The Man Who Can Predict How Long You Have Left To Live (To The Nearest Month): Gary Brecka | E225

Поділитися
Вставка
  • Опубліковано 21 лис 2024

КОМЕНТАРІ • 7 тис.

  • @TheDiaryOfACEO
    @TheDiaryOfACEO  Рік тому +2602

    This episode blew my mind. The passion and intelligence of Gary is something I haven't seen for a long time. If you enjoyed this episode as much as I did, hit the subscribe button. It's a clear indication if you guys liked the episode, and it helps us bring you more episodes like this in the future. Thank you all for watching 🙏

    • @apotheticallyautistic73
      @apotheticallyautistic73 Рік тому +33

      Thank you 😊

    • @TheJoker-um9tp
      @TheJoker-um9tp Рік тому +31

      Really appreciate your platform, having so many interesting, beautiful, and compelling guest's.

    • @portalpacific4500
      @portalpacific4500 Рік тому +7

      Your instagram link in the description is broken

    • @deborahcurtis1385
      @deborahcurtis1385 Рік тому +33

      Fantastic stuff. Really really good. This guy is a serious game-changer. I'm spacing out my watching and will definitely watch it more than once.🤩

    • @joanfisher1573
      @joanfisher1573 Рік тому +47

      This is the best pidcast on life,living and logevity I have ever heard.Im 83 in Sept,what I would give to meet you and this incredible man.Bless you both.

  • @ByeByeBelly
    @ByeByeBelly Рік тому +5726

    I'm a naturopath (BHSc) and these are the types of things we study and specialise in. Many things that he's saying are true, but while it may seem very impressive to people who haven't studied these topics and treated clients, what he's saying is too simplistic. It's very important to correct deficiencies, but nutritional supplements are not magic bullets. He's applying the pharmaceutical model to nutrients. It's not how it works. Genetic testing, especially with new companies that are fairly unregulated and use quite new technology, have a lot of false positives and some false negatives. Also 2 people can have the same type and level of MTHFR mutation and one has related health issues and the other never does. We are not simple machines where we can identify a mutation, deficiency, break in methylation process etc, add nutritional supplements and then our health is optimal. He mentioned that folic acid is synthetic, well methyl folate can be too, and supplement companies are not regulated enough. It can get dangerous when, for example, pregnant women or people trying to conceive could watch this podcast and gather that methyl folate is always better than folic acid, so they switch. Then we see an increase in neural tube defects, because there is no guarantee that the methyl folate in that product is what it's implying it is, so in that way, folic acid can be a lot more reliable because it's been used for so long and isn't a newer product. Also you cannot detach body from mind, so you can add all the building blocks you like, but if someone has built neural pathways around their life experiences and trauma, and/or has damaged receptors, this magic bullet theory will not work for many people with depression, anxiety, OCD, PTSD, ADHD, ASD, personality disorders etc. But it is a great place to start, to remove burdens (alcohol, processed foods, stressors etc) and provide your body with the building blocks it needs, but I wouldn't want people to see this, go and buy 5HTP, SAMe, methyl folate etc online to treat their mental health or medical conditions, because that's absolutely what people do. These things are not magic bullets and they can cause harm. Many supplements interact with medications.

    • @emmas-uk
      @emmas-uk Рік тому +184

      Thank you. X

    • @holamissmusica
      @holamissmusica Рік тому +256

      There was a feeling he might be invested in genetic testing but there are still some nuggets of wisdom in the episode for sure.

    • @christinam777
      @christinam777 Рік тому +78

      Good points. I have relentless Fibromyalgia pain for 12 years. Im trying so hard to address my issues. Im also a weightloss surgery patient. Recently it seems I got B12 anemic because other things looked normal but i couldnt stay awake the whole day. I got sublingual B12 and started taking Folic acid (i read how they can work together to process proteins correctly and may not be getting the process right gastricly)). I have wondered for a long time if I the MTHFR mutation and am not detoxing right or deficient in or not uptaking something properly. I am wondering if I SHOULD get the methyl folate. Im not pregnant or trying to be.

    • @insertmyidentityhere
      @insertmyidentityhere Рік тому +211

      So what is your suggestion? Any solutions for those with trauma, severe depression & autoimmune issues?…. 🤔

    • @maisiea-rr1cb
      @maisiea-rr1cb Рік тому

      No one can diagnose or create a management plan over a UA-cam comment. If they do, run! When it comes to mental health issues such as trauma, depression, it takes so many sessions with a therapist to get to the bottom of the root cause of it, there’s no one answer for everyone. Some patients WILL need SSRIs because they would be so low that an immediate intervention is needed. Autoimmune: that’s a massive topic, what exactly? It can vary between mild eczema to life threatening Crohn’s disease.

  • @l.e.brentwood3137
    @l.e.brentwood3137 Рік тому +1642

    I practice so many of these things. I literally felt myself age backwards when I added several more. I am almost 60, no one would ever guess. I stopped telling people my age because it starts an entire conversation,I'm frankly tired of having. However, l eat very little processed food, sleep as much as I need, exercise outside and I relax. Nothing is ever as bad as our minds think. It is also important to love yourself and be grateful for all the good things you have right now. Really, really try to learn something new. I learned a third language in the last year.
    If you are watching this, you have so many things to be grateful for; electricity, access, comprehension and you have another day to change your life. Live well❤

    • @mariawixey8825
      @mariawixey8825 Рік тому +14

      Thanks great comments 🙂🎉

    • @Carrie...
      @Carrie... Рік тому +6

      ❤ thanks

    • @LorienzoDeGarcia
      @LorienzoDeGarcia Рік тому +6

      D'aww. Thankyou for this comment. It is hopeful!

    • @l.e.brentwood3137
      @l.e.brentwood3137 Рік тому +17

      @@LorienzoDeGarcia Please thank yourself for wanting to change. That is the beginning of being grateful for the little things. It is not easy to change, but it's possible. And change one thing at a time-even if it's a tiny change that only you know about. It will open your mind to making more change. Before long, well?!?! You never know where you may end up. Be well❣️

    • @r.p.8906
      @r.p.8906 Рік тому +20

      I look 20 years younger that I looked 10 years ago. I actually reversed aging. I'm not sure what part of my routines is the major one that reversed aging. I am doing all the things stated here plus swimming in the ocean and yoga. The tips on avoiding jet lag are great. I do walk every hour, because I just don't know how comfortable I will be squatting. Working on the mind set and beliefs is huge. Working on behavior that is inherited is also huge. Thanks for this video. It's amazing.

  • @MrHak_Lifestyle
    @MrHak_Lifestyle Рік тому +1756

    I spent 1 hour and 30 minutes to watch and listen this podcast until the end and things I learned from this podcast:
    1. Walked bare foot to expose the earth to contact with nature
    2. Exposed to the first sunlight 45 minutes every day
    3. Take deep breath 30 times to increase oxygen in the body as oxygen is equal energy
    4. Take cold water 3-6 minutes after workout every day to get deep sleep, anger control and muscle repair quickly

    • @varnadorel
      @varnadorel Рік тому +247

      Thanks. You spent one and a half hours listening to this so I don't have to.

    • @peters8080
      @peters8080 Рік тому +49

      Did i learn anything. Not sure that i did.

    • @nancyy8029
      @nancyy8029 Рік тому +174

      Thanks @MrHak. Few additional points:
      -Don't be anemic.
      -living close to equator is better than living close to poles. Closer to pole will decrease your life span and health.
      -Don't eat what your great grandma cannot recognize.
      -Energy is nothing but amount of oxygen is blood. More oxygen in blood = more energy.
      -Do not run behind comfort. Comfort accelerates aging in every form.
      -Eat more fat & protein, and less carb. Because carb takes away more energy from body to digest it.
      -presence of oxygen is absence of disease.
      -sitting is new smoking. So, keep body moving, do not sit at once for hours.
      most 50+ age Americans are taking 5+ medications (synthetic & pharmaceuticals), if they start doing what here prescribed, health condition will dramatically improve.

    • @nancyy8029
      @nancyy8029 Рік тому +111

      one more thing- medical error (including misdiagnosis) is the third leading cause of death.
      This is a crazy fact!!!

    • @julielogan2579
      @julielogan2579 Рік тому +19

      Don’t you get light headed taking that many deep breaths

  • @thebossy1
    @thebossy1 Рік тому +184

    I recently had the honor of meeting Gary and he is on fire. He unselfishly spoke to me answered my question about myself(stress and my thyroid and weight) about my child conditions(autism) about my husband's conditions (inflammatory issues) with a crowd of people around him after I'd already seen him speak to a crowd of people from around the world. he loves to give out this information he wants to save people's lives. He is an amazing man. he greatly helped to changed my life and I'm on Fire to change others lives ❤

    • @purityandplants
      @purityandplants Рік тому +11

      Do you mind sharing what he said about autism?

    • @erin.v.z
      @erin.v.z 11 місяців тому +3

      Could you share what he said about stress and thyroid and weight? I’ve got HPA axis dysfunction… he mentioned a protocol in another video, that it worked for 86% of participants. Wondering if adrenal issue people were the 14% it didn’t work for.

    • @PO-cx2ej
      @PO-cx2ej 11 місяців тому +2

      He's also lost his mind with his reorganized hexagonal mother water and other esoteric scientifically baseless stuff. Be careful.

    • @billy4148
      @billy4148 11 місяців тому +1

      I guess thebossy is not interested in answering your questions 😮 maybe she doesn't care 😢

    • @LobsterMobility
      @LobsterMobility 6 місяців тому +1

      thanks for that bossy, thats how I thought he would be too, good to hear from someone thats met him.

  • @NoCentss
    @NoCentss Рік тому +1599

    Thank you for another great interview!
    Here are some of my key points:
    Predicting Death (Health Records)
    Believing in Genetics (inability to change)
    Oxygen to the Brain
    ADHD (Too many open windows)
    Depression and Anxiety (Start within the gut)
    • Lack of Raw Material in the Body
    • Deficiency
    Low Serotonin - Gut Issues
    Gut Motility (Pace of the Gut)
    The Gut Explain of alot our Issues
    • Gut Health
    • Blood Pressure
    • Vitamin D3 made for Sunlight and Cholesterol (Only Vitamin we can make)
    • Sunlight being the key to life
    • Sitting is the New Smoking
    • Medical error is the 3rd leading cause of death
    • Amino Acid Balance
    • Deficiencies leads to certain expressions overtime
    • Trying to synthesize elements made in natural
    • Supplements do more hard than good (Overtime)
    • Lack of Ability to set priorities and Letting outside factors set your priorities
    • Not having the right nutrition in the body
    • Giving up on the ability to thrive
    • Earthing and Grounding - Contacting the surface of the earth barefoot (Discharge into the Earth)
    • Become Superhuman by Contacting the Earth and Breath Work
    • The Presents of Oxygen is the absence of disease!
    • Anger does not require Oxygen
    • First Light (Sunlight) resets the Circadian rhythm
    • Exercise and Oxygen
    • Cold Showers (Cold Shock Protein)
    • Calories is the measure of heat (When heat leaves your body you lost calories)
    • You want to strip fat off you body get into Cold Water 3-5mins a day.
    • Deep Sleep and Cold Water force Oxygen to the Brain
    • Aging is the aggressive pursuer of comfort
    • Being comfortable with be uncomfortable!
    • Learning control our emotional state
    • Your emotional state determines your future!
    • Putting the right nutrition in your body to achieve high emotional states
    • Break Cycles
    • Stay your day in Elevated Emotional state
    • Preserve your Sleeping window and Eating habits when traveling
    • Energy is Oxygen in your blood
    • Oxygen is Energy
    • Optimum health is found in the basics (Mother Nature and Food)
    I appreciate you guys!

    • @maam-yj8ph
      @maam-yj8ph Рік тому +37

      Get comfortable being uncomfortable by design - Discipline of living better longer

    • @kenbranaugh8251
      @kenbranaugh8251 Рік тому +14

      What was that all about?

    • @rrocketman
      @rrocketman Рік тому +39

      I dont know if you bot or what but thanks for the list 🙂

    • @krystalklear7793
      @krystalklear7793 Рік тому +15

      @@kenbranaugh8251 !??

    • @krystalklear7793
      @krystalklear7793 Рік тому +41

      Wow.. GREAT break down.

  • @IstraLaracroft
    @IstraLaracroft Рік тому +396

    I went to a naturopath, a doctor and psychologist for crippling anxiety. No one could help. Finally I requested a full panel of blood. I registered as mildly anemic in my blood tests but was reassured by the doctor that it didn't affect my "mental health". Because my red blood cells couldn't function properly to carry oxygen throughout my body, my nervous system and brain were not getting adaquate oxygen. My body couldn't cope with even a normal amount of stress. Taking iron literally changed my life within days. No more panic attacks and anxiety for 10+ years now. I was just missing that one element like he says.

    • @DivineLogos
      @DivineLogos Рік тому +9

      Spleen is nature's iron supplement, plus a lot more nutrients.

    • @z.s3072
      @z.s3072 Рік тому +1

      Thats awesome. What mg per day of iron are you taking?

    • @Life_as_an_ant
      @Life_as_an_ant Рік тому +26

      Good for you. I'm not anemic. I don't have any problems with iron. Yet I have terrible anxiety. It's not one and the same answer to the same problem. I hope people won't read your comment and start taking iron. It can be downright poisonous if they do it wrong.

    • @emily-wj7pz
      @emily-wj7pz Рік тому +26

      @@Life_as_an_ant This video specifically talks about getting testing done to see what your unique body is missing. Anyone with any intelligence at all will understand that when reading this comment.

    • @constancewalsh3646
      @constancewalsh3646 Рік тому +10

      Thanks for this and all comments. I use only old cast-iron pans for cooking (only stove-top or outside on a cast-iron stove) which gives just enough of a trace of iron in the food. Love the old ways for just about anything.

  • @ronilittle7028
    @ronilittle7028 Рік тому +252

    I subscribed BECAUSE I love how you: ask the right questions n then let guest talk, you NEVER interrupt, n let them speak with complete answers, and you don’t go on about yourself with important guest! This was one of BEST PODCASTS I HAVE EVER WATCHED, and I watch many everyday and evening! THANK YOU! ❤ Please keep it up! It’s so refreshing, and people tend to watch the whole show, because it’s ALL important! ♥️

  • @RightAllWays
    @RightAllWays Рік тому +123

    Strange. Old Indian Hindu rituals are: 1. walk primarily barefoot on ground 2. get up early and do Suryanamaskar ( sun salutation) on the first rays of Sun. 3. Do pranayama (breathing exercise) ever day 4. Do yoga (yoga asana) everyday 5. Do dhyanam (meditation) everyday.

    • @rosemarynaples756
      @rosemarynaples756 3 місяці тому

      Everything but Yoga is a Hindu spirit called Kundalini and it's evil

    • @WPS691
      @WPS691 3 місяці тому

      And how many Indians who do this live to be 100+ these days? I'm sure many still follow these things!

  • @utopiadweller
    @utopiadweller Рік тому +408

    32:00 anxiety sups. 34:01 bloated gut 35:13 gut motility. 41:40 vit D. 45:40 vit d amounts 46:00 arthritis steroids. 47:23 sitting. 50:28 sleep gene mutation l-methylene

  • @dogloverjb6873
    @dogloverjb6873 Рік тому +103

    THANK YOU for not interrupting the guest. This guest is amazing. I wish he would write a book on health and this information. The public could benefit immensely. I checked and he doesn't have a health book

    • @arthurmurfitt7698
      @arthurmurfitt7698 Рік тому +5

      IKR?! Steven is a FANTASTIC interviewer.

    • @Lolipop59
      @Lolipop59 Рік тому +6

      The truth is , I never hear Steven intrerupting his guests . And he brings fantastic guests It's my favorite podcast.

    • @Ms19741979
      @Ms19741979 Рік тому +1

      Yesssssss, its really annoying when the host interrupts

  • @akuafayettegoosesense
    @akuafayettegoosesense Рік тому +82

    I am FLOORED at this segment. I will be 73 this year.I take no meds ..I climb on the roof to enjoy the clouds ..I so enjoy your podcast . COVID was a gift to me it changed my life back to my purpose.
    I love your deep dive into information . You remind me in some ways of my 6’8” grandson who was taunted for being”TOO TALL FOR NOTHING” because he didn’t want to be a basketball star...He asked me , MeMa what should I take as a selective subject...I told him The Debate team ...he did He is an awesome Code man ,he is 25 now working on his PHD..
    You prove how using one’s mind to communicate is life changing . Thank you and thank COVID-19 for introducing me to the world of some great podcast you are in my top 5 ...Again this has changed my mind on how I want to live my next 20 plus years ..

    • @lonelyinvestment
      @lonelyinvestment Рік тому +4

      You’re a champ 🙌

    • @helenlydon678
      @helenlydon678 Рік тому +3

      Such a lovely, uplifting response x

    • @andylau13
      @andylau13 Рік тому

      Have u took the jab ?

    • @sukritidang
      @sukritidang Рік тому +1

      you rock!

    • @akuafayettegoosesense
      @akuafayettegoosesense Рік тому +1

      @@andylau13 I would answer your question...but I’m no sure what you mean, forgive me I but I need a little more detail ...

  • @gazmanshop
    @gazmanshop Рік тому +24

    What an unbelievable interview. I am sixty plus. Two years ago I had a heart attack which left me needing a stent. I have watched hundreds of videos on what to eat,and what not to eat. How to live a healthier lifestyle and so on. This is one of those moments I can honestly say, this video will change my life. Thank you so much. I have subbed with a smile 😃

  • @anchy0027
    @anchy0027 Рік тому +170

    This host is so nice and polite. It so refreshing and calming to listen his podcasts. Well done!

  • @mihaeladog7187
    @mihaeladog7187 Рік тому +1434

    I work in a pharmacy, a costumer in her 50’ came and picked up her first ever cholesterol med. She was so excited and asked a lot of questions…She was so compliant and wanted to do the right thing for her health by starting the med “ right away”. I wanted to cry …I though to myself: another mouse caught in the trap. Just wait next year you’ll be on a blood pressure med then 5 yrs from now you’ll be our regular costumer.

    • @marygoff3332
      @marygoff3332 Рік тому +217

      Please speak honestly to people. If you can't (will lose your job), please think of other work. You care....please don't squash your desire to help.

    • @dumainevanrooyen5922
      @dumainevanrooyen5922 Рік тому +69

      Far far sooner than 5 years.

    • @tinaharnack3704
      @tinaharnack3704 Рік тому +63

      I refused to take the one dr prescribed. Started on lovaza and berberine. Cholesterol is well below normal levels. He doesn't believe me still

    • @EagleArrow
      @EagleArrow Рік тому

      @@tinaharnack3704 Medical professionals today are trained by big pharma. Big pharma controlls many colleges, doctors and hospitals So they stay in their lane.

    • @raewords7908
      @raewords7908 Рік тому +32

      I need to have a look at the cholesterol med I was given then.. geez. Atorvastatin. Any advice?

  • @quartd2542
    @quartd2542 Рік тому +46

    This whole interview just has me in tears. I want to feel good again. I know what my road can look like if I don't turn it around.

  • @constancewalsh3646
    @constancewalsh3646 Рік тому +45

    A human being of tremendous integrity. He saved himself and saves the world.

  • @shrutishiva7040
    @shrutishiva7040 Рік тому +57

    I'm transfixed. I recently decided to take my health into my hands and work my way through any symptomatic issues I have and listening to this has changed my entire perception to health! Gary is brilliant! Thanks Steven for bringing such illuminating people and conversations to every one of us!

  • @tibisayestupinan5915
    @tibisayestupinan5915 Рік тому +136

    It is soooooooooo pleasant to see Steven as host. He allows the guest to talk, explain, and his questions are on point at the right moment. He is not playing expert. He is there to listen and learn and let us listen and learn. Thank you very much! 2d favorite podcast so far!

  • @isabands
    @isabands 8 місяців тому +5

    Steven is by far one of my favourite hosts and his podcasts are one of my favourite as well. He is a great listener and chooses his guests well 😊 thank you for helping so many of us become better version of ourselves. 🙏

  • @megtheetiger
    @megtheetiger Рік тому +57

    As a Stage IV Hodgkins Lymphoma survivor with diagnosed deficiency anemia who is trying to get my life back on track, this information is illuminating! I feel excited for the direction my life is heading as I attract more and more information to help me be healthier, lose excess fat, and live longer. Thank you for this. It's the first time I've come across your channel and the first time I've heard of Gary Brecka, but I'm hooked. Thank you again. ✨✨🌺

    • @cecilioc772
      @cecilioc772 Рік тому +1

      I am so incredibly happy for you! Be positive and live happily ❤

    • @clinbrokers
      @clinbrokers Рік тому

      Can you share the meds that helped you into remission please?

    • @notsoeloquent
      @notsoeloquent Рік тому

      ​@@clinbrokersit surely wasn't some clown talking about vitamins. Steve Jobs treated his very curable cancer with carrot juice. Don't be an idiot.

  • @MichaelUnbroken
    @MichaelUnbroken Рік тому +72

    Gary is a great friend and one of the most intelligent people I have ever met. His work changed my life forever.

    • @KevJDunn
      @KevJDunn Рік тому +4

      He's quoting stuff off Google; how is that intelligent?

    • @MichaelUnbroken
      @MichaelUnbroken Рік тому +1

      @@KevJDunn ok

    • @udou9877
      @udou9877 Рік тому +1

      @@MichaelUnbroken haaa... Google quotes/follows all MSM 'guidelines' of 'The System'...
      Michael... have u heard of Amandha Vollmer? Listening to Gary reminds me of many things i've heard Amandha say... I am loving learning how our bodies function/work holistically/naturally... very empowering!! So thankful for these wonderful teachers that r helping sooo many of us🙏🏽

    • @kerry-annmcpadden1952
      @kerry-annmcpadden1952 Рік тому +2

      ​@@KevJDunn He probably wrote it

    • @stefaniekofalt9828
      @stefaniekofalt9828 Рік тому

      @@KevJDunn LOLLOLLOL

  • @nikolasmetar5723
    @nikolasmetar5723 Рік тому +154

    48:51 Sleep issues due to overactive mind
    49:02 COMT - Catechol-O-methyltransferase gene mutation
    50:40 L methionine
    50:43 Methylfolate
    50:50 SAMe S-adenosyl methionine

    • @rezkerry8809
      @rezkerry8809 Рік тому +8

      Thank you! Now I know why I can’t sleep and had such bad postpartum depression. You’ve just changed the course of my future. 🙏🏻

    • @flatfoot38
      @flatfoot38 Рік тому +9

      Thanks for the time stamps. Appreciate that

    • @ikkahackinen9008
      @ikkahackinen9008 Рік тому +10

      That was super useful! I was loosing time rewinding to find it and you helped a lot!

    • @CiaoFooTanks4AllTheFish
      @CiaoFooTanks4AllTheFish Рік тому +6

      Thanks!!

    • @emilioesdabes7086
      @emilioesdabes7086 Рік тому +5

      Thanks very much.

  • @toasofele7301
    @toasofele7301 Рік тому +59

    My most favourite person you have had on your podcast. So informative, humble & incredibly smart. He was able to articulate science to the average person. Loved his 'free' and easy tips to change your life. His incredible. Great podcast!

    • @sugarplumk2381
      @sugarplumk2381 Рік тому +4

      I haven’t seen or heard of him until now. I love this type of podcast. So interesting.

    • @jayjaychadoy9226
      @jayjaychadoy9226 Рік тому +1

      I’m concerned that he’s the spreader of this info and not who should be telling us, like Drs.
      I’ve lost faith in Drs, so it’s timely in that way. I guess I don’t trust any experts yet. Once burned (by medical system) twice shy.
      And what’s all the talk of genes, does this have something to do with the “safe and effective”. It’s all too much,too soon.

    • @queenj.8i895
      @queenj.8i895 Рік тому +1

      Turns out he’s sooooo wrong about a ton of what he’s saying. Check Dr Mike “how health gurus trick you”

    • @lynth
      @lynth 11 місяців тому +2

      The funniest part is @3:50 he's recanting of stuff that is bad due to deficiencies, starting with "brain fog", then going on to list "brain fog" twice right before listing "poor short term recall". Photographic memory, huh? He seems to be missing some nutrients himself. :D

    • @smariner8221
      @smariner8221 10 місяців тому +1

      @@lynthbeing able to photographically recall info he read is not the same as being able to recall what words he just spoke. He admitted that being clinically photographic doesn’t even mean he’s more intelligent (there are many forms of intelligence of course). I noticed that he repeated the phrase “brain fog” in that long list of symptoms as well. That would definitely indicate that brain fog is one of the things he’s most concerned with, and that he’s not a perfect oral communicator. Of course he never said he was. He even said he didn’t understand some of the things he’s read and can recall.

  • @saltlight4005
    @saltlight4005 Рік тому +17

    Subscribed. Finally an interviewer who allows the interviewee to speak more than themselves by a large margin; in fact, dialoguing through questions almost exclusively. And the subject matter covered and presentation by the expert, bar none.

  • @TheAgTeam
    @TheAgTeam Рік тому +49

    This was way better than I was expecting, even after the first 10mins really drove home the message that there is a reason lack of exercise is the no.1 cause of poor health ie. a lack of oxygen rich blood circulation. New subscriber

  • @akuafayettegoosesense
    @akuafayettegoosesense Рік тому +14

    I have rearranged my morning schedule to do the things this wonderful man gifted us I have heard and practiced connecting to the earth before, but his adding all the natural free things that would upgrade our health ..I have sent this link to about 14 people,my daughter has sent it to 7 ...we are looking at this multiple times....Thank you Thank you Steven and nobody ask questions like you...this morning at 6;30 right before sunrise I was doing some push, Upa-Yogi ,and pulling weeds. For a hour while bare feet and doing Brest work...I FELT WONDERFUL.

  • @magoddess6779
    @magoddess6779 5 місяців тому +2

    I've been on a journey of rebuilding my body since 2017, and it has been absolutely amazing! I've done a lot of what he is talking about, and it has changed my life dramatically!

  • @univibe23
    @univibe23 Рік тому +509

    One of my medical professors said something I'll never forget. "All disease stems from the body either making too much of something or making too little of something."

    • @foogentog
      @foogentog Рік тому +21

      Balance

    • @flowergirl-xv2sv
      @flowergirl-xv2sv Рік тому

      ALL Diseases come from TOXINS , PARASITES and DEFICIENCY....but deficiency is usually caused by TOXINS and parasites....

    • @hildejutta1625
      @hildejutta1625 Рік тому +10

      @@foogentog Hence the saying: "Finding the golden measure!"

    • @timeWaster76
      @timeWaster76 Рік тому +5

      So you must be around 2500 years old.

    • @Scott-got-caught
      @Scott-got-caught Рік тому +6

      ​@@foogentog homeostasis*

  • @399Martina
    @399Martina Рік тому +120

    I have watched this podcast 3 times now because of the valuable info it contains. I cannot thank you enough for sharing this info with your audience and Gary Brecka is amazing. I have also shared this with my entire family and we are all going to get the genetic test done. Thank you again.

    • @kiminesi
      @kiminesi Рік тому +10

      Can you please share your notes as well? It'll help a lot of people

    • @PraveenSrJ01
      @PraveenSrJ01 Рік тому +3

      I love ❤️ this video podcast

  • @iwhitesmurf2132
    @iwhitesmurf2132 Рік тому +142

    This podcast should have been 4 hours long ! Never have I seen someone who gives me the want/need to become the best version of myself 👏🏼👏🏼

    • @WimbledonJam
      @WimbledonJam Рік тому

      Same! Where can I do this test in the UK 😂

    • @johnreidy2804
      @johnreidy2804 Рік тому

      @@WimbledonJam You can't...then again maybe you can . I actually don't know

    • @finabond8926
      @finabond8926 Рік тому

      🇦🇮👌

  • @16Elless
    @16Elless Рік тому +70

    I’m in UK. I did DNA testing with a company called Lifecode GX who I heard about on Liz Earle’s podcast. I did something called Nutrient Core which is a broad ranging report then based on those results it was recommended that I did the Methylation report as I have a variant on the MTHFR gene ( as it seems nearly half the population does) which means I don’t convert folate to methyl folate very well. I had advice from a nutritionist about diet & supplements. It was very enlightening. I try to turn my shower to cold for the last minute, I find singing helps & I also do a bit of grounding. If it’s too cold or wet outside I have a grounding mat for indoor use. I’ve massively changed my diet over the last 2 years & do time restricted eating. I’m mid 60’s & not on any meds but I do have quite a lot of joint pain which I use red light therapy to help & take turmeric. Don’t know how long I’m going to live though but I think quality is more important than quantity!

    • @peacefreedom4930
      @peacefreedom4930 Рік тому +2

      Do you eat refined carbohydrates? Have you tried quality avocado oil and olive oil?

    • @16Elless
      @16Elless Рік тому

      @@peacefreedom4930 used to eat a lot of refined carbs but rarely touch them now. I routinely use extra virgin olive oil but have never tried avocado oil. Again I used to use sunflower oil as we were told that was a healthy option but I don’t use any seed oils now.

    • @xenafaegolden3019
      @xenafaegolden3019 Рік тому +1

      B9 & B6 cream for joint pain sublingual B12 is also great for pain

    • @16Elless
      @16Elless Рік тому

      @@xenafaegolden3019 thanks, I’ll look into that!

    • @TranceChild369
      @TranceChild369 Рік тому

      Since you live in UK you are most likely D3 vitamin deficient, try supplementing k2 and d3 in higher dosage

  • @vacationeyes6430
    @vacationeyes6430 Рік тому +169

    If you are surrounded by Narcissists, Psychopaths or Sociopaths, you are expecting a real and active threat. What your brain is experiencing is NOT imaginary, but real threat. Sometimes, health care professionals give you anxiety medicine regardless. They pathologize you and keep recommending pills when in reality it's not you causing the problem. It's important to make that distinction and know whether the trigger is internal or external.

    • @AgeOfGoldenSilence
      @AgeOfGoldenSilence Рік тому +5

      It can go from external to internal when the people you describe cause a trauma. Like an internalized trigger so to speak…

    • @vacationeyes6430
      @vacationeyes6430 Рік тому +1

      @@AgeOfGoldenSilence You mean gaslight you enough to make you feel you are the problem? That can happen, but the reality is, Narcs are the real problem.

    • @heavensdragon-thefallenstar
      @heavensdragon-thefallenstar Рік тому

      Before deciding if you are crazy or not, make sure it's not just ass*oles around you.

    • @PraveenSrJ01
      @PraveenSrJ01 Рік тому +5

      Sounds exactly like my 62 year old narcissistic mom who is overly concerned about me getting married and her having grandchildren. Wish I had the funds to move out of my parents house 🏡 and find my own place.

    • @timothy8142
      @timothy8142 Рік тому +11

      I was friends with a girl recently for 9 months. She had very toxic behaviors. Wanted to talk to me, I agreed. She hid the fact she talked to other guys. Addicted to social media. Was an ex-codeine addict. She complained about depression, her poor mental health, was very angry, played the victim, complained about family problems. Wouldn’t sleep at night, go to bed at 8 AM.
      My anxiety was off the rails, my blood pressure was 150/100. 180/110 at work when I had a massive panic attack.
      I left that situation and my body slowly returned to normal.
      Within 2 short months, my life became a living hell.

  • @anniehadfield6637
    @anniehadfield6637 Рік тому +51

    Brilliant. I refused many meds and treatments over the years. I listened to my own body and progressive Drs over the years and have done better than many others with the same illnesses. I have lived with IBD for 33 years and have not had surgery. I have stayed away from processed foods, and looked at how differently I responded to food combinations when I was well and when ill. This has been a big help for me

    • @purplegirl8036
      @purplegirl8036 Рік тому +4

      Good decision. I know it’s hard but my clients that have surgery rotate in and out of the hostipal like a revolving door.

    • @imanjones3807
      @imanjones3807 Рік тому +3

      I just refused meds a year ago. I just need to take better care of myself

    • @anniehadfield6637
      @anniehadfield6637 Рік тому +2

      @@imanjones3807 Going without meds wasn't an option as tried it and ended up in hospital over 2 months getting stable again. I do believe that yoga, meditation, quality diet and exercise can all help to lower the need of this though xx

  • @HBDuncan1
    @HBDuncan1 Рік тому +79

    Brilliant! I’m a senior & needed this info ! My son Michael passed a year ago - unnecessarily. I need to be here for my daughter & grandbabies. I have a science degree & understand this - I need to make some changes ! 🙌🏽❤️🙏🏼🕊

    • @snowwhitecupcakes272
      @snowwhitecupcakes272 Рік тому +13

      Sandy, my daughter died by suicide 3 weeks ago. I have no desire to be here or to survive for my other three children. How do you find the strength to be there for your daughter and grandbabies?

    • @brianvarney7407
      @brianvarney7407 Рік тому

      @@snowwhitecupcakes272 I lost my wife and mother on the same day one to a car accident and one to depression and medication..Pls remember no matter how much life hurts your still important to the well being of people still in this life..we are a team us survivors and we need each other to be here for support. Nothing makes sense rite now and it very well may not for a long time..then you see a joyful moment flash across a loved ones face and you remember why and how you became so strong..

    • @Squirrel-zq6oe
      @Squirrel-zq6oe Рік тому +1

      ​@SnowWhite Cupcakes she might just have different pathways or emotional patterns built. Sorry for your loss 🙏

    • @Squirrel-zq6oe
      @Squirrel-zq6oe Рік тому +5

      ​@SnowWhite Cupcakes I would want my mom to stay alive 🤷‍♂️ I'm sorry you're feeling how you are, but you MUST find a way to reframe your circumstance. To look at it from a different angle.

    • @olddouchebag
      @olddouchebag Рік тому

      Eat lots of fruit and vegetables. I'm afraid this guy is a snake oil salesman. If you eat only meat or do keto, of course you will lose weight fast. When you lose weight, you become healthier. It's that simple. I'm very sorry to hear about your loss.

  • @gregorbingham
    @gregorbingham Рік тому +7

    I love how the last question was so revealing, and he was so honest and real, incredible. Thank you Steven for hustling!

  • @jrapprentice
    @jrapprentice Рік тому +101

    I’ve been studying nutrition and weight control now for fifteen years. When I hear a podcast or read a new book I tend to feel ‘yes I know that’, or ‘new information I need to evaluate that.’ I’ve written 7 books on this area, all of which I thought needed a little revision in the light of new information. This is the first presentation where I think I need to take notes and rethink my whole position. Brilliant!

    • @rentedbread
      @rentedbread Рік тому +1

      No no, he's absolutely BS. Don't take notes.

    • @dongrey8975
      @dongrey8975 Рік тому

      List the Seven books ~!~

    • @josenegrete3694
      @josenegrete3694 11 місяців тому +2

      @@rentedbreadsnake oil salesman

    • @rentedbread
      @rentedbread 11 місяців тому

      @@josenegrete3694what?

    • @t.j.5574
      @t.j.5574 10 місяців тому

      Yeah. You know you’re learning when you’re hearing things you haven’t heard anyone else talk about.

  • @ridingnorthernlights
    @ridingnorthernlights Рік тому +102

    This was a fantastic interview. Thank you for bringing Mr. Brecka on your show. I'm now a firm believer that the right message comes to you when you are ready to hear it. Very grateful to you. Subscribed and liked!

  • @xRiPw0lFx
    @xRiPw0lFx Рік тому +386

    🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
    00:00 🤖 Gary Brecka spent 20 years in life insurance, predicting when people would die to the nearest month.
    01:40 🛡 Gary emphasizes the importance of gratitude and thanks to the audience for tuning into the podcast.
    03:03 💼 Most people are walking around at only about 55-60% of their true state of normal, missing essential elements in their bodies.
    06:17 🤔 Gary highlights that most common ailments are not genetically inherited diseases but rather a consequence of missing raw materials in the body.
    09:04 🌱 Gary suggests that supplementing to correct deficiencies can lead to significant improvements in human health and unlock hidden potential.
    12:31 📚 Gary's photographic memory fueled his passion for science and medicine from an early age.
    20:05 🔮 Reflecting on his work in mortality science, Gary realizes the potential to impact lives positively and decides to shift to wellness and functional medicine.
    22:13 🧠 Attention deficit disorder is often misdefined; it's actually an attention overload disorder caused by excessive thinking without proper thought dismantling. Medicating with amphetamines is a poor choice and can lead to burnout.
    23:37 😢 Trauma can affect methylation, but using neuroplasticity-altering chemicals to address psychological trauma doesn't make sense. Conditions like depression and anxiety are linked to deficiencies in serotonin and gut issues.
    29:41 💊 Understanding genetic deficiencies in methylation can help address anxiety and gut issues by supplementing with specific amino acids and methylated vitamins, restoring balance in neurotransmitters.
    38:01 💡 The medical approach often focuses on symptoms rather than modifiable risk factors. Identifying and addressing modifiable risk factors like anemia and vitamin D3 deficiency can significantly impact overall health and disease prevention.
    42:52 🩺 Vitamin D3 deficiency is prevalent in certain populations, especially African-American, Latino, and Middle Eastern individuals, due to reduced sun exposure. Depletion of vitamin D3 can lead to rheumatoid arthritis-like symptoms.
    43:47 🏥 Medical errors and misdiagnoses are a significant concern, with misdiagnosis being the third leading cause of death. Understanding individual genetic mutations related to methylation can help target supplementing for deficiencies and prevent misdiagnoses.
    48:14 🧬 Genetic testing for methylation-related gene mutations, such as MTHFR, can offer valuable insights into one's health and provide targeted supplementation to address deficiencies.
    49:26 😴 Attention deficit disorder and procrastination can be related to deficiencies in methylated nutrients, which affect priority-setting and the ability to quiet the mind for better focus and productivity.
    51:24 🧪 Synthetic chemical supplements, like folic acid, may not be efficiently processed by individuals with certain gene mutations, leading to postpartum depression and other health issues. Targeted supplementation with natural forms of nutrients can be more effective.
    01:01:00 💊 Dana White's story is an example of how many individuals in his age category suffer from health issues and are on multiple medications. Targeted interventions and personalized health approaches can help people thrive and improve their quality of life.
    01:03:32 🩺 Dana White's life-threatening health alert: Dana White received a life-threatening alert due to extremely high triglyceride levels, insulin resistance, and other health issues. The prognosis was poor, with a life expectancy of only 10.4 years.
    01:06:36 🩺 Dana White's health transformation: Following a prescribed ketogenic diet and health protocol, Dana White lost weight, improved his blood work significantly, and restored his health. His life expectancy nearly tripled, and he felt amazing.
    01:09:38 🚀 Superhuman protocol: The Superhuman protocol involves using magnetism, oxygen, and light therapy to enhance health. Contacting the Earth, doing breath work, and getting natural sunlight can achieve similar benefits without expensive equipment.
    01:13:25 ❄ Cold water immersion: Cold water plunges activate cold shock proteins, improve circulation, and enhance mood. Exposing oneself to cold water regularly can aid in fat loss and overall well-being.
    01:19:11 🌞 Avoid excessive comfort: Embracing discomfort, such as cold water exposure or physical challenges, can have positive effects on health and emotional well-being. Avoid excessive comfort and stressors to stimulate the body's natural defense mechanisms.
    01:22:53 💡 Emotional state affects the future: Controlling emotional states can shape the future as emotions influence memory and conscience. Utilizing breath work and proper nutrition can help maintain elevated emotional states and better decision-making.
    01:23:22 🌐 Shift your emotional state positively to influence your memory and future trajectory.
    01:24:16 🍽 Preserve your sleeping window and avoid eating during normal sleeping hours when traveling to new time zones.
    01:26:08 🛫 Fast on domestic flights and avoid carbohydrates at altitude to maintain energy and focus during travel.
    01:29:25 🌿 Optimal health is found in the basics of nature and whole foods, not in complicated supplements or exotic ingredients.
    01:30:37 🎯 Struggle with feeling guilty when indulging in simple pleasures due to an insatiable commitment to discipline and authenticity.

  • @YassDavid
    @YassDavid 9 місяців тому +1

    Everytime Gary talks, I listen even though I have no idea what he’s talking. Dude is smart as hell!!

  • @Bright-It
    @Bright-It Рік тому +11

    This is so close to my heart.
    I came from farmers family and I always questioned about processed food in America.
    It is clear that we are not consuming the
    needed nutrients and getting sick.
    We are personally responsible for what we eat,
    but food industries make it so difficult.
    It makes me more and more close to
    nature and rejecting the system.

  • @davianoinglesias5030
    @davianoinglesias5030 Рік тому +100

    Indeed we are what we eat, this podcast has reminded what my grandma always tells us, that we have two facets, The Primal and The Secondary. The primal is what keeps us alive and is kept in good shape by good food, manual workout and good relationships. The secondary facet is the luxury side, in life we should make sure the Primal side is taken care of first, it's our lifeline. I love that old woman, she is a gem, she clocked 97yrs on February and is a Covid survivor💪🏽

    • @sinclairreed5367
      @sinclairreed5367 Рік тому +13

      My Grandma told me once while eating twinkies,she took it away and gave me an apple..I said it's only a snack,she looked me dead in the eyes and told me,you either pay for it now or in the end,consider it an investment. Glad you too,had access to a wonderful Grandma. Good luck and good health.

    • @davianoinglesias5030
      @davianoinglesias5030 Рік тому

      @@sinclairreed5367 wow, I'm happy you have an amazing grandma, these seniors are full of so much wisdom and they share it for free, let's utilize it and pass it on to future generations

    • @PraveenSrJ01
      @PraveenSrJ01 Рік тому +6

      My grandmother 👵 is 95 going on 96 years old and is still relatively healthy and can still walk

    • @ginapierre6656
      @ginapierre6656 Рік тому +3

      I pray that my parents get to live to be her age.

    • @davianoinglesias5030
      @davianoinglesias5030 Рік тому

      @@ginapierre6656 I hope they do

  • @my2wins
    @my2wins Рік тому +29

    I just found this by chance. One of the best interviewers I’ve ever listened to. So smart, so wise, so interesting. And the expert is mind blowing. I’m subscribing!

  • @lifecorebenefits6043
    @lifecorebenefits6043 Рік тому +2

    I love it! ..."instead of predicting death, extend life". Thank you for your passion and love!

  • @traceykays433
    @traceykays433 Рік тому +26

    Words cannot express how impressed I am with this man and you sir did a wonderful job interviewing him.

  • @passivepanda3656
    @passivepanda3656 Рік тому +46

    Jesus, I don't regret listening to this podcast. I absolutely love it. Thank you so much for the wisdom ❤️❤️

  • @elisabethvismans
    @elisabethvismans Рік тому +7

    Interesting podcast.
    I’m in my seventies and still Erin around line a muncher younger me. I gave my own business, in an art instructor, facilitator of retreats, help people to live a better life. Abd I’m so enjoying making a difference in people’s lives. So grateful for my life. My children, my daughter in law. I could go in and on.
    I eat healthy, practice IF and sometimes multiple days, no smoking, no cookies. No snacks, hardly any alcohol and I feel great.
    Everyone needs a passion.

  • @bentonwaldron1190
    @bentonwaldron1190 Рік тому +12

    We need more strong people like this to deliver fantastic information, to human being how to solve health issues without pills and surgery, fantastic show.👏

  • @lisa_and_christian
    @lisa_and_christian Рік тому +64

    I live in Denmark and your medical history follows you in a digital medical journal no matter how many doctors or specialists you have over the course of your life. I think Denmark is a researcher's heaven because there is so much data that can be analyzed to show patterns, etc across demographics/geographic regions/etc.

    • @fernandomaron87
      @fernandomaron87 Рік тому +3

      Meanwhile here in Brazil, we have doctors with knowledge of a first semester student working on hospitals.

    • @inolvidable.
      @inolvidable. Рік тому +1

      Denmark should research more about suicide rate and solutions, instead of useless data which does not help to this issue, but just indicators.

    • @Bluemoonjellyfishh
      @Bluemoonjellyfishh Рік тому +1

      Makes me happy that Denmark is doing things right. Canada, our healthcare system is non-existent in BC... thousands and thousands of people dying prematurely and suffering because of lack of doctors, privatization, and lack of record-keeping/policies which make it hard to transfer info + our medication professionals can delete the notes on our file.

    • @drunvert
      @drunvert Рік тому +1

      I've been to two doctors in 20 years so my medical records in the United States are almost zero. 😊

    • @elisabethandersen1102
      @elisabethandersen1102 Рік тому +8

      The downside to that is that doctors often just rehash whatever the previous doctor wrote, and use it as an excuse for not listening. "Oh, you had depression in 2010? Your headaches now must just be from that, no reason to examine further." It causes some serious problems.

  • @catherineclark169
    @catherineclark169 Рік тому +57

    Love this interview. Gary Brecka is awesome. My partner died 10 months ago. I had such a loss of oxytocin, seronin, and dopamines that I plunged into depression and anxiety. My anxiety was all about, how do I get out of this when I know it's going to get worse? I knew I had to accept that it was going to get worse. It was like being on a plane that was crashing, but I was a passenger and unable to get off - trapped! What helped? Well, chatting with his friends, but because of work commitments, I wasn't able to do this very often. And time. I think that time helped because my body started making its own serotonins and happy hormones, etc, whereas it was automatic when I was with him, or thinking about him. I miss him.

    • @catherineclark169
      @catherineclark169 Рік тому

      serotonin*

    • @AA-ig2ec
      @AA-ig2ec Рік тому +8

      I'm so sorry for your loss.

    • @THELIFEDREAMER.1329
      @THELIFEDREAMER.1329 Рік тому +2

      ​​@@catherineclark169I am really sorry for your lost , I hope that you could find the peace and support that you needed to overcome this unfortunately event......by the way, you just can edit your comments at anytime . God bless you!

    • @evearcana2392
      @evearcana2392 Рік тому

      Look into Neurofeedback therapy for your grief love. UA-cam it and how it works - it helped me so much when I lost my partner of 10 years, 5 years ago… Neurofeedback saved my life. I haven’t been depressed or anxious since and now I watch videos like these to properly supplement 💖 good lucky and I’m sorry for your loss!

    • @christinemuga5716
      @christinemuga5716 Рік тому +3

      So Sorry about your loss.

  • @myharris
    @myharris Рік тому +7

    One of those videos you have to pause every few minutes to fully take in the implications of what the guy's saying. Truly mind-blowing - and I'm still only 30 minutes in!

  • @hoofheartedicemelted296
    @hoofheartedicemelted296 Рік тому +2

    You always say you're open to who would we like to see interviewed next and I could never really think of anyone to recomment sir. I was watching for something legitimate to try and turn around my health and this intense guy keeps popping up here and there. Why has no one brought this guy Gary Brecka on, he's a radical approach to treating common diseases that most do not have success with but you brought him on the show. Well done sir. Nice one.

  • @idi58marbell35
    @idi58marbell35 Рік тому +12

    Yes I have depression, anxiety and gut issues. Been diagnosed with IBS. This guy is the best at what he does.

    • @VenturiLife
      @VenturiLife Рік тому +1

      A lot of it is gut, and our modern diet (stay away from most seed oils) / sedentary lifestyles. It all affects hormonal balance, and what I'd term hormonal motility and hormonal transfer.

    • @mjapril
      @mjapril 6 місяців тому

      Gut infection. Probably parasites. Get a couple of (complete) stool tests done.

    • @idi58marbell35
      @idi58marbell35 6 місяців тому +1

      @@mjapril all stool came back negative. Only problem is high calprotectin - inflammation in the gut but they don’t know what’s causing the inflammation. First the inflammation level was high then it went down. But has since stayed down on the same level on two stool tests in over a year. Colonoscopy and endoscopy found nothing. So it’s IBS. No parasites.

    • @mrburns2429
      @mrburns2429 21 день тому +1

      I got rid of IBS and anxiety.i was always at hospital having cameras etc and checks and all I did was stop using most oils.i use only organic coconut oil or butter.i started fasting now and again and eating a lot less.i cut out a lot of carbs i was having and cut out sugar and processed foods (apart from treat day here and there) also found some tumeric tablets that i think have played a huge part in it and also with my knee and elbow pain.diet consists of mostly eggs,cheese,olives and meat with certain veg and fruit.

  • @cerberus50caldawg
    @cerberus50caldawg Рік тому +8

    I just got so many more answers in this single hour and thirty minutes then the countless visits over the last 11+ years of my life going to my local VA trying to address my progressively worsening health as well as my mental state.
    I am 45 and I came to the self realization several years back before even the big C was a thing that based on my current health I'd be lucky to make it 10 more years. Today I feel like 5-6 is pushing it.
    This gives me real hope I can truly turn that self diagnosis around.
    This is truly a life changing moment for me.
    I thought there would be legitimately no way to ever hope to get my life and my health back under control.
    This has given me hope and opens up a real direction to start heading in.
    Time to get to work at saving my life.
    Thank you Gary for your lifes mission to bring this message to those who need it.
    Thank you Steven for your podcast and phenomenal guests you consistently bring on.

    • @DNA350ppm
      @DNA350ppm Рік тому +1

      All the best wishes! You are not a helpless victim. There might not be instant magic but there is so much to learn. Dr Dean Ornish has a program (The Spectrum) to start from. Impressive scannings of how inner tissues and structures in our bodies can change - these will boost your belief in your body's heeling power. We must accept that we are indivduals and have individual bodies and only we ourselves know when we feel great and when we don't. We need to think of body&soul&life as interacting and interdependent. You will find your way, one steady step at the time. All the best wishes.

  • @jbarnes5707
    @jbarnes5707 Рік тому +98

    This podcast wasn't just an eye opener, it was life changing, I'm taking this one in my spirit.

    • @johnreidy2804
      @johnreidy2804 Рік тому +1

      In what way did you find it life changing friend. I don't quite understand

    • @PraveenSrJ01
      @PraveenSrJ01 Рік тому

      It changed my life too and I’m watching it now

    • @e.d972
      @e.d972 Рік тому

      @johnreidy2804 watch the video. You might understand yourself.

  • @hereweare42054
    @hereweare42054 Рік тому +10

    When he talked about the conveyor belt, I got a thought that in order to keep the conveyor belt moving along, fasting would be good. It would stop an intake a food and allow the body to rest from eating, but to also complete the digestion of the food that is already in the body😊

  • @kellycostello1514
    @kellycostello1514 Рік тому +33

    Wow!
    I've suffered with Ulcerative Colitis, depression and panic attacks for years and have been on many drugs.
    Hearing this has made me feel quite emotional ... like, I may not have to suffer all the time for the rest of my life.
    Thanks to you both for this podcast, such and insite and my mind has been blown!!!

    • @northofyou33
      @northofyou33 Рік тому +5

      Good luck with your healing journey!

    • @ByeByeBelly
      @ByeByeBelly Рік тому +1

      Everything he's talking about is naturopathy 😊 good luck to you and your health journey

    • @almarios9164
      @almarios9164 Рік тому

      Find a natural medicine clinic; read "Dirty Genes".

    • @kimberlymcdonald7405
      @kimberlymcdonald7405 Рік тому +1

      There is a direct correlation with depression and the bodies magnesium levels.

    • @julespeace8026
      @julespeace8026 Рік тому +2

      Watch out for Aspartame which is in chewing gum, Sprite lemonade, no sugar Coke and many foods, drinks etc. They did a study with 30 people giving them Aspartame and they had to stop the study as the depression and anxiety got really bad. Aspartame has so many side effects like headaches, stomach pain, seizures, anxiety, depression, and the list goes on and on. Take care

  • @Phgffffffcgh
    @Phgffffffcgh Рік тому +290

    I have to admit this guy is the real deal when I died I was amazed how accurate his prediction was..within days.

  • @tovemargrethedyblie6628
    @tovemargrethedyblie6628 Рік тому +84

    I really loved this episode :-) Closing in on 60, and on no medication -( I always simply refuse too take any - unless there is an emergency in form of an accident, a serious injury or similar) - not becuase I have any particular rigorous belief system around medication, just an innate belief that the human body has an incredible ability in taking care of itself if we let it, and if we listen to it. When something does not feel right, or I am under the weather in some way - I first just "live with it" - letting my body have a chance to fix it (which it normally does when it is a passing pain or bug of sorts), and if it persist, I start looking for causes in my own behaviour or recent lack of selfcare, and if there is anything I can do in that regard to "help out" the body. Simple meditation foucusing on deep breathing , barefoot yoga outside , or a swim in the ocean always seems very helpful if I am run down - or I look at my eating habits or other habits to try and adjust to give myself a healthier boost. Many people think I am silly to be so against "unesseary" medication - I never will accept antibiotics unless I have a life threathening infection (which has happened once in my life due to an accident), or eat painkillers unless the pain is actually unbearable, such as right after pulling a widom tooth of another form of operation. Many think I am a bit strange for beeing willing to suffer a bit of pain in stead of just numbing it with a couple of painkillers. To me pain is part of my body's signaling system, and enduring a bit of mild pain give me the opportunity to find out what is the matter, if it is sometrhing passing - due to a reason I can recognize, or something more serious going on. I want to kepp my dsinaling systems on track,not numb ed or confused by unessery infusion of external chemicals. After watching this episode I starting to think that maybe I am on to something :-) - and allthough I cannot claim any deep knowledge, or refer to a wast amount of data - only what "feels" right - I will for sure continue on my track - with some new information and understanding that really resonated, and that I found very helpful, Thanks :-)

    • @ValentinaOsinski
      @ValentinaOsinski Рік тому +8

      I am identical to you and the values you reported. Closing in on 60, no medications; people think I'm 45. I make it a priority to sleep as much as I want (8 - 9 hrs a night), to eat unprocessed foods as much as I can, avoid sugars, eat paleo or keto as much as possible, minimize alcohol as best I can, meditate, exercise, sauna, get sunshine, and nip stress in the bud as soon as I can. I avoid big pharma like the plague, and also give the body time to heal and do what I can to educate myself with natural ways to augment the healing process. I am interested in what he is talking about to see how I can mitigate any imbalances that may lead to illness further down the road. It makes sense to me.

    • @snowyowl6892
      @snowyowl6892 Рік тому +1

      Your post could have been mine !
      🤗

    • @tamtamr9081
      @tamtamr9081 Рік тому

      i can relate to this soo much, im the same! and i dont take fever meds too.. why should i

    • @dianeshannon7988
      @dianeshannon7988 Рік тому +1

      I'm a bit younger and totally agree healthcare pop a pill I try to avoid this view has grown from my mother's death after an operation due to negligence In her 70 never forgiven and subsequent covid lockdown whereby thrown onto one's own resources has simply left me very wary of medics I dud have the vaccines but I do wonder of their affects.I think they overmedicate over interfere and most definitely do not fundamentally know how a body reacts.

    • @Justin.Martyr
      @Justin.Martyr Рік тому

      *Wut abt. MiLk Products???*

  • @robertmachin5726
    @robertmachin5726 Рік тому +46

    I've selectively shared this video with more than a dozen people. This interview has brought together my individual research on grounding (earthing), the need for light (vitamin D3) and breathing. I spent 30 years in healthcare and have come to the realization that the health system has lost its way. In reality, its not a health system at all but a sick system. Sickness underpins the business model of selling more drugs, therapies and services. Curing disease would threaten the very existence of the health system as we know it. It's not in the interest of the healthcare industry to cure the sick, with very few exceptions.
    Thank you for a very informative and reassuring assessment of how to best go about looking after your own health!

    • @Not2shabbe
      @Not2shabbe Рік тому

      The wealthy that control the Medical university's and Allopathic synthetic poisonous medicine look at all people as their oil wells

    • @mfb6310
      @mfb6310 Рік тому +1

      Indeed. At best, this 'health care' pattern is no accident.

    • @Not2shabbe
      @Not2shabbe Рік тому

      Cancer sickness and disease keeps people employed and buildings leased out why do they want to cure that except for themselves I know of Cancer cures that will cure all cancer it is a depressed Immune system pathogenic metabolic disease it is not genetic or our body wearing out eat the proper human diet no carbs or starches sugars junk processed foods drink distilled water and unsweetened teas made by you and get sunshine and exercise walking and take melatonin at therapeutic dose at least 60mgs per night and you will heal like you did when you were young and feel young with energy and mental capability. good luck on your journey

  • @va8196
    @va8196 Рік тому +16

    Wow, stumbled upon ur channel & this episode. Absolutely amazing. As someone who isn’t a researcher per se, but will search & search for answers to ailments, I have discovered some of the things he is talking about. I just haven’t been able to put the pieces together & listening to Gary speak is doing just that! I’m so happy to have found this channel. I love to learn & solve problems & help myself & those around me by sharing knowledge & info. Knowledge is power! It’s very empowering to know that we do have the ability to make changes necessary to improve health.

  • @bkohler89
    @bkohler89 Рік тому +7

    Literallly JUST finished watching this podcast for the first time ever.
    I AM SPEECHLESS!!!
    I dont even know the right words to describe what this man just shared
    Gary Brecka knowledge is MINDBLOWING!!!
    EVERYONE needs to listen to this DAILY!

    • @mywellnessjourney-kk3sx
      @mywellnessjourney-kk3sx Рік тому

      Calm down

    • @bkohler89
      @bkohler89 Рік тому

      @@mywellnessjourney-kk3sx say that to everyone that stated the same thing i did lol
      I did my research on this guy after watching this, this dude is legit

  • @dimejiagbolade9718
    @dimejiagbolade9718 Рік тому +113

    The intelligence of this man is second to none. He knows a lot about almost everything. And his memory and articulation is top notch/ In just one episode of this show, this man took me on a journey to physiology, biochemistry, anatomy, medicine, pharmacy and everything one can think about. Great job👏

    • @sarahpalin9400
      @sarahpalin9400 Рік тому +3

      Yes, so he tells us (!)

    • @asdf3568
      @asdf3568 Рік тому

      This guy is so full of shit. He should start a life insurance company. Yeah, he won't.

    • @HansenFT
      @HansenFT Рік тому

      Pharmacology

    • @janetuli3
      @janetuli3 Рік тому

      I experienced the same.... He is making so much sense 🎉

    • @saym2756
      @saym2756 Рік тому +2

      He’s a chiropractor funded by grant cardone. If he’s so smart, why doesn’t he have a real doctoral degree? When he said, “I could put methyl folate instead of folate into the model and see how it changed his lifespan,” I was like 😂

  • @anntunaley9974
    @anntunaley9974 Рік тому +5

    What i wouldnt give to see this man in person. Ive been diagnosed with many rare diseases. Ive got Ehlers danlos, trigeminal neuralgia, CRPS, scoliosis, SI Dysfunction, Cranio cervical instability, spinal stenosis, fibromyalgia, arachnoidosis, severe migraines, sciatica, small fiber neuropathy, gout, interstitial cystitis, chiari malformation, vulvadinia, complete bladder loss,bursitis, etc. Im in palliative care for unbearable pain and on the strongest pain meds around. Im concerned about the damage hey are doing but without them i cant function at all. Im starting KETO, and intermittent fasting. Im really hoping i can turn this around to be here to see my grandkids grow up.

    • @sparrowbarnesmusic5864
      @sparrowbarnesmusic5864 Рік тому

      I wonder if u have had a lot of trauma in your life. Because ive learnt the many diseases and illnesses i have were caused by trauma. I wish u all the best with your health.

  • @savvysurveyor5318
    @savvysurveyor5318 Рік тому +57

    In my top 3 discussions ever, possibly even the best. I thought I knew a lot, but this shows you never stop learning. Gary is incredible. Can you imagine if the health care systems and government supported and preached this. Wow. If they has invested the same money into covid in Gene testing and subsequent health care. This makes me sad, and excited at the same time.
    Thank you, thank you 😊❤

    • @KevJDunn
      @KevJDunn Рік тому +3

      Why is he incredible?

    • @thedigitalemotion
      @thedigitalemotion Рік тому +1

      @@KevJDunn Exactly, blind faith and sheep will follow anything.

    • @user-bd4bo4tb8u
      @user-bd4bo4tb8u Рік тому +1

      @@KevJDunn I do think he has an incredible skill. One that could benefit humanity in a huge way.
      I find it incredible that a degree in mortality science is available to study, but is applied to insurance and not health promotion.
      It seems criminal that this info is collected and available, but not used to improve health outcomes and lives.

  • @longcovidwarrior
    @longcovidwarrior Рік тому +297

    I totally agree with Gary. In March 2020 I caught COVID and then two and a half years on Long Covid. There was no help for me with the doctor, and later the Post Covid Assessment Service. Their approach was simply to check in with me from time to time. It's the same for pretty much all chronic illness, including ME, CFS and others. One day I decided that I couldn't go on like this and embarked on a journey to hack my body better. I began fasting and eating only clean food. Fruit, Vegetable and Meat / Fish only. I also excluded common allergens such as gluten. Slowly I started to get better.

    • @susanreeve9430
      @susanreeve9430 Рік тому +26

      They have no interest in helping you get better.

    • @balisuncocoyt
      @balisuncocoyt Рік тому +26

      Were you vaxxed? If so how many times?

    • @Portia620
      @Portia620 Рік тому +20

      It helps a ton to change diet and walking!!! Yoga too!!! Meditation!

    • @souldrummer818
      @souldrummer818 Рік тому

      How many times we're you vaxxed?? long covid is just a cover up story sorry.

    • @longcovidwarrior
      @longcovidwarrior Рік тому +6

      @@susanreeve9430 Based on my interactions with them I think it’s more of a case that they don’t know how. They are providing some good stuff by email but there’s confusion between the different types of long covid. I will credit the cardio physio I received, that was brill - but I couldn’t have done it before I healed myself.

  • @veromnm4707
    @veromnm4707 Рік тому +146

    I think this podcast should be translated into many other languages, to be able to share it with friends all over the world, because it's probably the most informative and helpful episode you guys have done so far..and your work and guests are awesome, on a regular basis. Deeply inspired by every single word and I've got so many things to add to my daily routine.. Steven, thank you for being you! You're a man of your word..DOAC is just getting better and better. GRACIAS!! *from México

    • @KevJDunn
      @KevJDunn Рік тому

      Why. This information (apart from the made-up quackery) is available on Google.

    • @cyberfalcon7019
      @cyberfalcon7019 Рік тому +2

      Super interesting!

    • @ronlugbill1400
      @ronlugbill1400 Рік тому +2

      Click on the screen and click on captions. Use auto-translate to put on subtitles in lots of languages. Not great because it is computer-generated but you can get the gist of it.

  • @steenar.9698
    @steenar.9698 Рік тому +16

    Thank you do much. I am obsessed! This podcast always adds so much to my life but this episode has answered so much of what I have been struggling with all my life. I'm so excited to test this in my life and really start living. My journey in sobriety has been stunted because I couldn't find answers to these issues. Let's get it in. Blessings if love, light and healing to all🎉❤❤❤❤

    • @breskovac
      @breskovac Рік тому +1

      1 month later - what have you achieved? (we hear sooooo much life changing talks and I am wondering - do we ever change. I have the same feeling today, listening to the podcast that I will change things!)

    • @NarrelleChain
      @NarrelleChain 8 місяців тому +1

      Don't get too excited, I have tried some of these amino acids and one from the gp for pyroluria but did not work, I think I did not give it long enough, but these things often sound fantastic and they don't do anything, I am recovering alcoholic, long time, 30 years, I have heard all this stuff before, but go to a professional, it might work, I did not do it right admittedly, I am worried too that he is collecting genetic information for big brother, I am pretty suspicious, you have to be, often these people are working for some big company for some ulterior motive, you just never know! Oh yes, none of these formulations come cheap, it's all very expensive!

  • @ta2985
    @ta2985 Рік тому +6

    I've been listening to this all day. It's one of the best episodes so far. I was listening when it was taken down. I started again when it was posted again and I'm still listening. I keep rewinding and starting again. I'll have it memorised before I'm through. Such brilliant advice that's resonates as truth not just because of how it's delivered but because it tallies with so much I've read about Vitamin D, grounding, breath work and detailed blood work. Thank you so very much.

  • @jessica5846
    @jessica5846 Рік тому +8

    Gary is efficient, elegant, effective and so gentle with his host. ❤

  • @sciencelabvideosl7558
    @sciencelabvideosl7558 Рік тому +36

    You are such an excellent interviewer. I enjoy this show so much and I’ve learned about new thought leaders because of you. Greetings from the USA.

  • @salangibbs5504
    @salangibbs5504 Рік тому +5

    Gabor made me emotional when he said: “to the person I love the most I don’t have to say anything at all - because she knows”…That struck my heart…Thank you…

  • @rockhard9690
    @rockhard9690 Рік тому +42

    At 1:10:19 he says you can do all this for free by grounding, getting sunlight, and deep breathing. Also later in the podcast he says cold plunges are the best way to get rid of fat.

    • @alexy8520
      @alexy8520 Рік тому

      Just another quack.

    • @sarahs5340
      @sarahs5340 Рік тому +1

      I know it’s smelling bad to me too. It took him how long to realize human beings were on the other side of the records? Methylation is going to fix everything now? Sounds like a plan for a book deal.

    • @mywellnessjourney-kk3sx
      @mywellnessjourney-kk3sx Рік тому +2

      Another scammer

    • @Richard-lx3xk
      @Richard-lx3xk Рік тому +2

      So you mentioned all of these things for free but cold plunges is what's stopping you? Come on man, you can do better.

    • @raymondhernandez
      @raymondhernandez Рік тому +4

      I’m sorry, but I threw in the towel after listening for the first twenty minutes on what a great guy he thinks he is. I can’t risk wasting another hour of my life on this.

  • @paulettemawadhogan
    @paulettemawadhogan Рік тому +60

    I’m only 15 minutes in and I was just completely inspired to comment on how every cell in my body feels invigorated just by his conviction, poise… not sure what else but I am beyond excited and eager to take in his every word.

    • @TheRoyal9Billion
      @TheRoyal9Billion Рік тому +4

      Mee tew, Im simply blown away🤯🧐🧐🧐🙌

  • @bchbuni
    @bchbuni Рік тому +7

    I suffered from major depression during my 1st trimester. I started taking Prozac the second I gave birth because I believed that I had a problem, yes, I had a problem that Folic Acid started, and here I am 25 years later and still a prisoner of Prozac. I plan to get this testing and get my life back under control. Thank you so, so much. This makes me look at my pregnancy in an entirely different way.

    • @Brex806
      @Brex806 Рік тому +1

      Methylfolate needed if unable to convert folic acid intake to usable form, folate. Check it out. What a difference it can make. Peace and blessings to you

    • @bchbuni
      @bchbuni Рік тому

      @@Brex806thank you so much.

    • @anzelac5808
      @anzelac5808 Рік тому

      @@Brex806 do they test for that on ur yearly blood work?

  • @zmo939
    @zmo939 7 місяців тому +2

    I totally forgot that I watched this episode and then others by Gary Brecka. Learning about methylation/ vitamin deficiencies and its impact on health completely changed my life. I have more energy in my 30s then I've ever had before. Its ridiculous speaking to Doctors (yes, multiple) about checking for gene mutation, inability of body to store or process b12 etc. and them not knowing what I'm talking abt, thank God for Gary and DOAC for sharing

  • @cheeseybeaver
    @cheeseybeaver Рік тому +65

    I guarantee this video will change mine and so many others' lives. I've struggled with my health since my teenage years and identified Vit B12 and Methyl Folate as issues without fully understanding why or the significance.
    Thank you from the bottom of my heart Gary & Steve
    I shall spread the word.

    • @KevJDunn
      @KevJDunn Рік тому +3

      WHy is it an important video if it just tells you to take supplements?

    • @holistically_lisa1033
      @holistically_lisa1033 Рік тому +4

      How were you able to identify the deficiencies? Thank you

    • @michellecd4722
      @michellecd4722 Рік тому

      @@holistically_lisa1033 You can take a test ordered by a functional medicine nutritionist that will check all your nutrients & you can get some of the tests from your primary doctor, ask for B12, MMA & Homycystein levels; you need all three to know what's truly going on. The MHTFR gene doesn't necessarily cause issues for everyone it's not a one fits all approach.

  • @centerforheartconsciousliv9154
    @centerforheartconsciousliv9154 Рік тому +37

    "Rather than predicting death, we could extend life!" That sums it all up. Thank you!!

    • @mervatrady
      @mervatrady Рік тому +1

      its just his business to advertise and this title is a part of getting more attention!! its a part of the show

    • @coleenedwards7643
      @coleenedwards7643 Рік тому +1

      @@mervatrady
      Who cares if it works! 😊

  • @mrsimo7144
    @mrsimo7144 Рік тому +18

    I have chronic fatigue since 1992. This guy has given me so many ideas. Thank you so much.

    • @bonichiahay4108
      @bonichiahay4108 Рік тому +2

      So what do you do now to help with your chronic Fatigue

    • @AJBuddha
      @AJBuddha Рік тому +1

      Me too any useful remedies?? I’ve tried anything nothing takes away my fatigue & lethargy

    • @organicvids
      @organicvids Рік тому

      ​​@@AJBuddha look into parasites, heavy metals and get blood panel done. Bob beck protocol.

  • @gerardmeade-os3pg
    @gerardmeade-os3pg Рік тому +6

    Your podcast deserves a Grammy: absolutely stunning!

  • @clippo111
    @clippo111 Рік тому +11

    Half way through, mind was blown a while ago.... this chap is not only a genius but absolutely captivating!! 👏👏👍🏼

  • @jolantavasiljeva2315
    @jolantavasiljeva2315 Рік тому +23

    Omg, this blew my mind! I want that gene mutation test done. I suffered post partum depression and was ADVISED to tace follic acid. Omg! If only I knew this earlier. So much suffering this could have spared me. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for bringing this interview to public ear. I am so greatful for this!

  • @007Jacqui
    @007Jacqui Рік тому +245

    What an amazing man and an incredibly fascinating podcast! I was glued to every word. Gary’s intelligence and expertise is combined with his compassion and gentle humility making this one of your best guests. I hope he let’s himself be a mere mortal and enjoy a slice of birthday cake 🍰 once in a while without feeling guilty. He’s human after all, a bloody amazing human though! 💪🏻🥳

    • @KevJDunn
      @KevJDunn Рік тому

      He's a con artist. He speaks nice, but it's all BS expect the stuff he got off a Google search.

    • @KaraboKeepile
      @KaraboKeepile Рік тому +3

      What an amazing interview. I AM GOING TO FOLLOW Everything

    • @cx_n1
      @cx_n1 Рік тому +1

      @@KaraboKeepile like what I wonder? I also want to follow everything, but I’m a bit confused! I definitely think I need methyl folate and nonsynthetic B12

  • @ivanakaramitsos1935
    @ivanakaramitsos1935 Рік тому +51

    The presence of oxygen is absence of disease. Remember just this sentence and live accordingly :) Thanks Steven - this was one of the best guest you interviewed and it was exhilarating and refreshing to hear someone who actually knows what they're talking about. Gary explains everything so well. I hope this video gets viral - I sure already shared it...

    • @SCAIOffice
      @SCAIOffice Рік тому +2

      that is why Indian put so much effort in teaching people breathing techniques

    • @annefischer1433
      @annefischer1433 Рік тому +3

      Oxygen oxidizes things and causes rust!

    • @TrudyContos-gq1bw
      @TrudyContos-gq1bw Рік тому +2

      I am impressed with all his guests, but this guy really nails it.

    • @bradsullivan8823
      @bradsullivan8823 Рік тому

      Having a high VO2 max has proven to provide a 5x reduction in all cause mortality.

    • @melindataylor5978
      @melindataylor5978 Рік тому

      Add oxygen to iron, it oxidizes and turns to rust. 🤷‍♀️

  • @DntGetMadGetEven
    @DntGetMadGetEven Рік тому +8

    This is quite easily the most impactful podcast I have listened to. Period. This guy is an asset to mankind, I'm yet to try his method but I'm confident that he knows exactly what he's talking about 👌🏿

  • @WilliamFigueroa
    @WilliamFigueroa Рік тому +29

    I can listen to Gary all day long. Love this man, his family, and the lives they’re saving.

    • @KevJDunn
      @KevJDunn Рік тому +2

      I doubt that. He admitted he's an entrepreneur and I saw little evdiuece that he is an expert on anything other BS.

  • @heyjude69
    @heyjude69 Рік тому +23

    That has been the best use of my time in a long while .....I am hooked by this guys knowledge - thank you for sharing this interview, Vitamin D3 with K2 ordered for me and my Mum who has inflammation of her joints ! Being honest the title misled me (only because I've never heard of this guy and his profession) I think I was expecting some kind of weird cult like discussion....thank goodness I was intrigued to watch, listen and learn ! Thank you !

  • @carolmurphy4627
    @carolmurphy4627 11 місяців тому

    I could happily listen to him talk for hours. This is such a helpful talk, it's full of so much helpful information. I imagine each time someone watches this, they take away something different. For me, today, it's to get comfortable with being uncomfortable.

  • @arjungupta3095
    @arjungupta3095 Рік тому +38

    One of the best episodes ever, of this podcast. Kudos to Steven for bringing amazing guests every single week.

  • @melinasasha120
    @melinasasha120 Рік тому +27

    It is not like me to watch a video from beginning to end but in this case I did. I was literally mesmerized by the subject matter and the eloquence of Gary Brecka . I also loved the way the host let him speak and never interrupted him. Needless to say I subscribed.

  • @FunnyShellBear
    @FunnyShellBear Рік тому +51

    WOW!!! This is absolutely mind blowing! This makes so much sense to me on so many levels, (like why Keto works, as your brain is getting more oxygen as it’s not being all used up by eating carbs!) - why is this Man not super famous, he should be!!
    Please have him come back for more episodes @thediaryofaceo 😃👏👏👏👏👏

  • @KanuKatalyst
    @KanuKatalyst Рік тому +6

    Completely resonated with this episode as someone who has an insatiable appetite for self improvement from within. Thank you for this conversation. I look forward to bringing our work to your platform one day as well 🙏🏿🎧

  • @virtuallee4456
    @virtuallee4456 Рік тому +34

    Steven, thank you for creating content featuring health breakthroughs...please continue doing so. These might even save lives.

    • @KevJDunn
      @KevJDunn Рік тому

      What breakthrough exactly?

  • @jaidenlove2419
    @jaidenlove2419 Рік тому +22

    I am so completely blown away right now!! Gary is BRILLIANT! I believe he could help to transform our "healthcare" system! ❤🙏🏾 Thank you for having him on!!

    • @mjfraser04
      @mjfraser04 Рік тому +2

      No, he can't transform the healthcare system. At least not in USA. American healthcare is a BUSINESS first and healthcare second. The more unhealthy people there are the more money there is to be made.

    • @jaidenlove2419
      @jaidenlove2419 Рік тому

      @@mjfraser04 Exactly! So if people can start to realize some of the things he was explaining, they won't need all of the meds that Drs and big pharma try to push on us to make money!

  • @4mindful.meditation
    @4mindful.meditation Рік тому +35

    This is one of the most interesting podcasts I've ever heard. I've never taken so many notes before or had so many web pages open to do a deeper dive into the subject matter. So interesting. I've been telling people for years that I want to live to be at least 100 years of age, so it was the title of this video that grabbed my attention and got me here besides already being a subscriber because you do have some of the most interesting people on. A few years ago, I changed my diet and started exercising every day. I also made myself a stand up desk (I work online so was sitting waaay to much) and recently started 'breath' work. I've also been saving my loonies and toonies, in order to get some genetic testing done, but, I learned so much more from Mr. Brecka that I'm going to start putting into practice, today. I already knew about cold water therapy and the benefits, but living in Canada and experiencing and dreading Winters...; ya, I haven't done the cold water therapy yet, BUT, after listening to this podcast, I will begin working this into my daily routine. Thank you for this fantastic informative interview :)

  • @charynwatson
    @charynwatson Рік тому +14

    Thanks! This is podcast is amazing and so important to the health and well-being of all who listen & watch it. This well-being involves a person’s spiritual, physical, intellectual, emotional and moral life. So please, keep it up. Great job!

  • @spanishpeaches2930
    @spanishpeaches2930 Рік тому +6

    In 15 years of watching many, many podcasts etc, on various subjects, there have probably been no more than a dozen that have truly, seriously made me think..and really impress me ....this is one. Brilliant .

  • @unicornfarts3103
    @unicornfarts3103 Рік тому +52

    This is probably the best episode I’ve heard since Huberman a few years back. Thank you for bringing this man into our awareness and gifting us with this knowledge. So many myths busted and health issues resolved by this one episode.
    Very pleased I subscribed.

  • @Joshkoof
    @Joshkoof Рік тому +33

    Amazing !! Your podcast guests are off the scale right now ! Can’t get enough

  • @mariesmith8076
    @mariesmith8076 Рік тому +3

    This has been the best video interview that I have ever watched! I have learned so much from this super intelligent gentleman! What an amazing human being!