of us.

  • @ladyjean6129
    @ladyjean6129 5 років тому +5

    The interaction with that patient has weighed heavily on your mind. Wouldn't you be able to have records checked, logs of who was seen and find her to apologize in person face to face? Just try. Thank you for your insight. I am glad I found this video. You are a very good man.

  • @Asblomma
    @Asblomma 5 років тому +338

    The food industry and big pharma will never let his vision come to life

    • @abiliodasilvabernardes3017
      @abiliodasilvabernardes3017 5 років тому +6

      This is a reason that the doctor give a message ! You now?

    • @eatandbehoopy9937
      @eatandbehoopy9937 5 років тому +23

      Asblomma there’s no money to be made from healthy people. Gotta keep people sick

    • @dezza718
      @dezza718 5 років тому +5

      @@eatandbehoopy9937 bullshit

    • @mishmashmosh6305
      @mishmashmosh6305 5 років тому

      So what happneded with this team of researches so we have any more info

    • @willbuchanan2863
      @willbuchanan2863 5 років тому +3

      @@dezza718 i have to agree with karla. I wouldn't put it past the people making a buck off of candy companies also have their hand in cancer "treatment."

  • @vanessadanso
    @vanessadanso 2 роки тому

    Wow this is the most humbling speech i have ever seen from a health professional… may we all keep an open mind that yes we do not know it all and tone it down with the arrogance thinking we do… sir I applaud you! Major respect!

  • @michaelmathews7530
    @michaelmathews7530 6 років тому +284

    Why can't chronic pain patients be treated with the same logic. Instead of such judgment & contempt!!!

    • @teejaydiscombobulated2724
      @teejaydiscombobulated2724 6 років тому +41

      I was told I had fibromyaligia/ME and chronic fatigue. I was also diabetic and arthritic and had IBS, and had a lot of migraines. I dropped the wheat and sugar from my diet and went 'mostly' paleo. Just THREE years ago I was a mess of constant pain and I couldn't work, I was going to get one of those ambulance call for help buttons and needed a rail to help stand up. Now I work 7 days a week (40 -50 hours) at a very physical job, and go out to concerts/shows etc at least once a week. My pain is gone, my fatigue is gone, I'm now considered pre-diabetic no longer actually diabetic (and the specialists and doctors told me I couldn't reverse ANY of my diagnosed conditions!). Drop the carbs from wheat and sugar. Eat a lot of colourful veg to get all the vitamins. Ditch all the 'man made' fake food - the ones with lists of ingredients you can't name!
      Sugar (wheat breaks down to sugar - putting it simply) causes inflammation, inflammation causes pain. Inflammation caused ALL of my previously diagnosed conditions. I went from a handful of pills twice a day that the doctors had prescribed - to none. Good luck!

    • @MichelleDespres
      @MichelleDespres 6 років тому +10

      michael mathews totally agree and sympathize. Pain doctors are the worst.

    • @CarlosBenjamin
      @CarlosBenjamin 6 років тому +12

      The biggest problem is that there is a huge overlap between chronic pain and drug seekers. For every legitimate patient there are probably a couple of drug seekers.

    • @jakemitchell1671
      @jakemitchell1671 6 років тому +6

      @@teejaydiscombobulated2724 This may change. I've been down the same road. Until it changes you feel invincible and not a person on the planet could even begin to convince you that you've may not have found THE long term resolution. So I won't even try. Just come back here please if it changes.

    • @MichelleDespres
      @MichelleDespres 6 років тому +28

      I often tell people that I wish I tuned bright purple when I was in pain or something so that there was a visible marker to its intensity. Because pain is invisible, nobody but you knows how much you're suffering. What's really funny about human perception is how much attention, shock and concern I receive after getting some cupping done (looks like I lost a fight with an octopus) which doesn't hurt at all but I'll be at like an 8 pain level almost in tears and am still expected to work, take care of my kids and house and be a happy, positive person. It's tough.

  • @xristianasophia
    @xristianasophia 6 років тому +5

    You're my kind of HUMAN BEING, mentor, scientist!
    We need more of you in ALL areas!
    The old system is going down. Thank you for this talk and your humanity!

  • @jedipyro
    @jedipyro 6 років тому +33

    "What's a cell trying to protect itself from when it becomes insulin resistant?" That's just brilliant!!

    • @MrApehanger
      @MrApehanger 5 років тому

      chromium and vanadium trace minerals for Type 2

  • @esmeraldacole8936
    @esmeraldacole8936 2 роки тому +1

    The humanity of this Doctor made cry. Thank you , for your compasión .

  • @shgfe3ay
    @shgfe3ay 5 років тому +571

    Turn the pyramid,
    Upside down,
    Enjoy health while
    corporations frown

    • @AllThePeppermint
      @AllThePeppermint 5 років тому +37

      shgfe3ay , YES. Meat, eggs, and dairy are the keys to health. The less of everything else, the healthier you'll be!

    • @hunterdean4766
      @hunterdean4766 5 років тому +44

      @@AllThePeppermint Don't forget veggies. Low carb, moderate protein, high fat.

    • @realimagevanity2289
      @realimagevanity2289 5 років тому +34

      by turning the pyramid, not only you cure diabetes but you lose tons of weight, feel better every day, feel satiated and save lots of money. I'm living witness after only doing the keto diet for 7 months, I am free of diabetes and feel energetic every day. when I think about it, all those refined carb food was killing my body and my body was screaming for help but I haven't understood because I thought I was doing the right thing. And finally, my system was declining to shut down for good. Word of wisdom, eat more fat, protein, and I say avoid carb at any cost(to fulfill 10 - 20 gm carb, it is very easy because in any food store more than 90% of foods are carb loaded)

    • @ikesteroma
      @ikesteroma 5 років тому +12

      This is essentially the keto diet, and I fully agree. With extremely rare exceptions that involve very particular medical issues, I have yet to meet someone who lives this lifestyle strictly and is fat or has high cholesterol, etc.

    • @michaeledowling1039
      @michaeledowling1039 5 років тому +4

      @@ikesteroma where do you get the nutrients only found in vegetables/fruit?

  • @msmeyersmd8
    @msmeyersmd8 5 років тому +5

    From one MD to another, I am incredibly humbled and honored with your presentation. Thank You.

  • @Chris60DE
    @Chris60DE 5 років тому +4

    Phenomenal a doctor who truly cares. I have to do my part but wish I had a doctor like this

  • @sushmitajain4651
    @sushmitajain4651 4 роки тому +1

    We all make mistakes but only few realise their mistakes. My eyes had tears when he told the whole thing & also how it can't be undone what he did.
    I salute doctors who keep humanity at the top & how he felt deeply for his patient.We need more of such person in the world♥️

  • @utubit22
    @utubit22 5 років тому +97

    "I've decided that what I can't and won't do anymore..
    is pretend I have the answers when I don't."
    pretty much everyone of us needs to live by this.

    • @samar1111100
      @samar1111100 5 років тому +2

      I am type 2 stop taking medication plus insulin since 2016 nov I lost thirty lb because of vegan diet low fat high carb thanks

    • @Fizzy332
      @Fizzy332 4 роки тому +1

      Socrates; All i know is nothing

  • @joannetteself
    @joannetteself 5 років тому +101

    On behalf of that lady, thank you, and I forgive you. And now, forgive yourself and keep working to help us solve this challenge. ❤️

    • @HarshJain-it2bg
      @HarshJain-it2bg 4 роки тому

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  • @xabhinavvijay1151
    @xabhinavvijay1151 2 роки тому +3

    That sent chills through me. Such a courageous, open-minded and beautiful delivery.

  • @advancedskinrenewal8758
    @advancedskinrenewal8758 2 роки тому +1

    Not only are you Brilliant, You are Humble,Genuine, Passionate about serving the human beings in this world.
    Thank you

  • @sportsbetter87
    @sportsbetter87 2 роки тому +5

    Very eye opening. I lost my father to complications from diabetes at 15 and although he didn't really look after his health as much as he should have, a lot of the time, there are things going on in the background which aren't as simple as it seems on paper. Socioeconomic factors, familiarity, environmental stressors, mental illness, level of support, family/friends, life, all play a role in our behaviors which can lead to declined health. Some people struggle more than others and it's something I wish I had realised when I was younger before condemning my father as useless before he died. I know work as a health and exercise consultant/coach helping those with chronic health issues, and the biggest tool to people's success is compassion and empathy - being treated as a human seems to motivate them more than being judged or being told they're garbage. Go figure

  • @EveMcLainNewsom
    @EveMcLainNewsom 5 років тому +81

    Bravo to this doctor! The great Awakening of medicine is arriving!

  • @leewilson1368
    @leewilson1368 5 років тому +23

    What a man. Truly humble and compassionate. Bravo Sir! Live long and Prosper!

  • @radicalhonesty3628
    @radicalhonesty3628 2 роки тому +1

    I try to process my thoughts
    as I watch this video,
    I mostly feel happy
    and light and grateful
    and I just pray...
    that the past doesn't get in the way
    of my happiness...
    and that all my stresses
    don't overwhelm me...
    and...
    there's a person I want...
    I want them to want me,
    just as I am.
    I pray for true love...

  • @marilyndlugosh4137
    @marilyndlugosh4137 4 роки тому +5

    Amazing to hear an MD apologize and learn from his mistake. It takes great courage! He will be a leader in the diabetic cure!

  • @ydelysuarez2548
    @ydelysuarez2548 5 років тому +7

    Wow, this was heartfelt and honest, he almost made me cried. Thank you for this, it’s was insightful and beautiful.

  • @ruththomas1652
    @ruththomas1652 5 років тому +16

    We begin our road to being wise when we recognize that we don't come close to knowing everything. As a young mother back in the sixties, Adelle Davis became my mentor. And because of her, I never did pay much attention to that "approved" food pyramid. The introduction of that horrible guide was the beginning, albeit slowly, of the obesity epidemic. Those who studied nutrition from the accepted experts ended up doing more harm than good. Ms. Davis went to actual scientific studies (that it seems most professionals either never heard of or ignored,) and wrote several books on eating for health including the dangers of eating refined sugars -- which includes refined carbs which turn to sugars. I bless that woman for opening my eyes. I am still learning; something we should never stop doing, and am thoroughly encouraged to see that there really are still open minded, ready to keep learning, doctors out there. Thank you.

    • @thunderbird6777
      @thunderbird6777 Рік тому

      I have a book called Staying Younger Longer by Adele Davis that was written in the 1960s. It is one of the BEST books I've read on nutrition. Everything it mentioned then has come true

  • @icare4you123
    @icare4you123 4 роки тому +1

    I hope the research moves along quickly. Dr. Attia seems so sincere and tender hearted. He's been blessed with this vision to rock the boat. Rock on Dr. Attia.