Addiction: Why We Can't Fast or Keep a Diet - Dr Pradip Jamnadas MD - Fasting for Survival follow up

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  • Dr. Pradip Jamnadas, MD details why many fasting and diet programs fail because of addiction.
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    1:17:21 - Questions and Answers
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    Pradip Jamnadas, MD, MBBS, FACC, FSCAI, FCCP, FACP
    The founder and chairman of The Galen Foundation is a medical graduate of the University College of London, England with post-graduate training at Yale University in Cardiology. He has a successful specialty practice in Orlando, Florida since 1990 and performs interventional procedures and is a consultant cardiologist with a large diversified inpatient and outpatient practice. He has been recognized in Orlando Magazine as Top Doctor in Cardiology for multiple years over the past two decades. He is also a clinical assistant professor of medicine at The Florida State University and University of Central Florida. He is a renowned lecturer and teacher, with a passion for high tech interventions when called for, yet places greater emphasis on prevention measures.
    Disclaimer: The information provided is for general knowledge and is not a substitute for individual medical advice. All viewers should consult their physician before starting any medical program or treatment. Any action you take upon the information that you find within this content is strictly at your own risk. Neither Dr. Pradip Jamnadas nor Cardiovascular Interventions will be liable for any damages or losses in connection with the content on this UA-cam Channel.

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  • @speeddog1955
    @speeddog1955 8 місяців тому +831

    Down 10kg in two months after watching this podcast. Cut out processed foods- vegetable oils, sugar and flour. Now decided that alcohol has to go too- 4 weeks sober. This man changed my life and I am so grateful.

  • @Noribee75
    @Noribee75 10 місяців тому +1642

    I am listening to this while fasting for less than 24hours , ready to cry, ready to go to burger king.... and I won't .... I'll hold on ... I'm stronger than my addiction.

    • @justinboshans2162
      @justinboshans2162 10 місяців тому +86

      just keep reminding yourself of the reason why you're doing the fast every single hour. Think of the positives, and then think of the damage you've done to your body from your addiction. Keeping these things in mind makes it easier.

    • @ssv8364
      @ssv8364 10 місяців тому +93

      I've found that fasting is much easier when you first make dietary changes like completely cutting out sugar and flour. It takes several days and the sugar addiction is gone. That's the trick - just cutting it down doesn't work.

    • @Noribee75
      @Noribee75 10 місяців тому +40

      These are great advice guys !! I keep trying and won’t give up on myself. Thank you so much ♥️♥️

    • @blessedlife6771
      @blessedlife6771 10 місяців тому +26

      @@Noribee75 you got this Qween. You deserve the fitness goals and good health goals you have worked so hard to acheive. Don't give up - if you fail, its okay, get up and fight back! I am in the same boat as you, you got this!

    • @angeladavis1665
      @angeladavis1665 10 місяців тому +40

      I am on day 3 and I feel you wanting to eat. I watch videos on fasting every day to help remind me of the benefits of fasting. Also, when you break your fast, remember that you fasted for longer than you have in the past. Good job! Also, you can fast for a day longer next time. You got this. I know you can do this. You are worth the effort of fasting.

  • @PlusSizePersonalTrainer
    @PlusSizePersonalTrainer 7 місяців тому +441

    I've been fat all of my life. My mom fed me condensed milk as the milk for me when I was an infant. Plus she would feed me food constantly. I believe I became insulin resistant early on as a child so that's one of the reasons why I was fat for most of my life and had a hard time losing weight and keeping it off. Now I'm an avid faster and that's when everything clicked. I've lost 85 lbs and right now I'm 98 hours into a 120-hour fast. I feel GREAT!

    • @annettefowler4704
      @annettefowler4704 6 місяців тому +11

      My story is simuler to yours. Diabétique scince a child. I recived knowledge in 2018. Fasting keto diet. I lost 60 pounds. No more medication. 😊

    • @iche9373
      @iche9373 6 місяців тому +3

      Take Ozempic

    • @sarahnatalia7514
      @sarahnatalia7514 6 місяців тому +1

      Very happy for you :-)

    • @catheriner6281
      @catheriner6281 6 місяців тому

      Can you let me know what you eat daily, just an outline.

    • @DGotfrey
      @DGotfrey 5 місяців тому

      God bless you!

  • @kaliforce7130
    @kaliforce7130 11 місяців тому +260

    When a doctor is giving an info with out selling something, you know his intentions are pure.

    • @iche9373
      @iche9373 6 місяців тому +1

      He just gets UA-cam Money for being Captain Obvious.

    • @maryepperson2275
      @maryepperson2275 5 місяців тому +9

      But he’s not pushing products!!! That is huge!! Lots of Drs on utube are jumping on the fasting bandwagon and SELLING THEIR PRODUCTS/SUPPLEMENTS!!!
      I trust him more than those guys!!!

    • @radomirdjenadic7713
      @radomirdjenadic7713 3 місяці тому +1

      Amen.

    • @davidsawyer1599
      @davidsawyer1599 3 місяці тому +8

      ​@iche9373 Hello! UA-cam money? No ads/commercials. The channel is not monetized. He is making 0.0 money from UA-cam. Now is this an avenue to send patients to the Dr's practice. Yes,it must be looked at as that being a possibility.
      Or,or as the original statement's point. He wants to help people.
      Cynics die early. It's a proven fact.

    • @tanyalow4090
      @tanyalow4090 Місяць тому

      Thankyou so much for all this info. You are a good Man and I for one "appreciate " you.

  • @RedLineHealth510
    @RedLineHealth510 2 роки тому +3734

    His lecture on fasting changed my LIFE. It sent me down a rabbit hole of becoming my own doctor. When a doctor is giving info without selling something, you know his intentions are pure.

  • @Superdupershaun
    @Superdupershaun 2 роки тому +2521

    I only eat within 1 hour everyday. I don't eat any snacks and never outside of the 1 hour window. So far within 3 months I have lost 25lbs. I stopped growing grey hair, my acne went away and I no longer have any back pain. 😳😳😳 Insane the amount of damage over eating does to your body. This guy is dead on and I'm so thankful I listened to this Doctor. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

    • @Superdupershaun
      @Superdupershaun Рік тому +462

      I wanted to update my progress. I feel amazing. I'm still only eating within 1 hour. I have now lost 45lbs and my blood work was perfect.

    • @dr.stephanie3134
      @dr.stephanie3134 Рік тому +61

      Amazing and thank you for sharing

    • @AndrewEvenstar
      @AndrewEvenstar Рік тому +75

      @@Superdupershaun 45 lbs in 4 months? that's awesome !

    • @pearlperlitavenegas2023
      @pearlperlitavenegas2023 Рік тому +17

      I'm not needing to lose weight I'm 5'6 130lbs....how often do you eat in a 24hr period?

    • @sumedanisamarawickrama2597
      @sumedanisamarawickrama2597 Рік тому +45

      @@pearlperlitavenegas2023 he meant he only eat in a one hour window time which i dont recommed.. i do 18:6 for 6h you get to eat enough

  • @eatmeatandliftweights5754
    @eatmeatandliftweights5754 Рік тому +130

    This man should be the head of the World Health Organization!

    • @caroletta451
      @caroletta451 2 місяці тому +3

      AMEN!!!

    • @mrshitty
      @mrshitty Місяць тому +1

      It's true. They'll never do that though. The economy would crumble when everyone stops buying packaged products and stops spending on medication and pills because they are getting healthy on their own.

  • @jessbrown1719
    @jessbrown1719 Рік тому +341

    Whenever I am tempted to eat crap, I am going to listen to this again and again.

  • @290registration
    @290registration 2 роки тому +2637

    Put this guy in charge of health in America.

    • @evananil4436
      @evananil4436 2 роки тому +151

      You kidding bro, how will they make money then

    • @wk9858
      @wk9858 2 роки тому +92

      Nooo the Health companies and the pharmaceutical they will be out of business

    • @Narayan_338
      @Narayan_338 2 роки тому +53

      People should change .. he alone can’t help .. politicians or pharma business people will not allow him to execute ..

    • @wholehealthwithhannah
      @wholehealthwithhannah 2 роки тому +14

      Yes! Please

    • @klf153
      @klf153 2 роки тому +11

      Yes!!

  • @marcusaquino6105
    @marcusaquino6105 2 роки тому +2001

    I am a board certified colon rectal surgeon. This man makes so much sense. I have watched his videos many times and learned a lot. He is an excellent speaker.

    • @chocolatethunda5313
      @chocolatethunda5313 2 роки тому +15

      Is it healthy for me to clean my own colon with sea salt and water?

    • @SandyCheeks63564
      @SandyCheeks63564 2 роки тому +61

      Healthy diet should be taught in medical school. It makes such a huge difference in our health. Even nutritionists don't seem to know anything about fasting / low carb / keto / paleo

    • @RaccoonNation
      @RaccoonNation 2 роки тому +20

      @@SandyCheeks63564 ever since Operation Paperclip the USA has been moving towards something called “Pharmakeia”. We are literally being poisoned. It’s just that the poison is now being disguised as medicine.

    • @danjacobs6029
      @danjacobs6029 2 роки тому +4

      Your job is pretty shitty.... lol

    • @bboysaif8
      @bboysaif8 2 роки тому +5

      Dan Jacobs guarantee it’s better than yours

  • @VicEd22
    @VicEd22 9 місяців тому +460

    I´m a medical doctor myself, a clinical pathologyst, I love how Dr. Pradip explains all this, it´s just sad how we didn´t learn any of this when becoming a doctor.

    • @inriperez5718
      @inriperez5718 9 місяців тому +10

      Is not your fault, is the school system fault. You know what is not the school system fault either, is the people that profit and have control over the school system.

    • @donspence2110
      @donspence2110 9 місяців тому

      I believe the A.M.A. is no different than the politicians, they are in bed with Big Pharma....It's ALL about MONEY!!!!!!!

    • @Ex_877
      @Ex_877 8 місяців тому +14

      All properly learned are self-taught, do not rely on failing institutions to feed you.

    • @maciek62005
      @maciek62005 8 місяців тому +3

      Where are You from? Im asking because I had the same reflection since few months before graduation.

    • @PS-hi9os
      @PS-hi9os 8 місяців тому

      a lot of doctors are some of the dumbest people i’ve met. the education system is rubbish

  • @SkyRunner21
    @SkyRunner21 3 місяці тому +19

    I did a 10 day fast (240 hours) and holy moly it changed my life forever...
    My suicidal thoughts and sweet tooth are gone...
    I'm 25 and I feel like a 5 year old again... I enjoy life again...

  • @nicoled3089
    @nicoled3089 2 роки тому +565

    I work for Starbucks and have often said, Im a drug dealer. People are so miserable when they come in, wait in line, order and as soon as you hand them their drink, they totally brighten up! I am also an addict, not above my customers at all. Dr Jamnadas is life changing!

    • @TheVirgoox
      @TheVirgoox Рік тому +37

      My starbucks order is black coffee…. Barista is always looking At me confused 😂

    • @zenzenzenx
      @zenzenzenx Рік тому +9

      Having this line of think, you're woke. Too many have been dumbed down.. Dr jamnadas's videos HV been a life changer for me. He has really saved me from a lot of pain.

    • @TheAtomC
      @TheAtomC Рік тому +18

      😆 it's kinda funny, but not funny. Caffeine is a helluva drug

    • @NiniskoMueller
      @NiniskoMueller Рік тому +30

      I work in fitness studio.
      Previously worked at a dance club.
      I see no difference.
      The supplements, shakes, drinks with zero sugar, boosters
      served in fitness studios
      are poison for the body & mind.
      Sad.

    • @NiniskoMueller
      @NiniskoMueller Рік тому +1

      ​@@TheVirgoox 🤣

  • @ZoeHannan
    @ZoeHannan Рік тому +642

    Put this guy in charge of health across the World!!!

    • @zenzenzenx
      @zenzenzenx Рік тому +27

      Positive Economic Destruction recipe. No more big pharma, food industry revolution will follow. Woke society.

    • @slowjamcdub
      @slowjamcdub Рік тому +3

      👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

    • @wakeup6759
      @wakeup6759 Рік тому

      the profit mills of big pharma and the cancer industry will stop running if that should happen

    • @kjjjj5202
      @kjjjj5202 Рік тому

      They can’t… it doesn’t fit their agenda. Health care = $$$ at least here is us

    • @adriennerichardson5943
      @adriennerichardson5943 Рік тому +3

      Especially in charge of eradicating obesity 😊

  • @AllThingsKosha
    @AllThingsKosha 3 місяці тому +15

    I’ve seen this video plenty of times in my feed. Something made me click this morning. Since I haven’t ate or drink anything yet I’m going into my 3 Day water fast now. Wish me luck!

    • @13iraqi
      @13iraqi 3 місяці тому +1

      Just finished my 3day trust me you won't want to stop

  • @deanknoote114
    @deanknoote114 11 місяців тому +209

    I’ve fasted on and off for a few years now, thing is, the more often you do it, the better you get at it. I’ve done 3, 5, 7 and 10 day water fasts. For me the 3 day fast is the hardest to do. But, because I KNOW exactly what happens when you wake up on day 4 and that is the insane surge of energy and clarity, it’s like the reward of winning ! Day 5 is even better and invariably, if I’d decided beforehand to do a 5 day, at this point I don’t want this feeling to stop, I want 2 more days of this before starting to feed again. I reached a point when I look forward to a fast more than I look forward to breaking my fast. It’s amazing how liberating this is.

    • @carospinks
      @carospinks 9 місяців тому +7

      so true… day 3 was hard….. now day 4 I am feeling great and determined to continue maybe to 7 days. Yes that is true… you look forward to fast rather than breaking the fast.

    • @harisdiz.5817
      @harisdiz.5817 9 місяців тому +5

      How old are you, and how much do you weigh when you can do 3-10day fast?

    • @deanknoote114
      @deanknoote114 9 місяців тому +13

      @@harisdiz.5817 I’m 64, on May 1st I decided to get from 93kgs to 80kgs by May 31st, so I started with a 10 day water only. On May 10th I weighed 86kgs, and then I went 5 days healthy food ( zero carbs and zero sugar) so, just fresh veg with a fillet steak, salmon, pork fillets and salads, then 5 days of water throughout the month. On May 31st I weighed in at 80.1kgs and since then I’ve just maintained it by eating well and having a 36 hour fast once each week. Thing is, the weight loss is just a happy by product. It’s how amazing I feel. And while everyone around me was catching colds, flu, Covid etc, I was immune to all of it !

    • @carospinks
      @carospinks 9 місяців тому +5

      @@harisdiz.5817 there is no age limit… any age is fine, also with weight it should not be an issue.

    • @thegermanceo
      @thegermanceo 9 місяців тому +6

      FACTS! the clarity and oneness you feel is insane

  • @annarosado6815
    @annarosado6815 2 роки тому +1283

    This might sound strange, but I love how much he smiles while talking. I appreciate his passion for health and longevity. We need more docs like Dr. Pradip!

    • @sachavettor1488
      @sachavettor1488 2 роки тому +11

      AGREED!!!

    • @janet4210
      @janet4210 Рік тому +12

      So true 👍

    • @fridaphale3833
      @fridaphale3833 Рік тому +8

      Thanks for our health teaches good Doc

    • @StephieGsrEvolution
      @StephieGsrEvolution Рік тому +12

      His delivery/passion/humor has inspired me more than any other holistic doctor talking about this stuff. Then he takes the info to another level.

    • @ieshiaaa
      @ieshiaaa Рік тому +10

      Doesn't sound strange at all. He shows passion and care when he speaks.

  • @MrFreddy61
    @MrFreddy61 2 роки тому +330

    I jumped on the keto wagon, quit drinking, quit everything cold turkey, I lost 115lbs in 9 months. IF, keto, and walking my dogs everyday for 4 miles. Didn't once "kill myself" in a GYM or any fancy supplements. Wish more people will find this information!

    • @sailingaeolus
      @sailingaeolus Рік тому +11

      Me too. Keto and IF went from 230 to 172 lbs. Then went back to the sugar/oil/carb addition, LoL. It sure does taste good. Really a shame it is a killer.

    • @christyjackson4835
      @christyjackson4835 Рік тому +25

      There's nothing wrong with going to the gym though. You choose to walk and I choose to run on a treadmill if it's too cold outside. I hate when people make it seem like going to the gym is about torture. Good things happen in the gym. Weight loss, muscle strength, self esteem.

    • @sinny721
      @sinny721 Рік тому +3

      Have you kept it off?

    • @vandengrey6912
      @vandengrey6912 Рік тому +10

      ​@@christyjackson4835 Hopefully his intention wasn't saying the gym is bad but that he didn't need it to achieve substantial progress. Some like going to the gym. I like working out at home or mountain biking. It's all about what works for us.

    • @smokayman
      @smokayman Рік тому +7

      I started Keto almost by accident. I came across a random video on YT about why sugar is bad, and decided to cut it out. And since carbs are converted to sugar, I cut those out too. I slowly began exploring keto more and more, and over time, developed an actual keto diet. Now, I'm not a heavy person, usually coming in around 170lb~ but I dropped to 150 in a couple weeks on keto. My anxiety disappeared, my heart palpitations disappeared, my cravings disappeared, and my insomnia disappeared. All by eating well (no carbs/sugar) and doing intermittent fasting. But it's all about the mindset. This is by far the easiest and most effective way to lose weight, but you need the discipline and power to tell your cravings *NO* because without the power to control your "wants", you will fail.

  • @gracebalian7671
    @gracebalian7671 Рік тому +157

    This man is a genius and should be in charge of the entire world's health!!

    • @gracegwozdz8185
      @gracegwozdz8185 4 місяці тому +5

      The idea of having someone in charge of anything ...globally is absolutely terrifying!
      You take charge of your health and I do to - that's the answer!

    • @kimberlymay9497
      @kimberlymay9497 4 місяці тому +1

      Ikr😅

  • @ChakaKhanian
    @ChakaKhanian Рік тому +83

    He’s handsome and healthy! He represents what he’s lecturing! Great example.

    • @herrington292
      @herrington292 Рік тому +7

      You're right. He is handsome! And he's 64 year old right here!

    • @madhatterloveswhiskey2445
      @madhatterloveswhiskey2445 Рік тому +6

      Other 64 yolds look close to death while he might still be attractive to younger women

    • @jeannegarcia7325
      @jeannegarcia7325 Рік тому

      @@madhatterloveswhiskey2445 hes probably gonna live in this 90s at least

  • @LoveCathe
    @LoveCathe 2 роки тому +804

    I become a totally different person when I am eating sugar and processed food. I isolate myself. I don’t want to do anything or go anywhere. All I think about is the next junk food I can eat and how to hide what I am eating from my family. I have come to the realization that I have to be an abstainer from crappy carbs, not a moderator. Eat one cookie and the whole bag disappears. I have been eating ketovore and one meal a day for 2 years. I am on day 6 of a 7 day water fast right now. I was starting to eat sweets again and getting out of control. Had to detox and get the carbs out of my system. I will break my fast tomorrow on Christmas Day. It feels good to be back in control. Some people say you can’t be a sugar or carb addict. I totally disagree. I am one. Wish I could be like people that can eat a piece of cake and stop. But I can’t. Hope everyone has a Merry Christmas!

    • @george6252
      @george6252 2 роки тому +28

      I agree, I too am a sugar addict. Really interferes with my fasting regimens.
      Supposed to fast today then have a Christmas meal on the 25th.
      Really blew it, might fast instead tomorrow and have the Christmas meal New Years.

    • @kingjay9730
      @kingjay9730 2 роки тому +44

      A lot of people will appreciate your transparency

    • @janettorrinello2130
      @janettorrinello2130 2 роки тому +46

      I know how you feel, I've been a sugar junkie most of my life and thought I was eating healthy, not much over weight, maybe 10 to 15 lbs. But I went through hell going off bread, sweets, sugar in my coffee. It's been weeks of fasting and intermittent fasting. No sugar or wheat or processed junk.

    • @LoveCathe
      @LoveCathe 2 роки тому +41

      @@janettorrinello2130 Sounds like your doing awesome! One thing I have learned is that I will never be "normal". I will never get to the point of never relapsing. So I just try my best to get back to healthy eating one meal a day and extended fasting as quickly as I can. I am so looking forward to eating tomorrow when I complete this 183 hour fast. We can do this!

    • @jessicajohnson4087
      @jessicajohnson4087 2 роки тому +34

      I agree! I had to give up all refined carbs and sugars. None! Now, I don't crave them anymore and don't want them. They are so bad for us 😔

  • @WwJd2tmthy1
    @WwJd2tmthy1 2 роки тому +299

    The best thing this Doctor says is the relapse scenario. We always want an excuse to go back to bad behaviors. We need to stop hating ourselves for a moment of weakness. Just get back where ya left off.

  • @captainaxlerod1297
    @captainaxlerod1297 Рік тому +261

    I'm an orthopedic surgeon and I cannot tell you how many patients I've seen change their diet and have their lives changed by completely getting rid of chronic pain... It's astonishing that we aren't teaching fasting and healthy metabolic habits to our youth.

    • @sanjayarora856
      @sanjayarora856 Рік тому +2

      Sir will IF also cure the chronic L4/S1 pain. Have started this 16:8 just two weeks ago. Kindly reply for boosting my confidence as m suffering from chronic backache many thanks in advance

    • @shabanajafar4631
      @shabanajafar4631 Рік тому +12

      ​@@sanjayarora856definitely yes. I completely reversed the same condition by IF and eating clean whole food, avoid sugar, the pain is because of inflammation, when you do IF the body innate healing mechanism start to repair you feel alot better. Consistency is the key.. ATB

    • @tajmahal4056
      @tajmahal4056 11 місяців тому +6

      Why would we teach it to the masses? Can’t go affecting the bottom line 🙄 🙄

    • @phonseng-hs6tp
      @phonseng-hs6tp 11 місяців тому

      Cause west fat Caucasian knows best. The east are 3rd world and cave men agenda they don’t know anything

    • @matthewgonano636
      @matthewgonano636 10 місяців тому

      Yes let's teach them to starve themselves and eat vegetables. Instead of natural human food like organs meat and animal fat Great advice

  • @TheBranjoez
    @TheBranjoez 9 місяців тому +51

    I have done a 3 day fast and it was hell daydreaming food but I managed to do it. These days, it’s not as hard to fast as the cravings are easier to manage.
    Listening to podcasts like this helps my willpower.

    • @RedfishCarolina
      @RedfishCarolina 7 місяців тому +2

      Yeah, that first fast can be brutal. Even just going from high carb to low carb can be brutal. Thankfully I've moved past that point now and am not struggling at all with carb cravings, and when I do have craving, it's for healthier non-processed junk.

    • @timothywest1183
      @timothywest1183 5 місяців тому +2

      The lower the carb your diet is, the easier it is to fast. In my experience anyway

    • @sunbeam9222
      @sunbeam9222 4 місяці тому

      I have done keto in the past. On day 3 I felt so sick and stopped instantly. It told me how addicted to sugar I was. I then decided to detox gently. I went on keto again couple of weeks ago, expecting some of the same symptoms . None of that showed up, I feel great, can exercise etc. Just because I'm no more addicted to carbs, a completely different experience. I also can fast pretty easily now. Before there was no way I could even sleep without an evening meal and a sweet desert lol.

  • @daebak_hana
    @daebak_hana 2 роки тому +1114

    This is 100% accurate. I stopped eating processed food, ate high protein (eggs, chicken, beef) with lots of water. I lost 65 lbs in 4.5 months. No exercise at all.

    • @jazz_savedbygrace_6077
      @jazz_savedbygrace_6077 2 роки тому +63

      Yup! I did a Daniel fast (when you eat no processed foods or sugars) and a lost a lot of weight, without exercise

    • @leabeauty837
      @leabeauty837 2 роки тому +100

      Your body will ALWAYS look better with exercise though.

    • @My_thoughts_20
      @My_thoughts_20 2 роки тому +45

      Congrats! That’s great for loosing weight but your microbiome suffered. There is no food for our gut bacteria in eggs, chicken or beef. You may be visually slim but your gut microbiome isn’t balanced. It’s all about eating fiber.

    • @tonybrar1126
      @tonybrar1126 2 роки тому +14

      What about parasites ? Meat! Big no no!

    • @daebak_hana
      @daebak_hana 2 роки тому +10

      @@My_thoughts_20 I take herbs and supplements as well. I have never had any stomach issues

  • @mtbiker4life918
    @mtbiker4life918 2 роки тому +206

    This guy changed my life! I cut out sugar and flour, and eat once a day. I knew it was working when I now have zero desire to buy junk food out of a convenience store. Food addiction is a serious problem, and there is product food at every corner. My confidence is exploding, way more energy, and the fog I had has been lifted. Listen to this doc, he changed my outlook on food.

    • @ralphwiggum250N
      @ralphwiggum250N 11 місяців тому

      couldn't you eat 2.5 times a day and still do okay?

    • @sheri8048
      @sheri8048 7 місяців тому +1

      Sometimes when you eat healthy whole foods you don't need to eat as often.

  • @monstersaint
    @monstersaint Рік тому +62

    I'm getting close to 22 hours on a fast. Almost ended it, so I started listening to Dr. J. Now I'm stabilized. Should be able to make it to at least 36 hours. Thanks Dr. Jamnadas.

  • @cindywynn6669
    @cindywynn6669 9 місяців тому +29

    I’m a health nut and this is rocking my world. I’ve never heard much of these things!! So grateful for this education!!!

  • @NickColuccio
    @NickColuccio Рік тому +397

    I’ve lost 33 pounds in two months. I am down to eating once a day and I’m about ready to do the three day fast.

    • @trusa29
      @trusa29 Рік тому +4

      Wow! What do you eat that one meal?

    • @Pressingontoperfection
      @Pressingontoperfection Рік тому +2

      Excellent how many calorías for that 1 meal

    • @drome1277
      @drome1277 Рік тому +2

      Let us know what exactly you are doing

    • @PersistInTheMind
      @PersistInTheMind Рік тому +21

      @@Pressingontoperfection you can eat as much as you need during a OMAD period don’t force yourself to overeat and don’t undereat listen to your body you’ll know

    • @enricopallazzo3244
      @enricopallazzo3244 Рік тому +6

      @@Pressingontoperfection I’ve found it extremely beneficial to get plenty of fats in your eating window. It helps with satiety and I feel like it kickstarts your body into ketosis. Lots of beef and good butter.

  • @gotmelanin6970
    @gotmelanin6970 Рік тому +357

    Watching this for more motivation while I’m fasting 🔋🔋 on day 5 so far 🥳

    • @bobwoww8384
      @bobwoww8384 Рік тому +7

      How wonderful I hope u are progressing and elated

    • @cheleradatti
      @cheleradatti Рік тому +2

      @ Got Melanin? way to go !!!

    • @k.amairi
      @k.amairi Рік тому +21

      Day 15 here!

    • @HeartOfTheSource
      @HeartOfTheSource Рік тому +12

      Seeing your post 5 months later. I am also on day 5 of hoping for 10 days this time around. Happy fasting! 🤞✨

    • @Tonyshooman
      @Tonyshooman Рік тому +6

      That's exactly how I'm using it. Motivation and support!!!

  • @holeHeartless
    @holeHeartless 8 місяців тому +37

    My story is much like everyone else but I wanted to add that among the many benefits of fasting including weight management, you really can't underestimate the anti-inflammatory effects and how many different issues in your body that can resolve. For about two years now, I've been doing OMAD (One.Meal.A.Day) in a 2 hours window from 5-7pm. I also do a prolonged water fast for 3 to 5 days once a month. (Sometimes I skip...) Two issues resolve for me were chronic pain (under pressure) in my knee and psoriasis. I could not put weight on my knee for the longest time due to an injury. One night, I knelt down at my bed and accidentally put pressure on my bad knee. I instinctively winced and backed my weight off....only to realize it didn't hurt. So I put more weight on it and then lifted my other knee so ALL of my weight was on that knee and it was fine. No pain ever again after two doctors told me I was "...just getting old..."
    Psoriasis isn't and never will be completely cured however it's very sporadic, localized and almost unnoticeable to me or anyone else. As soon as I trip up and start eating more than one meal a day and don't do a prolonged fast for a few months, the psoriasis immediately starts to flare up.
    Finally and almost more importantly, this new way of eating rebooted my ability to identify true hunger and satiety. For the longest time, I never felt full ever. My wife would ask me how I could eat so much. I couldn't ever stop eating and just say "Ok, I've eaten enough". To me, full was "stuffed to the point of bloating". After about 5-6 months from starting this new lifestyle, I started to become aware of when I was ACTUALLY hungry and requiring nutrients. When I do eat, I'm only just now starting to really tune into my body and understand the signals that say "We're full!". It's unbelievable.
    The best part about people like Dr. Jamnadas, Dr. Robert Lustig and UA-camr Dorian Wilson and all others rewriting what we know about how our bodies use the food we put into it is not only the information but it provides validation. When the people around you say "What? You don't eat for 3 days?? Why are you starving yourself? Do you have an eating disorder? You need to eat 3 meals a day!!" you've got the data to back up your life choice. Where is theirs?

    • @iche9373
      @iche9373 6 місяців тому

      Just take Ozempic, and the World is Yours

  • @0463st
    @0463st 9 місяців тому +103

    We tried water fasting for a period of 41 hours. It's not as bad as we first imagined it would be. From now on, we plan to do at least 36 hour water fasting every month. Thank you Dr . J , we feel great, and hopefully our high cholesterol and diabetes will be cured soon.

    • @turtleanton6539
      @turtleanton6539 7 місяців тому

      I hope so to. How often is safe to fast ? Only once a month?

    • @palidanek74
      @palidanek74 7 місяців тому +2

      if your skinny dont fast (of any kind) past 24 hours so ya its pretty complicated. Cywes has many videos on it

    • @gracegwozdz8185
      @gracegwozdz8185 4 місяці тому

      Add Magnesium bisglycinate and freshly ground flaxseed to your diet plus vigorous exercise to get rid of diabetes.

  • @codishaa
    @codishaa 2 роки тому +1026

    I believe everything this man says, he is such a good teacher. . Sugar is my addiction. I really think it's aiding in my anxiety and mood swings, so this inspired me. I am making changes TODAY.

  • @DeAngelo77
    @DeAngelo77 2 роки тому +1867

    This dude was speaking right to me. I work at Dunkin and save 3+ donuts for myself at night. It’s like, I can fast all day and eat all the right stuff…but I HAVE to have my donuts. Well today, I’m saying no.

    • @DeAngelo77
      @DeAngelo77 2 роки тому +189

      @Key K Thank you! But I failed:( it’s not easy. Tomorrow is another day though, right?
      Update: Yesterday was the 1st day I said no. Today I also said no. And I am hired at my new job. I’m going to be done with Dunkin and donuts! Thank you intermittent fasting. And I just broke my addiction. I’m free.

    • @e.d.r1546
      @e.d.r1546 2 роки тому +42

      Just force yourself to eat less of it, one for example. And then drop it. If you take it at only 100% or nothing you are going to fail

    • @DeAngelo77
      @DeAngelo77 2 роки тому +29

      @@e.d.r1546 Yea that makes sense, but I also have a very addictive personality. It’s tough. I tried many things. I’ll try to go slowly though. All or nothing is probably worse.

    • @MissAmygirl
      @MissAmygirl 2 роки тому +28

      @@DeAngelo77 It took me 9 years to quit smoking after trying and failing. That was after smoking for 9 years already! Some addictions are generational in nature. You probably have family members who have fought and lost against food addiction. You may have to eventually find another place to work until you can break free. There are help wanted signs plastered on every grocery store and restaurant for miles around here. I live on the West Coast. I am not sure if it's the same where you live. It must be related to the pandemic. 🌼

    • @goatofdeparture
      @goatofdeparture 2 роки тому +23

      @@DeAngelo77 30 minute rule. When your shift ends, only eat one donut, and tell yourself you won’t eat another for 30 minutes. Then, when those 30 minutes run up, tell yourself you won’t eat the second one for another 30 minutes. Every 30 minutes, tell yourself you won’t another for the next 30 minutes.

  • @mj8495
    @mj8495 Рік тому +74

    "You are a cactus in a rainforest" Great metaphor for why we overeat and get sick from all these industrial frankenfoods today. Great video. 3 months into LCHF eating and starting to incorporate IF into my routine. Best thing is that I am not hungry now that I have cut out all the processed sugary junk from my diet. It starts with realizing that food is addictive as any other drug. Quitting smoking was easy compared to getting off sugar and processed carbs! 😊

  • @takeitzenman7894
    @takeitzenman7894 8 місяців тому +10

    This doctor needs to be PROTECTED at all costs!!! Genuine life-saving information!🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

  • @iSleepDoc
    @iSleepDoc 2 роки тому +535

    I’m a sleep physician and believe in every word he says. In my opinion this lecture is the most important one on web, it’s a collection of pearls of wisdom… every word he speaks is more valuable than a diamond…. Guys please please please watch it many times… take screenshots of his slides and follow it religiously…. I guarantee your life will change.

    • @lizblosch4525
      @lizblosch4525 2 роки тому +6

      any other top tip for insomnia

    • @stellamiller6072
      @stellamiller6072 Рік тому +2

      Follow it religiously. That man believes we evolved from monkeys

    • @Rexknox14
      @Rexknox14 Рік тому +7

      @@lizblosch4525 turn off phone , tv and any other electronic 2hrs before bed.
      See natural light outside no sunglasses for 2-5 min in the am within 2 hrs of sunrise and 2-5 min at sunset. Look up circadian rhyme. Get 30 min of movement aka walk daily. Find a way to calm your mind. Stretching yoga meditation music.
      My last advice is getting sleep book from the library. Help me tons! Best wishes

    • @judyives1832
      @judyives1832 Рік тому +8

      @@stellamiller6072
      People and monkeys evolved from a common ancestor. They are our distant cousins. That’s the truth despite the nonsense religion tries to shove down our throats.

    • @tgar6663
      @tgar6663 Рік тому +1

      LMAO, silliest shit I done ever heard.

  • @mylilbrie
    @mylilbrie Рік тому +646

    I want to say thank you to this man. I was prediabetic at 236lbs 5’7 female 28yo back in December 2021 and miserable. I somehow came across his videos and decided to reduce my carbs, eat more whole foods/less processed foods. And I started intermittent fasting (16:8) paired with some fasted exercise. Fasting has changed my life. Now in July 2022, the results are in and I am no longer prediabetic (A1c now is 5.5%) and 200 lbs. I’m not done yet but I feel like I have my body back. All it took was making these small changes over time and my prediabetic symptoms are gone.

    • @inacook2285
      @inacook2285 Рік тому +6

      @LovingU Longer Love how supportive you are! Stay awesome 🥰

    • @terrid3826
      @terrid3826 Рік тому +14

      Such fantastic news & Congratulations!
      I'm 58 & almost identical stats. I just stumbled upon 1 of his video lectures this last Saturday. I'm so excited about the intermittent fasting & sugar/carb elimination way of eating. I have to purge my kitchen & prep for success. I did a soft start Monday with the ideas in mind. However, I'm giving myself & my husband a full 2 weeks to be at 100%. So far so good. It'll take the full 2 weeks though because changing out ALL of our pantry & refrigerator is expensive. I wish I'd seen him when I was your age. I could have saved us a lifetime of damage. Good Luck to you on your continued journey!😁

    • @Opinions.of.Rih.
      @Opinions.of.Rih. Рік тому +1

      What are fasted exercises?

    • @iche9373
      @iche9373 Рік тому

      Get a gastric pacemaker [Problem Solved]

    • @rajanaldo
      @rajanaldo Рік тому +8

      @@Opinions.of.Rih. exercising before you have breakfast or first meal of the day

  • @CruzCruz-nw7fi
    @CruzCruz-nw7fi Рік тому +353

    Fighting the “shitty person inside” phase of fasting is difficult 💯👏👏👏👏

    • @SallySLaird
      @SallySLaird Рік тому +8

      I’m going to write this on my mirror!

    • @slowjamcdub
      @slowjamcdub Рік тому +18

      I get scared that I’m going to starve and die right around 16 hours!!!!!😢

    • @bettybakebake
      @bettybakebake Рік тому +23

      ​@@slowjamcdub it's tough first three days. His discussion about my brain sleeping gave me the insight into maintaining my composure and willpower. Then like magic my food addiction dissolved. Please hang in there. I promise it gets easier and so very much worth the effort.

    • @alennislopez4162
      @alennislopez4162 Рік тому +11

      ​@Slowjamcdub I just started and the withdrawals are real. I'm having the headaches, irritability, nausea, I feel cold then hot, anxiety. This must be what withdrawing from drugs feels like. I hope it is all normal. He did mention it will be like hell for those that have these food addictions 😢

    • @slowjamcdub
      @slowjamcdub Рік тому +9

      @@alennislopez4162 yeah the first 24hr all I wanted to do was eat!!! It was so hard to make it 48hr, but worth it in the end. I lost 5 pounds and my gut is not as flabby anymore. I’ve been doing 24 hour intermittent fast since and the weight is coming off nicely. 👍 drink Black Coffee. It taste rough, but Curves appetite.

  • @rosapariury9711
    @rosapariury9711 9 місяців тому +21

    Im going in my 36 hr of fasting thanks to this wonderful Dr and Dr Fung ..
    I trust them both ..no headaches no dizzyness im so proud i came this far ..Thank you Drs ❤

  • @donomar5032
    @donomar5032 2 роки тому +430

    I love how none of his videos you will find a negative comment or someone trying to challenge him. I love this man. Nothing but positivity.

    • @desert4seat
      @desert4seat Рік тому +7

      I love my BBQ ribs and an ice cold coke to wash it all down..

    • @zackoparis7918
      @zackoparis7918 Рік тому +8

      ​@@desert4seat lol me too but i got to stop😅😂

    • @LL-rb8wd
      @LL-rb8wd Рік тому +3

      It's possible he deletes negative comments. Just saying.

    • @zzygyy
      @zzygyy Рік тому +1

      ​@@desert4seat one cheat meal a week.

    • @cheeryohzb9581
      @cheeryohzb9581 Рік тому

      I think all the good work hes doing is giving him a dopamine rise.

  • @Larry-df9wg
    @Larry-df9wg 2 роки тому +426

    "Food as a weapon" is not just a slogan. It's a strategy that was adopted centuries ago. This doctor is extending my parents' lives! And my own!

    • @brucemah609
      @brucemah609 2 роки тому +7

      Love this Doctor and his Mission ❤️

    • @agiled25
      @agiled25 2 роки тому +11

      I'm proud of you the way you taking care of your parents lives and their health ... My mom got a cancer and i'm a year late to help her .... I'm not an MD but a Nutritionist and I keep teaching my Mom about this but her physician doesn't want her to fast... Not blaming her about the doctrine she learned about eating caloric dense food and not trusting fasting and natural foods... Love your parents bro 🙏

    • @Alohakeakuablessed
      @Alohakeakuablessed 2 роки тому +10

      I’m 77 and morbidly obese after being on diets since I was 10 and diagnosed with hypothyroid. However I wasn’t treated for it until I was 23. I grew up in the south, need I say more! I’m a retire RN who learned the “shoulds “ of the time. Wishing I’d heard the physiology of this doctor’s wisdom and less physician shamming over my entire lifetime. I have every possible illness and yes, I’m accountable but it’s to implement this, I fear. So please, parents and medical professionals, carry forth this doctor’s knowledge. Thank you so very much.

    • @helenbarraclough1898
      @helenbarraclough1898 2 роки тому +3

      @@Alohakeakuablessed I started keto lost a 100 lbs i have hypothyroid fibromyalgia was made like I was crazy with doing keto that my fibromyalgia my knee and shoulder don't need surgery but now listening to this Dr too I'm going to try fasting better I try to tell my husband who is very sick and daughter to plz stop sugar carbs my daughter thinks it's bull bc all my granddaughter eats is sugar and carbs and very skinny told her it's going to creep up bc I was like her as a child till I got pregnant it's hormones I want to see my grandkids grow also caring for a 96 year old God Bless she's never ate too had but once Drs gave her meds her problems started 😭😭need to be our Dr at times. I'm learning my hubby fights with me bc I don't go why should I go bc if 10 years ago I didn't stop taking the 31 pills I was on for fibromyalgia and told me I had so many things wrong I be a junkie I stopped all meds but my thyroid and Dr flipped on me I flipped on him and told him I'm tired of still feeling pain with all the pills sry ur not going to keep using me as a guinea pig and getting kick backs on all the chit you put me on from then on I don't trust Drs now time to fight myself with doing this fasting he's do right it's got to do with our brain
      Stay safe God Bless 🙏😇

    • @Im-not-alone-Im-full-of-myself
      @Im-not-alone-Im-full-of-myself 13 днів тому

      is not weapon is to hurt enemies?

  • @Looopita
    @Looopita 8 місяців тому +11

    It’s only been 16 hours and my mind has thought of so many different food types all day. God please give me strength. Thank you for this video. I have to remind myself of the reason why I’m doing this

    • @magicmarie8403
      @magicmarie8403 7 місяців тому

      I used to watch the food channel to help. 😂

    • @iche9373
      @iche9373 6 місяців тому

      You'll get strength if you take Semaglutide or Ozempic

  • @chantalhignell4074
    @chantalhignell4074 5 місяців тому +11

    I've been addicted to food all my life. I started fasting on my 30th birthday (10 days ago). I do intermittent fasting for now and hoping to do a 72 hour fast soon. After only 3 days, my energy improved immensely and my inflammation in my nose I have had for many years was completely gone. I can breathe through my nose better and sleep way better as a result. I have had heart palpitations since my first pregnancy (5 years ago now) and I haven't had them at all since fasting. My symptoms of depression and anxiety are completely gone and even my ADHD symptoms have changed drastically. My motivation is so strong, I'm cleaning my house like crazy and getting everything done. My patience with my kids is so good now and I'm rarely irritated. My body pain is going away as well and I feel very light on my feet. I didn't change my diet, I just started fasting but I noticed the last 4 days I have been actively craving proteins and veg during my eating window instead of reaching for sugar and carbs like I always did before. It feels so easy because I feel so good like he said. I fill myself with healthy whole unprocessed foods during my eating window and fast easily without much hunger at all.
    This is changing my life and I know I can keep going and eventually work towards some longer fasts. I watched all this doctors videos and especially when I'm fasting, watching him helps. Feeling better than I have in my whole life.

    • @chantalhignell4074
      @chantalhignell4074 5 місяців тому +1

      For reference, I fast at least 16 hours a day but go longer if I feel. I've done a couple 18-19 hour days and even a 21 hour day.

    • @arcadeblast4752
      @arcadeblast4752 4 місяці тому

      Very nice.. how ya doing now? Did ya keep it up or end up reaching for the junky foods again (holiday season) it’s hard I know I gained 9 pounds in the last week smh 😢

  • @SimpleModernWoman
    @SimpleModernWoman 2 роки тому +525

    I've lost 50 lbs in 5 months. No exercise. I'm 5'6, 48, and gained over 80 lbs during a long grief period. I'm 5'6 and, in 08/2021, reached my max weight of 225 lbs. I started watching Dr.Fung, a Canadian nephrologist who has impressive studies on intermittent fasting. I jumped right into an 18:6, then switched over to 20:4 4-5 days a week. I lost 40 lbs in 4 months and just finished a 7-day water fast, which I lost 13 lbs.
    My cravings, b**chiness, chest pains, high blood pressure, joint pains, fatigue gone.
    I just started a 30-day, 5-mile walk challenge and plan to start strength training afterward.
    This video is so timely, and I've added this Dr. to my essential subscriptions list.
    Edit to add: I was a heavy carb, processed food, sugary drinks eater. I cut all of it out and incorporated a very boring eating regiment. A cup of coffee in the am (no sugar, cream), break my fast with a green salad. Snack on hummus and sweet peppers or apple and nut butter, then almost always have fish and roasted veggies for dinner. Outside cup of coffee, I drink water. I still allow myself occasional food and wine with events with friends and family, but I've only done that 4x in 5 months. On weekends, I don't IF but I don't get crazy with crappy food either. I feel as good as I felt in my 20s.

    • @beverlyanne5192
      @beverlyanne5192 2 роки тому +5

      l,ve been fasting for 5 days..for some reason I'm finding it easy. lost 2.7 kg so far. I will try to get down to OMD in 3-4 months. I feel so much better alreay. you have done well Jo

    • @stardustring
      @stardustring 2 роки тому +7

      Me too. Gained 40 pounds because I was grieve.

    • @thetree7694
      @thetree7694 2 роки тому +6

      @Kit Katt Eating healthy in the eating window always helps. You can eat roti, rice or potatoes, but please do not overeat. However, don't eat fried stuff.
      Why are you depressed? Bcoz u r fat? This is not the solution. U have to make conscious effort to be happy and try to.lose weight. Once u start fasting intermittently, your abdominal fat will also go away.

    • @thetree7694
      @thetree7694 2 роки тому +2

      Does the am coffee with cream and sugar, break your fast? How many hours of eating window do u have in a day?

    • @SimpleModernWoman
      @SimpleModernWoman 2 роки тому +9

      @The Tree yes, the sugar and cream breaks the fast. That's why I don't put it in my coffee. I eat 2pm-6pm. 😊

  • @hoosierbaddy3052
    @hoosierbaddy3052 2 роки тому +350

    “The doctor of the future will no longer treat the human frame with drugs, but rather will cure and prevent diseases with nutrition “. Thomas Edison

    • @mysterygirl30011
      @mysterygirl30011 2 роки тому +17

      Healing is in Christ and fasting is a biblical concept and part of spiritual life. "By her sorceries (root word PHARMAKEIA) were all nations deceived" Revelation 18:23

    • @frankiemorgan8056
      @frankiemorgan8056 Рік тому +7

      This doctor knows what he's talking about! Absolutely brilliant

    • @joycedistler4332
      @joycedistler4332 Рік тому +1

    • @Bobo-ox7fj
      @Bobo-ox7fj Рік тому

      Takes a grifter to know a grifter, I guess.

    • @VeeTownsend
      @VeeTownsend Рік тому

      If only the doctors from the past didn't ignore "Terrain Theory " .... I'll stop there ...

  • @eclampsium
    @eclampsium Рік тому +30

    As a phisician trying to fix my body, i leave here my testimony too of the words mr Pradip is saying. All 100%+ true and a necessary knowledge for every single person in modern word.
    Thank you for sharing this on YT with all the people. That’s the kind of information that should be on scholar books

  • @Forthright131
    @Forthright131 Рік тому +44

    What an incredibly profound lecture. This man is doing the work of God. Please keep lecturing and educating us to overcome addictions especially with food.

    • @iche9373
      @iche9373 6 місяців тому

      Ozempic is the work of God

    • @lyricallynn6527
      @lyricallynn6527 5 місяців тому

      He is excellent. However he still believes in Evolution so I am guessing he might not believe in the true God of the Bible.

  • @Ash2beauty
    @Ash2beauty 2 роки тому +280

    I’m so angry at myself for becoming who I am with my diet. I used to be 145, 5 ‘6, portion control, exercise regularly for years. I went back to school at 29 and eating quick convenient and unhealthy meals, ballooned to 175. Im determined to get back to where I was. We can do anything that we fix our mind to. Best wishes to everyone on your journey to healthiness. 🙏🏾

    • @ebbyc1817
      @ebbyc1817 2 роки тому +7

      it isn't 'who you are'. you are not your body. you are you. :)

    • @guerita0815
      @guerita0815 2 роки тому +7

      I agree with you, it is very dissapointing. And even though the commenter above is right, we may not be our body, but we are not ourselves when we are not comfortable with our body. We are in the exact same boat. I am 29 with the same height and used to be the same weight as you at 145 with great will power watching what and how much I ate, exercising, and doing intermittent fasting (without realizing). Life happened; I got married, had kids, and then went to school and ballooned to my max of 195. I had gone vegan a for 4 months this past July and dropped down to 161 in the first 2 months and stopped vegan in November with all the birthdays and holidays and I am back at 175.6. However, I started losing so much hair being vegan no matter how many beans and lentils I ate for protein and even though my cholesterol & triglycerides improved I became prediabetic.
      I am trying to go back to intermittent fasting and follow a paleo lifestyle instead as Dr. Jamnadas recommends to prevent further weight gain and to lose weight to go back to those 145 lbs OR have a similar or better physique than did back then even if I weigh a little more.

    • @Ash2beauty
      @Ash2beauty 2 роки тому +4

      @@ebbyc1817 you’re right, I just meant my recent habits.

    • @Ash2beauty
      @Ash2beauty 2 роки тому +2

      @@guerita0815 I’m so glad that you can relate. I look back at my old pics and I’m ashamed of where I am now. Even though at our height we somehow manage to carry the weight better than many, I still am not satisfied. I too went vegan for 21 days and went down to 149, I felt so good, then I began to eat again d/t stress and climbed right back up. We r the same weight right now, I hope and pray that you and I develop the willpower to have a successful IF journey and permanently maintain the desired results.

    • @ebbyc1817
      @ebbyc1817 2 роки тому +7

      ​@@Ash2beauty I wrote a long comment and lost it. Deleted by mistake. This is a different thought...
      Reading yours and the other commenter's comment, I started thinking... It never occurs to us that we could be bigger. We always think or act like, the weight we are is the maximum we will ever be.
      We focus on losing weight, forgetting that we could gain weight.
      And then we gain weight, and we think that weight is the maximum we will ever be,
      And then we gain weight, and we think That weight is the heaviest we will ever be...
      We never think, if I keep doing x, in x months, I will be x times heavier. We always think, if I could just do y, I would be y times lighter.
      If we focused on maintaining weight, we would save ourselves so much angst.
      And everything we see or read says the same thing, lose weight, lose weight, lose weight. No one says, maintain weight, maintain weight.
      If we focused on maintaining our weight, at whatever weight we are, we would have that much less weight to lose, or no weight to lose at all.

  • @MsAllison
    @MsAllison 2 роки тому +501

    Great to hear a physician who promotes nutrition rather than pharmaceuticals. With the current state of our foods in the US, we must take our health back and choose whole, organic, natural foods to heal our bodies and our minds. Thank you Dr Jamnadas for your insightful and straight forward approach to health and healing. Now, if more MD's would look at nutrition rather than Rx, we'd be a healthier population.

    • @SandeepSingh-wr3gh
      @SandeepSingh-wr3gh 2 роки тому +4

      He is from India. Since last 6 years there are lot campaigns going on in India promoting raw food. Some Doctors are at the centre of it

    • @hoosierbaddy3052
      @hoosierbaddy3052 2 роки тому +2

      AllisonTate; You’re absolutely right! Hippocrates, the father of medicine, said ‘Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food’. He lived between 460-370 BC. Prevent illnesses before they start by cleaning up your personal diet. Change your diet. Don’t GO on one. Indicative that’ll end at some point.

    • @kandacepatterson7965
      @kandacepatterson7965 2 роки тому +1

      Watching @brokenbread with Roi Choy...what he un covers about the food system is facinating.

    • @MsAllison
      @MsAllison 2 роки тому +4

      @@SandeepSingh-wr3gh 😀 yes, it’s good that India is making progress in this area. So grateful to have Dr Jamandas in the US, he has been for a long time. We desperately need physicians like him here in the states. America has an increasingly unhealthy population. Our government allows too many toxins and poisons in our foods and subsidizes our farmers to grow GMO crops vs healthy alternatives. We need nutritional based functional medicine rather than big pharma pushing practitioners.

    • @EpiphanySpeaks
      @EpiphanySpeaks 2 роки тому +1

      ..while we integrate with our Earth’s wellness all around us❣️ Plants, animals, minerals, flowers and bodies of water all have encoded formulas to enhance our health in an immaculate way! We simply just need to respect it’s pure intelligence...while we integrate with our Earth’s wellness all around us❣️ Plants, animals, minerals, flowers and bodies of water all have encoded formulas to enhance our health in an immaculate way! We simply just need to respect it’s pure intelligence. ✨🌿✨

  • @leahhathaway2796
    @leahhathaway2796 9 місяців тому +10

    I have had an eating disorder for 7 years and I have never heard someone describe the problems I’m dealing with so well. I had no clue about a lot of this stuff. This helps me understand myself so much!!! God bless you

    • @z_123
      @z_123 9 місяців тому +2

      You can recover. 💕

    • @michaelchason7863
      @michaelchason7863 5 місяців тому

      It's like adding value. Some go to school for 18 years and stay busy,1 hour talk and a major company pays them 35,000 for an hour of information, plus expen. Paid. Knowledge is information

  • @ThePokerCats
    @ThePokerCats 10 місяців тому +11

    I was 3/4 the way through a planned 48 hour fast when I watched this video. Something said, “uh oh, I may have to go for the 72 since he just it cures cravings.” So, I did. The second night of my 48 was rough - cravings and withdrawal symptoms. I was relatively OK the last 12 so I felt good about going for the 72. Last night the cravings were off the hook again, but no physical symptoms. I’m now only 5 hours away from 72 and I’m shocked but happy to report that, while I certainly want to eat, I no longer feel that I NEED to. I’m blessed with a good metabolism (but I work out daily) but have a long history of emotional eating which has been out of control lately. I started with the time restricted which was fairly easy. Then I did a 24 which was pretty easy as it’s only 6 hours more. But, not gonna lie, going beyond has been very difficult but I’m confident that I’ll be able to discern between want/need much better in the future. Thanks Dr. J for sharing your wisdom.
    UPDATE
    It’s now the first day after my 3 day. I’m shocked. I used to eat a bagel almost everyday. Today, not only was I not craving one, I didn’t even want one.
    I have more awareness of just how much I was eating out of NEED and the delusion that food would ultimately satisfy me - this was unconsciously fueling my bad eating habits which included eating as fast and as much as possible. I didn’t even realize that I rarely if ever really enjoyed what I was consuming.
    Today, I literally cannot eat fast - it took me 5x as long to eat a salad with avacado and hardboiled eggs and I enjoyed every bite and didn’t feel the need or even want for more when I finished.
    I also now find the relatively small amount of chocolate almond milk I put in my cold brew way too sweet. Half or less is so much better.
    Happily shocked at what I’m finding - like he says, so much more freedom naturally arises when not so dependent on food.

  • @carlossantiagogomez888
    @carlossantiagogomez888 2 роки тому +239

    I would volunteer to translate this into Spanish because it’s truly a masterclass

    • @lisapaulson5389
      @lisapaulson5389 Рік тому +3

      3xcllant id3a!

    • @cssstylescommand4
      @cssstylescommand4 Рік тому +5

      There's an auto-translate option in UA-cam that enable one to read the subtitles in Spanish.

    • @didi4192
      @didi4192 Рік тому

      ​@loscar how do I do this?

    • @cssstylescommand4
      @cssstylescommand4 Рік тому +1

      @@didi4192 you can ask this question in UA-cam or in Google for a detailed explanation. I know it's not working for all videos, but it's working at least for this one.

  • @sunbaby1190
    @sunbaby1190 2 роки тому +414

    Dr. Pradip is the truth! His speech on fasting literally changed my eating habits. Been fasting habitually and intentionally for 10 months now. This all makes sense. The food culture in America is messed up. It’s meant to destroy us mentally and physically. Shoutout to those who are recognizing this and are making healthy changes! Thank you doc!

    • @dana102083
      @dana102083 2 роки тому +14

      Don't want to be weird, but you look beautiful 🙏

    • @sunbaby1190
      @sunbaby1190 2 роки тому +4

      @@dana102083 You're too kind. Thank you Dana!

    • @ud3mare
      @ud3mare 2 роки тому +3

      I started 3 weeks ago and I can feel the difference

    • @callieduval3000
      @callieduval3000 2 роки тому +2

      Thank you so much doctor hopefully I can change my life because I really need this so bad.

    • @Jacqueline-hy3vy
      @Jacqueline-hy3vy 2 роки тому +9

      That is great. I'm struggling and I don't know why, I can usually make it half a day without eating then I tell myself to just do some broth but as soon as I put anything in my mouth it's a rap. I have fasted for 1 day before and know how much better I felt from just one day, I know the crap that's in the food is addictive so it's suppose to be hard. I just need some discipline. Thanks for sharing I'm gonna keep trying until I master fasting because I believe it to be the truth.

  • @Drbinduselot
    @Drbinduselot 8 місяців тому +12

    I just wish I had come across a doc like you much before, not even a single person could ever explain and give so much clarity & logic for all that is going on in our bodies because of wrong eating .. I have been doing 16 / 18 hrs intermittent fasting already since the last 6 yrs & my Bp meds have gone, have lost weight, exercise regularly but I am a sugar & grain addict. Have started working on both & I surely want to try water fast .. Can't thank you enough for making such a beautiful difference to my life. Thanks a ton Doc ❤❤

  • @christianbeasley6290
    @christianbeasley6290 8 місяців тому +14

    I found this video 3 days ago and I was 5’10 160lbs 27yo, I was encouraged and decided going for the 72hour water fast. I failed at 58-60 hours and ate breakfast this morning but mind you I’m still under 50carbs of just having eggs, sausage, bacon and grits w added cheese. Technically I’m still on the verge of the ketosis stage. (I think I’m already in it) Anyways I lost 8lbs less than 72 hours so i want to thank you for this information.

    • @pedrogorilla483
      @pedrogorilla483 7 місяців тому

      Great, hope you’re doing well. Search about how to break your fasting. From what I’ve seen one shouldn’t go straight to some of the foods you mentioned.

    • @luciemateo7851
      @luciemateo7851 7 місяців тому

      No grits.

  • @quickprepbites
    @quickprepbites 2 роки тому +109

    Finally, a doctor that truly cares our well being

  • @eagledice2008
    @eagledice2008 Рік тому +161

    This guy is saving lots of lives just through here without us stepping into his exam room

  • @VideoMaker53
    @VideoMaker53 Рік тому +20

    This lecture is pure gold. The thing about pulverized foods makes soo much sense. Whenever I ate high carbohydrate foods like Noodles or mashed potatoes, I always felt super tired afterwards

    • @lial5136
      @lial5136 Рік тому +2

      Yup, poverty food, slave rations

  • @Lcoch2482
    @Lcoch2482 8 місяців тому +6

    Absolutely astounded to find an MD that really cares enough to tell the truth and not pedal the medical community lies that only drugs and surgery are the answer when they know full well they are only "managing symptoms". I have had success with IF and plan to go into a 72 hour water fast eventually. Keep up the great work.

  • @dicoco123
    @dicoco123 Рік тому +80

    Have been listening to Jason Fung. Now discovered this Doctor. Absolute gems.

    • @elizabethy2912
      @elizabethy2912 Рік тому +8

      Yep. I love Dr. Fung. And Dr. Eric Berg.

    • @iche9373
      @iche9373 6 місяців тому

      Why Jason Fung when you can get Ozempic

    • @redbonegirl1757
      @redbonegirl1757 7 днів тому

      @@iche9373why ozempic when you can learn self control? The self control will serve you in all areas of life. Once off oz, you get fat asf. Nah. Hard pass.

  • @riri474
    @riri474 2 роки тому +167

    Fasting.... for me has been the discipline building I needed to break the chains of food addiction. It was the switch I needed to finally understand the difference between true hunger and perceived hunger. I realized my poor food choices have been emotionally driven for so many years.

  • @kimberlyannlisondra6828
    @kimberlyannlisondra6828 Рік тому +31

    I was addicted to tobacco for 30 yrs. I've watch a lot of your videos, Sir. Learn about my self and made me decide to stop. It all came from will power. You're right Doc, it's most difficult on the first 3 days after that, it'll comes much easier. But I'm still struggling because I'm still addicted to caffeine and sugar. Thank you, Dr. for this. I will start to fight this addiction.

    • @iche9373
      @iche9373 9 місяців тому

      Did you know that Semaglutide, a diabetic medication, can treat addiction, too?

    • @carolcote2196
      @carolcote2196 8 місяців тому

      Find a replacement "sugar" that you can tolerate. I've tried several, and have had GI issues with them. I investigated Allulose (it's a natural sugar derived from fruits, then processed so it does not affect diabetes.) This allulose has no flavour, dissolves just like cane sugar, and does Not give me GI issues or leave a nasty after taste in my mouth. It is pricey though. If you haven't tried stevia, it's good, just go easy as a little makes th food you want to sweeten, good. But too much will make it taste bitter.

    • @iche9373
      @iche9373 6 місяців тому

      Ozempic can cure your addiction

  • @Popularwitdapoppa
    @Popularwitdapoppa Рік тому +11

    It’s a blessing that he’s putting this info out for FREE🙌🏽

  • @scottm2625
    @scottm2625 2 роки тому +189

    I've done 3 and 7 day fasts, and starting today I'm aiming for 30. The first 2-4 days are the worst, but once I'm through it I feel happier, I have more energy (don't need an alarm to get up at 6am), and a lose about a pound a day (great for someone with a BMI over 35). I am convinced that the food industry in the US is more insidious that a heroin dealer because at least the dealer tells you he's selling poison.

    • @minasokhangoo7120
      @minasokhangoo7120 Рік тому +2

      How it goes?

    • @RobertN.
      @RobertN. Рік тому +7

      ​@Mina Sokhangoo Not well it seems.

    • @slowjamcdub
      @slowjamcdub Рік тому +6

      I wish I could make it 48 hrs the most I’ve made it is 24😢

    • @slowjamcdub
      @slowjamcdub Рік тому

      @@RobertN.😮😮😢

    • @RobertN.
      @RobertN. Рік тому +3

      @Slowjamcdub I wouldnt worry about "making" it to a desired time. Instead, shoot for consistency! Whatever can bring you that should be your golden goal. Goodluck!

  • @tonyberkley721
    @tonyberkley721 2 роки тому +104

    My brother sent me his video 4 months ago. I went from 238 to 206 and reversed my diabetes. My Dr took me off of metformin. Fasting and eliminating processed food works!

    • @disnalee
      @disnalee 2 роки тому

      Processed foods, sugar, and grains are refine foods or naked caloric.

    • @nem2480
      @nem2480 2 роки тому

      Congratulations! No diabetes is such a big feat 😊

    • @kimfroman2023
      @kimfroman2023 2 роки тому

      Tony berkley, check out berberine!

  • @rebeccas7366
    @rebeccas7366 Рік тому +7

    I'm 20 minutes into this and just love this education! His energy and smile really makes you want to pay attention. Breaking it down in simple language and keeping it interesting and entertaining!

  • @alexanderjones1312
    @alexanderjones1312 4 місяці тому +5

    As someone who has been addicted to opioids and destroyed my life or almost did. I ended up in prison with a hard IV drug use problem and I relapsed 50 times before I got it but learning to speak to yourself different. I absolutely can feel the addicted part of food it’s definitely addictive and poison. I finally got better and finally found my way out. Luckily food was an easier shift for me than drugs but I know how hard it is to shift out of my extra unneeded cupcake at night. Exercise and meditation….. priceless. If you want a way out of addiction you must go inward and find the core self and this is not an easy process. Addiction isn’t black and white but most of society believe it it. remember bit by bit you change your behavior. Learning how to walk through a craving and being successful IS SO EMPOWERING. Addiction can be released but it takes persistence and surrender.

  • @UsedBrain4U
    @UsedBrain4U 2 роки тому +43

    In less than 1 month I have lost 22lb based on Dr Pradip's lectures.

  • @samlikely3201
    @samlikely3201 2 роки тому +77

    Six months after watching his bittersweet truth video I have lost 75 pounds and my severe type 2 diabetes is in remission
    I owe my life to this man and others like him he is my hero
    one suggestion would be to package this information for Joe six pack the content can be overwhelming and lots of addicts need to tough love in simple terms blessings to this man

    • @effff327
      @effff327 2 роки тому +5

      What! 75 POUNDS!! In SIX MONTHS! I wanted to lose around 40 in 6 mos. I want to know which video.

    • @ihussain1011
      @ihussain1011 2 роки тому +2

      @@effff327 start intermittent fasting, skip breakfast. MCT oil in the mornings occasionally. Break your fast with protein / salad and end with fats. Eat your meals in proper portions so your body knows that there is no shortage of food. No sugars + little to no carbs. Workouts = Cardio + weight lifting just to get your heartbeat up. You will see results within six months.

    • @samlikely3201
      @samlikely3201 2 роки тому +1

      Hi E Fowler it's Dr pradigs video on intermittent fasting Also Dr Jason Fung on fasting your first fast should be two days then eat no flour then a series of one day fasting off and on with only one meal per day OMAD it is tough at first but you get used to it quick and you will NOT be hungry after 48 hours totally worth every bit of the small bouts of hunger you will experience it has to do with grelin Dr Fung will explain good luck and good health😀

  • @MultiCarm3n
    @MultiCarm3n Рік тому +4

    After listening the lecture.I literally kissed the phone screen to dr face. Thanks for information. It’s exactly what modern people need to think thoughtfully throughout.

  • @lisakrischel1607
    @lisakrischel1607 Рік тому +13

    I know I’m a sugar addict! I know what I need to do for my health along with all the proper whole natural foods to eat but yet I turn to sugar mostly for emotional comfort. Fasting is common for me but yet I go right back to my old habits after a few days packing more weight on. I could be THE perfect research lab rat! All of this relates to me. There is so much truth in your teachings. I’m not in the medical field but yet I understand thoroughly on what you’re communicating. THANK YOU so much for investing your precious time towards this very important topic. If only more people were in tune to this way of living, I know for a fact, there wouldn’t be the obesity and disease problem like there is now!

    • @yasodamensah2723
      @yasodamensah2723 10 місяців тому

      I have been listening to the Glucose Goddess Jessie Incapse( i know i just butchered her name), she said in a video, sometimes you have to break the craving before you can eliminate it. Look her up, she has some great hacks for reducing the glucose spike in blood sugar, as a result of the food we are eating, that causes the damage to our bodies. It might help you in your battle back to better health. Good luck and don't give up.

    • @iche9373
      @iche9373 6 місяців тому

      Just take Ozempic to cure your sugar addiction

  • @kajaltripathi_28
    @kajaltripathi_28 Рік тому +476

    I'm really proud rn seeing an Indian 🇮🇳 doctor explaining our ancient roots of food and fasting to the world 🌎

    • @pothi
      @pothi Рік тому +73

      Let's break boundaries. If we dig deeper, fasting is practiced by every part of the world.
      - A fellow Indian

    • @kajaltripathi_28
      @kajaltripathi_28 Рік тому +6

      @@pothi yes ✌️🥰

    • @AndrewEvenstar
      @AndrewEvenstar Рік тому +12

      I've been to India , love India and the food! whole eastern mindset!! it's a whole different approach I'm trying to understand 🇮🇳 🇺🇸 🙏🏼

    • @Rohit-ij7mb
      @Rohit-ij7mb Рік тому +3

      @@pothi but it was firstly practiced in India only because India is oldest civilisation

    • @aimfluencyenglishlearningv1088
      @aimfluencyenglishlearningv1088 Рік тому +1

      @@pothi ok sir

  • @kirbyaugustine761
    @kirbyaugustine761 2 роки тому +226

    After nearly 8 years employed at an alcohol and drug rehabilitation center I can attest to the fact that not enough is truly understood about how our physiology has been weaponized against us by big pharma , food companies and the powers that be.
    The victim that struggles with addiction, which is the symptom of the problem, is vilified more so than the victimizer. Addiction can take on many forms and affects far more “normal” people outside of just drugs and alcohol.

    • @michelleduncan9965
      @michelleduncan9965 2 роки тому +11

      You hit the nail SQUARE on the head Kirby!!!

    • @chkpik
      @chkpik 2 роки тому +13

      Wait until you learn how our psychology has been weaponized.

    • @jadew9177
      @jadew9177 2 роки тому +3

      Yes! Salt and sugar.

    • @jadew9177
      @jadew9177 2 роки тому +1

      @@chkpik Elaborate

    • @samantham2204
      @samantham2204 2 роки тому +4

      Me snapping my fingers and agreeing loudly! This!!!

  • @community1854
    @community1854 Рік тому +3

    This doc is fiery and I cannot get enough of his light hearted but serious talks!!

  • @albertwong4516
    @albertwong4516 Рік тому +7

    This is one of the best medical presentations I've watched in a long time with brilliant communication skills. Hats Off Doc.

  • @nickciotti5141
    @nickciotti5141 Рік тому +179

    I am an Optometrist specializing in diabetic retinopathy, I offer a health coaching program for my diabetics at my office using the principles Dr. Jamnadas outlines in this video and various of his other videos. Dr. Jamnadas does an excellent job speaking about this important subject and has been a big motivation for me to go beyond the standard of care in the industry and bring this knowledge and guidance to my own patients!

    • @PureLace
      @PureLace Рік тому +6

      Your patients are very lucky.

    • @pournamigd8899
      @pournamigd8899 Рік тому +1

      I'm an optometrist too 😊🤝

    • @richardlawson6787
      @richardlawson6787 9 місяців тому

      Recommend astaxanthin to your patients...cured my cataracts right up!!

    • @DeeKru
      @DeeKru 7 місяців тому +1

      I applaud you doctor.

    • @mentalidadereformada
      @mentalidadereformada 5 місяців тому

      Can diabetic retinopathy be reversed?

  • @kingjay9730
    @kingjay9730 2 роки тому +138

    The way he articulates bio chemistry my four-year-old can understand it. Absolutely brilliant in his delivery. Do not underestimate the power of this presentation. And the impact it can have on your life. From a true student, to a true doctor. Thank you

  • @Honeybadger7
    @Honeybadger7 Рік тому +4

    Very clear message. "What kind of person will your children be?". I wish more doctor had a passion like you.

  • @annel.bo.briggs
    @annel.bo.briggs 11 місяців тому +6

    Some supermarkets are like mouse traps. They put the confections right at the entrance in case someone comes in hungry. So predatory 😮

  • @myvotedontcount20
    @myvotedontcount20 2 роки тому +125

    As a nurse I have watched countless MDs and their lectures, this Doc knocked it out of the park. He was/is dynamic and engaged did a great job. This Doc, will reach many who will learn, he engages his audience and attendees well without condemning or demeaning.

    • @swetagupta7018
      @swetagupta7018 2 роки тому +3

      Hi I wanted to ask as a nurse, accessing this information, does it cause any inner conflict when you see how patients recieve treatment in the medical field?

    • @myvotedontcount20
      @myvotedontcount20 2 роки тому +7

      Sweat Gupta I am dismayed by the unethical nature that medicine had become. The fact is they only profit when people are sick and dying. It is no longer about healing and doing no harm. It breaks my heart deeply.

    • @swetagupta7018
      @swetagupta7018 2 роки тому +2

      @@myvotedontcount20 I share your feelings. It has put me off from nursing. I love and miss aspects of it and I understand when it is truly needed but I just couldn't be part of it anymore after seeing the commodification of it. In hospitals I have seen how patients are handpicked for unnecessary treatments and surgeries. They are destined to be patients for their entire lives. Thank you for sharing your thoughts too. A lot of nurses I've worked with are yet to wake up to this.

    • @jesuschristislord633
      @jesuschristislord633 2 роки тому +1

      Right! I’m here listening to him too. His topic is very informative.

    • @chenanigans
      @chenanigans 2 роки тому +2

      @@swetagupta7018 and then on top of how they treat and feed patients look at the docs and nurses themselves. I just talked to a nurse who was on one of my flights and God bless him he was super nice but he had to be pushing 300 pounds. I mean talk about cognitive dissonance.

  • @shar140879
    @shar140879 2 роки тому +63

    This is ancient Indian wisdom!
    Glad that I m hearing it from a qualified doctor.
    How I wish Indians respected their old culture and resisted this transition to fad diets.

    • @mrs.bernard5415
      @mrs.bernard5415 Рік тому +3

      Trust me my friend... this ancient info goes far beyond " India" - it traces back to the first peoples of this earth who populated the world.
      *wink*

    • @iche9373
      @iche9373 Рік тому +1

      "This is ancient Indian wisdom!
      Glad that I m hearing it from a qualified doctor.
      How I wish Indians respected their old culture"
      This comment can only come from a "white" guy practising xenophilia because he is so "interested" in other culture.

  • @freshdew4153
    @freshdew4153 Рік тому +11

    Love his energy as he shares this wisdom 😌🙏🏾

  • @user-zw3rg6rx5q
    @user-zw3rg6rx5q 7 місяців тому +3

    I’ve lost over 130 pounds so far without surgery. Success happens when you change your habits and lifestyle with small sustainable changes. Trying to be perfect from day one and utilizing temporary changes as a strategy won’t work. Developing a better relationship between mind, body and spirit has been my process and successful.

  • @kristielinder7899
    @kristielinder7899 Рік тому +37

    I survived a stage 4 breast cancer by fasting but sadly I went back to bad habits and have become overweight again listening to you have helped me own up to my issues with food presently I am on a 40 day fast then plan to workout and eat more plant based.
    Thankful to you for these lectures you are saving lives
    Thank you 😊

    • @sherrybates5982
      @sherrybates5982 Рік тому +1

      For 40 days you only have water?? Does this guy have a book? I can’t find any details on his diet plan.

    • @joannegood2696
      @joannegood2696 Рік тому +3

      Follow ketogenic. Jason Fung MD intermittent fasting, Sten Elbert, Eric Berg, Ken Berry MD,Paleo diet excellent diet

    • @FAITHRESTORED.
      @FAITHRESTORED. 5 місяців тому +1

      Wow, did it cure it? This is amazing

  • @skeptic4031
    @skeptic4031 2 роки тому +165

    Huge fan of this Doc - he is swimming against the tide - one of the few Doctors who are working against the interests of big pharma, processed food industry and the medical ‘industry’ as a whole

    • @SewerPossum
      @SewerPossum 2 роки тому +11

      Not to mention the entire 'food' industry and the advertising industry. Their business model is finished if everybody eats as nature intended.

    • @Manyshapes
      @Manyshapes 2 роки тому +2

      Intristingly many dr are on keto diet

    • @MRALAINMICHAEL
      @MRALAINMICHAEL 2 роки тому +2

      Well said. Very true. We need more exposure to the truth.

    • @Rita-qp6xs
      @Rita-qp6xs 2 роки тому +7

      Thankfully there are other doctors right here on UA-cam who are ALSO working against big pharma and medical “guidlines”.

    • @adrianl7147
      @adrianl7147 2 роки тому +2

      There are many swimming in his direction. Much discussion on the evils of seed oils now--that was non-existent 30 years ago

  • @Gwenny89
    @Gwenny89 Рік тому +4

    This was EXACTLY what I needed I'm I'm sooo thankful for this FREE help !!!

  • @fromthedivinesource7059
    @fromthedivinesource7059 Рік тому +6

    The Honesty is what is hard to come across nowadays from Physicians. Thank you

  • @NightmaresStorm
    @NightmaresStorm 2 роки тому +56

    My dad used to be a drug addict and it ultimately ended his life years later. I used to walk around and say I would never be a addict because of his example and I used to pride myself on being able to quit smoking/chewing and drinking cold turkey. Anything in my life I had to prove that I could drop it easily or it was a invisible addiction and that's when I realized that I was addicted to foods 4 years ago. I use unhealthy foods for emotional support and it still controls my life. I sat here thinking I need to just get weight-loss surgery, cut up my stomach into a smaller shape and the craving will decrease eventually. Once I can do the detox healthly after the pregnancy I'm going for it I want to be a leading example for my kids of how to be healthy.

    • @darla5371
      @darla5371 Рік тому +5

      I took my BIL years ago to his first NA meeting. When it came time to introduce myself to the room, I explained to them I was there as a support person. That while I wasn’t addicted to drugs or alcohol I did have an addiction. I explained my food addiction and how challenging it is because we can’t just walk away from food. Everyone in the room came up to me after and said they never viewed food that way. It was enlightening to them.

    • @wenchen8173
      @wenchen8173 Рік тому

      Did you do stomach surgery yet?

    • @angelahg1
      @angelahg1 Рік тому +3

      I hate to tell you this but, have weight loss surgery will not stop the cravings at least they didn’t for me. So please don’t count on that. You have to always make healthy choices.

    • @iche9373
      @iche9373 Рік тому

      Get a a gastric pacemaker

    • @AGirlWithQuestions
      @AGirlWithQuestions Рік тому +1

      I'm so sorry about your father. May you be blessed in your coming and going, and may God break the chain of addiction and generational curses, in the name of Jesus. Praying for you!

  • @simonsstash
    @simonsstash Рік тому +125

    I have Type 2 Diabetes and have had Angioplasty procedure a few years ago.
    After trying several diets, and yes, Diabetes Australia instructing me to eat 5 times a day (CARBS) and pump me full of unnecessary drugs I Listened to a few long :) Videos by Dr Pradip.
    Although I am fairly new to this new way of living (4 weeks 16hrs fasting) and a few 24hr fasting.
    I can say as a patient, I am relieved to have found this invaluable information and such a good speaker.
    Basically, I've stopped taking my Metformin and a few other drugs and I feel great, alert and pain free. I weaned myself off Lyrica taken for acute Neuropathy.
    After having zero sugar for almost a month, all natural foods nothing packaged or processed, my Neuropathy is almost gone. Pain that I felt here and there is gone, basically repaired. So far I have lost 7 Kilos, however since I also lift weights my girth has shrunk considerably.
    So thank you for posting your videos on a public medium like UA-cam. Your videos have added many years to my life, and my quality of life in just a month has improved dramatically.
    Out of all the doctors I have seen and money wasted, this visit has had the biggest positive impact in my life :)

  • @micaelagomez363
    @micaelagomez363 7 місяців тому +4

    I started to fast because I wanted to low my A1C so my Doctor could lower the doses of Diabetes Medications. Then I came across with these Videos and am thinking it was ment to be: I'm down 30 pounds and my A1C is down from 9.5 to 7 and as I continue working on my goals, by Fasting, am learning a lot from Doctor Jamnadas. Amazing Empowering Information!

  • @lauraopry6012
    @lauraopry6012 Рік тому +7

    Finally, someone speaking the truth. This is the stuff they don’t want us to see because they can’t make money off us if we heal ourselves.

  • @MultiLinda42
    @MultiLinda42 2 роки тому +54

    This weekend i m going to fast for the first time in my 54 life. Why ? i already lost 20 kg because i did what this man told in his video s. I love him!!

  • @kayladeveau2984
    @kayladeveau2984 2 роки тому +74

    This man was speaking directly to me this whole video.
    I have been so depressed lately because I keep failing on my diets.
    I stay in the house, and have just been Work/Eat/Sleep for a year.
    I cancel plans because I'm embarrassed of my weight gain and failure when all my family and friends knew I was on a diet.
    My marriage has been suffering because I'm always lashing out on him.
    It's taken me until this moment to realize why I have been sabotaging my own relationship with my best friend.
    Thank you for waking me up.
    I'm not quitting anymore.
    It's time to take charge of my brain, my habits, and what i am eating.
    Water fast starts today.
    I have been starting "tomorrow" for a year.

    • @remainfocused8570
      @remainfocused8570 2 роки тому +3

      I started yesterday also. After a very depressing doc.visit. Good lucc

    • @simib5973
      @simib5973 2 роки тому

      Please keep updated

    • @hindakkari5400
      @hindakkari5400 2 роки тому

      Try dry fasting more powerful

    • @remainfocused8570
      @remainfocused8570 2 роки тому +1

      @@hindakkari5400 what is "Dry Fasting" ?.......No liquids, not even water? ....sounds extremely unhealthy

    • @hindakkari5400
      @hindakkari5400 2 роки тому +1

      It's super healthy, combine it with one meal a day....water need to get digested too ...your body will use your own body fat storage don't worry ! I look a looooot younger than my age because of dry fasting :) do some research on youtube

  • @franksinclair9608
    @franksinclair9608 11 місяців тому +2

    One of the greatest talks I have ever seen. Truly life-changing stuff.. especially the part about children. Thank you.

  • @kentiapalm7
    @kentiapalm7 Рік тому +3

    Such a bright smile! It’s so nice to see people who are passionate about helping others and doing so while being this charming 😊

  • @myillumination5054
    @myillumination5054 Рік тому +70

    I’m a podiatrist who treats many diabetic patients. Quite a few have open wounds from diabetes and food addiction is real. I’ve been studying nutrition for so time now, he is 💯 about food now being a Product, and creates havoc in our body. We have to reset our biology and he is on point with this presentation.

  • @AbsoluteDumbassTheFifth
    @AbsoluteDumbassTheFifth 2 роки тому +334

    This helped me realize that my coffee and internet addictions are what makes it hard to abstain from my other addictions. I remember hearing something similar from another podcast that if you allow yourself one addiction you'll cheat on others, but this video cemented the fact in. Time for a full dopamine detox then.

    • @floridalife-livinginflorid6882
      @floridalife-livinginflorid6882 2 роки тому +16

      Black coffee from natural farming methods can be beneficial.

    • @marieeriksson8460
      @marieeriksson8460 2 роки тому +6

      Dopaminefast yes!!

    • @angelamurray2826
      @angelamurray2826 2 роки тому +20

      I'm starting to believe this, when I'm near my phone constantly, I break my fast. Idk how true is it but I need to get it together fast and now🙏🦋💕

    • @lidiarona4335
      @lidiarona4335 2 роки тому +5

      Don't take it literally. Search Andrew Huberman and his podcast on dopamine. If you "dopamine detox" you might have an unpleasant surprise

    • @floridalife-livinginflorid6882
      @floridalife-livinginflorid6882 2 роки тому +3

      @@lidiarona4335 why not call it sugar detox since most people are addicted to sugar.

  • @edensmith552
    @edensmith552 Рік тому +9

    Dr. Jamnadas, thank you from the bottom of my heart for educating us.
    This is what we need to teach our children, too.
    I'm sharing your videos with everyone.
    People tell me you've lost weight, which is true, I did, but I tell them I've regained my health, this is more important.

  • @CalsVPN
    @CalsVPN 27 днів тому +1

    This is one of the last videos I’ve watched before I made some changes. I’ve consistently done 36-48hr fasts once a week for 13 weeks straight as of this week and I’m down almost 20 pounds and I know there’s still an addiction deep down but I’m aware and making better choices and feeling better and happier again. The feeling you get when you have to go down a shirt size and you hit a new notch in a belt that’s never been used before makes any “suffering” worth it.