The Miracle Doctor: Get Your Sex Life Back, Melt Belly Fat & Heal Your Injury! Dr. Mindy Pelz | E256

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  • @TheDiaryOfACEO
    @TheDiaryOfACEO  Рік тому +4861

    This episode has to be one of the most informative episodes I’ve ever released, from the start to the end it’s packed with information I wish I’d known sooner. If you liked this conversation as much as me do me a small favour and hit that subscribe button, it helps us bring you more guests like this and is an indicator of what guests to bring on. Thank you 🙏🏽

    • @Saschj
      @Saschj Рік тому +188

      Invite Dr. Eric Berg next!! He has changed so many lives!!

    • @guidedmeditation2396
      @guidedmeditation2396 Рік тому +95

      Fasting is also powerful for manifesting. Fasting is one of several "existential manifesting techniques". Gasping for air, starving for food, procreation and fight or flight are others. The universe is always there to help you survive when you need help the most. But you can request the type of help it supplies. As crazy and bizarre as it seems, holding your breath until you get what you want really does have the potential to manifest your intention. Fasting with an unwavering visualization of a desired state can as well, for instance if you have a health problem and are fasting, the intensity and urgency of your starvation might stir the universe to find a way for you to get food and survive. However, if instead while you are hungry as heck you visualize being 100% healthy while you are feeling intense need for food the universe instead gifts you good health to ensure your survival.

    • @deepavarghese807
      @deepavarghese807 Рік тому +62

      Big fan of Dr.Mindy....so glad you brought her on the show!

    • @man_arky
      @man_arky Рік тому +18

      The link to Dr. Mindy's book takes you to Yung Pueblo's book, you may want to correct that

    • @ryansnoodittywilliams-xc7wq
      @ryansnoodittywilliams-xc7wq Рік тому +1

      CANT BE YOUR BEST .IF YOU DONT EAT A GOOD BREAKFAST ..KELLOGS CORN FLAKES...Slogan..lol
      . ..BUT IVE NOTICES WHEN I SKIP BREAKFAST ..MY DIC STAYS and gets roc HARDER AND I am far more focused and dont move slow about my day seeking good tasting food lol. and then I start thinking of many ways to fry or season some chicken and come up with brilliant recipes for many foods and I becom Agressive..as I sit and I WANT TO HAVE Passionate Sex AS women flirt and Feel I want to talk DITY and GROWL..and i go crazy but hold off drom masturbation and I shape shift into A JABBOWOKKIE AND I SEEK TO ATTACK EVIL WOMEN WHO STIC THERE TONGE OUT AT ME FOR NO REASON .SO AS THEY TRY TO GRAB ME AS THEY SEE I'm SUFFERING FROM BLUE BALLS..♾️♾️🫐🫐🫐🍇🍆🍆I. STRETCHING TRYING TO FOCUS AFTER THEM TEASING ME TAUNTING ME POKING OUT THERE TONGES I BAGAN TO THINK DO I take it like a Man and..finish my stretch exercises OR DO I GROWL AND GIVE CHASE TO THOSE TENDER BOOTY EVIL BASTERDESSESS AND BITE THE FUC OY
      OUTTA THEM FOR WHAT THEY DONE TO ME 🥶🥸🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃🏃💦💦..🤣🤣🤣..OH DESCISIONS 🤔DESCISIONS...🤣BUT YEAH CORN FLAKES 🌽 are not the way to go..uumn. what where we talking about 🤔🤣🤣

  • @My_thoughts_20
    @My_thoughts_20 Рік тому +3180

    My uncle has been fasting for one day a week for over 30 years, he only drinks water and on regular days doesn't mix meat with carbs. He also does oil pulling, and drinks aloe vera mixture he prepares with garlic and lemon. He is 83 and is so healthy, moves furniture, climbs ladders, and stairs, is looking after his tenants, drives to mountains, contribute to charities. He has been my inspiration for many years.

    • @violakarl6900
      @violakarl6900 Рік тому +41

      i need to know that mixture!!

    • @jeaninecousin8916
      @jeaninecousin8916 Рік тому +26

      I have never heard of oil pulling. What is that ??

    • @Tazazak
      @Tazazak Рік тому

      @@jeaninecousin8916usually people use coconut oil. Swish around your mouth for ~20 minutes a day and it’s supposed to help pull/kill off the bacteria in your mouth and teeth. I haven’t tried it myself, but I’ve heard good things about it from a lot of people.

    • @GiovanaSimmer
      @GiovanaSimmer Рік тому +78

      @@jeaninecousin8916 Swishing coconut oil in your mouth (people often do that instead of brushing their teeth with toothpaste, which is also very damaging to us due to fluoride).
      I actually did it for a year or two, then moved away from it by life. I should go back to it.

    • @anniecallahan3945
      @anniecallahan3945 Рік тому +17

      best comment ever. thank you!

  • @AminaGoodwinMD
    @AminaGoodwinMD Рік тому +9775

    I’m so happy to hear her say that women aren’t meant to handle the stress that men can because it’s true! But if we suggest it, some people look at us like we are crazy. The fact is, men and women are made differently. It’s just nature.

    • @jonathandejesus9494
      @jonathandejesus9494 Рік тому +154

      Ye, this is a touchy subject

    • @canesugar911
      @canesugar911 Рік тому +95

      @@jonathandejesus9494 yet she and others here are encouraging women to fast?

    • @pjm6496
      @pjm6496 Рік тому +285

      Absolutely, we are completely different… and it’s a beautiful thing ❤

    • @AD-mo8yg
      @AD-mo8yg Рік тому +83

      But why then should we have equal rights?😊

    • @mercedesvillaman2612
      @mercedesvillaman2612 Рік тому

      Man made stress is made to eliminate women. But men can't handle the stress women handle just for being women in a men's world.

  • @paulorr9262
    @paulorr9262 Рік тому +4664

    Does anyone else just feel calm and relaxed listening to this guy's interviewing skills? Such a great interviewer.

    • @edelgyn2699
      @edelgyn2699 Рік тому +29

      Nope!

    • @LenaCastronova
      @LenaCastronova Рік тому +70

      He is so amazing at his interviewing skills, he prepares so well before and it makes all the difference. He is a beautiful soul

    • @i_am_processing_
      @i_am_processing_ Рік тому +33

      His style is very calming and yeah, I could even see him doing Attenborough type work!

    • @nolanmckain2061
      @nolanmckain2061 Рік тому +27

      I was planning to listen to it for few minutes but 2 hours seemed very short, I will probably listen to it again.

    • @jennybrown8856
      @jennybrown8856 Рік тому +28

      Plus , he looks sooo good!!!

  • @oregoncountrygirl
    @oregoncountrygirl 7 місяців тому +138

    45 yo empty nester here. I danced most of my life and never had to think about my health but this last decade I have not and I am feeling it. Fatigue, binge eating, 60lbs of weight gain, depression, loneliness, isolation, aches and pains etc. I have not found anything else online that resonates. so thank you for that because this gave me hope to make changes for myself

    • @bounzig
      @bounzig 6 місяців тому

      I'm also 45, been fasting 16-24 hours for 8 years now. I'm never sick and I look younger than everybody my age.
      IF won't do much to cure depression in my experience, but it has an amazing effect on healing your body. If you can do 24 hour fasting that's great.
      But don't forget the electrolytes. If you get cramps take pinch of sea salt and chug some water.
      To cure depression I suggest micro dosing on magic mushrooms. A week or two and the depression is gone. Plus it promotes brain plasticity so you will get smarter as well. It actually works, without any side effects. What the doctor gives you don't work or is close to placebo and it has horrible side effects. I've tried them all.
      Do these two things and you will feel like 20 again.
      It would be interesting to hear about your results, keep me updated. If you have any questions I'll be happy to answer them.
      Good luck stranger! :)
      EDIT: I almost forgot, if you're not already doing it, you need to take vitamin D3 (5000 IU), Omega3, amino acids and a high quality multi vitamin every day. And I suggest switching to sea salt instead of regular rock salt to get all the minerals you need. Now you are all set!

    • @purplegirl8036
      @purplegirl8036 5 місяців тому +3

      Facts like my belly is taking a life of its own 😂

    • @andreabausola869
      @andreabausola869 4 дні тому

      This is me to a T!

    • @Alexanderyana
      @Alexanderyana День тому

      Fastinf forsure .....and look into how much Phthalates and pfas are in your life.

  • @rosaevora3464
    @rosaevora3464 Рік тому +1159

    I love how respectful he is. He never interrupts her. She is the expert.

    • @maiya5542
      @maiya5542 Рік тому +17

      It’s called real dialouge.

    • @djanedjd
      @djanedjd Рік тому +26

      I agree. She's been with other podcast shows so far, this one is better and more coherent because the host is giving the guest more time to give information out to the public.

    • @GoddessHabits
      @GoddessHabits Рік тому +18

      Unlike when Tom Bileyu interviews people

    • @djanedjd
      @djanedjd Рік тому +5

      @@GoddessHabits hahahha yes! I just can't handle him. Too much interruptions 😂

    • @lcminikisses
      @lcminikisses Рік тому

      We need to fight back. The fact that everything is bioengineered, & the gwen towers they put in place while we were in a lockdown-it’s crazy! They destroying us with cancerous/high radiation machines.

  • @deedeeblanscet4433
    @deedeeblanscet4433 Рік тому +1745

    I’m 57, going through menopause, morbidly obese going through a lot of stress in my personal life and fasting is saving my life!! I have been doing a 36-40 hour test a week and it has really bolstered my confidence that I can do hard things. I’ve been doing IF for the past 6 weeks or so and have lost about 15 lbs, have seen some positive changes in my skin, my sleep, and my whole relationship with food.
    A surprising side effect during the 36-40 hour fast is that when I go to bed slightly uncomfortable from not eating for so long, slightly hungry, it has made me more aware of what it feels like for those people who go to sleep hungry because they have no food. It’s made me aware and I’m motivated to help those in need. That’s not something I was expecting. It’s humbling to realize that most of us don’t have any idea what real hunger feels like.

  • @raebean6018
    @raebean6018 Рік тому +1958

    This is so true. I went back to my mother's remote village in Papua New Guinea. Every morning, food wasn't just there. They wouldn't even eat fruits readily available first thing in the morning. Instead the activity was fishing- be it on a canoe or from a large bamboo surf rod. It took time. So from a natural wake up at about 5.15am - 10-20 mins to sunrise - we wouldnt eat until about 9am. You eat if you want to eat, and eat until satiated. Then rest or do things in the village, until we need to fish again or go to the gardens which weren't in the village. Even for water you'd have to walk to retrieve it from an underground cave. After 4 days of my 14 day trip, my body had adjusted, no pain, no brain fog. It was incredible.

    • @leefischer1313
      @leefischer1313 Рік тому +13

      Where in PNG? I lived in Goroka for 4 years!

    • @raebean6018
      @raebean6018 Рік тому +16

      @@leefischer1313 Buka Island

    • @salvatorelicata8768
      @salvatorelicata8768 Рік тому +52

      Life as it was meant to be.

    • @Finn959
      @Finn959 Рік тому +7

      @@raebean6018 why didn’t you stay?

    • @dreamwalkerday3342
      @dreamwalkerday3342 Рік тому +37

      I also grew up in the islands. Living was first and food came from living. Even as a young child there weren’t mealtimes. I too am going back to how I was raised…

  • @JourneywithRonnel
    @JourneywithRonnel 5 місяців тому +171

    8:00 We use energy when we eat (sugar-burning system that produces glucose), and we use energy when we don't eat (fat-burning system that produces ketone). Brain needs 50% ketone that enhances it.
    9:40 It takes at least:
    - 8 hrs of fasting to switch in that metabolic state,
    - 12 hrs to bring mental clarity and turns off the hunger hormone,
    - 15 hrs to growth hormone to go up - this keeps us young, helps burn fat, increase testosterone by 13%, reduce inflammation,
    - 17 hrs to recover injury, remove bad cells, cells repair themselves, prevent bacteria passage, hypothalamus repair themselves and helps reduce PCOS - autophagy,
    - 36 hrs to boost belly fat burn
    12:13 Breakfast is the most important meal of in a day. Sugar intake has great effect to body the rest of the day.
    18:50 Take protein after the fasting to increase muscle growth
    20:00 1st type (14/10) - 14hrs without food, 10 hours with food
    21:20 2nd type (Autophagy) - 17 hrs without food
    36:55 3rd (gut) - 24 hrs without food (stem cells reboot themselves)
    38:30 4th (fat-burner fast) - belly-fat burner, removing unnecessary body weight to survive.
    39:50 5th (dopamine) - produce more dopamine and satisfies our hunger with we eat food.
    49:15 - coffee with sugar breaks fasting
    1:00:00 - stress, great effects to health. In spain, 3d work-leave at start of period to reduce stress (should be 3d before).
    1:08:00 - 15min for men to refill and increase testosterone. Women are more outgoing prior ovulation. Day 2 to Day 12 of cycle to talk best with women. Day 12 to Day 15 - libido is highest.
    1:20:00 - menopause at 40-45, understand women
    1:39:00 - women best to take magnesium, while men best to take zinc for testosterone; both need vitamin D
    1:40:00 - detox pathways (armpit/ pubic areas)
    1:53:20 - with extra cardio, calories go up, cortisol level goes up, progesterone (keeps estrogen in check) goes down, estrogen goes up because not in check, estrogen can be stored as fat.

    • @bradleyporterfield747
      @bradleyporterfield747 4 місяці тому +17

      Nice notes. Just one clarification: she did not say breakfast is the most important meal. No evidence at all.

    • @Helen.5k
      @Helen.5k 2 місяці тому +1

      Thank you

    • @kono9460
      @kono9460 2 місяці тому +2

      thank you so much for the timestamps!

    • @makeyourlife8282
      @makeyourlife8282 Місяць тому +1

      Thank you

    • @SAMINCAMBODIA24
      @SAMINCAMBODIA24 Місяць тому +1

      Nice notes

  • @rawlyroo5975
    @rawlyroo5975 9 місяців тому +452

    This is literally the best podcast I've ever experienced.
    1) your guest is awesome and informative
    2) you are genuine in your curiosity
    3)You question and ask for the evidence
    4) all of this offers genuine value and learning potential

    • @Gromic2k
      @Gromic2k 8 місяців тому +6

      What she talks about sounds too good to be true. I wonder if it actually is the case here.

    • @hilvanheijn
      @hilvanheijn 8 місяців тому

      I totally agree

    • @Dion-j8o
      @Dion-j8o 8 місяців тому +2

      I couldn’t agree more.

    • @Here_Today_
      @Here_Today_ 5 місяців тому +2

      @@Gromic2ktry it, get blood panels before and after

    • @Gromic2k
      @Gromic2k 5 місяців тому

      @@Here_Today_ No thanks. I´m done with this channel and the people selling theirs snake oils

  • @Eaves.T
    @Eaves.T Рік тому +1873

    The whole episode is phenomenal, but I have to say... he is SO good at this work because he actually LISTENS to engage. So many podcasters spend more time thinking about the next thing THEY want to say, like they'd rather hear themselves than their guest.
    He's just so thoughtful and processes everything his guests bring. It's a breath of fresh air.

    • @retired_early
      @retired_early Рік тому +26

      Absolutely. I am amazed that this channel isn’t much more well known.

    • @memp9786
      @memp9786 Рік тому +30

      Agreed! I love his interviews not just because of the jewels the guests always drop, but the way HE conducts an interview and LISTENS intently, while processing and engaging in what was actually said. He does all this while still controlling the interview’s flow and timing. I adore men with this ability- it’s so important & balancing, especially from the perspective of this chatty woman! 😅

    • @kwimms
      @kwimms Рік тому

      That's because this guy is a beta loser and fallen women adore weak men.

    • @HeatherMcSwayde
      @HeatherMcSwayde Рік тому +13

      He's like a calm Tom Bilyeu lol

    • @mbabaziashlyn1978
      @mbabaziashlyn1978 Рік тому

      Uuuuuuu

  • @annamaria9646
    @annamaria9646 Рік тому +1631

    I am so ashamed to write this, but as a 30 year old woman from Eastern European country this is the first time I was able to hear and fully learn about women's menstrual cycle. Especially menopause. Even though 70% of my family is all women we never talked about it, believe it or not - my mom never told me about a period. Learned from the internet. So glad that nowadays all this information is so accessible and we are tearing down all the "shame" (of what?). Love this podcast and this episode so much! Thank you Steven and Dr. Pelz, already on amazon searching for her books to further down my education :)

    • @erin.murphy
      @erin.murphy Рік тому +55

      You are not alone. And too often we are unaware of our hereditary health concerns, just because they were never spoken of. Communication is so important.

    • @sharondennis7185
      @sharondennis7185 Рік тому +29

      Get Dr.Peltz book, Fast Like A Girl!!!

    • @NeuroJ12
      @NeuroJ12 Рік тому +37

      I hate that but glad you found this video. I was the same way. Im 40 and I learned from the tampon box and after we had tried to have kids for years without luck. Now I know it’s best to teach my daughter that she can talk to me about anything. She’s only 4 though.

    • @katsmeow6946
      @katsmeow6946 Рік тому +24

      I’m glad that you has the internet. I had books,tg. Not the one and only book she ever told me I should read. It was all about flowers. I was twenty before I realized what it was symbolic of.😂

    • @mariat3216
      @mariat3216 Рік тому +37

      Hi Anna Maria my name is Agnes Teresa Maria nad my daughters name Anna that's why it took my attention to read your message. I am also from Eastern Europe. I ah e learned about my period in the most horrific way when I was a teen, got up at night to pee and screamed bloody murder in the middle of night , I thought I'm dying that's it's end of me. My Grandparents , my aunt with baby and uncle , my Mom bursted into the bathroom and all started to laugh. I was told I am a woman now. That's how my womanhood issues started, shame. I educated my children the minute their puberty started about period and not to mention I project my menstruation fear on them. It was not celebrating being a woman it was a curse. My whole life to the point my uterus was removed. That's how your mind works!!!! My children already knew about menstruation, sex from internet and school. There is a lock of proper education I think and too much tabu and politics and we women suffer! Men- o- pause ? I had no idea what it is until I and my baby and my body went into menopause at age 33!!!! I am 51 and still going!! Because there is pre, menopause, and post. Fasting, vegan diet, hydration, yoga helped me so much with symptoms. The sooner you start changing your diet and cutting crap food, coke, Pepsi, chips , and stresssssssssssss eliminate as much as you could. And I eat when I'm hungry , sometimes I don't eat at all. And I'm ok. And do I over eat? I can't.

  • @mindiscott9749
    @mindiscott9749 7 місяців тому +381

    I had my 3rd kid at 40. My ex walked out 5 months later. So I spent my 40s raising an infant, 4 & 6 year old alone! After listening to her, I'm a freaking goddess! 😂😂😂😂 ❤

    • @Marie-yx5ie
      @Marie-yx5ie 6 місяців тому +24

      Yes you are 👏👏👏

    • @pandascribbless
      @pandascribbless 6 місяців тому +2

      👏👏

    • @christinebrassard1200
      @christinebrassard1200 6 місяців тому +6

      Why are you a freaking goddess?

    • @ericgfx01
      @ericgfx01 5 місяців тому +13

      @@christinebrassard1200because she listened to this podcast. We’re all going to be freaking goddesses in a month or two.

    • @Yul-yi3ff
      @Yul-yi3ff 5 місяців тому

      To make herself feel better​@@christinebrassard1200

  • @michellemartin6689
    @michellemartin6689 Рік тому +516

    appreciate a man who not only doesn't shy away from talking about periods but wants to learn more & asks questions

    • @mAniushia
      @mAniushia Рік тому +9

      Also takes notes and adds it to his calendar.

    • @Grannievore
      @Grannievore Рік тому +9

      Yup. Realizing he needed to learn, and then immediately taking the time to do so.

    • @zszs2882
      @zszs2882 Рік тому +3

      Totally agree. His girlfriend is very lucky with him.❤

    • @ko.ala.b
      @ko.ala.b Рік тому

      you mean a grown adult man?

    • @michellemartin6689
      @michellemartin6689 Рік тому +1

      @@ko.ala.b yes. They are rare

  • @amirsulam8469
    @amirsulam8469 Рік тому +852

    This 2 hours podcast delivered knowledge equivalent to a one-semester university course. And it will change my eating routine forever.

    • @robbieogle8622
      @robbieogle8622 Рік тому +4

      Yessss!!!!

    • @SHERLYNTORRES
      @SHERLYNTORRES Рік тому +4

      I concur!

    • @AJ-dw9or
      @AJ-dw9or Рік тому +6

      How’s it going for you? I’ve been fasting for two days and oh my gosh it’s amazing.

    • @amirsulam8469
      @amirsulam8469 Рік тому +16

      @@AJ-dw9or So far I did the 24 hours fasting. Only water and black coffee. And was doing exercise during it. Sharp mind, no fatigue, lost belly fat. Also No food cravings. Planning on 48 hours fast this weekend.

    • @munebeebus
      @munebeebus Рік тому +2

      Yep and no offense to him but I’ve fallen asleep twice lol

  • @gustavoarios
    @gustavoarios Рік тому +660

    She changed my life, Ive followed her advice and have been on one meal a day now for 3 months and I have lost 24 pounds and I am beginning to get myself back and my self esteem • She is an angel and this is the most profound UA-cam video I have ever watched • THANK YOU Dr Mindy Pelz

    • @taysseacrets8122
      @taysseacrets8122 Рік тому +4

      Thank you for sharing

    • @myszastamysz
      @myszastamysz Рік тому +17

      Well done, congratulations. I also recommend Dr Sten Ekberg and Eric Berg MD. Both have huge chanels on you tube and tons of informations on Keto and fasting. Also very articulate and well spoken

    • @carolinerobertson2091
      @carolinerobertson2091 Рік тому +8

      I'm trying to loose weight and I fast for 18 hours .. weight not moving what do you have for your one meal I'd like to try it ...I lost ten kilo then just stopped 😢xx

    • @eac6146
      @eac6146 Рік тому

      ⁠@@carolinerobertson2091Try to eat more protein first, then green vegetables and fiber. For example, some fish or chicken with a green salad with only lime and salt. Also, you can eat black beans or kidney red beans for your fiber portion. You can use another fiber resource you like; remember, they are an excellent source of carbohydrates, too. Most importantly, remove sugar from your drinks and food and change white flour products. I lost 14 lbs in one month and then 6 lbs in the second month. I started fasting on 18/6, and now I have changed to 20/4. It isn't easy, but I never felt so well.

    • @stephaniekolsut5478
      @stephaniekolsut5478 Рік тому +7

      Same. Plateaued after 15 pounds.
      Patience is a virtue; don't give up.

  • @zarachou4045
    @zarachou4045 7 місяців тому +105

    This Ramadan I am strength training and breaking my fast with lots of protein. I have been losing weight and I feeling stronger than ever before, it all makes so much sense after watching this. Thank you !

  • @edminaliutke1110
    @edminaliutke1110 Рік тому +857

    I have listened to a few Dr. Mindy’s interviews before, but this genuinely is the best one. Huge respect to Steven for not being afraid to look naive or silly and ask very simple, yet fundamental questions. Those questions made entire conversations much much richer. I am in awe of his interviewing skills!

    • @waffle_chair9269
      @waffle_chair9269 Рік тому +33

      He’s so transparent, it sadly, makes him unique in todays environment, but such a pleasure to watch him.

    • @cybersechs1368
      @cybersechs1368 Рік тому +3

      i think he's naturally dense

    • @tonygallivan6748
      @tonygallivan6748 Рік тому +64

      I think he's naturally curious. Naturally dense people don't build agencies from 0 to £300m in 7 years.

    • @Maderlololohio
      @Maderlololohio Рік тому +15

      ​@@tonygallivan6748 indeed. He is truly open-minded.

    • @DaMoj009
      @DaMoj009 Рік тому +16

      Every man and woman should know each others physiology there's no reason not to know our own body's and our partners.

  • @KarinaRubio-i7l
    @KarinaRubio-i7l 11 місяців тому +1220

    My mom decided not to do chemo for her diagnosed breast cancer. She did fasting for over 72hours and she has been cancer free for 3years now. She continues to do fasting cycles. It is once of the most amazing underrated healing methods.

    • @CheRob96
      @CheRob96 11 місяців тому +7

      ♥️♥️♥️

    • @pragyansharma9542
      @pragyansharma9542 11 місяців тому +40

      May I know more about 72 hours fasting your mom did. Was it with just water or waterless or something else? Please share the knowledge as it would benefit me immensely!

    • @joannethayerrealtor3653
      @joannethayerrealtor3653 11 місяців тому

      We are the only mammal that doesn't de worm themselves. Look into this for a cure for cancer. The Joe Tippens story!

    • @ssabbassi888
      @ssabbassi888 11 місяців тому +19

      How many cycles of 72 hr fasting did she do?

    • @LindaRosem
      @LindaRosem 10 місяців тому +9

      Curious about the cycle question posed

  • @saravandenheuvel9103
    @saravandenheuvel9103 Рік тому +388

    As a 52 yr old woman, this is THE MOST informative, educational, motivational, enlightened podcast I've ever listened to. Thank you 🙏🏻

    • @bbalance2086
      @bbalance2086 Рік тому +8

      Agreed!😊

    • @branddrivenipad4772
      @branddrivenipad4772 Рік тому +12

      Yes! Agreed. 53 and navigating the roller coaster with as much grace as possible.

    • @tobes911
      @tobes911 Рік тому +10

      I love you both so much...meaning I love your seeking mind. Thank you so much! Great talk! ❤ 👍🙏

    • @panditav1
      @panditav1 Рік тому +4

      as a 19 i think the same

    • @LathropLdST
      @LathropLdST Рік тому +1

      😂 😂 Meaning you have not listened to a lot, and it shows!

  • @amandacundy2360
    @amandacundy2360 8 місяців тому +18

    Wow….. I can honestly say that as a 61 year old woman, now retired healthcare practitioner, mother and wife, who has always put everyone first, listening to the last question of this podcast, has made me finally decide that I actually need to think about me. I feel quite emotional just listening to the honest and refreshing conversation that you guys had. I have to admit that this will definitely change my way of thinking and my habit’s. I started fasting a week ago (16/8), I understand so much more now and know what I’m doing wrong! So have some things to change today. I hope the impetus I feel after listening to this will not diminish too quickly. Thank you to both of you.

    • @notadonna5983
      @notadonna5983 5 місяців тому

      Thank you for adding emphasis to this. I'm glad I saw your comment before moving on to something else.qq I have just found this video and am in the same boat as you were. I hope you have kept it up or will decide to start again.. i am convinced that when we love ourselves we contribute more and better, but it's time for me to adjust my behavior accordingly! Thanks , again!❤

  • @Pamylo14
    @Pamylo14 11 місяців тому +531

    Saw this podcast in June 2023, bought her book, fasted as recommended around my cycle: the weight dropped so fast! All I had to do is maintain it with good nutrition and increased steps... 3 months later dropped 15lbs, 6 months later weight is finally stable. I've been struggling for 2 years to lose my post baby weight. Thanks so much for this podcast 🎉

    • @aviaannette
      @aviaannette 9 місяців тому +1

      What book?

    • @Pamylo14
      @Pamylo14 9 місяців тому +5

      @aviaannette it's called Fast like a Girl

    • @anwaarsherwaly4087
      @anwaarsherwaly4087 9 місяців тому +1

      Did it affect your cycle or hormons?

    • @frugalmomofmany
      @frugalmomofmany 8 місяців тому +1

      Do you have to follow a diet like keto, or can you eat what you want and just fast properly?

    • @Pamylo14
      @Pamylo14 8 місяців тому +10

      @frugalmomofmany I followed a diet with whole foods vs keto. I prioritized protein and made sure to have good sources of fiber (rice, potatoes, quinoa ...) but also lots of fruits and veggies. Also, I think the number one thing that helped me stop snacking is meal prepping. Prep BF, lunch and dinner and even snack daily to help manage cravings. Hope this helps

  • @sfernandezponce
    @sfernandezponce Рік тому +437

    Aimed for a 36h fast thinking I could not make it past 24h, I ended up reaching 48h.
    I was amazed at how quickly my body adapted. If you are thinking about it, let this be your sign 🙌
    I felt super sharp at work and light, more energised overall. Totally worth it!

    • @lindarose907
      @lindarose907 Рік тому +29

      I just read her book and have ‘em been doing the fasting cycles and I have dropped 20pounds so far. And it’s easy, I’m never going back.

    • @sfernandezponce
      @sfernandezponce Рік тому +8

      @@lindarose907 Hey Linda! That is amazing. What fasting cycles do you mean? 24h once a week and 10h window the rest of the days?

    • @misspopulaire
      @misspopulaire Рік тому +12

      Amino acids are found in wide variety of food. Saying amino acids are found in “meat” is misleading. Where does the “meat” get the amino acids. We eat plant eaters. So They get there amino acids from the plants they eat.

    • @jamesart9
      @jamesart9 Рік тому +21

      Yep, the 1st 24 to 36 hours is the hardest, but from day 3 you can go for as long as you want.
      Your body will let you know when it needs food again, not from hunger pangs, but from your body feeling you from the core.
      I felt like my bones were hungry :)

    • @sarahw3496
      @sarahw3496 Рік тому +3

      How did you do this??? I cannot get there.

  • @antoniobunoza5075
    @antoniobunoza5075 Рік тому +557

    My 65-year-old mom started intermitting fasting last year and lost 20kg in the first 12 months. Before that, she was overweight for years (decades). She is looking and feeling younger than she was 5 years ago. But the most important thing of all the benefits she's seen is probably self-confidence because she proved to herself that she can do something so significant. I'm so Proud of her. Hopefully, her story can inspire others to try it out and see if it works for them. It's fascinating to see her grow older in age, but getting younger with her physique.

    • @mandaeandt1433
      @mandaeandt1433 Рік тому +15

      Seen same kind of changes with a friend of ours - it works!

    • @LucaRedTarot
      @LucaRedTarot Рік тому +4

      ❤❤❤

    • @annmarieknapp2480
      @annmarieknapp2480 Рік тому +5

      That's wonderful!!

    • @verseywright64
      @verseywright64 Рік тому +6

      Thanks for your comment…definitely inspired by the real stories.

    • @Mrs.L.44
      @Mrs.L.44 Рік тому +14

      Thank you! As a 62 year old woman, that is encouraging to hear.

  • @annet5858
    @annet5858 6 місяців тому +49

    Whenever I do my 36 hour fast I come back here for motivation and education. Fasting becomes easier if you see it as a healing tool for your body.

    • @Helen.5k
      @Helen.5k 2 місяці тому +1

      Lost belly fat?

  • @fsccft0804
    @fsccft0804 Рік тому +418

    What a great conversation! My husband learned to recognize my mood swings.. instead of fighting he learned how to make me laugh. This changed our marriage.

  • @MacSwan
    @MacSwan Рік тому +242

    I’m 67 now and honestly when I look back at that time of perimenopause I feel like I went thru the war for 15-17 years. The sweats, hair loss, loss of libido, the belly fat, brain fog and terrible depression. I had no help, I didn’t do anything for myself, any estrogen offered gave me terrible cramps. I’m making it a point now to learn and treat myself better.

    • @laurab8626
      @laurab8626 Рік тому +4

      How old were you when you went through perimenopause?

    • @annmarieknapp2480
      @annmarieknapp2480 Рік тому +21

      I started perimenopause at 43 and now at 54 still going through symptoms. Use black cohosh for hot flashes. I am on carnivore diet and I do intermittent fasting and I have noticed hot flashes are less frequent. Frankly, menopause royally sucks and the belly bloat and brain fog are maddening. I won't do hormone replacement because I don't want to increase risk of breast cancer. I do feel that getting rid of sugar, refined sugars,carbs, and seeded oils (canola, cottonseed etc.), have really helped with symptoms.

    • @Bambisgf77
      @Bambisgf77 Рік тому +4

      @xylay3540my situation is a little different I was dropped into instant menopause at 40 after a total hysterectomy to remove endometriosis. Once in my 5 year journey I went off the meds for a week. It was then I absolutely marveled that any woman could/ would go thru this without HRT 🤯
      I was always going to take hrt as being in full blown MP at just 40 is very undesirable. I know it may sound lame but I was tremendously concerned with accelerated aging. Not just on my face but in my body, brain fog, aching joints, weight gain… I have certainly experienced these but not on the level of my 2 friends who cannot take HRT bc their endo was unable to be completely removed. My point of writing this is to say please do not needlessly suffer. Research & advances have been made since our mothers took hrt. Should you find yourself losing your hair, sex drive, dry skin, night sweats, excessive anger & mood swings to name a few- give hrt a try for a couple of months. For me that little blue pill is so vital to my well being that the benefits far outweigh the potential consequences.

    • @ThePortalTheory
      @ThePortalTheory Рік тому +5

      ​@Ann Marie Knapp I started carnivore over a month ago and I'm in perimenopause. Omg my energy...libido...depression...hunger... all gone. ❤

    • @alisoncross2399
      @alisoncross2399 Рік тому +5

      Lauren - my hair is falling out, did yours return or stop (I'd settle for just stopping with the hair loss), but I am really worried about it :/

  • @Salamander407
    @Salamander407 Рік тому +135

    Lost 85 lbs listening to Mindy and Dr.Fung! Saved my life, such a class act.

    • @janthomas9542
      @janthomas9542 Рік тому +16

      Me too and Dr Eric Berg, who currently has over 10 million subscribers 🎉

    • @Gwynbuck
      @Gwynbuck Рік тому +1

      @@janthomas9542 They are both chiropractors. They know about how muscles and skeletons interact with each other.

    • @bodyblisscoach
      @bodyblisscoach Рік тому +1

      Congrats! I bet you feel fantastic!

    • @alisha108
      @alisha108 Рік тому +2

      Dr Pradip Jamnadas too ❤

    • @LILBIT-iyq
      @LILBIT-iyq Рік тому

      ​@@GwynbuckDr Fung is a Nephrologist. Earliest pioneer of Fasting in our modern times.

  • @angelajuneau7457
    @angelajuneau7457 6 місяців тому +110

    I’m am so engrossed in this. I’m 51. Premenopausal. 30lbs overweight and a sugar addict. I also have 6 herniated discs so exercise is difficult. I hurt from head to toe and have chronic fatigue. This is the first thing I have heard that sounds promising. I have been so depressed lately about the way I look and feel. I am terrible with sticking to any diets. Feel like I’m at the end of my rope. I’m ordering the book today! Wish me luck.

    • @notadonna5983
      @notadonna5983 5 місяців тому +6

      We do wish you the best. If you overcome whatever resistance you feel to changing yourself, you will change how you age and so much else. Don't give up! If you slip, start again! Yay, you!❤❤❤

    • @queenbee7753
      @queenbee7753 5 місяців тому +3

      How does your fasting work? It is 13 days ago. You must have overcome your sugaraddiction now. Feeling better?

    • @Jenny-hh1um
      @Jenny-hh1um 5 місяців тому +7

      Take a nature walk. Walk in a place that you like. Do small things like 5 planks or modified planks in morning and evening. Build up over time.
      Don't do fad diets .eat real foods, but give your self grace on the days you have the cake..and DON'T eat it and assign negative thoughts to it. Enjoy it.
      Notice all the flavors in processed foods and I bet you can find a flavor in there that you don't like. Processed foods abuse our dopamine receptors 😂 and we loose.
      Write down what you want and what the changes would need to be and start small.
      Like on" Saturday I will make a healthy balanced meal that I can freeze for the week. On Sunday I am going to stretch and walk at "X" park."
      Have fun and I wish you the best!!

    • @andresmalo254
      @andresmalo254 5 місяців тому +2

      You go girl you have this! ❤

    • @spiritual_home_for_artists
      @spiritual_home_for_artists 5 місяців тому +1

      You can do it! Live your desired life now ❤️🌅🌅❤️ moment by moment

  • @Blizzzavy
    @Blizzzavy Рік тому +579

    Please make a panel discussion where Dr. Mindy Pelz (hormones and fasting expert), Satchin Panda (circadian and hormones expert) and Katie Brindle (Chinese medicine expert > breakfast is the most important) share their wisdom on food, lifestyle and health. That conversation would blow our mind and I think the world is ready for those deep insights 🎉

    • @Caffine2004
      @Caffine2004 Рік тому +40

      Exactly, there is so much confusion out there. Is it fasting or calorie deficit created by fasting, eat breakfast, don’t eat breakfast, no idea what I am supposed to follow to get me out of a slump!

    • @Caffine2004
      @Caffine2004 Рік тому +8

      @@sascho755 thank you for taking the time post. Appreciate your advice, and yes I am overweight. I do row and walk min of 10,000 and know it’s my food choices holding me back. I guess what I am most concerned about is impact on my metabolism having yo yo dieted since I was 12. Just trying to find the plan that fits this menopausal body I am trying to learn to improve and love.

    • @Silk8888
      @Silk8888 Рік тому +3

      And Dr. Giles Yeo. Would be amazing. Loved him on the podcast.

    • @mylovelealife1460
      @mylovelealife1460 Рік тому +7

      Absolutely fantastic episode so so informative as a peri menopausal women its like a mine field thankyou so much for this vitamin d and magnesium ordered ❤❤

    • @akhtar7574
      @akhtar7574 Рік тому

      ​ Breakfast is indeed the most important meal of the day.

  • @LunaticLUNAViNA
    @LunaticLUNAViNA Рік тому +360

    Love the respect that Steven was showing by LITERALLY taking notes on how better to understand his girl. That is what mindfulness and attentiveness looks like :)

  • @andreia.salsinha
    @andreia.salsinha Рік тому +356

    This was the best talk you ever had in this podcast, hands down. I could not stop listening to it. I have been intermittent fasting for nearly 2 years, but I've learned so much more today. I bought the book... This, what this incredible woman is saying, is gold dust! I will take my fasting to a new level because of her. People, humans, need to stop thinking of food all the damn time, we are not designed for this. 4 meals a day, 6 meals a day, snacks. We need to stop doing what the food industry is asking us to do. Eat ourselves to death...

    • @missjg1217
      @missjg1217 Рік тому +2

    • @mandypinkney5949
      @mandypinkney5949 Рік тому +2

      🎯

    • @Innerdiamond
      @Innerdiamond Рік тому +5

      Important to eat only when hungry. I eat 2xs a day and always early. Best way to go!

    • @JohnnyCrepe
      @JohnnyCrepe Рік тому +1

      For real

    • @ichigotheg.o.a.t
      @ichigotheg.o.a.t Рік тому

      actually, we are meant to eat, that's why our jaws are so weak, now, we're not supposed to eat high calorie, food ( s ), that's the thing, that's the problem,,.

  • @gapamu1024
    @gapamu1024 7 місяців тому +81

    That 2 hours and 13 minutes wasn't enough, I could listen to Dr Pelz all day.

    • @Here_Today_
      @Here_Today_ 5 місяців тому +4

      Knowledge with passion is fantastic!

    • @Huggums1
      @Huggums1 4 місяці тому +3

      I could listen to Dr Mindy all day too. Love her passion.

  • @tesshi5628
    @tesshi5628 Рік тому +540

    I do 24hr a day fasting traditionally for the last 7years, and all she telling us is absolutely what I've experienced in my life, I never get sick, I run 10km 4x a week, and feel energetic more than anytime. Fasting Benefits is more than we can imagine.

    • @quad3r
      @quad3r Рік тому +129

      So you haven’t eaten for 7 years?

    • @emmanuelchigozie5420
      @emmanuelchigozie5420 Рік тому +34

      ​@@quad3r I guess he means, he'll fast for 24hrs maybe taking only water.
      Then he'll have a good meal and then fast another 24hrs, cycle continues like that.

    • @hi6911
      @hi6911 Рік тому +32

      @@quad3r OMAD…One Meal A Day, every 24 hours

    • @robertoreyes4258
      @robertoreyes4258 Рік тому +19

      I think he means he does a fast for a full 24 hrs. Just a shot in the dark but I'm guessing 1x/week.

    • @quad3r
      @quad3r Рік тому +54

      Thanks for the clarification guys, I was beginning to think he was one of those breatharians

  • @MonsieurDrobot
    @MonsieurDrobot Рік тому +68

    “Be your own study” made me want to cry tears of joy. Absolutely PHENOMENAL interview, shared with my friends and family

  • @tedwasanasan3805
    @tedwasanasan3805 Рік тому +361

    I love her energy, she doesn't get offended, shes playful and engaging, and well versed in having to explain herself to dumb or doubtful people.

    • @janeC1981
      @janeC1981 Рік тому +5

      Same here. ❤

    • @sarahstoll6577
      @sarahstoll6577 Рік тому +23

      She doesn’t get offended, AND he is incredibly receptive and respectful throughout.

    • @kwimms
      @kwimms Рік тому

      @@sarahstoll6577 He's a W.I.M.P. look it up.

    • @stephaniecrahal5336
      @stephaniecrahal5336 Рік тому +4

      She's being manipulative. Her information is pseudoscience. Just look up reviews on her book from Registered Dietitians and other nutrition experts. She is merely another chiropractor trying to get famous.

    • @HolisticManifesting
      @HolisticManifesting Рік тому +5

      ​@@stephaniecrahal5336pseudoscience is often very reliable, just not fully understood

  • @mrswiggles4790
    @mrswiggles4790 6 місяців тому +34

    Today is 5.24.24. I have no idea HOW I came upon this podcast but I am SO GLAD THAT I DID.
    I started to cry when she began to talk about menopause and women being unable to hold onto information like we used to. I have said this in my life to my husband, my siblings, my mentor at work and my boss. I mostly get the side eye or the empathetic nod like they are TRYING to understand but just don’t. To have this confirmed as an actual symptom of a loss of estrogen brings me such relief. Now I KNOW that I’m not crazy and I’m not making this stuff up. And what she said about the ability to handle stress now is definitely on point. I’m in my mind 50’s and have been in menopause for a full year…takes at least 3yrs of no cycle before they consider you in full menopause. It has been one HECK of a ride.
    Subscribed

  • @jwhitebwc
    @jwhitebwc Рік тому +101

    OMG!! I am a 62 year old man surrounded by women Wife, daughters, granddaughters , Mother, nieces, in-laws and friends. Wow! How enlightening! Thank you! I plan to be more empathetic, helpful, healthy and now wiser. Cheers

    • @teddycreasey2275
      @teddycreasey2275 Рік тому

      The testosterone level part is all bullshit mate all studies show it goes down not up by 1300% 😅😅 wouldn’t believe much this bird says

    • @shaunvduke
      @shaunvduke Рік тому +5

      Tracking all those cycles is going to need a spreadsheet....

    • @arymay8924
      @arymay8924 6 місяців тому

      Hahaha!!!

    • @KimberleeT1961
      @KimberleeT1961 5 місяців тому

      You're amazing!

  • @AMOE_30
    @AMOE_30 Рік тому +148

    I recently began to do 3-day water fasting. The belly fat that I’ve been trying to lose for a decade has been ‘vanishing!’ Joints have stopped aching, skin has improved and energy is up. I also feel more positive mood. I’m glad I learned about fasting. It works for me!

    • @joygreen2856
      @joygreen2856 Рік тому +5

      ❤ oh my Lord thank you for saying this.

    • @lordandrew3375
      @lordandrew3375 Рік тому

      @oma7698. When u said water fasting. Do u mean not drinking water or only drinking water only. I want to try this can u still take zinc n medications. N melatonin at night but no food. Thank you for replying back. I deff want my belly fat to go

    • @boneguardsteel994
      @boneguardsteel994 Рік тому

      ​@@lordandrew3375Has to be only drinking water

    • @abenezarabraham7191
      @abenezarabraham7191 Рік тому

      @@lordandrew3375 water fast only, meaning only drinking water, I currently do 24-36hr fasts and slowly building up to 48-72hr water intake only fasts, in regard to medications and supplements I would do further research, however I still take my zinc/magnesium during my fasts and don’t notice any difference. But to each his own, recommend doing a little more research though as everyone is different

    • @tommipaunonen4051
      @tommipaunonen4051 Рік тому +3

      ​@@lordandrew3375Water fasting means that only water digested. It is advisable to take some electrolytes with that also, one option being the salt types mentioned. Those have the minerals your body needs, especially important if you are losing them by swetting.

  • @heathermullinax3503
    @heathermullinax3503 Рік тому +201

    There are several parts of this that brought me to tears. My mother passed away from an accidental overdose at 48 years old. Two years prior she had a some sort of switch and she completely changed from the person I knew my whole life. The explanation of women during menopause has given me a new level of understanding to what may have been going on for her in the last few years of her life.
    I’ve also struggled with my weight my entire life. I feel very defeated with my appearance most days and it prevents me from having any motivation to keep going when it comes to health. Knowing that my body isn’t working against me but rather working for me to survive and place fat outside rather than internally has just shifted the way I think of my body and myself.
    Thank you so much for spreading this information. I truly feel like I will walk away with lifestyle changes after this video.

    • @topofmindwithterri
      @topofmindwithterri Рік тому +2

      100%

    • @OneWorldSinger
      @OneWorldSinger Рік тому +7

      Although the discussion about the menstrual cycle and mood is interesting, what about cases of women having no observable period (e.g., pregnant) on which to base "day one" of a cycle and how to relate with us and optimize our mental health, brain power, and creativity?

    • @Ingrid922
      @Ingrid922 Рік тому +3

      @@OneWorldSinger Or if you've had your uterus taken out, but not your ovaries, so also no observable period. I've had three children, and I'm done.

    • @leilarawash4020
      @leilarawash4020 Рік тому

      N77

    • @jansmith3158
      @jansmith3158 Рік тому

      ps do a parasite cleanse for a possible cause of over eating/weight gain. see yt ch Candida eric bakker naturopath, Dr Berg, Dr Group, Dr Axe, Dr Hilda Clark, Road to perfect health brenda watson = good info. Vets know that if an animal is over eating they have parasites...back 100 years ago citizens use to do parasite cleanses several times a year (many countries today still do this health protocal)...big phrama companies came into play and dont want healthy people they want sick people who will take Rx drugs for life to stop symptoms but, not cure.
      Dr Group states in his vid that he believes 90% of USA citizens have parasites....Dr Hilda Clark stated that all "disease is caused by parasites". Herbs from your local health food store = parasite cleanse with a good diet like keto and/or Carnivore diet heal the gut.

  • @KH-5544
    @KH-5544 Місяць тому +3

    This woman is the most amazing. She gave this information away for free. This is the best advice and interview I've ever seen.
    Thank you so much for helping the world with your knowledge, for free!!!

  • @afridarnisa2661
    @afridarnisa2661 Рік тому +103

    NOTES:
    1:11:35 menstrual cycle
    2-12 can handle a lot
    10-15 motivation and mood
    17-18 care the most
    18-28
    Care a week before the period
    1:31:03 lifestyle
    1:34:13 routine (man)
    1:35:33-1:36:43 routine (women)
    1:37:26 -1:37:51 food (womem)
    1:38:13 1:38:25 eat time (women)
    1:39:28 magnesium
    1:39:50 -1:41:00 vit-D
    1:42:10 1:42:57 toxin pathway block
    1:53:22 cardio isn’t longterm (women) -1:55:00 but for mental health
    1:55:07 - 1:55:44 weight lift
    1:58:01 weight lift + protein 1:58:29 late dinner ×
    1:59:37 fast
    2:00:41 -2:01:25
    2:07:05 fat snacks

    • @michelleh7810
      @michelleh7810 Рік тому +3

      Thank you!

    • @SS-no5jp
      @SS-no5jp Рік тому +2

      I was looking for the menu Thank you ps I forget the term used

    • @samvijfernando5555
      @samvijfernando5555 17 днів тому

      Me too was looking for this. Thanks..

  • @viviennebolton4358
    @viviennebolton4358 Рік тому +125

    Fasting has saved my life quite literally and Dr Mindy has been the key influencer. I've paid out so much money on diets but Dr Mindy'advice helped me not only save money but I've lost 2stone in weight in just 8 weeks without masses of physical activity. At 70 years old I have more energy, my joints don't ache like before, and I don't have an addiction to sugar any longer and I look so much better! I can't thank her enough!

    • @74the_magpie
      @74the_magpie Рік тому +3

      I’m 70 with acid reflux. Eating anything 4 times a day whether it’s toast or just something? My acids are in check. How do you fast?

    • @viviennebolton4358
      @viviennebolton4358 Рік тому +2

      @@74the_magpie hello, just watch the video's to see how you do it. The other emotional 'how' is getting to a point when you are so sick of eating Gaviscon like sweets and the weight affecting all that you do, like it was for me. I just reached a point when I said "No more"! I then started the next day cutting out all sugars and refined foods. I don't regret a day since and can allow a biscuit or a piece of cake into my daily plan, occasionally. It's no longer a 'need to have' sugar or carbs! Hope that helps.

  • @praneet_kaur
    @praneet_kaur Рік тому +173

    I listen to podcasts all the time and I have never come across a more connecting one. Each and every question was being asked from such a genuine place of curiosity and each answer was wrapped in kindness and deep concern for the humankind. It is heartwarming to see that such important and life changing facts were shared here with so much grace, passion and vulnerability. Thank you Steven and Dr. Mindy. This is a heart touching and a life changing podcast.

  • @K2blades2
    @K2blades2 6 місяців тому +17

    Best thing that EVER happened to me was menopause! Now I have my life back!

  • @Zedcash23
    @Zedcash23 Рік тому +126

    I'm from Zambia, Southern Africa, I'm deeply moved with this episode, I wish more people could have access to this information. It's so educative and life changing! Thank you so much!

  • @Ngwazi
    @Ngwazi 9 місяців тому +345

    This episode changed my life. I'm watching it for the second time because I can't get enough of the insights. I started intermitted fasting 7:17 and I've never felt so great. I feel light, sharp, awake and active. I've coupled my fasting with one hour evening walks after my last meal, and I've dropped some good weight.
    #advocateforfasting

    • @TheDiaryOfACEO
      @TheDiaryOfACEO  9 місяців тому +37

      Wow! Thank you for letting us know, really happy you resonated with this episode. Team DOAC 🙏

    • @mariannekorobkova1271
      @mariannekorobkova1271 9 місяців тому +3

      Probably the fasting not for everybody. I am eating one meal a day almost a year now. My waight is the same, im overwaight, i got diabetes 2,thyrox problems, high bloodpressure... And all the same. No effect what so ever. Exept, when im not eating, im more consetrated and energy level is high.

    • @Those.who.stay.silent.consent
      @Those.who.stay.silent.consent 8 місяців тому +21

      Y’all don’t have any contacts with Muslim people? We’ve been doing this since 1440 years, and we’ve been shat on as long for doing it lol. 1 month a year then 2 days a week , it changes everything mentally you become so sharp and way more disciplined, fasting is the door towards stoicism

    • @SabaMalik-v8p
      @SabaMalik-v8p 8 місяців тому +12

      You need to vary your fasts ans not do the same one over and over

    • @ottereformicus782
      @ottereformicus782 7 місяців тому

      @@Those.who.stay.silent.consent Philosophers in Ancient times fasted, The Magians of Persia influenced those Philosophers, Salman one of those Magians created Islam as a means to squash a civil war and it became something much more than expected look into Jason Reza Jorjani interviews.

  • @reneewatson582
    @reneewatson582 Рік тому +104

    I just turned 80 and wish I could have gotten this information in my teens. Better late than never. I am so grateful to learn now. Many thanks

    • @c.l.montoya2972
      @c.l.montoya2972 Рік тому

      My sentiments exactly, this is reliable information which should’ve been taught to us in health class. Back in the ‘70’s the pyramid was a falsity presented to us purely for profits of food manufacturers. Finally the truth came out. It’s beneficial to learn something new each day. Best to you Renee with great respect🙏🏽

    • @SS-no5jp
      @SS-no5jp Рік тому +1

      Bless yah man 🎉

    • @TK-pm9mx
      @TK-pm9mx Рік тому +7

      I wish you many more years, and fantastic life quality in them!

    • @dafinakrasniqi2521
      @dafinakrasniqi2521 Рік тому +5

      I hope I will be as curious and intersted in my 80ies as you are ❤

  • @ikiraw21
    @ikiraw21 5 місяців тому +31

    My great grandmother was 97 years old and she cook roti and do all the things on her own. She fasted on Monday, Tuesday Thursday . And months of Shravaan due to Hindu tradition. I think yogis in olden days used to do the same meditation and fasting for long duration for enlightenment!

    • @Countrygirl8019
      @Countrygirl8019 5 місяців тому +4

      My grand mom never fasted and lived until 102 🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️you never know

  • @Michigander-girl
    @Michigander-girl Рік тому +292

    I'm watching this podcast 36 hours fasted hoping to make it to 72 hours. I love fasting, it makes all the aches and pains go away.

    • @jennielampa6630
      @jennielampa6630 Рік тому

      you are taking only water?

    • @damlasarac9665
      @damlasarac9665 Рік тому

      no you can drink 0 calorie drinks like tea and coffe@@jennielampa6630

    • @alinashahid3798
      @alinashahid3798 Рік тому +4

      So you’re only taking water but how do you do this fasting. If i have my breakfast at 11am i’ll have to wait for 36hours to eat next meal? This way i’ll have no enough proten, carbs, fat any nutrients going in my body 😯😯

    • @marinakartell5726
      @marinakartell5726 Рік тому +4

      @alinashahid3798 I attempted today, but failed miserably. I hate fasting but have insulin and cortisol resistance, so I NEED to somehow fast for 36 hrs to jump-start the weight loss.... 😞

    • @Salio_Mendes
      @Salio_Mendes Рік тому +26

      I'm 12 hours in now wish me luck 🤞🤞

  • @leeannakligis4393
    @leeannakligis4393 10 місяців тому +125

    Dr. Mindy changed my life. I started intermittent fasting 6 months ago after I watched this podcast. I have dropped 18 pounds and have never felt or looked better. I just started her book and I am learning even more. Thank you for this podcast!

  • @williamski10
    @williamski10 Рік тому +177

    This lady is absolutely spot on. I suffered sepsis last year and it took me a long time to recover physically and for many months I still felt weak and shakey. I was very overweight (110kg) and had been for most of my adult life. Back in November I read a brief article on intermittent fasting and thought sod it, give it a go! I'm now 87 kg so still have a way to go but feel so much better in myself. I have breakfast and lunch no later than 1pm and then nothing but water after that. The only thing I've cut out of my diet is processed foods, I make my own bread and biscuits. I eat cheese, real butter red meat and pretty much everything else as long as it's home made. I can now exercise which I wasn't able to face before. Anyone reading this who's having doubts, just give yourself a month and stick to it strictly. If it works out for you and you start seeing the weight go down it becomes a lot less difficult, you'll find yourself doing it gladly. You'll soon realise that what you thought was hunger is actually just cravings but you'll feel so proud in yourself with each day that you stuck to it :)

    • @MarkShinnick
      @MarkShinnick Рік тому +5

      Excellent summary, thanks:)

    • @DEMOMAHREZ
      @DEMOMAHREZ Рік тому +4

      Like your determination!

    • @sandra.90
      @sandra.90 Рік тому +3

      I feel very happy for your journey back to life and hearing your recommendations 🙏

    • @rickbuell8996
      @rickbuell8996 Рік тому +6

      Also, bear in mind that cravings/ hunger are often symptoms of dehydration, easily remedied without food.

    • @amandaboulton8402
      @amandaboulton8402 Рік тому +2

      I think for those suffering an eating disorder this is a dangerous statement. Also you state you cut out all processed food that in itself without the fasting would have effected your health and weight.

  • @nomisukeindustries
    @nomisukeindustries 3 дні тому +2

    Been doing OMAD (one meal a day) since May (2024) and I've gone from 310 lbs to 240 lbs. I am no longer on blood pressure medication or colesterol medication. Six months. That's all it took.

  • @India-yi6or
    @India-yi6or Рік тому +143

    My brain is at a loss for how to describe the impactfulness of this interview. There are simply no words. Only a feeling that is indescribable. Thank you both 🙏🏾

    • @legalcake6125
      @legalcake6125 Рік тому +3

      Fr i cant believe the wealth of knowledge we have nowadays so good

  • @annakhrul-tran5943
    @annakhrul-tran5943 10 місяців тому +160

    I can't get enough of this woman. Please bring her back and do more episodes with her. You are both so very informative and inspirational, you both make such a good team.

  • @amaldahbi956
    @amaldahbi956 11 днів тому +3

    What a great episode! As a muslim woman. She just explained the science behind Islam’s fasting and recommended eating habits and lifestyle. May Allah bless her 🙏

  • @CarolFraserNutritionist
    @CarolFraserNutritionist 11 місяців тому +193

    45:00 I had a garden injury during Covid and struggled to get an appointment. It affected my groin area and also found I was limping from time-to-time when my leg would give out from under me. I thought perhaps it was a hairline fracture. The pain came on when I was double-digging and hit a huge rock with my spade. The pain lasted weeks. I tried everything in my holistic toolbox and the pain continued. Armed with the knowledge of cell repair I then decided to do a water fast, and after that, the pain was gone, never to return again.
    Did you know that when you fall ill and find that you're not feeling hungry, it's actually your body's clever way of starting to mend itself? Here's how it works in simple terms.
    Normally, your body uses a lot of energy to digest food. When you're sick, your body decides to use that energy for healing instead of digestion. So, it reduces your appetite to shift the focus.
    If you have an infection, eating less can sometimes help your body fight it off better. Certain germs thrive on the sugar and iron in our food, so by eating less, you're cutting off their supply.
    Think of it like closing a busy road to fix it properly. When you're not eating much, your body gets a chance to repair itself without the extra work of digesting food as your body refocuses' its energy for repair. What a wonderful healing machine we have!

    • @bridgetteschnider4410
      @bridgetteschnider4410 9 місяців тому

      Thanks!

    • @JeffSparrow87
      @JeffSparrow87 9 місяців тому +5

      Indeed, and everyone around me always kept pushing, you have to eat to gain strength. And always it would come out the same way as it came in. Sadly I can also not hold water down when sick. Day 2 and 3 are the worst, after that I can begin to drink more try some chicken Bouillon and start to get better. Only thing I need is a bucket, water and 3 days sleep. And now I know why. It's just my body saying no to food

    • @lolly_golightly
      @lolly_golightly 9 місяців тому +6

      As my grandmother always said, “starve a cold.” Old adage for a reason!

    • @k8eekatt
      @k8eekatt 8 місяців тому +3

      Yes, I can think of many instances like this. You are on to something!

    • @SamanthasUniverse
      @SamanthasUniverse 6 місяців тому +1

      And lots of sleep! This is, also, when our bodies heal. Thank you for sharing. Such great knowledge!❤

  • @Honeycrumblesmum
    @Honeycrumblesmum Рік тому +164

    This episode made me cry. I have never felt more understood in my entire life. Everything said about cycles resonates so much with me, I feel like my personality changes so much during the course of a cycle and my strength during the last week is so low (both emotionally and physically). I’m 28 and never heard how I feel so accurately described! 🎉

    • @gracegwozdz8185
      @gracegwozdz8185 Рік тому +6

      Octavia, just change your diet drastically 10 days before period eat like a Japanese lady: miso soup, green tea, fish, sea food - scallops, octopus, sea cucumber ect. and lots of green leafy vegetables in a bone broth and you'll see stable mood, happy disposition, great digestion with no bloating, unremarkable periods, and no more cramp. The worst you can do is to keep eating wheat, corn, soy and other processed grains which are also main feed for commercial livestock - highly proinflammatory!

    • @ashleylee7523
      @ashleylee7523 Рік тому +3

      I absolutely love Dr. Mindy!! She was so spot on about everything!! I am so grateful 🙏 I came across her on UA-cam!! It's been absolutely life changing. If every doctor had her passion to help & educate we could be in such a great place!! So thankful for her!! 💯 🙏❤️

    • @janethagen3385
      @janethagen3385 Рік тому +9

      I’m 64. This valuable information about a women’s cycle and fasting wasn’t around in my day. Come to think of it, my mom still hasn’t had “that talk” with me. LOL.

    • @AnnSisuLiv
      @AnnSisuLiv Рік тому

      What's sad is women get diagnosed as bi-polar and get put on pharmaceuticals which are poison all due to natural hormones they don't understand.

    • @jacqw4695
      @jacqw4695 Рік тому

      @@janethagen3385I'm right there with you sister! Talk about not having the talk; My Mom (now 95) said her Mom had no talk with her; rather she handed her a cloth and closed the door. My Mom says she didn't know whether to tie that cloth around her neck, or wad it up and hope for
      the best! This is great info.

  • @SurinG13
    @SurinG13 8 місяців тому +16

    as a son husband and father of a little princess I've learned so much about women's cycles in watching this podcast interview which I thought was primarily about intermittent fasting interview with dr. mindy platz who's an author and expert on the subject but specifically on how it relates to women in her book fast like a girl this podcast that's made me more aware and realize I need to learn more to be able to support the women in my life 🙏🏽😘👩🏻🤦🏽‍♂️👧🏻🙏🏽🥰🥰🥰🙏🏽👍🏽 sorry I wrote this partially to share it on social media and others in my life if my comments are confusing 🙏🏽😘👩🏻👶🏻👧🏻🙏🏽🥰🥰🥰🙏🏽👍🏽

  • @andrewwaller1948
    @andrewwaller1948 Рік тому +165

    As a 53 year old athlete who had trained his entire life , had the benifits of coaches and all the science , I am so impressed by this podcast , Its even at a higher level than I ever was instructed , but even more digestible , as a man I am also somewhat embarrassed I had no clue related to all hormones and cycles related to women . This podcast gets 11/10

    • @chipcook5346
      @chipcook5346 11 місяців тому

      Don't worry. I know more than all but one of my doctors about hormones. I know more about the various biomes in a human body than any of them. I hardly know anything. I'm sure you know more than yours, too. It's simply not in their training, neither do most of them pursue the knowledge down the line.

    • @DarkAngel-cj6sx
      @DarkAngel-cj6sx 11 місяців тому +2

      😂😂😂 women don't know anything either until it hits us.
      Only period then after it is a bomb

    • @clarkkent2005
      @clarkkent2005 11 місяців тому

      Question: She said to be cautious of what we smell and what we put on our skin. So no more cologne and lotion?

    • @chipcook5346
      @chipcook5346 11 місяців тому

      @@clarkkent2005 In a lot of cases. The easy way is to get one of those apps.

    • @themaven510
      @themaven510 10 місяців тому +2

      @@clarkkent2005Your skin is your largest organ; anything-read ANY 1 THING- that you put on your skin is absorbed, compounded daily. So, read that label; and then, if you wouldn’t squirt, spray, or put it directly in your mouth, don’t put it on your skin.

  • @lemluvah
    @lemluvah Рік тому +121

    I’ve been fasting for the last 8 years and what I’ve come to realize is managing stress and cortisol in this whole situation has added a new dimension to my health in a positive way

    • @piascottdenholder5175
      @piascottdenholder5175 Рік тому +1

      You have been fasting 8 years?? Not possible! Ok if you been fasting of and an or intermittent fasting 8 years but if you been fasting 8 years not possible

    • @lemluvah
      @lemluvah Рік тому +2

      @@piascottdenholder5175 lol god no practiting fasting in my lifestyle. I like food. So intermittent fasting to clarify

    • @dixsigns1717
      @dixsigns1717 Рік тому

      @@piascottdenholder5175
      semantics
      se·man·tics
      /səˈman(t)iks/
      noun
      the branch of linguistics and logic concerned with meaning. There are a number of branches and subbranches of semantics, including formal semantics, which studies the logical aspects of meaning, such as sense, reference, implication, and logical form, lexical semantics, which studies word meanings and word relations, and conceptual semantics, which studies the cognitive structure of meaning.
      the meaning of a word, phrase, sentence, or text.
      plural noun: semantics
      "such quibbling over semantics may seem petty stuff"

    • @laikanbarth
      @laikanbarth Рік тому +1

      I didn’t know that it helped with cortisol!! I desperately need to lower my cortisol. I’m going to try to fast!!

  • @simc66
    @simc66 Рік тому +144

    I did a 40hr fast after watching this, surprisingly easy and I feel great. I’m going to be doing this regularly.

    • @kabbythedog9409
      @kabbythedog9409 Рік тому +5

      Nice, I always wanted to dry fast and after watching a couple of her vids on it I did one last week

    • @vilmasarraf6895
      @vilmasarraf6895 Рік тому +4

      Well done. Did you do a water fast or a dry fast? Thank you in advance.

    • @isabelamacavei8418
      @isabelamacavei8418 Рік тому +6

      Ending day 3 on 18-21 hrs of (wet) fasting. I already have less pain in my joints, and I feel great. Weight is down even if only 0.8 lbs but sleep increased (possibly because being sick), and about an inch off my waist, hip, and things. Down time is great.

    • @GBCobber
      @GBCobber Рік тому

      Even easier when I don't eat carbs, since I don't feel hungry.

    • @sashalawrence4786
      @sashalawrence4786 Рік тому

      @@kabbythedog9409dry fasting is very tough on your kidneys please drink water

  • @christianrabemanantsoa1212
    @christianrabemanantsoa1212 Місяць тому +1

    "The purpose of living a fulfilled-life is touching humans you'll never actually meet." (Dr Mindy Pelz) Wow... This is definitely one of my favorite episodes. Many thanks to both of you!!!

  • @vanessakaye649
    @vanessakaye649 Рік тому +114

    I am in perimenopause and starting intermittent fasting when my mothers memory went and dementia took hold. I was fasting all wrong (for a girl) and although i was seeing some benefits, I wasn’t feeling that much better. Once I found Mindys You tube channel, that all changed. I am about to complete my 2nd round on the 30 day reset fast and its a game changer. I was afraid I’d put back the weight suddenly eating more after months of 20 hour fasts. The opposite happened. My sleep improved, my mood improved. The night sweats have reduced in severity. I dont weigh myself but i have lost belly fat, which has been next to near impossible for me in the past. It’s not hard to do, and I am razor sharp and focused while I’m fasting. The hunger is just a wave that leaves within a few minutes. I recommend getting to know your hormones and following Mindys channel. And if called, get her book, but really she offers so much on line that you could do with the videos only if you’re strapped for cash like many of us are these days.

    • @krizta1234
      @krizta1234 Рік тому +5

      Thanks for the info I have been on the verge of trying but scared to do it wrong but now I shall follow and get the book

    • @CH-pm6kh
      @CH-pm6kh Рік тому +3

      Love this comment thank you!

    • @lucrum8
      @lucrum8 Рік тому

      Thank you for sharing this, it has helpedv❤

    • @Me-vx1sh
      @Me-vx1sh Рік тому +2

      What were you doing wrong before and what did you change into that gave you good results?

  • @melissadd7597
    @melissadd7597 10 місяців тому +65

    I have cancer. I'm so glad she talked about all the toxins and skin being a breathable organ. If you want to prevent cancer or heal from cancer, must get rid of it ALL

    • @lindaabraham5365
      @lindaabraham5365 9 місяців тому +6

      Sorry, you will get well.

    • @melissadd7597
      @melissadd7597 9 місяців тому

      @@lindaabraham5365 thank you for saying :)

    • @Oratile_Lethole
      @Oratile_Lethole 9 місяців тому

      Please get soursop leaves/fruits, most ppl get healed from cancer eating and drinking it

    • @saraf9081
      @saraf9081 9 місяців тому +3

      Get better Gd bless

    • @shannahsnyder5653
      @shannahsnyder5653 8 місяців тому +5

      You are so right, I had to throw everything, I was surrounded by poison.

  • @mendingme101
    @mendingme101 Рік тому +103

    I can not fully express my gratitude for hearing an explanation of female hormones and how they affect our lives! This is invaluable information!!

  • @marcinantczak3827
    @marcinantczak3827 5 місяців тому +4

    I have done fasting research about 2 years. Read a lot of books about this. Testing my body all the time. This woman is brilliant. One of the best podcast about fasting in all YT. In this moment I bought book of Dr. Mindy Pelz about fasting and hormones. It will be great to have it.

  • @dropdeadpinkkk
    @dropdeadpinkkk Рік тому +146

    Oh I love this. I'm a cancer patient, and I've been told the importance of fasting, but for so long I have resisted it. Too scared my body can't handle it. This episode has given me so much hope, and a new direction. Thank you so much for this! Amazing conversation, great topics, so much info and insight to be gained from this entire interview.

    • @LLB-LBB
      @LLB-LBB Рік тому +10

      Cheers to your complete remission! Happy healing to you Love.

    • @dropdeadpinkkk
      @dropdeadpinkkk Рік тому +3

      @@LLB-LBB thank you so much. Blessings to you.

    • @elizabethweiland2487
      @elizabethweiland2487 Рік тому +7

      I found that fasting during chemo made a huge improvement in diminishing symptoms and improving effectiveness. Read Dr. Longo's work on this.

    • @craigsmith6914
      @craigsmith6914 Рік тому +9

      Your body can totally handle it. Let it do what God designed it to do. Just remember to take either Himalayan or Celtic sea salt (1t) once a day works for me. 2t may be needed. If water fasting beyond 48hours advisable to consult a physician. Let her know your goal(s), as there can be many that water fasting addresses. Then as you work your way to the 72 hour mark just smile if you get hunger pains. They will subside and you will feel your body going into autophagy. Your clarity of mind and the positive effects of muscle building routine will surprise you. I'm a former fitness and fashion model (NYC and Europe for Gorgio Armani decades ago) and feel amazing after my 7th 72-hour water fast last week. I'm about to turn 60.

    • @CheRob96
      @CheRob96 Рік тому

      ♥️♥️♥️

  • @allisasimril4747
    @allisasimril4747 Рік тому +84

    I watched this one week ago, and started intermittent fasting, and as of yesterday I’ve lost 6 pounds! Thank you so much for this video! It is saving me. I switched my oils nearly 10 years ago to ONLY coconut, avocado, and evoo. I also haven’t been consuming any processed carbs. Thanks for giving Dr. Pelz this platform. I follow her now too. This is also helping with the MS diagnosis.🧡🧡🧡❤️❤️🧡🧡

    • @EmiliaEarlam
      @EmiliaEarlam Рік тому +5

      Keep going! It’s the best things I’ve ever done.

    • @JohnCWMarketing
      @JohnCWMarketing Рік тому +4

      Unless your eating natural coconut or coconut oil then you're making a mistake as coconut oil has twice as much saturated fats as other oils, The study was done on MCT oil which coconuts have components of but the studies weren't don't on coconuts. Look it up. Sorry for the intrusion i just couldn't not just say something.

    • @akp1983
      @akp1983 Рік тому +1

      What is your blood results like? Or you just think it's good for you?

    • @arianalashayslader
      @arianalashayslader Рік тому

      You need that pure coconut oil from Jamaica. It's the best natural oil and doesn't at all burn your food.

  • @biancagadi786
    @biancagadi786 Рік тому +61

    I am in my sixties. my period stopped at around 50. Fortunately I never had any of the typical menopausal symptoms. Always was very aware of my cycle and what it signified. Never took hormones, fully understood and worked with my natural cycle and had 2 children. NEVERTHELESS, this is the most eye opening talk about the beauty of a woman's cycle. Listening to you opened a window of appreciation I never felt before. Wish I had come across such talk some 40 years ago. Wonderful

    • @leoniegureghian7156
      @leoniegureghian7156 Рік тому +2

      I’m relating to you, and how!
      Very much similarities & thank you sharing yourself with so many females 🌹

    • @Alexe829
      @Alexe829 Рік тому +1

      Wow, that's very positive to hear your experience. And good advice in there too, I.e..wishing you heard it sooner!!!

    • @rozbacchus7982
      @rozbacchus7982 Рік тому

      Same x

  • @CynthiaFalls
    @CynthiaFalls 19 годин тому

    This is my third time watching this whole interview because it is packed with information which has led me to a healthier lifestyle. I am 71, have lost 30lbs thru intermittent fasting and my skin glows. I look 29 years younger than when I retired. If I get off track and eat unhealthy or don’t fast and start to gain weight, I watch the videos again. It has been life changing and I love this interview. Great job!!

  • @thecarnivorechic
    @thecarnivorechic Рік тому +240

    Just finished her book. Just life changing!! Did a 72 hour fast last week and it was amazing! Dropped 7 pounds! Now I am doing weekly fasting! I love how simple this is!

    • @batalanina
      @batalanina Рік тому +7

      during fasting can we drink something? it says 36hours 😮

    • @haveabanana2930
      @haveabanana2930 Рік тому +2

      Did you do a water only fast?

    • @digitallogic12345
      @digitallogic12345 Рік тому +28

      Muslim did it since more than 1400 years

    • @acurisur
      @acurisur Рік тому +41

      @@digitallogic12345 Jews and Christians have been fasting for even longer than that.

    • @ylibra13
      @ylibra13 Рік тому

      ​@@acurisur@mdyeasin1133 the knowledge doesn't belong to ANY religion. Humans knew this shit before stupid man-made religion came around. If you're spiritual, talk to God/Divine/Spirit and ask these questions, you will easily get answers. I did, in a quest for health over 15 years ago, and I don't belong to any religion! I can't stand this separation religion creates and that everyone falls for. So damn stupid and ignorant!

  • @Plumerianne
    @Plumerianne Рік тому +186

    This podcast is brimming with information to the point it almost feels illegal to watch. These life-changing findings motivate me to immediately integrate them into my daily life. The way that dr.Mindy was able to compress all those fruits of research and stats in order to be absorbed easily by regular audience is nothing less than amazing. Props to Steven for being engaging and always doing his homework to understand each guest's work.

    • @kyleanderson1455
      @kyleanderson1455 Рік тому +2

      My thoughts exactly, I'm so glad I came across this ❤

    • @lillian9221
      @lillian9221 Рік тому

      I'm sure the pharmaceutical companies hates this.

    • @thecraftywitch510
      @thecraftywitch510 Рік тому

      what lol

    • @elsagrace3893
      @elsagrace3893 Рік тому

      I have no idea what you guys are talking about. This is all useless information. You guys aren’t going to change ANYTHING! You got a good feeling while watching this. That’s all. You’ll forget about it in a day.

  • @Gina-yy5fe
    @Gina-yy5fe Рік тому +104

    Dopamine is the chemical of MORE, it’s not the chemical of enough. This whole podcast is life changing . I’ve been researching things forever, and have done fasts in the past, but, its been years. but, this podcast inspired me to fast immediately. I’m now on day 4 of fasting after watching this. So compelling & inspiring! Thank you!

    • @Hoodcleanqueen
      @Hoodcleanqueen Рік тому +1

      you are awesome in every way! ( and BRAND NEW after fasting 5 days!!!)

    • @E.Cerulean
      @E.Cerulean Рік тому +10

      Muslims are recommended to fast every monday & thursday and we fast the whole month of Ramadan. The Creator knows its creation !

    • @lucynjeri4183
      @lucynjeri4183 Рік тому

      This was a fantastic show. Most educational all round for our body. I do not think somebody will stay the same after listening to it.

    • @AncaBilbie
      @AncaBilbie Рік тому +3

      ​@@E.Ceruleanyep, all religions have a form or another of fasting

    • @E.Cerulean
      @E.Cerulean Рік тому

      Because a lot of them are from the same Source, but they have been tampered by humans except the correct one (the Quran has been preserved unlike the other scriptures). Which is why we muslims believe in all the prophets Allah sent like Moses, Jesus, Noah, Muhammad etc and the book He revealed. So we see many similarities (&differences of course because we only worship One God without any partner, no human/statue/multiple gods/sun/moon etc) @@AncaBilbie
      Have you read her book ??? I was contemplating getting the audible version but don't know if it's worth it ☺

  • @a.k.mo.8862
    @a.k.mo.8862 2 місяці тому +2

    It changed my whole perspective of being a hormonal driven woman ,with a lifetime of getting judged by my weight mostly by other women close or strange and a lot of men.
    I feel understood and empowered to continue my second half of my life.
    Thank you Mindy for the revelation and starting a new revolution of health and wellbeing

  • @npguru
    @npguru Рік тому +54

    Was in a delta state of sleep listening to this delightful conversation. Will listen again tonight. Writing down now when to begin my 5 day fast. This talk is so inspirational as I am healing from breast surgery and the loss of my sister and niece. I wish I could have healed them but now I will begin the process of healing myself. I have abused my body through neglect and sugar for too long now. I am committed to being in optimal health by the end of this year. I have already lost over 20 lbs. My goal is 100 lbs lost. Thank you for your podcasts. I am a very big fan. You are beautiful and wonderful.

    • @uchechi_anyanele
      @uchechi_anyanele Рік тому

      Scammer alert. Do not engage with the fake Diary of a CEO handle replying your comment. Steven Bartlett will never (whether expressly or with emojis) ask you to DM him privately.

    • @petrabonita3049
      @petrabonita3049 Рік тому +2

      im so sorry for the loss of your niece and sister, :( …you are miraculous creation, you will heal yourself ❤ cheering for you !

    • @npguru
      @npguru Рік тому

      @@petrabonita3049 Thank you so much for your response. I am encouraged by your wisdom and passion for helping others.

    • @petrabonita3049
      @petrabonita3049 Рік тому +2

      @@npguru beautiful one :) if my energy words touch you, I as well am inspired 🌿 and so we add to New Earth, energetically creating the earth, health …the way creators intended for us…for this is what is really our super power , to open up the heart to one another . 🙏🏼🕊❤️ blessings ! 👁❤️🌷🕊

  • @ElaineWalker
    @ElaineWalker Рік тому +70

    One more comment - I never ever felt better than the 9 months I was pregnant (at age 44). I woke up at 6am, bright, happy, energetic, very zen.. worked out like crazy.. and this is in contrast to being my normal (autistic) self - low energy, mildly frustrated all the time, extremely low testosterone, sore joints, back pain.. all that melted away when I was pregnant. Now at age 55, I'm fasting for the first time and it's FINALLY helped to bring me back to that balance I felt when I was pregnant. I know, weird! Thanks Dr Mindy!

    • @millename
      @millename Рік тому +2

      Was it your first pregnancy?

    • @veronicav575
      @veronicav575 Рік тому +3

      Interesting perspective. I’m also autistic- I’ve been pregnant 9 times (ending in 6 live births) from age 25 to now (age 36). Horrible morning sickness and back/hip pain. Mood wise, I’ve been stable. Except this one. I’m 9 weeks pregnant and so depressed.

    • @ElaineWalker
      @ElaineWalker Рік тому

      @@veronicav575 Hi Veronica. I'm sorry to hear about your struggles with pregnancy. I wonder if we just have different hormones and responded differently.. I wish we could get Dr Mindy's take on that! Also, how to reset dopamine while pregnant?? I really look up to you, having 6 kiddos + 1 coming. My girl is actually the only thing in life that doesn't cause me stress, so maybe I should have had more!

    • @becks1313
      @becks1313 Рік тому +1

      I know exactly what you mean! 💯 never felt better than my pregnancy. I think about it often. Haven’t reached that point of the video yet…

    • @ElaineWalker
      @ElaineWalker Рік тому +1

      @@millename First and only.

  • @tynacollins1179
    @tynacollins1179 Рік тому +118

    I wish I had been told this at 25! I’m 45 and honestly I can’t thank you enough for putting this out. I now get to change my future from the direction I was on.

    • @pashaj92
      @pashaj92 Рік тому +9

      I started intermittent fasting in January this year and was only doing 12 hours. I then met a friend who told me the benefits only start every hour after 12, so then I increased to 14. I'm now doing 16 to 17. On Friday I did 18 hours and realised I could easily do 24. All it is, are the little mental hurdles. My next goal is to do 72 hours, but I'll work up to that I think.
      My point is, if I can do it then anyone can.

    • @weruleyoudrool
      @weruleyoudrool Рік тому +1

      @@pashaj92How do you guys do this and not crash at work? I’m on my feet all day, tolerate my job, and bored drink/eat sometimes to get through it.

    • @pashaj92
      @pashaj92 Рік тому +4

      We Rule I have my last meal at about 6 pm , so don't eat anything after that in the evening.Then have a late Breakfast after 10 am, sometimes 11 am. I resist urges to snack. I'm used to it now.

    • @weruleyoudrool
      @weruleyoudrool Рік тому +1

      @@pashaj92 Thank you. I’m going to try tomorrow 🥹.

    • @pashaj92
      @pashaj92 Рік тому +2

      We Rule for a woman during her Periods, she shouldn't fast during these days. The body needs nutrition and to use the resources for this process.

  • @sjdax7
    @sjdax7 Місяць тому +2

    This fasting podcast saved me from my persistent tennis elbow. It was amazing.

  • @ahquinn
    @ahquinn Рік тому +79

    This for me is one of the strongest episodes I've watched. I'm deeply moved because as a woman going through the menopause and one who is overcoming self image, what was shared here is exactly what I needed to hear today. Thank you ❤

    • @victoriarandazzo2462
      @victoriarandazzo2462 Рік тому +8

      It’s so nice to get this information isn’t it? It almost gives us permission, in a sense, for us to slow down and take care of/ be kinder to ourselves❤️

    • @iss8504
      @iss8504 Рік тому

      Her book is great. Very useful

  • @TM-zb8nq
    @TM-zb8nq Рік тому +130

    I’ve literally listened to hundreds of hours of health and wellness podcasts and this is seriously one of the best I’ve ever heard. So much good information. So much more than fasting. Info on metabolic health hormones blood sugar and more. So good!

    • @Rick-oe4mw
      @Rick-oe4mw Рік тому

      This lady thinks that you can increase testosterone by 2000% by fasting! There is absolutely zero evidence that this is even close to being true. If she can be so wrong about that then how can you trust anything else she says?

    • @flameingrod52
      @flameingrod52 Рік тому

      I'm so amazed and satisfied with the information is great.😅

  • @vanessamclennan1
    @vanessamclennan1 Рік тому +126

    Love love love Mindy Pelz. I’ve been a fan for years. Learnt so much about fasting from her, it’s changed my health. She’s so motivating and encouraging you can’t help but get infected by her enthusiasm. She’s created a great community of fasters.

    • @jasonfrye8790
      @jasonfrye8790 Рік тому +9

      Same! When I began fasting, she was one of the few that could explain the science to where I could truly understand it. Her energy is great!

    • @nancymonroe7326
      @nancymonroe7326 Рік тому +2

      Same! I've lost 30 pounds using fasting, and I'm in the best shape of my life! And, I'm a mom and grandmother! Dr. Mindy is the best.

  • @ItsmeImalot
    @ItsmeImalot 6 місяців тому +5

    I just heard that you might bring Dr. Mindy back for a second round. I'm so happy about this. She is an incredible human who touched so many of us with her teaching and YOU played a big role in putting the message out there. I took a screenshot from this interview, framed it and put it on my wall to always remind myself of that day were I finally turned my life around and started the healing journey. I HEALED MYSELF. That's what Dr. Mindy would want me to say because she doesn't want the credit for it. ❤🙏🏻💚🦋

  • @scottvessey
    @scottvessey Рік тому +93

    This is by far the most interesting, informative and thought provoking 2 hours of my life on youtube. I could spend weeks picking Dr. Mindy"s mind. I think this interview should be seen by everyone on earth.

  • @teej70
    @teej70 Рік тому +141

    I've been fasting for around a year and it's completely turned my life around and made me a new person. For anyone whose seen the movie "Limitless," Fasting is like the natural version of the drug that's depicted in the movie. If the masses knew about the state of fasting, drug companies and gyms would be out of business.

    • @thomasn7361
      @thomasn7361 Рік тому +2

      What’s your usual fast length and routine?

    • @anneloughlin2480
      @anneloughlin2480 Рік тому +3

      Now that IS inspiring, the Limitless experience the dream (apart from the Russian gangster bit obviously)

    • @karlanunez711
      @karlanunez711 Рік тому +9

      Now. Start while the idea is fresh in your mind. Take PTO a week, I personally drive to city far from my own. Don't touch social media. And just start drinking water. Go as long as your body can handle. I fasted 4 days, I had no energy, I just drank water and slept. At one point my body started puking out all the water I drank but get this, it WAS NOT CLEAR. On day 4 my body was getting rid of toxins in the only way it could. In addition, sweat! I would turn the shower on super hot, let the bathroom transform into a sauna and let the toxins come out through your skin(in a hotel, i would not do this in my own home). When you reach the point where you KNOW you can't keep going, ease the food back in. Just like she said, introduce healthy small portions of food. Then just don't stop this new habit and intermediate fast daily. Do these long fasts when you either find yourself turning to back to the bad habits. I'm not a doctor so this is just my experience but it works for me!

    • @pdigital247
      @pdigital247 Рік тому +8

      Dang! A year?! I usually only make it 12-15 hours. 😏

    • @sarahsue42
      @sarahsue42 Рік тому +3

      @@pdigital247 hahaha

  • @angeldawson
    @angeldawson Рік тому +77

    This episode deserves an award!! I'm only two-thirds through and have learned so much. Thank you both so much 🙏

    • @kippykippyphoebe9203
      @kippykippyphoebe9203 11 місяців тому +2

      I was thinking the same! Dr Mindi should be up for the Nobel peace prize bringing Harmony and great health to the world. 👍🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽👏🏽🌼💕

  • @FITZY1995
    @FITZY1995 3 місяці тому +4

    As a nursing student I can't help but feel that the NHS really need to listen to this. So many struggling nurse , really poor health, nightshift , 12.5hr shifts irregular hours , days , nights. It's madness.

  • @Littlewonder1621
    @Littlewonder1621 Рік тому +70

    I have suffered from eating disorders almost all my adult life. I’ve been through mental health issues, loss of my period for 3 years a few years ago and no doctor was able to help me understand why and currently discovered I have pcos. Our bodies are soooooo complex! I loved this episode, how smoothly she was explaining everything in such a way that made me smile and get some hope!
    Thanks so much for it ❤

    • @le_th_
      @le_th_ Рік тому +4

      My sister also has Borderline Personality Disorder and it largely drove her eating disorders from her teen years forward (into her 50s).
      She was misdiagnosed as having bipolar disorder (because psychologists largely have no education on recognizing and diagnosing Cluster B disorders, much less how to treat them), and getting an accurate diagnosis helped her get the combination of therapy she needed to give her the tools to identify and coping strategies to deal with the thinking patterns that largely drove her eating disorder.
      Wishing you well as you work to move past the thought patterns that drive the disorder.

  • @makeartmoreart
    @makeartmoreart Рік тому +170

    I want to live in a world full of people like these two! So grateful for the excellent conversation, generous spirits, optimism, and open mindedness. Thank you.❤

  • @rowenahamilton6587
    @rowenahamilton6587 Рік тому +26

    My anxiety and depression is gone, chronic pain in joints is gone, acne is gone, chronic fatigue is gone, excess fat gone, food obsessiom gone, counting calories gone, all from time restricted eating 11am to 7pm eating window and cutting out processed food and sugar. I'm 45 female and feel the best I've felt I years, never hungry. Mindy and Jason Fung and Low Carb MD podcast.... all the science is out there, do your own research ❤

  • @PapaCriss
    @PapaCriss 24 дні тому +1

    Dr. Mindy Pelz you are an absolutely amazing human and communicator. I'm the sole care provider for my wife who has Alzheimer's and despite what I know (or think / though I knew) you've given me a whole new perspective on how best to help her. Thank you!

  • @Vanessawright-q3p
    @Vanessawright-q3p 10 місяців тому +57

    Dr Mindy has changed my life! She was on a Mel Robbins podcast and I then went looking for her. I can listen to her all day, every day. I have her book Fast Like A Girl and now follow a fasting lifestyle, and will never look back - it works for me. It's all backed by science and I love the way she explains it in a way that everyone can understand. Such a great episode. She's amazing!

  • @BERESTARA
    @BERESTARA Рік тому +22

    You are amazing. I am gynaecologist and I am trying to deliver those messages to patients for a long time, however, so difficult when you only one on battlefield. A lot of respect for your work ! Much needed to share a message worldwide !

    • @AGATHACHRISTI2
      @AGATHACHRISTI2 Рік тому

      😅😮😅😮😅😮😮😮😮😮😅😮😮😅😅😮😅😮😅😅😮😮

  • @roniesousa1587
    @roniesousa1587 Рік тому +56

    I have two books from this woman and the more I watch her more I understand her feelings of passing this information to the world . . why we have to change. She knows the autophagy stage and uses it !! We change our mentality, we heal our body and we get more empathy towards others in this stage of the body. I have a lot respect for her work . She has a hard job to make people understand we have to make this change. I’m trying with my family and it’s not easy make that switch in our brain .
    thank you so much to be part of it ❤
    Sorry , English is not
    My first language,

    • @roniesousa1587
      @roniesousa1587 Рік тому

      @Diary_OF_A_CEO- 1:49:40
      Sorry I didn’t get that gift 🎁

    • @mpTraveller87
      @mpTraveller87 Рік тому +1

      @Ronie Sousa it’s a scam there is no gift

  • @KG-bliss
    @KG-bliss 6 днів тому

    This podcast has changed my life, literally. As a 53-year-old woman... I feel so lucky that I got to change how I look after myself before any dis-ease ... and adding to Dr. Amen's podcast... I have such ammunition for my health. Thank you so much Steven Sir ❤

  • @ritah515
    @ritah515 Рік тому +37

    impossible not to comment...! WOW... as a 53 year old woman who had struggled all my adult life with hormone unbalance and weight issues , transitioning to menaupause this was a tremendous gift! Thank you! ... and the ending question just the perfect end... tears in my eyes 🙏🙏🙏💓💞💓

  • @craigsmith6914
    @craigsmith6914 Рік тому +110

    Bless Dr Mindy. I've followed her for years and because of her I prevented a spinal fusion. I do a 72-hr water fast about twice a year. 1st time I was due for a 3rd low back surgery (fusion) and at the 72 hour mark of my water fast the skeletal/muscular stem cells produced to such a degree that the stabbing pain due to my herniation at L5-S1 that I had for over 10 years was 100% gone. No surgery. No injections. Just extended water fasting with sufficient electrolytes (super important). That was a little over 3 years ago. Pain still gone and I just came off 7th 72 hr water fast last week. I'm just shy of 60-years-old.

    • @shondafinley5502
      @shondafinley5502 Рік тому +1

      @craigsmitg6914 thanks for sharing! What are you taking for electrolytes? And do you fast during the remainder of the year, if so how long.

    • @mfb6310
      @mfb6310 Рік тому +1

      Great info! I've been working on reducing severe blood clotting issues. I knew the problem and its solution was internal when I first noticed my leg swelling and immediately learned of 3 enzymes and diet changes, so started that asap.
      It's been 7 months my way vs GP & Vasc Drs & $$$ pills that did nothing good. I still have a slightly swollen ankle, still working on it, but no leg distress. I could improve more, I do like some alcohol, I'm a munch, need to walk the dogs more - no 64yr old Angel here.
      Now I've watched this - I'd be gobsmacked if a 72 hr fast would reset it all. This Dr Mindy certainly clarified why & how fasting works, couldn't get more 'root cause' than a base cellular 'reset'. HMMMM No clotting, less achy pains, energy, clarity .....
      You do this twice a year??? I could do that! Great idea, Thank you!

    • @joycepenn6123
      @joycepenn6123 11 місяців тому

      How much weight lost in 72 hours?

    • @AnaCastillo-tg2ly
      @AnaCastillo-tg2ly 11 місяців тому

      Amazing!

    • @krishpoo9
      @krishpoo9 5 місяців тому

      awesome! did you have coffee or MCT during the 72 hr water fasting? how much water did you consume each day?

  • @Tethero66
    @Tethero66 Рік тому +14

    My husband and I listened to 1:20- the end together and my husband said “ thank you and I loved learning about this and I never knew it learned and thank you for teaching me how incredible this is”.

  • @ShifaAaquil
    @ShifaAaquil 8 місяців тому +1

    Just finished watching this in two sittings to really digest everything this brilliant woman was saying. She’s so clear, concise and holds an extreme wealth of knowledge about anything Steven asked her.

  • @mandireeves4533
    @mandireeves4533 Рік тому +39

    Listening to Mindy talk about menopause and women made me sit up, open my ears and shed a tear all at the same time.
    I had no idea you even existed and now I want to binge consume absolutely everything you have to say about everything.
    I’ve watched quite a few of your interviews with others and I have to say, I am definitely one of the people you’re talking about that this will benefit!
    Thank you. I feel I have work to do, things to learn and changes to make that I now believe are in my own control

    • @BayouBarbie504
      @BayouBarbie504 Рік тому

      Same girl! It's funny because I've been naturally on this path lately. She's going to be my new go-to for my down to earth biological information.

    • @Dopebeautiful
      @Dopebeautiful Рік тому

      Me 2