I am so grateful for this interview. I believe in this direction for help. I had a very wealthy client that suffered from depression and drug addiction to Xanax. He was able to talk daughter and other care givers to take him to Switzerland for an assisted suicide. I was frantically against it and wanted him to have a chance. So heartbreaking 💔
I am a psychiatrist and have seen amazing results from patients taking a whole foods low carb diet. Mental clarity, energy, and mood improves. Even when multiple medications have failed.
~4 Months after starting A Zero Carb Carnivore Diet (for early T2 Diabetes - Quickly Cured BTW) I lost all interest in having my Habitual 3 or 4 Alcoholic Drinks/Day. I was never a Compulsive Drinker... I rarely got a buzz any more.... There was no angst when there were no drinks for a few days. But a "Lack of Desire" to have a drink WAS VERY NOTICEABLY with the Low Carb State/Lower Blood Sugar "State". THEN...soon that lack of desire became a lack of consumption of Alcohol.... but NOW I feel a mild AVERSION to having a drink - I "feel" like know that I'll "feel" worse after having that drink....AND now I rarely do. I am one of those people that can feel their Brains "Light Up" when my Ketones are High Enough (over 0.75 to 1.0 mmol/l).
Thank you Dhru and Dr. Palmer. My husband and I started a ketogenic/carnivore lifestyle over five years ago. We put many health conditions like pre-diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, fatty liver, high blood pressure, chronic skin conditions, IBS, sleep apnea and have lost over 65 lbs each and we have more muscles. Also, We have transformed our mental health from having depression, anxiety, racing thoughts, negative thoughts, low libido, hopelessness, alcoholism & lack of energy. My husband is 53 and I'm perimenipause at 51. We mainly eat beef, chicken, pork, eggs, seafood, fish and dairy! Both of us are healthier and happier than we have been our whole lives! Our journey shares what you eat and drink and don't eat and drink matters to your metabolic and mental health. We listen to Ken Berry MD, Dr. Chris Palmer, Anthony Chaffee MD, Shawn Baker MD, Kelly Hogan, Dr. Lisa Weideman, 2 Krazy Ketos and Mel Robbins among others in the health and wellness space like Dhru having fabulous guests. Thank you ❤️ Peace and Love
Outstanding podcast with Chris Palmer, yet the over abundance of ads is affecting my mitochondria in an unhealthy way. Ridiculous! I am only 35 minutes in. Greed is not good! Please evaluate the number of ads interjected here.
I'm ok with Mr. Palmer and maybe he is trying to head off smoking pot as dangerous but to date, sugar & alcohol, have been here our entire lives. Pot has only been ~legalized in the past few yrs... So I am not seeing pot has nearly as big an issue as all these sugar and alcohol products we have at our fingertips daily.
He has seen marijuana affect ppl’s mental health for years, why he’s saying so. It’s a drug, period, and it affects one’s moods and is proven to affect brain size and do brain damage. It also incites food cravings->mainly carbs. There are lots of scripts and OTCs that are linked to dementia.
Dont use computer analogy if you dont know computers. The motherboard is like the cell wall. The mitochondria is likely the power supply unit, and not the power cable.
yeah. maybe people with schyzophenia are more prone to anxiety and thus to marijuana usage . show some animal studies. is there causation study of one twin smoking and other not
I am so grateful for this interview. I believe in this direction for help. I had a very wealthy client that suffered from depression and drug addiction to Xanax. He was able to talk daughter and other care givers to take him to Switzerland for an assisted suicide. I was frantically against it and wanted him to have a chance. So heartbreaking 💔
I am a psychiatrist and have seen amazing results from patients taking a whole foods low carb diet. Mental clarity, energy, and mood improves. Even when multiple medications have failed.
How long before significant improvements in your experience?
So glad to hear you say this.
Love this man’s honesty, his knowledge and bravery is heartwarming
Thankyou ❤
~4 Months after starting A Zero Carb Carnivore Diet (for early T2 Diabetes - Quickly Cured BTW) I lost all interest in having my Habitual 3 or 4 Alcoholic Drinks/Day.
I was never a Compulsive Drinker... I rarely got a buzz any more.... There was no angst when there were no drinks for a few days. But a "Lack of Desire" to have a drink WAS VERY NOTICEABLY with the Low Carb State/Lower Blood Sugar "State". THEN...soon that lack of desire became a lack of consumption of Alcohol.... but NOW I feel a mild AVERSION to having a drink - I "feel" like know that I'll "feel" worse after having that drink....AND now I rarely do.
I am one of those people that can feel their Brains "Light Up" when my Ketones are High Enough (over 0.75 to 1.0 mmol/l).
Thank you Dhru and Dr. Palmer. My husband and I started a ketogenic/carnivore lifestyle over five years ago. We put many health conditions like pre-diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, fatty liver, high blood pressure, chronic skin conditions, IBS, sleep apnea and have lost over 65 lbs each and we have more muscles. Also, We have transformed our mental health from having depression, anxiety, racing thoughts, negative thoughts, low libido, hopelessness, alcoholism & lack of energy. My husband is 53 and I'm perimenipause at 51. We mainly eat beef, chicken, pork, eggs, seafood, fish and dairy! Both of us are healthier and happier than we have been our whole lives! Our journey shares what you eat and drink and don't eat and drink matters to your metabolic and mental health. We listen to Ken Berry MD, Dr. Chris Palmer, Anthony Chaffee MD, Shawn Baker MD, Kelly Hogan, Dr. Lisa Weideman, 2 Krazy Ketos and Mel Robbins among others in the health and wellness space like Dhru having fabulous guests. Thank you ❤️ Peace and Love
That "I'm fighting" part at 1:39:00 got me verklempt. Love this guy.
Learned a lot ! Both men have very high IQ's and use great analogies.
GREAT interview, I believe Chris. Thanks
Very intelligent guy. I learned a lot
Outstanding podcast with Chris Palmer, yet the over abundance of ads is affecting my mitochondria in an unhealthy way. Ridiculous! I am only 35 minutes in. Greed is not good! Please evaluate the number of ads interjected here.
Thank you for the heads up. I’m not even going to continue to watch this knowing that there are going to be alot of ads.
Then quit being cheap and get the version with out the ads
I can’t eat to much meat. Our Food supply is not good. There really aren’t many good choices
we are in trouble.
Over 3 hour run time with NO TIMESTAMPS = Skip! 😢
I'm ok with Mr. Palmer and maybe he is trying to head off smoking pot as dangerous but to date, sugar & alcohol, have been here our entire lives. Pot has only been ~legalized in the past few yrs... So I am not seeing pot has nearly as big an issue as all these sugar and alcohol products we have at our fingertips daily.
He has seen marijuana affect ppl’s mental health for years, why he’s saying so. It’s a drug, period, and it affects one’s moods and is proven to affect brain size and do brain damage. It also incites food cravings->mainly carbs.
There are lots of scripts and OTCs that are linked to dementia.
FYI: Opium is *physically* addictive. THC is *not* physically addictive. Mentally addictive maybe for some, *physically* addictive no.
Makes me wonder what liberals eat ?????? Would very much like to see a study done !!!
Dont use computer analogy if you dont know computers. The motherboard is like the cell wall. The mitochondria is likely the power supply unit, and not the power cable.
He's speaking to the general public, not the computer geeks.
Oh shoosh😂
You need social skills my friend
@@booswalia uh, it is misleading because it is incorrect.
@@niccolomachiavelli2073 you need a brain.
yeah. maybe people with schyzophenia are more prone to anxiety and thus to marijuana usage . show some animal studies. is there causation study of one twin smoking and other not
Strange, off-putting way of speaking. At least for me.
It says Harvard doctor. lol He speaks in a way that everyday people can understand.
@aperson2730
Could your discomfort with how he speaks be related to particular stereotypes you hold?
@magsrankin6166 Could you be more specific please?
Who cares