Hey Thomas, how much testosterone are you taking each week? You on testosterone enanthate, testosterone cypionate, or testosterone undecanoate, and how long have you been taking test?
Living proof that she’s right. My caloric deficit was probably too extreme but I kept protein intake up and did resistance training and cardio. Melted the fat down to better than normal levels. Kept the muscle. Have a brand new life now.
I had the same effect by using Intermittent fasting and dropping total calories while lifting and taking 1g protein lb of body weight 🤷🏽♂️ body fat melted off
I’m on my 3rd week of now, going to be going for 4 months to be back under 20% body fat for the first time since I was 15. So far I’m still getting stronger and building some muscle. Each week the muscle looks better with less body fat covering it.
One thing that I have learned watching Thomas and all his guests is this - they all think something different is ideal. They all believe their way is the right way. And they’re all very intelligent. If I watch four or five of his guest videos, I sometimes feel like I know less.
Yes. While there is a lot of commonality regarding what is "good" or "bad" to do, there isn't much (any) agreement on what is optimal or "ideal" (and in any case varies from person to person to some extent). I've decided my "plan" (after initial weight loss with walking and high protein/weight training to try to preserve as much muscle mass as possible) for maintenance will be CRON-LICART (Caloric Restriction with Optimal Nutrition, plus Low Intensity Cardio (walking 15K steps/day), and Resistance Training (3x/wk)). Whether or not that is the "best" possible plan, it is better to have a reasonable plan and stick to it, than have no plan at all (or keep switching from one fad to the next).
Great point and observation!! You are right. It’s not flashy to talk about the same basic strategies that actually work. They have to get creative strictly for content purposes. Even “doctors” who promote “TOP 4 SUPPLEMENTS FOR FAT LOSS AND MUSCLE GAIN” but they don’t even use or test for if they need that supplement themselves… (this lady).. and the fact she didn’t recommend a protein supplement is bizarre lol. In short, don’t get distracted by buzz content. Stick to sources like Layne Norton that are open about the data they referenced. Best of luck with your fitness goals!
Dr Lyon, I have followed you forever. I was a well respected amateur bodybuilder in Los Angeles in my early 60s who got the attention and interest of Joe Weider and show promoter John Lindsay. I even had special lab tests done on me to determine why my training and diet made me look and test 30 years younger than my age. I worked for the Chief of Staff at a well known university hospital, so worked many long hours and still got my gym time in. When really exhausted, I still did heavy lifting, then went out to my car for a cat nap afterwards and did well. I used to take green coffee too with great benefit, and was on a constant hunt for supplements to control my cortisol levels due to work related stress. I found one, but it was taken off the market. Everything you guys say in this video is absolutely true. But now I find we are really up against Big Medicine, and Big Pharma, as we are seeing many poorly written papers which are put out to contradict well known beneficial health practices. Like trying to get rid of whey protein (both isolate and concentrate) all together, in favor of plant based. When an infamous post acute nursing home caused a decubitus ulcer on my Dad, they stopped giving him whole food snd pushed soy protein. All that did was cause exacerbation of his ulcer, and excessive gas. Every time I demanded whey, he would improve, but then they would switch him back. The docs would come in and shake his hand, (in a stealth check of his grip strength) and shake their heads in awe....and nearly verbalized "wow, it's going to take a lot of abuse to knock this old guy off!". It is all part of the Agenda 21/30 Global Population Reduction Program. I had looked after my folks health and fitness for years, and have done everything you mentioned here. My folks lived to a very active and happy 97 years old. The main problem from age 80 was battling with allopathic medicine drug pushers and murderers. Having passed medical board exams and being in the upper echelons of medicine policy making, I could write a book on exactly how our medical system was degraded and bastardized. You two are clear voices of truth in the wilderness. Please keep it up! But be aware that there are those that don't want your voices to ring out! Thank you for ringing true!
Something that helped me curb cortisol was, (1) Get 8 hours of sleep. (2) Three hours before bed time stop all eating and drinking, this includes vitamins and meds. (3) Completely extinguish ALL cool colored light sources in the house and replace them with hot colored light, such as, red orange and amber after 10 p.m. no blue light includes t.v., computer and cell phone screens. No overhead lights after 10 p.m. and get black- out shades to block the street lamp light pollution. (4) One hour and twenty five minutes before sleep do infrared light bathing for an hour. (5) Twenty minutes before sleep, meditate i.e. sit with your back straight, in pitch black dark with eyes closed and focus on the sound of your breathing until and don't follow any thought thread. (6) Five minutes before sleep think about your favorite part of the day and what you are grateful for. (7) When you wake up eight hours later go outside and look toward the sunrise while doing a slow and deep diaphragm breathing for about 10 minutes. Cheers
I wish what u said wasn't true but I know it isand that's what scares me most. They're literally trying to kill all of us off. I say it every single day. As I constantly come across medical advice, meds,foods , heavy metals, etc that the govt and bureaucracy just let us consume on a daily basis. Not even mentioning the obvious (see 2020). Thank you for your comment and diligence. It felt good to know I'm not the only one who sees this
Walking outside is good for our mental health, I think. The sun, fresh air and nature reduce stress and anxiety. It can also be good for relationships (e g., walking and talking with your spouse) or good for your intellect (e.g., listening to an audiobook).
I can verify the body composition effects of walking. I am a 71 yr old man who got back into the gym a yr ago. I got my nutrition right (especially for one with O Blood type) and began walking. I am walking 4 miles/day, 3 days/week, walking 1.5 miles : other days of the week. I have lost over 60# of body fat since March. Every time I slow down the walking, the far loss slows as well
@@Synkronized7 there is quite a lot of study that has been done in this area and a whole school of thought regarding it. Two books to read if interested. The Grain Brain and Wheat Belly. Both written by a cardiologist that explains the connection between grains and Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) in people with an ‘O’ blood type.
@@Synkronized7 there are controversial lines of thought in nutrition defending that are better food for you depending on your blood type. this is not new.
I started the Carnivore Eating plan. In 7 months I’m down 90 pounds and starting to try to build muscle. I’m 58. I feel really good. I started at 395 pounds. I still have a lifetime to work on it but I’m on my way to a changed life. It’s one day and one meal at a time. 🎉
That's Fantastic!!! I'll be 95% Carnivore for a year this July 2024. It's hard to give up my Coffee.. So I work around it. I've dropped 70 lbs so far. ❤👍
Been carnivore sine feb 2020. Had great gains then covid hit and along with that ,long haulers. That has mad rhings much .ore difficult and when that flares, weight gain seems to come with it. So hard to get back off. People might say, well stop being carnivore but thar literally isn't an option!
I agree. Walking is the simpliest and effective exercise. Especially, these longer walks. Many people is cought by surprise, they are not able to walk above 30 minutes. Walk for 2h, if you can, you will see plenty of benefits and it will be challenging enough. Besides, for walking we can use variable terrain, uphill, downhill. I would not underestimate it.
I’ve been bicycling on the street and MTB a bit more this year in order to get my legs strong, also fun. I’m getting ready for winter backpacking. I’ve been hiking 5 miles several days a week lately with 50 lbs on my back In training on trail. I feel so much better physically and mentally out in the sun in the trees. So nice.
I moved to a walkable city and did about 5miles avg a day. Amazing how much weight I lost (95lbs since Feb). Very sad to move away but I now know my next move will need to have walkability as my biggest feature of the town/city.
I usually do that for low impact or “rest” (recovery) days. Mostly if I have a busy day and have a tight schedule on days. I usually do 30 mins minimum a day. What I also do is sleep in earlier and wake up earlier and get that out of the way (tabata, AMRAP, or HIIT) for an amazing start of the day
I walked aI least 15k steps a day, all day as a p.e. teacher. Tried to get to 17k. After doing strict keto I lost a fast 20 lbs in 20 days. I went back to a less strict keto diet and kept walking and worked out three days a week and kept loosing another 20 lbs. I had a stroke at 40, and stopped moving out of fear until my blood pressure was regulated. I gained 20 lbs back with in 6 months. I blamed not walking as the culprit....I think walking throughout the day is key to health. Running looses calories fast but not all day long. So if you can't run you are not at a loss. Save your heart
I retired at 63, 69 now. 3 Weeks ago my back neighbor hurt herself and I had to go over the 6ft wall to help her. I grabbed my ladder and went over and helped. Getting back over was a problem and I then realized that I lost a lot of my strength, this was an Aha moment for me. I started the 100 push ups challenge the next day, I really sucked big time, at 12 I conked out so I decided to do 5sets of 10 for a couple of days and took them up to 5 sets of 20 within a short time. I had weights delivered and added that exercise as well. My strength has become up a lot in just this short time, exercise will be a part of my life now and will increase over time. Got a Doctor's appointment today for a check up and discussion about this. My fat belly and love handles are horrible and I took photos as well, again horrible looking.
The most effective way to lose belly fat is DAILY brisk walking in nature! You will be surprised how effective it is. I followed Dr. John Scherffenberg's advice, who is 101, most alert, and in fantastic shape!
So awesome! I commend you for being so proactive! I'm 47 and took up walking last August I've lost close to 20lbs and I just added strength training and have cleaned up my diet. My dr had told me I'd be in a wheel chair at 40 years old due to my degenerative, chronic and autoimmune disease. I'm off all meds now and feel.bettwr than ever🎉 we really could do it at any age❤
If I don’t sleep well I will start walking as soon as I get up. I’ve checked my glucose right when I wake and before eat anything, my glucose was 98 and then walked for 20 minutes and rechecked and it went down to 88.
I’m a bit skeptical about the Urolithin A claims. The primary study I was able to find where the randomized controlled trial was conducted seems riddled with serious conflicts of interest. A number of people who carried out the study were either employed by a biotech company or served on the board of one, another was the actual founder of a biotech company and seemed to personally own patents to certain biotech products. Shouldn’t these kinds of conflicts of interest make us pause a bit before we jump on another “miracle compound” bandwagon?
Exactly! Most studies are done at universities because the public tends to trust that they're independent. Dig a little and you will find these studies are funded by companies that just so happen to make a product that will fix the issue. All backed by "research". Anyone remember the no fat craze in the early 90s? Fat is making you fat and the answer is no fat processed food. It's ok, the added chemical sugar substitute won't hurt you. We all know how that turned out. What about the USDA food pyramid that's been proven wrong over and over? Speaking of our govt, our country allows so many chemicals in our foods that are banned in many other countries. You can't find anything in a box, bag or can that doesn't have chemical sugar. Organic is even suspect here in the USA because of the way it's defined. For every study supporting something, there's another that debunks it. Eat whole foods that didn't come from chain stores. Buy meat from actual farmers/ranchers that hasn't been given growth hormones and antibiotics just because. Buy produce at farmers markets or grow your own. There are many resources about using container gardens in small spaces or community gardens. There are natural pest deterrents and even chemical ones that soak off. Common sense can go a long way, too bad many don't have much these days.
THANK YOU! It goes to show that when someone follows the money trail we can all benefit from NOT buying into another scam. I think it may be time to question the motives of who we listen to on UA-cam?
I lost 40lbs just by eating high protein, no exercise whatsoever. I eventually added in weight training as I became slightly under weight and wanted to put on muscle.
Excellent for body composition as well as general weight loss. Protein is muscle sparing and satiating, it’s a general ‘hack’ for weight loss that isn’t talked about enough👍👍
I agree with him on the walking as a part of being functional. Nurses, im sure will understand if more patients could/would get up and walk, that would alleviate many problems.
ill attest to walking for fat loss. i decided to walk to my gym and walk back home this yr. I started feb at 280 and im now 169lbs at 20% fat. i only did lifting weights PPL 6 days no other cardio. ive been trying to lose weight for so long and i always thought cardio was the key but its resistance training thats the real key to losing weight. walking helped me reach my goal of losing weight.
Calories in calories out. Protine is vital for mass building. 95% of protine consumption should be from whole foods. A protine shake post workout till you can get to your whole foods. A protine shake at bed time (whey) because it is slow digesting so your metabolism is busy working on digesting it and not feasting on your lean mass gains. If you wake up in the middle of the night hungry eat a whole food. Best way to use your creatine 5g is to mix with BCAs 12-13g in a shaker full of water and drink intra workout. Magnesium iron D3, k2 are very important to supplement. Magnesium 60 mins before bed, it will make you tierd and sleep better. You will have to figure out your doseage. If you can take a nap after you train it is very beneficial. Sleep,rest is when the magic happens. Building muscle mass is a lifestyle you have to live it to get the results.
Your logic of eating whey protein at bedtime is ill-founded. Our bodies burn fat at night so if you’re giving them fuel, it’s gonna work on the fuel and not the fat.
It's reassuring to hear that resistance training, not too crazy, when sleep deprived is "ok". It's actually meditative for me. No pounding music. At 62, postmeno, keeping cortisol down is key for decent sleep. Also, the calculation and ratio Dr. Lyon references for adequate protein was 1.6 per kilo of body weight (2x the RDA recommendation). For me that ends up at a mere 77.5 grams of protein a day, nearly half what a number of people in the webosphere are pushing. Those people use per POUND of bodyweight, rather than kilo for the calculation. Pleasantly surprised with this conversation.
Every time sleep is mentioned, it is crushing because I have dealt with insomnia for 35 years. It has been worse since covid hit. Menopause doesn't help. It is a symptom of autoimmune issues and efforts to resolve it have yielded very few results. I will say micro nuero feedback may have done the most good. I was sleeping 2 out of 5 nights when I began that and that helped me only have 1 bad night every 5. I am at the point where 5 to 6 hours, waking 2 to 3 times is a huge thing to celebrate!
Quit caffeine immediately... coffee, tea and chocolate....It increases cortisol skyrocket.... Start full body workouts 3 times a week... easy volume workouts... don't go to failure... if your max is 20 perfect reps, do 3 sets of 10 perfect reps with 1 min rest between sets... Do mild walks... Quit or at least reduce sugar intake... I hope this will help...
Tip to interviewers; Let your guests speak relatively freely.We’re not here to listen to the interviewer but rather the guest, who is often quite brilliant in their field.
What about nitric oxide as you age? I read by the time you're 60 you only have 16% of oxygen as opposed to a younger person. Nitric oxide supplements should be included, the medical profession doesn't want people to know this because people would be healthy and not spend money on needless over the counter remedies. I am 67 and I take it and noticed significant improvements in my function without doing anything and my stomach naturally appears flatter. I highly recommend nitric oxide supplements.
On sleep deprivation: when we are in a sleep deprived state, our body actually craves carbs MORE as an easy source of energy. So, simply “avoiding” carbs when sleep deprived is not so simple to do for the average human. Any tips or strategies on how to fight our body’s normal hormonal response to sleep deprivation? Mothers everywhere would appreciate the tip.
Walking after a meal helps with digestion. Using walking poles like Extrastriding burns more by engaging every major muscle group while still being low impact on the joints.
I can prove what you're talking about is true because I currently weigh two hundred and two pounds needing to get down to 145 almost 90% of all my excess body fat is in my stomach. I can especially prove the point because I don't eat any sugar and I eat very low carbs except for i've had a huge addiction to diet coke. I gave up the diet coke and it was like an instant catalyst to fat loss... Especially in my stomach area and while I am gain weight my measurements are are coming down in numbers in a hurry.
Diet drinks are one of the biggest cons perpetuated on people, so much bad stuff in those and obviously the diet label makes you think it's somehow good for you or better for weight loss. It's actually just as bad and in some cases even possibly worse than even drinking a full on regular soda. I've seen a bunch about it, things I've largely cut out of my diet that caused cravings were any kind of soda, dairy and most pasta. These tend to be high in sugar and cause cravings as well which is alone a major diet hinderance.
I don’t know about any studies but we were told in the late 90’s not to take your creatine with caffeine. I always followed this somewhat. We were also told to take it with grape juice. I didn’t keep doing that 😊
When he laughed at yoga and body weight I couldn’t take him seriously. Everyone is different and not everyone has to lift. As long as you keep challenging your body do what works for you
They're talking about building muscle. It's right there in the title. Yoga and body weight exercises are not effective ways to do that. This is a basic concept. You got offended for no real reason. You're not a serious person.
Yoga is amazingly beneficial for your overall health and wellness. It helped me lose weight. Even if it's not intense hot power yoga, yoga reduces inflammation, promotes good circulation, and decreases chance of muscle injury while doing other activities like strength training. :)
For anyone who thinks yoga and bodyweight exercises are not challenging or not effective at building muscle, go do 100 chaturanga and 100 push ups right now. I think you'll change your mind ;)
Thomas De Lauer This is the second time we meet my dear friend Thomas. The first time I met you, after taking a picture with you, I said to myself, Wow! Thomas is very nice and humble, now that I met you for the second time, I can boldly say, you’re the nicest UA-camr guy-friend I have ever met! Thank you Thomas, for being you! Joel
I tested this. I did a dexa scan before I went into a calories deficit with healthy clean foods. At the end of several months I did another dexa scan at the same facility. I had lost 12 pounds and only 1.2 pounds of that was lean body mass. I ate did the RDA's recommended protein level (.8 per KG of body weight). I just ate intuitively and don't generally crave heavy amounts of protein. I also did resistance training 1-2 x per week to try make sure I retained my muscle while in a calories deficit. Losing 12 pounds and only 1.2 of it being lean body mass was worth it to me.
Love the channel, but wish I heard more from the guest being interviewed. Diary of a CEO is a great channel where the host allows guests to share their ideas. Still enjoyed the episode and will search Dr. Lyon's channel. Thanks for posting.
Thanks Thomas - Interesting discussion - wondered why you started so quickly with supplements when actually the bigger impacts come from diet, resistance training and general exercise. and aerobic work? Feels that the order of issues could be the other way around?
I have been walking over 40 years. Trails, Hills, neighborhood sidewalks etc etc etc. Hiked the AT. I walk every day. Walking is something you can do for a lifetime. Walking will make you happy. There are so many benefits to walking every day. Go out and walk daily ! You will love it!
Walking makes me feel good. I listen to music with a swift pace, looking at birds, trees and flowers. When I finished a walk and step in to my home, I feel energetic with a better attitude. Walking is good for you overall!
Gratz. I'm been dealing with this fight to give up drinking for years. Quit for 3 months at the end of last year and regrettably started again during the holidays.
I feel even if it sounds simple. Go back to basics. Go back to walking. Awesome start. Relax breath enjoy the freedom of nature preferably. Everything else or anything else ex ercise is a bonus
Amazing video, loved the message. Love my walking over 5000 steps daily, also now using kettle bell to work resistance. On top of eating well of course, mine being whole food plant based with oily fish and only occasional meats. Need ensure get good proteins from my legumes
Carnivores still winning. Who needs creatine/omega3 supp? Daily routine for those interested (500>350 pounds, still work in progress) 1. Caffeine+green tea upon waking 2. Morning walk (while listening to this) 3. Eggs (breakfast) (optional more caffeine at noon) 4. Lifting Hypertrophy* focus AND/OR sustained cardio day 5. Beef (lunch creatine) 6. Salmon (omega 3 dinner) with 7. Vit D3/K2 supp 8. Sleep What I'm not...convinced by: 1. Urolithin A (first time hearing this. I'll look into it...) 2. Whey protein (I'm assuming got enough protein >__> ) Good luck!
Yep! Carnivore checks all these boxes. High protein, low cal relatively, sardines and fish and eggs hit the omega 3s. Ruminants hit the protein, aminos, and creatine! Then add your training to it.
I take Celsius brand energy drinks. They have caffeine along with ECGC green tea extract. I am pretty sure you can get same effect drinking coffee+green tea separate. This has A VERY NOTICEABLE EFFECT ON HUNGER. It's not just about feeling full longer. Like the cravings just go down to almost zero. I just don't care about food. Maybe it's partly placebo. Also helps motivate me to continue moving more through afternoon. WOULD NOT take this or any caffeine 7 or even 8 hours before your planned bedtime. Sleep is the core heart of health. Everything goes to SHIT if you mess up your sleep. Caffeine too late in the day WILL RUIN SLEEP. It just WILL. Maybe not as much if done 5-6 hour before sleeping but it STILL will. If i miss my morning walk or afternon workout, I push myself to do an evening session. But i DO NOT take caffeine after 2pm to MAKE myself do that extras session. thats is where I draw the line. I draw it at sleep. @@gorkemkavak1965
@@sunnyBLR At 450 I was doing 10 eggs. Now I'm doing 7, but I can go down to 4-5 if I ate too much night before etc. LDL only went up from 99 to 102. It didn't move. But I am not consistent fuly wth carnivore, I slip into keto now and then. It's not the diet's fault. It's my family environment. You should look into Ken Berry and Anthony Chaffee's videos on Carnvore and LDL. Just the shorts even. It will explan it. Total LDL is not the issue. Triglycerides are. Look into it. Knowledge is power I'm serious.
I walk for mental health. I don't feel down or depressed when I walk so I don't care about the weight loss. You have to be happy to feel healthy and be productive so any positive effect is worth it. I think being depressed keeps you fat because you start craving simple pleasures just to feel good for a second just like a junkie. So I try to walk in the morning to have a good day.
I knew this was possible forever. I'm 34 and never once believed that you couldn't gain muscle and lose fat. I think because it was bro-science, growing up, when they said you couldn't it just sounded stupid. Lo and behold, you can.
Yep! And $200 for one bottle of Urolithin A pills is a complete rip off. Bumping the price up many times more than it costs to manufacture! Better off and much cheaper taking Proteolytic enzymes either through diet - pineapples, ginger, kefir, kiwi, asparagus, sauerkraut etc. Or capsules that are substantially cheaper than Timeline Mitopure Urolithin A!
Hey Thomas! Have you talked about how this affects those of us who CAN’T do whey protein due to allergies? It’s so frustrating to only hear about whey all the time.
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Iodine should also be included in the top supplement list. Thyroid hormones are made partly of iodine. Thyroid hormones help control the body's metabolism and play an important role in muscle growth. Proper functioning of your thyroid, glands, and hormones triiodothyronine (T3) and thyroxine (T4) requires healthy iodine levels. Iondine helps to boost testosterone.
I never ate seafood, and had normal thyroid. I then stopped using the cheap Morton's Iodized salt that I used my entire life, and instead started using Costco Pink Himalayan for maybe 2-3 years. Next thing I know my blood test show TSH problem, hyper-thyroid (.007 TSH). Ultrasound shows growth on thyroid, about 5mm. I immediately go back to Morton's iodized salt. Next two blood tests show normal TSH. Doc can't feel thyroid bump any longer. Have another ultrasound this coming week.
I know this was about fat & muscle, and that walking isn’t a substitute for exercise, but have you listened to Rhonda Patrick’s discussions on interval training and the effects on health and aging? From an ex-Pararescue / PJ that has maintained a very high degree of physical fitness, I find Rhonda’s advice to be more to the point and much more significant for my lifestyle. But I do understand that degree of intensity is rare. How long can one find time for high intensity interval training…
If you do a class that combines cardio and resistance training, how long (or should you) wait before you simply do a resistance training procedure at home?
avoid over training which leads to less energy expenditure the rest of the day. Do several smaller workouts. Favor cardio for fat loss first... muscle takes a while to build but cardio works right away to help you sleep, oxygenate, and feel great.
I understand why most of the studies use sedentary elderly people since most are that way. What I don’t understand is why don’t they use Elite Senior/master type athletes 50+ year old competitive athletes in their different sport? The USA masters Olympic weightlifting nationals has over 500 participants in two different sanctioning bodies that range from 35 years old all the way into the 90s. These athletes train harder and more specific than athletes in their 20s and early 30s relative to energy and time availability. There is a huge data pool available that nobody seems to want to utilize. I can state on my own that not only do I train vary intensely four days a week, (actually end up overtraining) I keep my nutrition very tight and in line and still progressing. I may not be able to do my top lifts that were done while I was 32 in 1997. I took 16 years completely off and went from 185 to 240 and now back to competing at 160. It would be nice to see a cumulative nutritional review across-the-board instead of haphazard pieces here and there that are thrown out by various people / Dr.’s and all the miscellaneous sources. I have not met or spoken with Brian Johnson that runs the blueprint longevity program but I do appreciate him going through it scientifically and adding in all the statistics that he is finding on aging and longevity. perhaps a roundtable of maybe 6 to8 doctors that are top in the field and then whiteboard specific topics and get their input all at the same time could be a great program. 🏋️♂️⚡️✨🙏
As a parent of an autistic child my biggest issue is the sleeping I got my nutrition and exercise right but my sleep is very inconsistent I have watched so many videos and I’m yet to find advice about how to deal with such issue. But in the days I don’t get much sleep 🛌 I don’t do weight lifting but focus on my nutrition more and go for longer walks and do yoga and I try to get naps during the day
I love everything about this episode. Except the part you said I need to earn my carbohydrates. That's a really unhealthy way of thinking. Well, typically, if I just listen to my body if I'm having a low-key. Non-active kind of day. I don't really eat many carbs because I don't need it and if I load up. I just get anxiety.
I agree and feel carbs for some of us are mandatory for our well being and health and I would also say for our hormone regulation…esp if you are a woman over 40!
😂 go away. I don’t even have tattoos but you can’t compare something like this and nutrition/exercise. Seems like one of the less harmful vices. And we all have vices. Mine is fighting with people on the internet 😂
She mentioned that in the study of the people who were doing the RDA of 0.8 grams of protein and a calorie deficit were losing weight, but the loss was skeletal muscle and lean body tissue. Is it the same for people who do 1.5 or 2x the RDA and a calorie deficit?
When I want to drop and cut - I add a lot more steps to my day - in addition to weight training. I try to get 10-12k daily .. one of the best tools to shred down some
I have been listening to her advice for years and now that I am in my mid 60's, am so grateful that I have followed her advice. I can't wait for her new book to arrive.
Hard to be sure of her age, her name is somewhat common and muddles the results of searches. If what I found is correct, she's either 27 or 30. But she looks 40+ with those crows feet and skin texture, so she's either older than the articles that talk about her claim or she's aging poorly. Most of what I can find says she was 17 when she started studying in this field and her main Facebook page seems to have most of its activity from 2017. She got popular by telling old people to eat more meat to protect against falling down. She's doing these interviews now to promote her new book.
@@Vincent_Beers thanks for the help, I dont know much about her and couldnt find anything about her age.. I would say older then 27 or 30 as you mentioned.. I really wonder her age if anyone knows lol..
Aghhh! 45 and definitely made a decent cut from dad bod to flat stomach. But can get below 19% BF. Have done the high protein but calorie deficit for about 3 months now. Where before I just ate healthy and worked out without tracking and lost about 15 lbs. so now, trying to dial in where I build muscle and burn fat. I walk a lot. Do full body split and workout 5 days a week. Active and do lots of outdoor things. Hiking, mountaineering, swimming, biking, paddling etc. I sauna and cold plunge for recovery. Sleep is one factor I struggle with usually 6 hrs 4 nights a week and 8 or more 3 nights a week. But I think the deficit isn’t working anymore.
Wait.... I need to eat 320grams of Protein per day if I want to lose fat and continue to build muscle and be 200lbs? I'm not sure how I can do that. Also what are the implications or effects on the liver and kidneys when you consume that much protein per day? I mean just to eat 200grams of Protein using Whey Protein powder it's 975 calories (nearly half) of my 2K calories. That leaves very little room for any fat , carbs or fibers. When I increase that to 1.6 (double) instead of the .8 that would be 1,462.50 calories. Leaving just 600 calories for everything else. On average one apple is 95 calories. 1 cup of cooked brown rice is 216 Calories. Creatine can affect your kidney function, especially when you are older.
High protein consumption will lead to gall bladder and liver issues and kidney disease, that's a well-known pathology. Nice to see someone mention these crucial "side effects" which even MDs now ignore or pretend not to know.
I’m 43 years old and I’ll be 44 in February. I just got back into the gym and I work out four days a week one hour a day with resistance training and at the end of every workout I do 20 minutes uphill walking on the treadmill as high as the incline can go And I incorporate a couple walks a week with my dog and family and I’ve lost 15 pounds in six weeks. definitely had my diet on point though.
Can someone explain to me why Gorillas, elephants, lions, horses, Gazelles don't need to lift weights to build muscle? Is it possible that the key to maintain lean muscle is to stop decreasing it, mostly done by excess glucose and poor metabolic function?
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But what do you do when you have CKD and you're told that because of it you can't eat too much protein???
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Jesus christ..don't the presenter love himself...shut the fuck up and let the guest speaker actually say something.
Hey Thomas, how much testosterone are you taking each week? You on testosterone enanthate, testosterone cypionate, or testosterone undecanoate, and how long have you been taking test?
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Living proof that she’s right. My caloric deficit was probably too extreme but I kept protein intake up and did resistance training and cardio. Melted the fat down to better than normal levels. Kept the muscle. Have a brand new life now.
How long did it take you ?
Can you share percentage of carbs fat and protein
Congratulations 🎉
I had the same effect by using Intermittent fasting and dropping total calories while lifting and taking 1g protein lb of body weight 🤷🏽♂️ body fat melted off
I’m on my 3rd week of now, going to be going for 4 months to be back under 20% body fat for the first time since I was 15.
So far I’m still getting stronger and building some muscle.
Each week the muscle looks better with less body fat covering it.
One thing that I have learned watching Thomas and all his guests is this - they all think something different is ideal. They all believe their way is the right way. And they’re all very intelligent. If I watch four or five of his guest videos, I sometimes feel like I know less.
Yep..stressful as fkuc.
Yes. While there is a lot of commonality regarding what is "good" or "bad" to do, there isn't much (any) agreement on what is optimal or "ideal" (and in any case varies from person to person to some extent). I've decided my "plan" (after initial weight loss with walking and high protein/weight training to try to preserve as much muscle mass as possible) for maintenance will be CRON-LICART (Caloric Restriction with Optimal Nutrition, plus Low Intensity Cardio (walking 15K steps/day), and Resistance Training (3x/wk)). Whether or not that is the "best" possible plan, it is better to have a reasonable plan and stick to it, than have no plan at all (or keep switching from one fad to the next).
This girl absolutely comes across as thinking she knows the answers, not good
And Thomas is jacked, too. Don't forget about that. He's taking testosterone, either injecting it or patch.
Great point and observation!! You are right. It’s not flashy to talk about the same basic strategies that actually work. They have to get creative strictly for content purposes. Even “doctors” who promote “TOP 4 SUPPLEMENTS FOR FAT LOSS AND MUSCLE GAIN” but they don’t even use or test for if they need that supplement themselves… (this lady).. and the fact she didn’t recommend a protein supplement is bizarre lol.
In short, don’t get distracted by buzz content. Stick to sources like Layne Norton that are open about the data they referenced. Best of luck with your fitness goals!
Dr Lyon, I have followed you forever. I was a well respected amateur bodybuilder in Los Angeles in my early 60s who got the attention and interest of Joe Weider and show promoter John Lindsay. I even had special lab tests done on me to determine why my training and diet made me look and test 30 years younger than my age. I worked for the Chief of Staff at a well known university hospital, so worked many long hours and still got my gym time in. When really exhausted, I still did heavy lifting, then went out to my car for a cat nap afterwards and did well. I used to take green coffee too with great benefit, and was on a constant hunt for supplements to control my cortisol levels due to work related stress. I found one, but it was taken off the market. Everything you guys say in this video is absolutely true. But now I find we are really up against Big Medicine, and Big Pharma, as we are seeing many poorly written papers which are put out to contradict well known beneficial health practices. Like trying to get rid of whey protein (both isolate and concentrate) all together, in favor of plant based. When an infamous post acute nursing home caused a decubitus ulcer on my Dad, they stopped giving him whole food snd pushed soy protein. All that did was cause exacerbation of his ulcer, and excessive gas. Every time I demanded whey, he would improve, but then they would switch him back. The docs would come in and shake his hand, (in a stealth check of his grip strength) and shake their heads in awe....and nearly verbalized "wow, it's going to take a lot of abuse to knock this old guy off!". It is all part of the Agenda 21/30 Global Population Reduction Program. I had looked after my folks health and fitness for years, and have done everything you mentioned here. My folks lived to a very active and happy 97 years old. The main problem from age 80 was battling with allopathic medicine drug pushers and murderers. Having passed medical board exams and being in the upper echelons of medicine policy making, I could write a book on exactly how our medical system was degraded and bastardized. You two are clear voices of truth in the wilderness. Please keep it up! But be aware that there are those that don't want your voices to ring out! Thank you for ringing true!
Hey there, write that book!!! 🙏
Something that helped me curb cortisol was, (1) Get 8 hours of sleep. (2) Three hours before bed time stop all eating and drinking, this includes vitamins and meds. (3) Completely extinguish ALL cool colored light sources in the house and replace them with hot colored light, such as, red orange and amber after 10 p.m. no blue light includes t.v., computer and cell phone screens. No overhead lights after 10 p.m. and get black- out shades to block the street lamp light pollution. (4) One hour and twenty five minutes before sleep do infrared light bathing for an hour. (5) Twenty minutes before sleep, meditate i.e. sit with your back straight, in pitch black dark with eyes closed and focus on the sound of your breathing until and don't follow any thought thread. (6) Five minutes before sleep think about your favorite part of the day and what you are grateful for. (7) When you wake up eight hours later go outside and look toward the sunrise while doing a slow and deep diaphragm breathing for about 10
minutes.
Cheers
Bro start a channel i an 10000% with you on everything
I wish what u said wasn't true but I know it isand that's what scares me most. They're literally trying to kill all of us off. I say it every single day. As I constantly come across medical advice, meds,foods , heavy metals, etc that the govt and bureaucracy just let us consume on a daily basis. Not even mentioning the obvious (see 2020). Thank you for your comment and diligence. It felt good to know I'm not the only one who sees this
Send the link too cuz I'll buy that too@@tabithalacopo4478
Dual Objectives.... walking for mitochondria and lifting for muscle benefit on exercise front with good sleep and protein for recovery.
Walking outside is good for our mental health, I think. The sun, fresh air and nature reduce stress and anxiety. It can also be good for relationships (e g., walking and talking with your spouse) or good for your intellect (e.g., listening to an audiobook).
Very true. This is wisdom.
Yes… it’s the best.
Not in heavy rain thou
@@JoeFuller-h6c Also not in the middle of a forest fire or a nuclear attack
Yesss! ❤
1. Creatine
2. Omega 3 fatty acids
3. Vitamin A
4. Vitamin D
I can verify the body composition effects of walking. I am a 71 yr old man who got back into the gym a yr ago. I got my nutrition right (especially for one with O Blood type) and began walking. I am walking 4 miles/day, 3 days/week, walking 1.5 miles : other days of the week. I have lost over 60# of body fat since March. Every time I slow down the walking, the far loss slows as well
That is awesome!
What do you mean nutrition right for 0 blood type
What is the connection between nutrition and blood type? I never heard of this.
@@Synkronized7 there is quite a lot of study that has been done in this area and a whole school of thought regarding it. Two books to read if interested. The Grain Brain and Wheat Belly. Both written by a cardiologist that explains the connection between grains and Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) in people with an ‘O’ blood type.
@@Synkronized7 there are controversial lines of thought in nutrition defending that are better food for you depending on your blood type. this is not new.
I started the Carnivore Eating plan. In 7 months I’m down 90 pounds and starting to try to build muscle. I’m 58. I feel really good.
I started at 395 pounds. I still have a lifetime to work on it but I’m on my way to a changed life. It’s one day and one meal at a time. 🎉
Awesome job 👏
That's Fantastic!!! I'll be 95% Carnivore for a year this July 2024. It's hard to give up my Coffee.. So I work around it. I've dropped 70 lbs so far.
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Congratulations
Been carnivore sine feb 2020. Had great gains then covid hit and along with that ,long haulers. That has mad rhings much .ore difficult and when that flares, weight gain seems to come with it. So hard to get back off. People might say, well stop being carnivore but thar literally isn't an option!
Congratulations!!! Keep up the great work. I'm trying hard to switch from ketovore to carnivore. I just love berries so much!
I agree. Walking is the simpliest and effective exercise. Especially, these longer walks. Many people is cought by surprise, they are not able to walk above 30 minutes. Walk for 2h, if you can, you will see plenty of benefits and it will be challenging enough. Besides, for walking we can use variable terrain, uphill, downhill. I would not underestimate it.
I’ve been bicycling on the street and MTB a bit more this year in order to get my legs strong, also fun. I’m getting ready for winter backpacking. I’ve been hiking 5 miles several days a week lately with 50 lbs on my back In training on trail. I feel so much better physically and mentally out in the sun in the trees. So nice.
I moved to a walkable city and did about 5miles avg a day. Amazing how much weight I lost (95lbs since Feb). Very sad to move away but I now know my next move will need to have walkability as my biggest feature of the town/city.
This is true. I've been doing this uphill sidewalk walk a few miles from my house. I do it 8-10 times and takes me 2 hours when it's warm outside.
Rucking burns more calories than walking
I usually do that for low impact or “rest” (recovery) days. Mostly if I have a busy day and have a tight schedule on days. I usually do 30 mins minimum a day. What I also do is sleep in earlier and wake up earlier and get that out of the way (tabata, AMRAP, or HIIT) for an amazing start of the day
I walked aI least 15k steps a day, all day as a p.e. teacher. Tried to get to 17k. After doing strict keto I lost a fast 20 lbs in 20 days. I went back to a less strict keto diet and kept walking and worked out three days a week and kept loosing another 20 lbs. I had a stroke at 40, and stopped moving out of fear until my blood pressure was regulated. I gained 20 lbs back with in 6 months. I blamed not walking as the culprit....I think walking throughout the day is key to health. Running looses calories fast but not all day long. So if you can't run you are not at a loss. Save your heart
Wow a stroke at 40 is crazy serious. Take it easy, get more nutrients in your diet, carnivore does the job. Hope you’re doing well
I retired at 63, 69 now. 3 Weeks ago my back neighbor hurt herself and I had to go over the 6ft wall to help her. I grabbed my ladder and went over and helped. Getting back over was a problem and I then realized that I lost a lot of my strength, this was an Aha moment for me. I started the 100 push ups challenge the next day, I really sucked big time, at 12 I conked out so I decided to do 5sets of 10 for a couple of days and took them up to 5 sets of 20 within a short time. I had weights delivered and added that exercise as well. My strength has become up a lot in just this short time, exercise will be a part of my life now and will increase over time. Got a Doctor's appointment today for a check up and discussion about this. My fat belly and love handles are horrible and I took photos as well, again horrible looking.
Good on you for directly acting on it. (& helping your neighbour!)👍
The most effective way to lose belly fat is DAILY brisk walking in nature! You will be surprised how effective it is.
I followed Dr. John Scherffenberg's advice, who is 101, most alert, and in fantastic shape!
Get a concept 2 rowing machine. Low impact, great cardio, and it’ll tone your muscles
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So awesome! I commend you for being so proactive! I'm 47 and took up walking last August I've lost close to 20lbs and I just added strength training and have cleaned up my diet. My dr had told me I'd be in a wheel chair at 40 years old due to my degenerative, chronic and autoimmune disease. I'm off all meds now and feel.bettwr than ever🎉 we really could do it at any age❤
If I don’t sleep well I will start walking as soon as I get up. I’ve checked my glucose right when I wake and before eat anything, my glucose was 98 and then walked for 20 minutes and rechecked and it went down to 88.
What do you use to check glucose at home? I’d like to try that. I’m always borderline 100.
I’m a bit skeptical about the Urolithin A claims. The primary study I was able to find where the randomized controlled trial was conducted seems riddled with serious conflicts of interest. A number of people who carried out the study were either employed by a biotech company or served on the board of one, another was the actual founder of a biotech company and seemed to personally own patents to certain biotech products. Shouldn’t these kinds of conflicts of interest make us pause a bit before we jump on another “miracle compound” bandwagon?
I've always read that vitamin A from liver is the best, most bioavailable source.
I was all hyped up on Urolithin A until I saw the 30 day bottle was $200. I could buy alot of strawberries and pomegranate for that.
Exactly! Most studies are done at universities because the public tends to trust that they're independent.
Dig a little and you will find these studies are funded by companies that just so happen to make a product that will fix the issue. All backed by "research".
Anyone remember the no fat craze in the early 90s? Fat is making you fat and the answer is no fat processed food. It's ok, the added chemical sugar substitute won't hurt you. We all know how that turned out.
What about the USDA food pyramid that's been proven wrong over and over? Speaking of our govt, our country allows so many chemicals in our foods that are banned in many other countries. You can't find anything in a box, bag or can that doesn't have chemical sugar. Organic is even suspect here in the USA because of the way it's defined.
For every study supporting something, there's another that debunks it.
Eat whole foods that didn't come from chain stores. Buy meat from actual farmers/ranchers that hasn't been given growth hormones and antibiotics just because. Buy produce at farmers markets or grow your own. There are many resources about using container gardens in small spaces or community gardens. There are natural pest deterrents and even chemical ones that soak off.
Common sense can go a long way, too bad many don't have much these days.
THANK YOU! It goes to show that when someone follows the money trail we can all benefit from NOT buying into another scam. I think it may be time to question the motives of who we listen to on UA-cam?
They’ve got to have something to sell 🤷♀️
Please consider interviewing Erin Stern. Please. She's so worth it and would be an added bonus to you and your audience. 😊
I lost 40lbs just by eating high protein, no exercise whatsoever. I eventually added in weight training as I became slightly under weight and wanted to put on muscle.
Excellent for body composition as well as general weight loss. Protein is muscle sparing and satiating, it’s a general ‘hack’ for weight loss that isn’t talked about enough👍👍
Thanks for sharing that. I've lost weight eating high protein high fat and moderate carbs. The only exercise I did consistently was a bit of walking.
Eating too much protein can lead to weight gain also.
And eating protein can lead to fat gain.
I agree with him on the walking as a part of being functional. Nurses, im sure will understand if more patients could/would get up and walk, that would alleviate many problems.
ill attest to walking for fat loss. i decided to walk to my gym and walk back home this yr. I started feb at 280 and im now 169lbs at 20% fat. i only did lifting weights PPL 6 days no other cardio. ive been trying to lose weight for so long and i always thought cardio was the key but its resistance training thats the real key to losing weight. walking helped me reach my goal of losing weight.
The intensity of your workout is insane at 20:24 onwards ❤❤❤❤
So basically to build muscle while cutting you keep your protein high while in a calorie deficit.
The mantra eat more move more is truely powerful, real life personal conclusion.
I tend to up protein on sleep deprived days, as it fills me up and makes me less likely overeat. Good to know it's a good strategy.
Calories in calories out. Protine is vital for mass building. 95% of protine consumption should be from whole foods. A protine shake post workout till you can get to your whole foods. A protine shake at bed time (whey) because it is slow digesting so your metabolism is busy working on digesting it and not feasting on your lean mass gains. If you wake up in the middle of the night hungry eat a whole food. Best way to use your creatine 5g is to mix with BCAs 12-13g in a shaker full of water and drink intra workout. Magnesium iron D3, k2 are very important to supplement. Magnesium 60 mins before bed, it will make you tierd and sleep better. You will have to figure out your doseage. If you can take a nap after you train it is very beneficial. Sleep,rest is when the magic happens. Building muscle mass is a lifestyle you have to live it to get the results.
Your logic of eating whey protein at bedtime is ill-founded. Our bodies burn fat at night so if you’re giving them fuel, it’s gonna work on the fuel and not the fat.
It's reassuring to hear that resistance training, not too crazy, when sleep deprived is "ok". It's actually meditative for me. No pounding music. At 62, postmeno, keeping cortisol down is key for decent sleep. Also, the calculation and ratio Dr. Lyon references for adequate protein was 1.6 per kilo of body weight (2x the RDA recommendation). For me that ends up at a mere 77.5 grams of protein a day, nearly half what a number of people in the webosphere are pushing. Those people use per POUND of bodyweight, rather than kilo for the calculation. Pleasantly surprised with this conversation.
Every time sleep is mentioned, it is crushing because I have dealt with insomnia for 35 years. It has been worse since covid hit. Menopause doesn't help. It is a symptom of autoimmune issues and efforts to resolve it have yielded very few results. I will say micro nuero feedback may have done the most good. I was sleeping 2 out of 5 nights when I began that and that helped me only have 1 bad night every 5. I am at the point where 5 to 6 hours, waking 2 to 3 times is a huge thing to celebrate!
@ConnieWobbles the problem is, I didn't sleep when my hormones were normal, before monopause.
Quit caffeine immediately... coffee, tea and chocolate....It increases cortisol skyrocket....
Start full body workouts 3 times a week... easy volume workouts... don't go to failure... if your max is 20 perfect reps, do 3 sets of 10 perfect reps with 1 min rest between sets...
Do mild walks...
Quit or at least reduce sugar intake...
I hope this will help...
@@cheerfulheartdeepmind685 when taken with theanine...it does amazing things for brain fog. Amazing thjngs.
Tip to interviewers; Let your guests speak relatively freely.We’re not here to listen to the interviewer but rather the guest, who is often quite brilliant in their field.
Boy oh boy, I agree fully. Some ppl love to hear themselves more.
What about nitric oxide as you age? I read by the time you're 60 you only have 16% of oxygen as opposed to a younger person. Nitric oxide supplements should be included, the medical profession doesn't want people to know this because people would be healthy and not spend money on needless over the counter remedies. I am 67 and I take it and noticed significant improvements in my function without doing anything and my stomach naturally appears flatter. I highly recommend nitric oxide supplements.
I know someone who literally got a heart ache and died from using nitric oxide two weeks ago.
@@fdsqueen5375 It's not for everyone, I never had a problem, sorry to hear.
I really like idea of "earning your carbs" and thank Thomas for sharing maybe as his signature motto, I plan to share with others.
On sleep deprivation: when we are in a sleep deprived state, our body actually craves carbs MORE as an easy source of energy. So, simply “avoiding” carbs when sleep deprived is not so simple to do for the average human. Any tips or strategies on how to fight our body’s normal hormonal response to sleep deprivation? Mothers everywhere would appreciate the tip.
I think she said, reach for more protein.
Great interview! Enjoyed hearing you both geek out over each topic. Can’t wait to see her on the show again
Walking after a meal helps with digestion. Using walking poles like Extrastriding burns more by engaging every major muscle group while still being low impact on the joints.
I can prove what you're talking about is true because I currently weigh two hundred and two pounds needing to get down to 145 almost 90% of all my excess body fat is in my stomach. I can especially prove the point because I don't eat any sugar and I eat very low carbs except for i've had a huge addiction to diet coke. I gave up the diet coke and it was like an instant catalyst to fat loss... Especially in my stomach area and while I am gain weight my measurements are are coming down in numbers in a hurry.
Diet drinks are one of the biggest cons perpetuated on people, so much bad stuff in those and obviously the diet label makes you think it's somehow good for you or better for weight loss. It's actually just as bad and in some cases even possibly worse than even drinking a full on regular soda. I've seen a bunch about it, things I've largely cut out of my diet that caused cravings were any kind of soda, dairy and most pasta. These tend to be high in sugar and cause cravings as well which is alone a major diet hinderance.
TOTALLY!!!! @@mattfield3371
Diet coke tastes shit! You could've at least been addicted to the real thing.
Man i drink diet coke all the time and my bf is on 10 procent...
Not saying its healthy but it does not make you fat!
I don’t know about any studies but we were told in the late 90’s not to take your creatine with caffeine. I always followed this somewhat. We were also told to take it with grape juice. I didn’t keep doing that 😊
Good note on the caffeine with creatine. I've been mixing with my coffee. Might put a halt to that.
I very much enjoy the lively discussion between you two. Good stuff.
When he laughed at yoga and body weight I couldn’t take him seriously. Everyone is different and not everyone has to lift. As long as you keep challenging your body do what works for you
They're talking about building muscle. It's right there in the title. Yoga and body weight exercises are not effective ways to do that. This is a basic concept. You got offended for no real reason. You're not a serious person.
I did yoga, pilates and body weights and toned and lost weight. From 180 to 145. Bodies aren’t the same.
Yoga is a joke😊
Yoga is amazingly beneficial for your overall health and wellness. It helped me lose weight. Even if it's not intense hot power yoga, yoga reduces inflammation, promotes good circulation, and decreases chance of muscle injury while doing other activities like strength training. :)
For anyone who thinks yoga and bodyweight exercises are not challenging or not effective at building muscle, go do 100 chaturanga and 100 push ups right now. I think you'll change your mind ;)
Thomas De Lauer
This is the second time we meet my dear friend Thomas.
The first time I met you, after taking a picture with you, I said to myself, Wow! Thomas is very nice and humble, now that I met you for the second time, I can boldly say, you’re the nicest UA-camr guy-friend I have ever met!
Thank you Thomas, for being you!
Joel
RDA = Recommended Daily Allowance.
Had to look it up.
Thank u!
I tested this. I did a dexa scan before I went into a calories deficit with healthy clean foods. At the end of several months I did another dexa scan at the same facility. I had lost 12 pounds and only 1.2 pounds of that was lean body mass. I ate did the RDA's recommended protein level (.8 per KG of body weight). I just ate intuitively and don't generally crave heavy amounts of protein. I also did resistance training 1-2 x per week to try make sure I retained my muscle while in a calories deficit. Losing 12 pounds and only 1.2 of it being lean body mass was worth it to me.
Love the channel, but wish I heard more from the guest being interviewed. Diary of a CEO is a great channel where the host allows guests to share their ideas. Still enjoyed the episode and will search Dr. Lyon's channel. Thanks for posting.
Resistance bands are used a lot in my gym. Very helpful.
Thanks Thomas - Interesting discussion - wondered why you started so quickly with supplements when actually the bigger impacts come from diet, resistance training and general exercise. and aerobic work? Feels that the order of issues could be the other way around?
Love watching her talk!! 😍
Omg I Loove Dr Lyon! Love the shirt!! 😍😍😍
Very good to know not to take creatine with caffeine! Thanks Thomas
I have been walking over 40 years. Trails, Hills, neighborhood sidewalks etc etc etc. Hiked the AT. I walk every day. Walking is something you can do for a lifetime. Walking will make you happy. There are so many benefits to walking every day. Go out and walk daily ! You will love it!
Walking outside. All weather.
Walking makes me feel good. I listen to music with a swift pace, looking at birds, trees and flowers. When I finished a walk and step in to my home, I feel energetic with a better attitude. Walking is good for you overall!
🦅 Golden Win 🥇
Sore all over from the gym
388 days No Alcohol 🏆💫
Congratulations! Great win!
Congrats, that's awesome
Wonderful! Congrats!
alcohol sucks ass
Gratz. I'm been dealing with this fight to give up drinking for years. Quit for 3 months at the end of last year and regrettably started again during the holidays.
Gabrielle Lyon is an OG.. I ve been following her for the past 4 years.. Good to see her finally getting her long due mainstream traction
Needs to put on snows with chains
4 years make her the “OG”?
I feel even if it sounds simple. Go back to basics. Go back to walking. Awesome start. Relax breath enjoy the freedom of nature preferably. Everything else or anything else ex ercise is a bonus
Great conversation! I love Dr. Lyon and you, Thomas.
Amazing video, loved the message. Love my walking over 5000 steps daily, also now using kettle bell to work resistance. On top of eating well of course, mine being whole food plant based with oily fish and only occasional meats. Need ensure get good proteins from my legumes
Carnivores still winning. Who needs creatine/omega3 supp?
Daily routine for those interested (500>350 pounds, still work in progress)
1. Caffeine+green tea upon waking
2. Morning walk (while listening to this)
3. Eggs (breakfast)
(optional more caffeine at noon)
4. Lifting Hypertrophy* focus AND/OR sustained cardio day
5. Beef (lunch creatine)
6. Salmon (omega 3 dinner) with
7. Vit D3/K2 supp
8. Sleep
What I'm not...convinced by:
1. Urolithin A (first time hearing this. I'll look into it...)
2. Whey protein (I'm assuming got enough protein >__> )
Good luck!
Yep! Carnivore checks all these boxes. High protein, low cal relatively, sardines and fish and eggs hit the omega 3s. Ruminants hit the protein, aminos, and creatine! Then add your training to it.
How has coffee and tea affected your carnivore journey
I take Celsius brand energy drinks. They have caffeine along with ECGC green tea extract. I am pretty sure you can get same effect drinking coffee+green tea separate. This has A VERY NOTICEABLE EFFECT ON HUNGER. It's not just about feeling full longer. Like the cravings just go down to almost zero. I just don't care about food. Maybe it's partly placebo.
Also helps motivate me to continue moving more through afternoon.
WOULD NOT take this or any caffeine 7 or even 8 hours before your planned bedtime.
Sleep is the core heart of health. Everything goes to SHIT if you mess up your sleep. Caffeine too late in the day WILL RUIN SLEEP. It just WILL. Maybe not as much if done 5-6 hour before sleeping but it STILL will.
If i miss my morning walk or afternon workout, I push myself to do an evening session. But i DO NOT take caffeine after 2pm to MAKE myself do that extras session. thats is where I draw the line. I draw it at sleep. @@gorkemkavak1965
How many eggs? How's your LDL?
@@sunnyBLR At 450 I was doing 10 eggs. Now I'm doing 7, but I can go down to 4-5 if I ate too much night before etc.
LDL only went up from 99 to 102. It didn't move. But I am not consistent fuly wth carnivore, I slip into keto now and then. It's not the diet's fault. It's my family environment.
You should look into Ken Berry and Anthony Chaffee's videos on Carnvore and LDL. Just the shorts even. It will explan it. Total LDL is not the issue. Triglycerides are. Look into it. Knowledge is power I'm serious.
I walk for mental health. I don't feel down or depressed when I walk so I don't care about the weight loss. You have to be happy to feel healthy and be productive so any positive effect is worth it. I think being depressed keeps you fat because you start craving simple pleasures just to feel good for a second just like a junkie. So I try to walk in the morning to have a good day.
I knew this was possible forever. I'm 34 and never once believed that you couldn't gain muscle and lose fat. I think because it was bro-science, growing up, when they said you couldn't it just sounded stupid.
Lo and behold, you can.
Looks to me like an advertisement for Mitopure. No mention on who funded the studies for Urolithin A.
What
Yep! And $200 for one bottle of Urolithin A pills is a complete rip off. Bumping the price up many times more than it costs to manufacture!
Better off and much cheaper taking Proteolytic enzymes either through diet - pineapples, ginger, kefir, kiwi, asparagus, sauerkraut etc. Or capsules that are substantially cheaper than Timeline Mitopure Urolithin A!
I've had trouble with sleep since 1999 and traumatic brain injury was caused by my car accident ended with 40 days in a coma. 😢
Tom please listen more Les’s talking when you bring on a specialist.
Hey Thomas! Have you talked about how this affects those of us who CAN’T do whey protein due to allergies? It’s so frustrating to only hear about whey all the time.
Awesome conversation!
Walk after you eat & do 3 sets of 10 slight twists to each side to enhance digestive system movement and abdominal tension
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What does creatine do for the female?
@@HH-gv8mx You'd like to think the same for all sexes.
What does it do? What is creatine for?@@felipearbustopotd
There are many Europeans who prove the walking as lifestyle and health piece. He’s not wrong.
I like the Def Leppard T shirt.
I'm n love with her
Great interview, thank you both
Iodine should also be included in the top supplement list. Thyroid hormones are made partly of iodine. Thyroid hormones help control the body's metabolism and play an important role in muscle growth. Proper functioning of your thyroid, glands, and hormones triiodothyronine (T3) and thyroxine (T4) requires healthy iodine levels. Iondine helps to boost testosterone.
Well it's dangerous too as u can get hyper thyroidism
@@D9Wx very unlikely. Look up Dr David Brownstein MD
I never ate seafood, and had normal thyroid. I then stopped using the cheap Morton's Iodized salt that I used my entire life, and instead started using Costco Pink Himalayan for maybe 2-3 years. Next thing I know my blood test show TSH problem, hyper-thyroid (.007 TSH). Ultrasound shows growth on thyroid, about 5mm. I immediately go back to Morton's iodized salt. Next two blood tests show normal TSH. Doc can't feel thyroid bump any longer. Have another ultrasound this coming week.
@@leanit5756
Exactly Iodine is literally essential. That’s why they put it in salt
@@leanit5756that is interesting. I wouldn’t think that synthetic iodine would have that effect.
Unroasted green coffee? Do you roast it? Is it the same as Arabic coffee? I’d like to know more about the benefits of this! Thanks!
Can you comment on autophagy...Pelz teaches 2 to 3 days of fasting to achieve this.
I know this was about fat & muscle, and that walking isn’t a substitute for exercise, but have you listened to Rhonda Patrick’s discussions on interval training and the effects on health and aging? From an ex-Pararescue / PJ that has maintained a very high degree of physical fitness, I find Rhonda’s advice to be more to the point and much more significant for my lifestyle. But I do understand that degree of intensity is rare. How long can one find time for high intensity interval training…
Amazing podcast Thomas your amazing and we appreciate this episode
Should we take creatine on rest days and also cardio days??
Yes
If you do a class that combines cardio and resistance training, how long (or should you) wait before you simply do a resistance training procedure at home?
Don't wait.
avoid over training which leads to less energy expenditure the rest of the day. Do several smaller workouts. Favor cardio for fat loss first... muscle takes a while to build but cardio works right away to help you sleep, oxygenate, and feel great.
@@intramotus cardio is overrated as hell,,all in moderation
As we get older, we need strength training to build muscle and cardio/HIIT to improve VO2 max. One can walk to move more and lose additional fat
Fantastic talk💪🏽
this video we should watch at least 3 times to absorb all the great info!!!
Can we get some easier to digest info lol? Really interested in that first point about the protein but struggling to figure out what you mean
Go to her interview with Dr. Don Laymon, the guru on Protein ...
Protein helps lose weight because, in simple terms, it limits the calories your body takes in and it boots calories out fast.
Salmon, sardines, hearing creatine, pomegranate juice, pomegranates, walking in nature about getting massages.
If you want to be smart ask intelligent questions rather than saying how much you know. That's why you have the guests.
It's called dialog
I understand why most of the studies use sedentary elderly people since most are that way. What I don’t understand is why don’t they use Elite Senior/master type athletes 50+ year old competitive athletes in their different sport? The USA masters Olympic weightlifting nationals has over 500 participants in two different sanctioning bodies that range from 35 years old all the way into the 90s. These athletes train harder and more specific than athletes in their 20s and early 30s relative to energy and time availability. There is a huge data pool available that nobody seems to want to utilize. I can state on my own that not only do I train vary intensely four days a week, (actually end up overtraining) I keep my nutrition very tight and in line and still progressing. I may not be able to do my top lifts that were done while I was 32 in 1997. I took 16 years completely off and went from 185 to 240 and now back to competing at 160. It would be nice to see a cumulative nutritional review across-the-board instead of haphazard pieces here and there that are thrown out by various people / Dr.’s and all the miscellaneous sources. I have not met or spoken with Brian Johnson that runs the blueprint longevity program but I do appreciate him going through it scientifically and adding in all the statistics that he is finding on aging and longevity. perhaps a roundtable of maybe 6 to8 doctors that are top in the field and then whiteboard specific topics and get their input all at the same time could be a great program. 🏋️♂️⚡️✨🙏
She's the best looking doctor I've ever seen. 😮
As a parent of an autistic child my biggest issue is the sleeping I got my nutrition and exercise right but my sleep is very inconsistent I have watched so many videos and I’m yet to find advice about how to deal with such issue. But in the days I don’t get much sleep 🛌 I don’t do weight lifting but focus on my nutrition more and go for longer walks and do yoga and I try to get naps during the day
I love everything about this episode. Except the part you said I need to earn my carbohydrates. That's a really unhealthy way of thinking. Well, typically, if I just listen to my body if I'm having a low-key. Non-active kind of day. I don't really eat many carbs because I don't need it and if I load up. I just get anxiety.
Carbs are not essential
Carbs are just a easy fuel
I agree and feel carbs for some of us are mandatory for our well being and health and I would also say for our hormone regulation…esp if you are a woman over 40!
What about tea in the morning instead of coffee? Same effects?
Doctors dont look like what they use to be😮
Sexy brunette with tats? Yea, looks more like PE teacher or nurse.
i love these discussions you have. i enjoy watching these as im doing some cardio or walking on a treadmill.
Let’s talk about the negative health effects of tattoo ink.
😂 good one
And make up
😂 go away. I don’t even have tattoos but you can’t compare something like this and nutrition/exercise. Seems like one of the less harmful vices. And we all have vices. Mine is fighting with people on the internet 😂
@@tinaferr People with tattoos are more likely to get cancer. If that’s your health vice suffer away.
wanna fight?@@tinaferr
She mentioned that in the study of the people who were doing the RDA of 0.8 grams of protein and a calorie deficit were losing weight, but the loss was skeletal muscle and lean body tissue. Is it the same for people who do 1.5 or 2x the RDA and a calorie deficit?
She’s awesome! Please bring her back.
She has a podcast
When I want to drop and cut - I add a lot more steps to my day - in addition to weight training. I try to get 10-12k daily .. one of the best tools to shred down some
I have been listening to her advice for years and now that I am in my mid 60's, am so grateful that I have followed her advice. I can't wait for her new book to arrive.
whats Dr. Gabrielle Lyon’s age?
Hard to be sure of her age, her name is somewhat common and muddles the results of searches. If what I found is correct, she's either 27 or 30. But she looks 40+ with those crows feet and skin texture, so she's either older than the articles that talk about her claim or she's aging poorly.
Most of what I can find says she was 17 when she started studying in this field and her main Facebook page seems to have most of its activity from 2017.
She got popular by telling old people to eat more meat to protect against falling down. She's doing these interviews now to promote her new book.
@@Vincent_Beers thanks for the help, I dont know much about her and couldnt find anything about her age.. I would say older then 27 or 30 as you mentioned.. I really wonder her age if anyone knows lol..
Her face looks like ☠️
@@joellee6142she’s 50
Aghhh! 45 and definitely made a decent cut from dad bod to flat stomach. But can get below 19% BF. Have done the high protein but calorie deficit for about 3 months now. Where before I just ate healthy and worked out without tracking and lost about 15 lbs. so now, trying to dial in where I build muscle and burn fat. I walk a lot. Do full body split and workout 5 days a week. Active and do lots of outdoor things. Hiking, mountaineering, swimming, biking, paddling etc. I sauna and cold plunge for recovery. Sleep is one factor I struggle with usually 6 hrs 4 nights a week and 8 or more 3 nights a week. But I think the deficit isn’t working anymore.
Excellent program! As a functional medicine doctor I can say that this kind of content is saving lives. 🎉
What’s the company you recommend most for utility urolithin a ??
Walking is huge , if you have Good feet . 🤔
Wait.... I need to eat 320grams of Protein per day if I want to lose fat and continue to build muscle and be 200lbs? I'm not sure how I can do that.
Also what are the implications or effects on the liver and kidneys when you consume that much protein per day?
I mean just to eat 200grams of Protein using Whey Protein powder it's 975 calories (nearly half) of my 2K calories. That leaves very little room for any fat , carbs or fibers. When I increase that to 1.6 (double) instead of the .8 that would be 1,462.50 calories. Leaving just 600 calories for everything else.
On average one apple is 95 calories. 1 cup of cooked brown rice is 216 Calories.
Creatine can affect your kidney function, especially when you are older.
High protein consumption will lead to gall bladder and liver issues and kidney disease, that's a well-known pathology. Nice to see someone mention these crucial "side effects" which even MDs now ignore or pretend not to know.
I recently watched her TED talk and now she’s on you channel. Amazing
Walking = fat prep. Hitt = fat burn. So get your steps in ppl.
I’m 43 years old and I’ll be 44 in February. I just got back into the gym and I work out four days a week one hour a day with resistance training and at the end of every workout I do 20 minutes uphill walking on the treadmill as high as the incline can go And I incorporate a couple walks a week with my dog and family and I’ve lost 15 pounds in six weeks. definitely had my diet on point though.
That’s excessive!
3 hrs of exercise per week is enough, and doesn’t have to be strenuous
@@sialee5926no it's not 😂. That's a solid routine for someone seriously looking for gains.
Can someone explain to me why Gorillas, elephants, lions, horses, Gazelles don't need to lift weights to build muscle? Is it possible that the key to maintain lean muscle is to stop decreasing it, mostly done by excess glucose and poor metabolic function?
One word. Sprinting
Great Ep! Thanks