Another incredible interview! Jiddu Krishnamurti was one of the major influences in my journey to where I am today, towards enlightenment. Awareness includes every aspect of being fully human, not just spirituality. I believe that feeding our bodies the carnivore way is extremely spiritual. A decluttering. A stillness. Bringing harmony into our physical bodies. Thanks Dave and Clement! 🎉
Great interview! This is extremely interesting coming from the fitness world and love his message of personal responsibility, spirituality and wanting to bring clients up, that's what its all about!
Most insightful and enjoyable interview. I dream of a day when most people will have regain the capacity to reason, research, and use common sense . Thank you both ❤
Aging is a natural process but it doesn't have to be equal to getting fragile, immobile, getting sick and requiring assistance. Correcting the diet is the first and biggest step in order to stay healthy and vibrant in older age. Then there're some further lifestyle habits that help to age gracefully: movement, sleep, circadian rhythm, human connection, etc.
Dave and Clement I really enjoyed this interview. I'm all about being open and transparent. I always say hurt me with the truth, not a lie. I feel for our children now. Parents are allowing kids to get adult diseases 😩🙈. Thank you.
Delightful inspirational interview. You are responsible for your own health. These interviews are doorways hopefully people who stuble upon them get the courage to take the step through them to get their health back. 68 working in a nursing home where some residents are younger than I with dementia. Insulin resistance is the root cause and sugar is the biggest problem. Looking at what these now lost persons get for their meals is more sugar. Cereal 2% milk, brown sugar to add, juice, toast and jam. Breaded frozen fish, french fries, ketchup juice. Carbs of any type is just more sugar.
Wonderful interview! I love his mention of Krishnamurti who was helping persons to open to a Higher Consciousness and still does by his many recordings and videos. Health conciousness respecting yourself and others through taking responsibility for your own wellbeing is vital and most natural while eating more healthy ( low carbs meat based) following the body’s needs which has its own conciousness to guide. Awareness brings action which brings motivation. Im enjoying my ketogenic lifestyle more and more. Cravings gone! More energy and loosing some weight about a month in. Thankyou for these interviews! 🤩🤗
Finally! Your headline just confirmed what I have suspected for a long long time. Looking forward to watch the whole interview now. What a treat! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
The government should make the population aware of the dangers of excess carbohydrates, processed food and seed oils......but that is wishful thinking.
You'd think the government would be impartial, isn't that what justice is? impartiality or a level scales on the blind lady? I guess those scales are tilted so far in favour of big business and not in favour of the general public.
Learned that and it works. Carnivore/Keto. Finally seeing belly fat reduce and enjoying the new lifestyle. ( I don't call it a diet...but a solid change in eating habits...lifestyle.)
When I joined a gym, I knew from decades of cycling that exercise alone does not lead to weight loss. So I cut sugar, fries and between meals snacking. Weight poured off. Basic stuff really.
@@dawnelder9046 My diet was semi starvation, often hungry, yours is full on starvation (only 1200 cal??). I did discover low carb later on though, and hello to always satiated and always slim.
It can happen to athletic people too. A cousin of a friend who was a lean, strong fitness buff and she developed type 2 diabetes. When I was a slim teenager I became insulin resistant. Being into fitness or slim doesn't mean someone is healthy. Of course being overweight isn't healthy and it's more common for that to be linked to type 2 diabetic. The sugar roller coaster is a problem.
@@jes4026 It is called TOFI. Thin on the outside, fat inside. They do have visceral fat due to too many carbs. You may listen to Tim Noakes about his journey as a doctor and endurance athlete he developed type 2 diabetes. He recommended carb loading for years and eventually apologized for his mistake.
Mark Sisson is another example. He looked great on the outside, was even on fitness mag covers, and he was in so much pain from RA, and he could barely walk. He also had to pay attention to where all the bathrooms were everywhere he went, because he had IBS.
The fitness classes he talks about that are the same for 3 months are so frustrating. I used to go to these and even when there was a switch after 3 months, it was pretty much the same thing, but in different order or just tiny changes. Extremely boring. I still have a few entries for these classes but go very rarely not to frustrate myself further. Going to the forest is much better activity 🌳 ❤ 🌲
I was a competitive ice skater for half of my life starting at age 6. Before I went out onto the ice for my long program (6 minutes) my coach would give me a Hershey's bar. Chocolate became the instant energy booster to perform. He didn't know any better. I did well though so he kept giving me that chocolate lol.
Universal healthcare or not, people who are careless with their health make others pay because with our insurance companies, prices are driven upwards. I pay monthly premiums yet must still pay extra with ea visit and I'm relatively healthy--a very healthy 66 yr old in fact. I just mean the issue is more complex. And especially with our food supply--so many layers of misinformation and greed, so where does the fault lie?
Not to mention, we all are impacted when our co-workers take sick time or go out on disability or when we have to care for loved ones who become sick. We can all have this attitude of each person takes care of himself, but nothing happens in a vacuum. It benefits us ALL to have a healthy, strong population. I’m all for universal healthcare, but we also have to change our whole system and actually make it about HEALTH care, not about money and not about keeping people sick. Our country will eventually go bankrupt the way it’s running.
I respectfully think you should cancel your health insurance and pocket the cash saved. I train at the gym, or home, do intermittent fasting, eat low carb or keto or carnivore, and have NO health insurance and NO need for it. At 54 years old, I have not been to a doctor for about 30 years. Why would I go to a mainstream doctor or hospital? All they do is prescribe pills and recommend protocol than can ascertained with a Google search. Other than emergency care, just once related to being rear ended in a car accident, NO thank you. Health insurance is a waste of money.
Unfortunately many people think they are doing the right thing. I starved myself fat and sick on 1200 low fat, high fibre calories a day for decades. Things like steel cut oats, Allbran, no sugar, with skim milk. Tons of leafy greens. 8 cups with a tablespoon of low fat dressing. Had an active job. Went to the gym daily. Barely fit a Canadian size 18. 16 in USA sizes. Then my husband had 3 strokes and we found out he was diabetic. 180 pounds. I put him on the Adventist influence cult diet they gave me at the hospital. Every 3 weeks he had bloodwork. Always worse, as was he. This went on for 8 months. By then he was 210 pounds. It hit me that the diet advice that had failed me for decades was failing him. I read Good Calories, Bad Calories. Watched The Oiling of America. Changed both of our diets to the old 1950s British diet in the prologue of Good Calories. Very Animal based. His next bloodwork improved and kept getting better. Several months later a stranger understood him. His weight returned to 180. I dropped to a 6/8. No starvation involved. Fixed so many health issues. That was 14 years ago. I am in my late 60s and no medication for anything. My grandmother was diabetic just after the war. My father diabetic at age 34 in the early 60s. Went to Egypt normal weight. Returned at 120 pounds and went straight to insulin. Told it was likely type 1 not type 2 as they told him. I use to get the hunger shakes as a child, just like Dad. Carb sensitive like dad. Had them all my life until going low carb. Then they stopped. There are a lot of people out there just like me. Born carb sensitive and having a death diet pushed as healthy. Doing everything they think is right and failing. The other thing that happened with low carb were the thoughts of ending my life went away. Maybe it was the constant starvation causing those thoughts.
OK when we talking about calories not all make sense. But there is no proffecional athletes who are on the top of the game and not eating carbs. Non..... There is also thousands of athletes who are very lean and eat tons of carbs. I don't think the problem is in the carbs. Meat is very healthy but the carbs are not the evil too. It is much more complicated than all those mechanistic explanations or personal stories present it. I personally felt very weak on carnivore diet when I had perform. I was eating beef, butter, eggs, cheese. I didn't even lost that much fat I lost more water weight than anything and my muscles felt dry and didn't function optimally.
Actually there are several low carb and keto athletes. They are fat adapted and do much better afterwards. Unfortunately the first studies did not last long enough for people to get fat adapted. Two weeks. Which is were those studies failed. Most people take 2 to 4 weeks. Some longer. There was an Olympic rower who followed the standard Adventist cult food industry diet advice and looked great. He became one of the many skinny diabetics. Very common in China and India. Increasing in Western countries. Sixty percent of normal and thin people have metabolic syndrome thanks to the death diet known as the food pyramid. He went low carb to fix his diabetics and he improved his performance as well. There is a documentaryabout his journey. On You Tube.
19:58 I totally Identify! Free advice always somehow bites back… I have pissed some people off by telling them the truth.. even gently! Even though they asked me for the advice. What Noakes said is so true: for many people, nutrition is a kind of religion or dogma 😮
Loved this listening to this sage of a guy. I could have listened for hours to his wisdom. Thanks for keeping on keeping on Dave!
Interesting interview.
Another lovely intelligent guest! One can feel his frustration.
Thx guys for doing this, filming it and sharing it with us.
Impressive interview - well worth the hour
Another incredible interview! Jiddu Krishnamurti was one of the major influences in my journey to where I am today, towards enlightenment. Awareness includes every aspect of being fully human, not just spirituality. I believe that feeding our bodies the carnivore way is extremely spiritual. A decluttering. A stillness. Bringing harmony into our physical bodies. Thanks Dave and Clement! 🎉
Great interview - he is such a calming and grounded person ❤❤❤ thanks again Dave for such diversity on your channel!
I definitely appreciate his perspective!! Thanks for having him on!
Great interview! This is extremely interesting coming from the fitness world and love his message of personal responsibility, spirituality and wanting to bring clients up, that's what its all about!
Most insightful and enjoyable interview. I dream of a day when most people will have regain the capacity to reason, research, and use common sense . Thank you both ❤
What an amazing interview......... many many thanks
Aging is a natural process but it doesn't have to be equal to getting fragile, immobile, getting sick and requiring assistance. Correcting the diet is the first and biggest step in order to stay healthy and vibrant in older age. Then there're some further lifestyle habits that help to age gracefully: movement, sleep, circadian rhythm, human connection, etc.
Dave and Clement I really enjoyed this interview. I'm all about being open and transparent. I always say hurt me with the truth, not a lie. I feel for our children now. Parents are allowing kids to get adult diseases 😩🙈. Thank you.
Harry Serpanos has great advice with regards dairy in your carnivore journey 😊 I think he has a series called ‘carnivore controversies’ 😊
Delightful inspirational interview. You are responsible for your own health. These interviews are doorways hopefully people who stuble upon them get the courage to take the step through them to get their health back. 68 working in a nursing home where some residents are younger than I with dementia. Insulin resistance is the root cause and sugar is the biggest problem. Looking at what these now lost persons get for their meals is more sugar. Cereal 2% milk, brown sugar to add, juice, toast and jam. Breaded frozen fish, french fries, ketchup juice. Carbs of any type is just more sugar.
Everything is sugar or carbohydrate. It is disgusting how they poison us from birth to grave.
The food they get sounds terrifying 😢
Wonderful interview! I love his mention of Krishnamurti who was helping persons to open to a Higher Consciousness and still does by his many recordings and videos. Health conciousness respecting yourself and others through taking responsibility for your own wellbeing is vital and most natural while eating more healthy ( low carbs meat based) following the body’s needs which has its own conciousness to guide. Awareness brings action which brings motivation. Im enjoying my ketogenic lifestyle more and more. Cravings gone! More energy and loosing some weight about a month in. Thankyou for these interviews! 🤩🤗
Such an interesting guy and so inspirational. I've learnt so much from this interview, thank you so much!
Finally!
Your headline just confirmed what I have suspected for a long long time. Looking forward to watch the whole interview now. What a treat! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
The government should make the population aware of the dangers of excess carbohydrates, processed food and seed oils......but that is wishful thinking.
When man stops listening to the government, he becomes free.
You'd think the government would be impartial, isn't that what justice is? impartiality or a level scales on the blind lady? I guess those scales are tilted so far in favour of big business and not in favour of the general public.
They make the food pyramid. Just flip it upside down and eat only animal products and do Autophageia
@@brendanbishop3684 Well, by definition, a government is when a few self-righteous @#&!$ want to tell everyone else what to do.
Belief in government is a dangerous superstition
Wow this guy's is Brilliant,well said, thankyou Dave a wonderful interview,Dave you are awesome 👏💖
Great interview you must have him on again 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
What an enjoyable, intelligent, multilingual guy! I will share this with my trainer! Middle Tennessee Rita ❤
Obese people training without carb restriction is futile.....thanks for the interview.
Learned that and it works. Carnivore/Keto. Finally seeing belly fat reduce and enjoying the new lifestyle.
( I don't call it a diet...but a solid change in eating habits...lifestyle.)
When I joined a gym, I knew from decades of cycling that exercise alone does not lead to weight loss. So I cut sugar, fries and between meals snacking. Weight poured off. Basic stuff really.
I have decades proving that. 1200 low fat, high fibre calories a day. Active joband went to the gym daily.
@@dawnelder9046 My diet was semi starvation, often hungry, yours is full on starvation (only 1200 cal??). I did discover low carb later on though, and hello to always satiated and always slim.
its cruel
Yes...Thomas Sowell! 👍
Dude was an elite athlete slowly becoming a type 2 diabetic.
It can happen to athletic people too. A cousin of a friend who was a lean, strong fitness buff and she developed type 2 diabetes. When I was a slim teenager I became insulin resistant. Being into fitness or slim doesn't mean someone is healthy. Of course being overweight isn't healthy and it's more common for that to be linked to type 2 diabetic. The sugar roller coaster is a problem.
@@jes4026 It is called TOFI. Thin on the outside, fat inside. They do have visceral fat due to too many carbs. You may listen to Tim Noakes about his journey as a doctor and endurance athlete he developed type 2 diabetes. He recommended carb loading for years and eventually apologized for his mistake.
@@jes4026
Like Noakes..
Mark Sisson is another example. He looked great on the outside, was even on fitness mag covers, and he was in so much pain from RA, and he could barely walk. He also had to pay attention to where all the bathrooms were everywhere he went, because he had IBS.
Looking good on the outside but rotting from the insides.
EXCELLENT INTERVIEW!!!!😊💜
Thanks Dave, a really good guest and so true everything he said ❤
Great. Interview, keep up the good work.
Yes, so many people do not fully understand that starches are converted to sugar in the body.
❤ Love these videos thank you
The fitness classes he talks about that are the same for 3 months are so frustrating. I used to go to these and even when there was a switch after 3 months, it was pretty much the same thing, but in different order or just tiny changes. Extremely boring. I still have a few entries for these classes but go very rarely not to frustrate myself further. Going to the forest is much better activity 🌳 ❤ 🌲
I was a competitive ice skater for half of my life starting at age 6. Before I went out onto the ice for my long program (6 minutes) my coach would give me a Hershey's bar. Chocolate became the instant energy booster to perform. He didn't know any better. I did well though so he kept giving me that chocolate lol.
There are 700,000 calories in a KG of coal. Calories in calories out?
I've got to remember this one........excellent
Why do I find your comment so funny? 😂😂😂
1 billion calories in a gram of uranium
@@nocebo_ so the people in Chernobyl died of obesity I guess. Oops, too dark?
Yes, flour is sugar.
I wouldn't call a gym membership without the use of the gym a donation. It seems more like a sale of indulgences to me.
Love the title of this video.
Please can you turn these interveiws into podcasts so i can listen at work
Here you are: ua-cam.com/play/PLRb4COBkLKmNx0vtHUZtCObFhfHREbC1K.html
Clement merci beaucoup.
❤️🙏❤️
Great informative interview.
Sadly Clement kicking his microphone was hard to listen to. Hopefully it was just me
Universal healthcare or not, people who are careless with their health make others pay because with our insurance companies, prices are driven upwards. I pay monthly premiums yet must still pay extra with ea visit and I'm relatively healthy--a very healthy 66 yr old in fact. I just mean the issue is more complex. And especially with our food supply--so many layers of misinformation and greed, so where does the fault lie?
Not to mention, we all are impacted when our co-workers take sick time or go out on disability or when we have to care for loved ones who become sick. We can all have this attitude of each person takes care of himself, but nothing happens in a vacuum. It benefits us ALL to have a healthy, strong population. I’m all for universal healthcare, but we also have to change our whole system and actually make it about HEALTH care, not about money and not about keeping people sick. Our country will eventually go bankrupt the way it’s running.
I respectfully think you should cancel your health insurance and pocket the cash saved. I train at the gym, or home, do intermittent fasting, eat low carb or keto or carnivore, and have NO health insurance and NO need for it. At 54 years old, I have not been to a doctor for about 30 years. Why would I go to a mainstream doctor or hospital? All they do is prescribe pills and recommend protocol than can ascertained with a Google search. Other than emergency care, just once related to being rear ended in a car accident, NO thank you. Health insurance is a waste of money.
@@LauraB.335 Well said
@@charlottelabbe5734- thank you!
Unfortunately many people think they are doing the right thing. I starved myself fat and sick on 1200 low fat, high fibre calories a day for decades. Things like steel cut oats, Allbran, no sugar, with skim milk. Tons of leafy greens. 8 cups with a tablespoon of low fat dressing.
Had an active job. Went to the gym daily. Barely fit a Canadian size 18. 16 in USA sizes.
Then my husband had 3 strokes and we found out he was diabetic. 180 pounds. I put him on the Adventist influence cult diet they gave me at the hospital. Every 3 weeks he had bloodwork. Always worse, as was he. This went on for 8 months. By then he was 210 pounds.
It hit me that the diet advice that had failed me for decades was failing him.
I read Good Calories, Bad Calories. Watched The Oiling of America. Changed both of our diets to the old 1950s British diet in the prologue of Good Calories. Very Animal based.
His next bloodwork improved and kept getting better. Several months later a stranger understood him. His weight returned to 180.
I dropped to a 6/8. No starvation involved. Fixed so many health issues.
That was 14 years ago. I am in my late 60s and no medication for anything.
My grandmother was diabetic just after the war. My father diabetic at age 34 in the early 60s.
Went to Egypt normal weight. Returned at 120 pounds and went straight to insulin. Told it was likely type 1 not type 2 as they told him.
I use to get the hunger shakes as a child, just like Dad. Carb sensitive like dad. Had them all my life until going low carb. Then they stopped.
There are a lot of people out there just like me. Born carb sensitive and having a death diet pushed as healthy. Doing everything they think is right and failing.
The other thing that happened with low carb were the thoughts of ending my life went away. Maybe it was the constant starvation causing those thoughts.
OK when we talking about calories not all make sense. But there is no proffecional athletes who are on the top of the game and not eating carbs. Non..... There is also thousands of athletes who are very lean and eat tons of carbs. I don't think the problem is in the carbs. Meat is very healthy but the carbs are not the evil too. It is much more complicated than all those mechanistic explanations or personal stories present it. I personally felt very weak on carnivore diet when I had perform. I was eating beef, butter, eggs, cheese. I didn't even lost that much fat I lost more water weight than anything and my muscles felt dry and didn't function optimally.
Actually there are several low carb and keto athletes. They are fat adapted and do much better afterwards. Unfortunately the first studies did not last long enough for people to get fat adapted. Two weeks. Which is were those studies failed. Most people take 2 to 4 weeks. Some longer.
There was an Olympic rower who followed the standard Adventist cult food industry diet advice and looked great. He became one of the many skinny diabetics. Very common in China and India. Increasing in Western countries. Sixty percent of normal and thin people have metabolic syndrome thanks to the death diet known as the food pyramid.
He went low carb to fix his diabetics and he improved his performance as well. There is a documentaryabout his journey. On You Tube.
@@dawnelder9046who
19:58 I totally Identify! Free advice always somehow bites back…
I have pissed some people off by telling them the truth.. even gently! Even though they asked me for the advice.
What Noakes said is so true: for many people, nutrition is a kind of religion or dogma 😮
Clement is a very wise guy. 👍🫶