my father was from another era. he was a preventative doctor. preventative dentist. preventative dental surgeon. (1946-1990), 1991-2018 he retired early due to health complications caused by the broken concepts of the day. the two of us kept looking for the real causes of everything. right up until he passed. the entire ‘ industry ‘ is flawed. the egyptians developed grains. because they had a need to fix what seemed to be broken (with gold). if they didn’t invent a system to feed slaves. well. we would all be on a different page. no such thing as a good use of a monetary system (needs to be dismantled). he always maintained that if folks just followed his advice. they would be so healthy he would have zero patients. that was his goal. and. for the select few that walked the walk. it did work (ditching sweets). a native tribe only had one healer. one blacksmith. etc. the rest used their gifts. seers .. looked for usefulness. gathering. and. hunting. humans are a collective. not a solitary creature. orphans die without touch. socials do keep us connected mentally, but. w/o real interactions. we still fall apart. eating right. ain’t difficult. we know now. that any amount of carbs (refined or whole) erodes your body. the whole planet needs to forget about cash. profits. or keeping the lights on. in 1953 people would walk 12 miles to get a tooth looked at. usually yanked. in exchange for some eggs. somehow he placed a dental chair in the trunk of his car to drive and drive and drive to some tiny town. very much like Northern Exposure (TV series). unless your diets are epically perfect every day. u will be busted. this is any creature. no such thing as an obese wild animal. or. one with glasses .. as the weak, dopey are eaten by predators. humans need a predatory animal to keep us in check. except. what would eat a diseased human. nothing but bacteria it seems.
Everyone who goes on a clean carnivore diet gets metabolically healthy. This is what we see. I got healthy eating only fatty red meat, salt and water. 7 days without beef makes one weak.
78 yo mother in law. Ended up in hospital with stomach pain nausea etc. by the time we found out by a call saying they were going to take out her gallbladder I was on the road. Gall stones. Great. I got there after they had removed the gallstones first which they said was successful. But they still wanted that gall bladder. I said no. Finally convinced her to stand by my decision. I am a doctor myself and I have never really interfered with my in laws decisions medically. I put my foot down on this one. And thankfully the in laws took note of my objection. The hospital/surgeon and everyone there hated me for the issue I was making. Even told us they wouldn’t treat if came back with more stones. Made my case right there. I told them F off and let’s button up this crap and let us get out of here. 78 yo and you want to permanently change her diet and that age when all I had to do was get her to be 30-50 percent more carnivore with added fat at prime times (if not 100% carnivore like my family) let’s get that bladder working and at 78 if you ever got another stone having not had one your entire life then I would die on my own sword. This really got me worked up and fighting with absolutely moronic “colleagues” was just like the Covid crap that basically shut down my practice over the years. It was a monetary statute they were going for not a realistic goal and man were they pissed when I brought facts and convinced her right in front of them that a meat diet would take care of this. It was comical and I really felt that surgeon was gonna take a swing he was so mad. Would have been his worst mistake in life but hey.
Interesting, so once gallstones are removed, gallbladder removal is not necessary? Even for a 30 year old? I have a 30 year old family friend whose gallbladder was removed and now she's suffering even more.
@@justine3769 exactly. Generally a gallstone forms with a stagnant gall bladder created by the modern food and incorrect guidelines. Ie low fat diet. Once you remove that gallbladder you alter the future dramatically with regards of diet and mostly the carefree ease of eating. Not to mention taking a 78 yo through a surgery like that.
In 2018 the specialist wanted to remove some of my "overactive" parathyroid glands, instead I switched from my 2 year plant based diet to carnivore and within 3 weeks symptoms lessened. After 5+ years of carnivore I have no health problems anymore.
@@lukesmith3283 Everything except my back was fixed within one year. My back only got fixed when I started eating slow cooked stews with bones, I try to have one stew a month now.
@@lukesmith3283 I had eczema for the whole first year of carnivore, it stopped when I stopped losing weight because sometimes there are toxins in our fat that only get released while we are using up the stored fat. I lost around 80 lbs during that first year. Good luck :)
Going carnivore on 8/29/22 got me off all three of my prescription meds. Blood pressure, acid reflux, and sleep medication!! Also took of 70 pounds on this 5.4 61 year old gal. Gave me my LIFE BACK!!! I literally feel 30 years younger. It is a transformational way to live and eat. I used to live to eat when I was overweight and depressed about it, now I eat to live! Thank you Dr. Baker! Healthy patients don't make money! This is why they want us sick!
@@chucknorris2418 Ruminant meat could hold some advantages over pork. Pork quality will be much more affected by what the pigs are fed than beef. Eggs are a superfood for those not sensitive to them, what would cause you to want to remove them? Are you eating milk or cheese?
@@chucknorris2418 I work a week on and a week off on a ship. For my week on I eat Bacon and eggs every day. Depending upon availability, I will have liver once a month. Occasionally I will have pork chops with the odd steak. Most time I only eat once or twice a day. Hope that helps.
@@CoryHobbs2178 I was doing like 6 eggs a day then it was on Shawn's own channel here that he did a short about them spraying some chemicals on eggshells. Figured it might be a good idea to drop them. Pork for the most part is on the cheaper side. Still getting used to shopping for carnivore. Trying to find deals and whatnot as beef can get expensive real fast. I had done cheese a bit at the start to melt over everything but haven't bought any recently. I had been just doing meat(pork and some beef) eggs and some salt 2x a day.
@@guidofester5451 Thanks bud and all suggestions are helpful. For whatever reason ever since being a kid I've never been able to eat stuff like liver. Always seemed like it would be gross but I should expand so carnivore doesn't get repetitive so I'll check into it next time I'm at the meat section. If I don't like it move onto something else.
I am 76. I reversed serious liver disease and heart failure by changing to a proper human diet and exercising after the dietary change healed me enough to do so. No pills or procedures, just diet and lifestyle. I don't take any prescription meds. I am stronger and healthier than I have been in decades. Sadly, most of the medical community hasn't a clue. Meat heals, carbs kill.
Very well said!! I'm 72 and had 5 spinal fusions and chronic pain issues from fibromyalgia. Been carnivore over 2 years and am enjoying life again! No longer type 2 diabetic, anxiety and depression are gone, chronic pain is minimal, and I'm off 8 of my 11 long term prescriptions and reducing the remaining ones!! YES, meat heals!! Congratulations to you!
I still feel better when I have some carbs like fruit or veggies or sourdough bread or some rice potatoes and others. I don't know why but maybe it is because I have ab pos blood.
@@underated17 I have heard some carnivores say they had low energy when they first started, until they learned that they were not eating enough fats. Without carbs, our bodies use fat for energy and convert the fatty meats into glucose for energy, if I understand it right!! Maybe experiment more. Best of luck to you!
The globalist elites of the WEF and UN want to ban all meat, so it’s the last thing that they want the general populations around the world to know the truth.
Because they don't want us healthy and living longer lives. Over population, and big industries in between that won't get their millions off of us. Plus we don't want meat to get super expensive. Let the vegetarians and fat people destroy themselves if they want.
Ive been wondering for almost decade. Still blows my mind every day even though i understand the many many reasons #seektruth #carnivorewisdom #thanks4sharing
Love your wisdom and approach to health!! I do respect my orthopedic surgeon, thankfully! I have had 5 spinal fusions, the last in December, 2022, when I went totally numb from the neck down, and he found I had lots of pressure on my spinal cord causing lots of problems. He had told me that I needed a second lumbar fusion, but the cervical fusion was urgent. After healing from the cervical fusion, he brought me in to plan the lumbar one, and I was off my walker and cane and told him how much better ALL my pains were. Told him I gave up carbs and sugar and went keto and was heavy on meat and eggs and going to carnivore!! He was very impressed and RELEASED me!! Said I knew where to find him IF I ever needed him again!! Just hope and pray that more doctors hear the healing news and check it out!! God bless you for ALL you do!! ❤🤗🙏🙏
My Doctor offered up 3 Diabetes Drugs and 2 for Blood Pressure and I said that I ain't doing that Shit , Reversed my Diabetes and lost 110 pounds in 8 months Carnivore , A1C 5.1 Resting Glucose 81 and BP 120/72 and was Never Hungry
Yes, it's a problem for sure.. It gets so much harder as you get older.. to undo all that damage..from horrible food and lack of exercise.. Really hard.. joint pain/arthritis, damaged tissues..etc..can be very consuming.. and talking someone into working through it.. is pretty difficult. I was in the Imaging place just yesterday.. and 90% of everyone in there was definitely over 50. and either limping, using a walker or a cane..and they looked aged. I wanted to cry.. it was so sad... cause I know.. most of it probably was preventatble had they been properly instructed. People should have great mobility well into their 60's and 70's...and not to shabby in their 80's in many cases. We can all plan on and anticpate that Big Pharma and their demon cohorts.. in the big lie... are gonna do everything they can to stop this HEALTH WAVE that's coming.
Agree. I am a PTA and it amazes me the people that will sign up for an orthopedic surgery rather then learn exercises that improve their strength. People are so bloody weak and unconditioned and dont want to do the work to improve their function.
In my 40s I started to experience multiple medical issues. GERD, high blood pressure, gallbladder pain… of course the Doc gave me many meds and went to specialist who gave me more meds. I was overweight and didn’t eat well at all. Now in my 50s I’m 80lbs lighter and have none of those issues I once had. My weight and diet were slowly killing me. Have a great day everyone.
@@seoc3po the meds were a temporary help but as I learned more about proper nutrition and the weight loss the meds went away. My gastroenterologist couldn’t believe my transformation. He even joked that I was his only patient that ever listened to him about weight loss. Maybe it wasn’t a joke 🤔
5 years ago slipped in my ski boots and thought I tore ligaments. Pain was severe and could not stand up. Borrowed crutches from a guy at the club. I was in so much pain I could not leave my house for several weeks. Learned how to use crutches on UA-cam. A year later skiing around and had some pain and swelling of the knee. Was able to walk for miles w/o pain. Finally saw an orthopedic surgeon and he diagnosed a tibial plateau fracture. He stated he would have done surgery if I presented with the initial injury. He offered a total knee replacement or a steroid injection. I declined both and opted for a brace to use when skiing and tennis. Now, no brace and all is good. Walk several miles a day, ski, and tennis.
It's WILD to me that surgery is being suggested for fractures and broken bones now, I keep hearing stories like this. Didn't people used to just get a cast/sling/crutches and call it a day while it healed? Why is surgery "necessary" now? I've fractured my arm, and broken a finger and a toe, and never needed surgery for any of that to heal...
My knees have been aching for years from running, skiiing, snowboarding and working outdoors wasn’t gonna do anything and just deal with the pain but a free body in the knee periodically would lock my knee and I couldn’t straighten it so I felt I had no choice. Now 4 months post surgery stiffness just starting to lessen with minor pain. Still not like before but I’m hopeful it will fully recover.
"Finally saw an orthopedic surgeon..." There is your mistake. To a hammer, every problem will be a nail. If you are injured, go see a sports medicine doctor. They are not going to want to cut on you. I know that the good doc here is an orthopedic surgeon, so there's always outliers 🤭
I’m a CVICU Nurse and try to educate my patients and it is an uphill battle Not many people are willing to change their diet but I will keep spreading the truth and sure it will fall on undead ears.
Our society has been programmed to think that unless their surgery or medication’s involved that there is no real cure. I worked physical therapy for 25 years. The patients didn’t want to do exercises, they didn’t want to change their habits, they wanted surgery. And they wanted pain meds. I had more than one patient that had shoulder injury, rotator cuff injury to be exact. Through physical therapy they got full range of motion and full strength back. But they still wanted surgery. And the unethical doctors would do it. Disgusting.
Your right!!! Physical therapy saved me three surgeries, rotator cuff, knee, and back surgery, surgery was recommended, but the recovery time was to long, as I told the doc, and he recommended Physical Therapy, it's troubling that he didn't recommend that first, he also said I would have knee replacement surgery on both knees by the time I was sixty pushing seventy now still good. A good physical therapist is priceless. And I would recommend to anyone that is told by their doctor that they need a surgery! Just tell them no what are my other options? And if he disagrees get a second opinion!!!
@@petekosar8379 sometimes surgery is needed. But it is troubling when it is the first option they throw out there for so many things. The hospitals don’t make much money on physical therapy, but they make a bunch on surgeries. Follow the money.
Yes. I can relate with an example of my dog and people say it is a dog, has no relevance. How come? A dog is made or flesh and cartilage and bones like all of us and I healed my dog CCL with just rest, brace and supplements for 2 months when vet should operate for £6000. I take daily supplements for myself, my dog takes them too for the ret of our lives... Also the carnivore diet restored strength in my nails and hair and less wrinkles on my face, more skin elasticity... it is real.
I'm having a hard time convincing people to do it. They just "know" the diet is bad for them. And instead, complain day after day that their bodies hurt, or that exercising isn't helping them lose weight. I'm continuing to offer help, but they refuse. It's frustrating. I got kicked off of a facebook page, because some guy "knew" carnivore was bad and then insisted on showing me an "Omnivore" study... smh. How can I get through to these people? I've lost 40 lbs, but they don't see it or think I'm a liar, I guess, and actually doing something else... Carnivore diet all the way!
Unfortunately you just have to accept that many won't go for it. I try to just remain positive about it and confidently offer it as a solution if someone is having problems, but at the end of the day they really have to want to do it. No one can get them to that point but themselves. If it means hitting rock bottom first, well...hitting rock bottom has changed a lot of people's lives before.
I hear you. All you can do is show them by your results. -and tell them if they ask. In my experience, people are more likely to come around (and not be defensive) if they see what you're eating and ask, than if told "carnivore will change your life!". Pride is a funny thing. -makes us stubborn.
Good video! I wish I had found Carnivore five years ago when I was having gallbladder attacks. I asked the surgeon if I could keep my gallbladder any other way than having surgery. He said, “don’t call me if you have another attack on Christmas!” In other words, no, so I had it removed. It was a very painful procedure as the stones I had were extremely large. Had I known then what I know now, I could have at least attempted to save it myself by what I would have considered counterintuitive at the time, eating a high fat, Carnivore diet as opposed to the low fat, high carb diet I was on. Now I know, unfortunately without a gallbladder to help my body process fats more easily. I’m now 13 months into Carnivore and loving it! Thank you for educating people, Dr. Baker. Maybe others will be spared these unnecessary surgeries.
Friend had a triple bypass. Asked him how long he had been feeling poorly. He responded, "I felt great. I didn't even know I was going to have a heart attack until the physical. " They performed surgery on him that week and I just wonder if it was necessary or maybe a boat payment was impending.
That is the question 🫤 My husband had 3 surgeries when diagnosed w cancer…the last one, on the lung, the surgeon came to his room after and basically admitted there was nothing there to take out, and that was a tough surgery😖 ….and I was feeding him a bunch of vegetables while he had a colostomy….for good🥲…I thought I was doing good!😠. If we knew then what we know now….Honestly I wonder….did he ever have cancer?
@@Debbie-rp1pi Don't know but he has always been and avid hiker and cyclist and never felt better when they rushed him through surgery. He is one of many who trust the self-proclaimed experts.
I’m 51, I’ve had a hip replacement, dental issues, cancer, addiction and heart disease, carnivore now and off all my heart meds and feel better than I ever have, I’m convinced now that this is our proper diet.
It may be a good way to eat and I do not doubt many people feel better with carnivore. But I read that so many cultures eat a mix of foods and can be very healthy and live long such as in Greece and Sardinia. They eat veggies and other foods too like pasta, wine and cheese and fruit.
@@underated17you can't argue with people who have got healthy and got off all their meds with carnivore. If they returned to vegetables and carbs they would need their meds again and wouldn't feel good.
@@Debbie-rp1pi I am not arguing with them. I do not doubt that people have gotten well with carnivore. I am saying that people also live long and healthy in Sardinia Italy as am example and from what I know they eat goat cheese pasta bread veggies fruit and honey and wine. They eat a varied diet in Sardinia and are healthy.
@@underated17 A lot of these communities actually eat more meat than what we're told. They also walk a lot more and spend time outside in the sun. As the younger generations are eating more carbs they aren't as healthy as the older people eating more meat. Dave Mac at No Carb Life just interviewed a herbalist of 40 years who is shocked at her health turnaround on carnivore. She has built a huge business and now is shocked at what she has discovered.
Yep. My father-in-law was just diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia, and my father-in-law asked if there was any dietary regime he could follow, and the oncologist said "No, you can eat whatever you want". He is in a cancer center at a Mayo Clinic.
Biggest problem is most people want the easy way out. Ozempic, body positivity, a quick cheap meal from a fast food restaurant. Easier to buy that nice car with 84 monthly payments than to save up and maybe get a less expensive car and pay cash. We're in a "I want it all and want it now society" It's easier to get weight loss surgery or take drugs than it is to put in the hard work. Problem is, hard work always pays off. Drugs and and quick fixes always have side effects later on. Just my opinion.
Our entire healthcare system is a gigantic failure, except for the money grubbing. I ruptured a L4-5 disc completely. It caused 4 hours of complete paralysis below my knee. I went to the best ortho surgeon in town. Big town. He was the NFL teams guy. He had two overweight slobs examining my MRI, giggling because it was such a big blowout- "well, I guess your running days are over" they offered. I was so pissed. I went to my follow up with the ortho and said, "what if we wait a little bit for the surgery? (fusion of L4 and 5) I never went back. Ever. Stopped running for two years, got on the bike, started working on my strength....and that was 35 years ago....very active today and yes, on rare occasion I get some nerve issues, but it is brief and rare. And I have had half a dozen other issues with joints and tendons...all worked out with PT and gym.
Who gives up there drug or alcohol addiction without hitting rock bottom? I have learned that a lot of people get there identity from their aliments. They would rather suffer or die than make a new story.
so true, prevention is the BEST way to keep your health in check, once you go past your body's limit, it's very hard to go back to default setting. I'm begging anyone reading this, PREVENTION IS KEY
@@ajs3994 which lie ?? From who? I'm 58 and grew up hearing about eating whole food our grandparents would have eaten. Get lots of sunlight, hard work, eat three square meals a day but don't eat too much, no junk and no snacking, exercise and regular medical screening, herbs from the forest and garden are for medicinal purposes, fishing, hunting and killing our own food makes us strong, eat the whole animal, canning and fermented food for the gut,.... I think our grandparents taught us well. In university then med school was taught the same.
@@ajs3994Yep. I've got a friend in his 30s who is on statins, PPIs, and anti anxiety medications. He acts like it's because he's "getting old", but people in their 30s should not be this sick!!! 30s is SO young yet. He and his wife are both overweight, but I was told by them that "whole milk is bad for your heart" so they don't drink it. It's crazy to be eating nothing but animal foods and be at my slimmest and not taking any medications, and have sick people tell me the types of things I might eat are unhealthy? Completely insane.
I totally agree!!!!! Have had the TERP procedure twice 5 years apart due to “enlarged” prostate. I regret my Harvard grad urologist is clueless about the metabolic nature of my inflamed prostate. I am certain Carnivore would have kept the condition from happening. I’m not expecting round 3.😝👎🏻🥩❤️🇺🇸
I've been having episodes of extreme lower abdominal pain in past couple years (unrelated to periods). Doctors only offered contraceptive pills and laparoscopy? So I went for the laparoscopy and nothing was found. But, since I switched to an animal based diet the pains are gone. I still don't know the cause and probably will never know, but at least I found something that works for me.
People don't want to change lifestyle. I see it everyday. The worst group are the elderly people who are stubborn my parents are just like this have many different health issues and refuse to even consider lifestyle/diet changes.
My question too! Been carnivore for about a year and a half. But severe torn rotator cuff for about 8 months that still hasn’t healed. Will be deciding on surgery later this month. Would love to not have surgery.
@@gerrycollins9409 My friend just had surgery and she couldn't use her arm for a month!!! It was in a sling. Couldn't drive. Fortunately she had family that came and helped but what do you do if you don't have that kind of help?? My shoulder has been hurting but I am doing exercises for it and the pain has diminished, fortunately.
I work for an osteopath and we see how much better people are with just the basics: Workout 2 times a week, non-inflamatory diet and good sleep. And when issues do show up, most can be taken care of with recovery work and a couple of sessions. The only thing I can hope is to show by example how much better a human can be if there's good care.
Absolutely. I went strict keto about a decade ago and it was game changing, not only did my weight normalise but all my niggling issues that my doctor couldn’t clear up went away.
I’m in interventional pain mgt, dealing in spinal cord stimulation implants. Most (not all) of these patients are experiencing chronic post-operative pain from back and knee surgeries. Thank you Dr Baker for bringing this to the surface. People in the US take terrible care of themselves.
In my opinion and personal experience you're missing the main component of disease which would be the psychology of the person experiencing the symptoms. It's not their diet or sleep directly per say but what the trauma or emotional stress they may be under causing their dis-ease.
I'm not on a carnivore diet, but I am on a gluten & lactose free diet. And the improvements that I have experienced in the last couple of days have been impressive.
I've had previous nasal polyp surgery. They were lining me up for op number 3 when I decided to look for the cause of the inflammation. The answer was in my diet, inflammation reduced so did the polyps.
TRUE!!!! Thx to you and other carnivore youtubers,,, I am eight months carnivore. I cancelled hip replacement surgery that was scheduled for Dec 6th 2023. Yesterday I walked six miles, swam a mile and biked 25 - I'm a sixty year old female and am getting my strength back !!! Even my torn ACL seems to be reversing : )))) AMAZING - I am carnivore for the rest of my life - no question!! PS My mood and mental health (hormones / fat adapted) have never been better!!
This reminds me if given the choice, most would chose a bloodless surgery instead of having another humans fluid injected into there body. But blood is big business.
As I was watching this video, something occurred to me - if cholesterol levels are a "marker" of potential heart issues, doesn't giving someone a statin just render cholesterol no longer useful as a marker? (I'm guessing it's not that simple?🤷🏻)
I can't remember which doctor it was, but they recommended against getting one unless there is a real good reason. Perforation of the colon happens more frequently than doctors want to admit and will really screw you up or worse, kill ya.
For those having issues, absolutely. For those who are truly healthy, never been overweight, no family history or genetic issues, have always had a great diet and exercise, no history of diabetes or high blood pressure,....no need for colonoscopy.
See video by internist Dr. Suneel Dhand. He does not recommend colonoscopy unless there is a specific reason. They do not use these in the EU for routine screening.
Yes I lost my father because of so-called doctor's fault during unnecessary surgeries...Our family have been regretting so much trusting them too much just because they are doctors at the time. U R SO RIGHT DR. BAKER🙏❤
My 6 hernia operations were necessary. My entire belly and groin area is solid titanium mesh now. I don't think those injuries would have healed themselves.
Incorporating real pineapple into your diet can help your joints and ligaments stay strong Your finger nails will be strong and that’s how you know it works Pineapple makes you resilient
@@loriirons9503ice? not always our friend. Heat and minor inflammation brings blood to the area. Blood brings nutrients. Slow, light movement is our friend.
Inflammation is the symptom with this. Carnivore seems to be among the most anti-inflammatory dietary protocols. I don't know if it's enough to alleviate your tendonitis, but I would give it a go.
The germ theory has a lot to answer for. That said, to some extent everyone is locked inside their own sandboxes when treating symptoms for sound economic reasons. Recently went for gait and foot scan analysis to diagnose what I thought was congenital issue problem of one leg being shorter than the other hence have quite a history of lower back and neck pain. Turns out my left hip is hitched up and back and spine is twisted as a result. Won't say the programme of stretches and exercises they've put me on will entirely resolve my issues as the damage has already been done, but to suddenly restore mobility to the hips and lower back after years of low level pain has taken years off me. I will still have to apply the routines over time but having the information is key - you can become your own doctor teacher/ student to some degree, plus you have a brand new lense through which to work and understand. This was after years of visits to chiropractors and before that physical therapists, wearing orthotics, getting mri scans. Most people are too worried about their loss of revenue stream to give you the power to really heal/rehab yourself.
I'm a lifelong athlete and have had multiple orthopedic surgeries that have continued to allow me to participate in my sport which offers me tremendous fulfillment. They were unavoidable.
Ive been carnivore for about 7 mo. Im 58 yrs, mother of 7, athlete. I followed the stupid USDA food pyramid and what a farce. I wish Id known above carni in my 20s. Would've probably made my PGs easier, and enhanced my athletic pursuits. Better late than never. Im hoping I can make up for lost time by feeling stronger during the last half of my life.
Having been diagnosed since very young, with T1 Diabetes, I've been and still am insulin dependent for 57 years now. I only take some iodine, and VD3, & K2. Eating a carnivore diet for 8 years, and still have some inflamatory markers of arthritits and acne. I've healed considerably yet, I've been sick for years, and was a former vegan, so I suffered unknownly not realizing I wasn't getting enough nutrition. I'm now giving up all dairy, to help heal even more- 😎♥️🎻🥩
Carnivore cured my MS. I no longer take medication (€1000 per month). Here, in Belgium, it is society that pays social security. So society can say “thank you” to me. I save him €1000 every month
So, I don't want to fast. I have lost all of the weight that I needed to. Lost a little muscle to months ago when I first started and have maintained approximately 170 lbs since then. I was 220 lbs for years and it was no longer all muscle. It is all muscle now. I am just smaller. It feels weird but great possibly even miraculous to finally learn this. Thank you Dr. Baker and everyone else who is spreading the truth.
Anybody got a non-surgical cure for failing (slow, dumb) ring finger? I'm a guitar player, and I've been living with this problem for a decade. I'm not sure if it's arthritis or trigger finger or what, but a steroid (?) shot did nothing. I'm thinking about getting the surgery, which is said to be no big deal. Still. . . .
Mcdonalds and other Junk food factories, fund hospitals and run charities. Hospitals allow them to, its a two way deal, (heck at the Childrens hospital in Melbourne Australia, there is a McDonalds in the building where your suppose to be treating sick children! You get em sick, well keep em on the meds/treatments! Just make sure they stay that way for life. Oh and lets not just blame them, we are to blame as well.
I had rotator cuff surgery in 2019 But sadly it retore in 2021 I decided not to go for more surgery Had physiotherapy instead with exercises to do at home The physiotherapist i had was absolutely brilliant 3 years on i have full range movement in my arm Sometimes it can be bit painful I never ever take tablets
I'm glad I was able to get my appendix out when it ruptured. Appendectomy. I'm not sure what I could have done to prevent that. That said, I wish there were more valid assistance for diet and lifestyle changes.
Even if I have an end stage "disease" I'm going to follow a PHD and let my body do what it needs to do. I've recently been watching content from Hospice Nurse Julie and it is amazing to me her insights on the natural dying process.
64 year old, I am on carnivore/keto, not seeing a lot of weight loss on the scale. Some how I hurt my knee, hurts when I walk. I don’t think it is meniscus because it is the back of the knee that aches. I don’t want surgery but I need to be able to move.
Speaking of dieticians giving bad advice. I recently learned that the board that certifies dieticians in this country owns stocks in processed food companies such as pepsico, general mills, nabisco and the like. Talk about a conflict of intrest
You give the doctor that cures you naturally the same amount of money that you would pay for radiation treatment or surgery. That would get alot of them on board. And the companys that run pharma lock them up in jail
I had my doctor tell me I had to have my gall bladder removed .. was referred to having some scans done and a surgeon .. the surgeon reviewed the scans with me and said there isn’t any indication of any gall stones that I could have it removed if I want but I wasn’t interested .. turns out the pains I was having was due to highly stressful and very long hours job and diet .. took a divorce and layoff to figure it all out but here I am 7 years later better than ever
While being on the carnivore diet over a yr and a half I have developed an inguinal hernia. I have been trying to heal it through diet and exercise. It is a battle that is quite challenging. Any thoughts Sean. I appreciate all you are doing!
Personally here I had a cancerous bladder removed and about a year later an adrenal tumor. After the surgeries I used carnivore to build back better. Just saying.
@@deflo56 thanks there are some people online who are primarily vegan that are having some sucsess but I having so much overall health improvements with carnivore that I don't really want to give up carnivore journey.
@@williamrussell7635 I’m 90% plus animal based. My first surgery was rather complex. I did a steady 200 grams of protein per day over an eight hour window. By design I have a hernia and thanks to a proper human diet I’m living my best life at 68. If you do go for a surgical repair picking the guy to do it is key.
Have you seen anyone cure their varicose veins and venous insufficiency with Carnivore? Im on month 4 & while my skin has improved my stasis eczema remains. It's so itchy.
@m.sand- I hope your giving us all the facts doc because, something about this doesn’t sound right. If a stone came out of the gall bladder and plugged the bile duct then they would do a ERCP where they go in through the mouth and remove the stone that’s blocking the bile duct. I just had this done and, yes they wanted to remove the gall bladder after that but, that was because it was full of stones. They never once said they could remove the stones from the gall bladder. I didn’t want to loose my gall bladder but, since I had a plugged bile duct for around a month I had turned yellow and my pee was black. Once the stone was removed I cleared up but, got an infection on my gall bladder and my really good looking liver (do to carnivore) and had to get a very powerful antibiotic and a drain on my gallbladder for eight weeks before they could remove the gallbladder. The stones kept coming out of the gallbladder but were small enough to pass without plugging up the bile duct again. I sure hope your right about this because everything that comes out of the gallbladder has to go across the pancreas and that’s not something you want screwed up. If your mother in law has not been healthy because she’s be on the sad diet most of her life then, she might be in real trouble on a 30 to 50 % carnivore diet, she needs to go 100% now. I’m 64 and have been carnivore going on six years. Thanks for caring for her.
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"As physicians, our job is to treat disease."
_"Well what happens when you eliminate disease?"_
"I never said our job was to _eliminate_ disease."
If they cure you who would pay their salary?
dis-ease
Fucking treadmill
no money back guarantees at The Practice
my father was from another era. he was a preventative doctor. preventative dentist. preventative dental surgeon. (1946-1990), 1991-2018 he retired early due to health complications caused by the broken concepts of the day.
the two of us kept looking for the real causes of everything. right up until he passed.
the entire ‘ industry ‘ is flawed.
the egyptians developed grains. because they had a need to fix what seemed to be broken (with gold).
if they didn’t invent a system to feed slaves. well. we would all be on a different page.
no such thing as a good use of a monetary system (needs to be dismantled).
he always maintained that if folks just followed his advice. they would be so healthy he would have zero patients.
that was his goal.
and. for the select few that walked the walk. it did work (ditching sweets).
a native tribe only had one healer. one blacksmith. etc.
the rest used their gifts. seers .. looked for usefulness. gathering. and. hunting.
humans are a collective. not a solitary creature.
orphans die without touch.
socials do keep us connected mentally, but. w/o real interactions. we still fall apart.
eating right. ain’t difficult. we know now. that any amount of carbs (refined or whole) erodes your body.
the whole planet needs to forget about cash. profits. or keeping the lights on.
in 1953 people would walk 12 miles to get a tooth looked at. usually yanked.
in exchange for some eggs.
somehow he placed a dental chair in the trunk of his car to drive and drive and drive to some tiny town.
very much like Northern Exposure (TV series).
unless your diets are epically perfect every day. u will be busted.
this is any creature.
no such thing as an obese wild animal. or. one with glasses .. as the weak, dopey are eaten by predators.
humans need a predatory animal to keep us in check. except. what would eat a diseased human.
nothing but bacteria it seems.
Everyone who goes on a clean carnivore diet gets metabolically healthy. This is what we see. I got healthy eating only fatty red meat, salt and water.
7 days without beef makes one weak.
78 yo mother in law. Ended up in hospital with stomach pain nausea etc. by the time we found out by a call saying they were going to take out her gallbladder I was on the road. Gall stones. Great. I got there after they had removed the gallstones first which they said was successful. But they still wanted that gall bladder. I said no. Finally convinced her to stand by my decision. I am a doctor myself and I have never really interfered with my in laws decisions medically. I put my foot down on this one. And thankfully the in laws took note of my objection. The hospital/surgeon and everyone there hated me for the issue I was making. Even told us they wouldn’t treat if came back with more stones. Made my case right there. I told them F off and let’s button up this crap and let us get out of here. 78 yo and you want to permanently change her diet and that age when all I had to do was get her to be 30-50 percent more carnivore with added fat at prime times (if not 100% carnivore like my family) let’s get that bladder working and at 78 if you ever got another stone having not had one your entire life then I would die on my own sword. This really got me worked up and fighting with absolutely moronic “colleagues” was just like the Covid crap that basically shut down my practice over the years. It was a monetary statute they were going for not a realistic goal and man were they pissed when I brought facts and convinced her right in front of them that a meat diet would take care of this. It was comical and I really felt that surgeon was gonna take a swing he was so mad. Would have been his worst mistake in life but hey.
Interesting, so once gallstones are removed, gallbladder removal is not necessary? Even for a 30 year old? I have a 30 year old family friend whose gallbladder was removed and now she's suffering even more.
@@justine3769 exactly. Generally a gallstone forms with a stagnant gall bladder created by the modern food and incorrect guidelines. Ie low fat diet. Once you remove that gallbladder you alter the future dramatically with regards of diet and mostly the carefree ease of eating. Not to mention taking a 78 yo through a surgery like that.
Great job sticking up for your family member.
👍
If we do not 'fight' for family, what else is out there to care for, Doc? :)) well done!
In 2018 the specialist wanted to remove some of my "overactive" parathyroid glands, instead I switched from my 2 year plant based diet to carnivore and within 3 weeks symptoms lessened.
After 5+ years of carnivore I have no health problems anymore.
How many years would you say it took for complete remission of Your conditions?
@@lukesmith3283 Everything except my back was fixed within one year.
My back only got fixed when I started eating slow cooked stews with bones, I try to have one stew a month now.
@@Meathead-10810 nice. I’m trying to heal my psoriasis, I’ll start incorporating stews.
@@lukesmith3283 I had eczema for the whole first year of carnivore, it stopped when I stopped losing weight because sometimes there are toxins in our fat that only get released while we are using up the stored fat. I lost around 80 lbs during that first year.
Good luck :)
YUP! Folks ... a big change is on the horizon..and Big Pharma and their sleazy cohorts.. aint liking this one bit.. So get ready.
Going carnivore on 8/29/22 got me off all three of my prescription meds. Blood pressure, acid reflux, and sleep medication!! Also took of 70 pounds on this 5.4 61 year old gal. Gave me my LIFE BACK!!! I literally feel 30 years younger. It is a transformational way to live and eat. I used to live to eat when I was overweight and depressed about it, now I eat to live! Thank you Dr. Baker! Healthy patients don't make money! This is why they want us sick!
Do you mind telling me your typical meals for the day? I had been doing pork chops and eggs but after his recent egg vid think I'll dump them.
@@chucknorris2418 Ruminant meat could hold some advantages over pork. Pork quality will be much more affected by what the pigs are fed than beef.
Eggs are a superfood for those not sensitive to them, what would cause you to want to remove them? Are you eating milk or cheese?
@@chucknorris2418 I work a week on and a week off on a ship. For my week on I eat Bacon and eggs every day. Depending upon availability, I will have liver once a month. Occasionally I will have pork chops with the odd steak.
Most time I only eat once or twice a day. Hope that helps.
@@CoryHobbs2178 I was doing like 6 eggs a day then it was on Shawn's own channel here that he did a short about them spraying some chemicals on eggshells. Figured it might be a good idea to drop them. Pork for the most part is on the cheaper side. Still getting used to shopping for carnivore. Trying to find deals and whatnot as beef can get expensive real fast. I had done cheese a bit at the start to melt over everything but haven't bought any recently. I had been just doing meat(pork and some beef) eggs and some salt 2x a day.
@@guidofester5451 Thanks bud and all suggestions are helpful. For whatever reason ever since being a kid I've never been able to eat stuff like liver. Always seemed like it would be gross but I should expand so carnivore doesn't get repetitive so I'll check into it next time I'm at the meat section. If I don't like it move onto something else.
I am 76. I reversed serious liver disease and heart failure by changing to a proper human diet and exercising after the dietary change healed me enough to do so. No pills or procedures, just diet and lifestyle. I don't take any prescription meds. I am stronger and healthier than I have been in decades. Sadly, most of the medical community hasn't a clue. Meat heals, carbs kill.
Very well said!! I'm 72 and had 5 spinal fusions and chronic pain issues from fibromyalgia. Been carnivore over 2 years and am enjoying life again! No longer type 2 diabetic, anxiety and depression are gone, chronic pain is minimal, and I'm off 8 of my 11 long term prescriptions and reducing the remaining ones!! YES, meat heals!! Congratulations to you!
I still feel better when I have some carbs like fruit or veggies or sourdough bread or some rice potatoes and others. I don't know why but maybe it is because I have ab pos blood.
@@underated17 I have heard some carnivores say they had low energy when they first started, until they learned that they were not eating enough fats. Without carbs, our bodies use fat for energy and convert the fatty meats into glucose for energy, if I understand it right!! Maybe experiment more. Best of luck to you!
Nicely done.
"Meat heals, carbs kill" ❤
I don't know why this isn't the biggest news story in the world right now. It's HUGE!!
The globalist elites of the WEF and UN want to ban all meat, so it’s the last thing that they want the general populations around the world to know the truth.
Because they don't want us healthy and living longer lives. Over population, and big industries in between that won't get their millions off of us. Plus we don't want meat to get super expensive. Let the vegetarians and fat people destroy themselves if they want.
Ive been wondering for almost decade. Still blows my mind every day even though i understand the many many reasons #seektruth #carnivorewisdom #thanks4sharing
Come on people. It's not rocket science. There's no money in people being healthy.
Love your wisdom and approach to health!! I do respect my orthopedic surgeon, thankfully! I have had 5 spinal fusions, the last in December, 2022, when I went totally numb from the neck down, and he found I had lots of pressure on my spinal cord causing lots of problems. He had told me that I needed a second lumbar fusion, but the cervical fusion was urgent. After healing from the cervical fusion, he brought me in to plan the lumbar one, and I was off my walker and cane and told him how much better ALL my pains were. Told him I gave up carbs and sugar and went keto and was heavy on meat and eggs and going to carnivore!! He was very impressed and RELEASED me!! Said I knew where to find him IF I ever needed him again!! Just hope and pray that more doctors hear the healing news and check it out!! God bless you for ALL you do!! ❤🤗🙏🙏
Wonderful news!
Yea, it sounds like your guy was responsible.
Wonderful to hear
May God continue blessing you ❤
I am a retired PT. You are 100% correct. I know many people that would rather take the meds than change their life style. Sad..
PTs helped my wife recover in the past year when docs and specialists and their injections and meds didn't work.
My Doctor offered up 3 Diabetes Drugs and 2 for Blood Pressure and I said that I ain't doing that Shit , Reversed my Diabetes and lost 110 pounds in 8 months Carnivore , A1C 5.1 Resting Glucose 81 and BP 120/72 and was Never Hungry
Yes, it's a problem for sure.. It gets so much harder as you get older.. to undo all that damage..from horrible food and lack of exercise.. Really hard.. joint pain/arthritis, damaged tissues..etc..can be very consuming.. and talking someone into working through it.. is pretty difficult. I was in the Imaging place just yesterday.. and 90% of everyone in there was definitely over 50. and either limping, using a walker or a cane..and they looked aged. I wanted to cry.. it was so sad... cause I know.. most of it probably was preventatble had they been properly instructed. People should have great mobility well into their 60's and 70's...and not to shabby in their 80's in many cases. We can all plan on and anticpate that Big Pharma and their demon cohorts.. in the big lie... are gonna do everything they can to stop this HEALTH WAVE that's coming.
Agree. I am a PTA and it amazes me the people that will sign up for an orthopedic surgery rather then learn exercises that improve their strength. People are so bloody weak and unconditioned and dont want to do the work to improve their function.
I agree 💯
In my 40s I started to experience multiple medical issues. GERD, high blood pressure, gallbladder pain… of course the Doc gave me many meds and went to specialist who gave me more meds. I was overweight and didn’t eat well at all. Now in my 50s I’m 80lbs lighter and have none of those issues I once had. My weight and diet were slowly killing me. Have a great day everyone.
Was the transformation due to the meds, or diet change. You never said.
Great metabolic health and victory will be yours. I wish you good health and prosperity.
@@seoc3po the meds were a temporary help but as I learned more about proper nutrition and the weight loss the meds went away. My gastroenterologist couldn’t believe my transformation. He even joked that I was his only patient that ever listened to him about weight loss. Maybe it wasn’t a joke 🤔
@@adelarsen9776 thanks, and too you.
@@robertcovino4889 Please explain your diet. Vegan?
5 years ago slipped in my ski boots and thought I tore ligaments. Pain was severe and could not stand up. Borrowed crutches from a guy at the club. I was in so much pain I could not leave my house for several weeks. Learned how to use crutches on UA-cam. A year later skiing around and had some pain and swelling of the knee. Was able to walk for miles w/o pain. Finally saw an orthopedic surgeon and he diagnosed a tibial plateau fracture. He stated he would have done surgery if I presented with the initial injury. He offered a total knee replacement or a steroid injection. I declined both and opted for a brace to use when skiing and tennis. Now, no brace and all is good. Walk several miles a day, ski, and tennis.
It's WILD to me that surgery is being suggested for fractures and broken bones now, I keep hearing stories like this. Didn't people used to just get a cast/sling/crutches and call it a day while it healed? Why is surgery "necessary" now? I've fractured my arm, and broken a finger and a toe, and never needed surgery for any of that to heal...
Fantastic.. thanks for sharing.
@@rosethorn0232it’s called greed 💰
My knees have been aching for years from running, skiiing, snowboarding and working outdoors wasn’t gonna do anything and just deal with the pain but a free body in the knee periodically would lock my knee and I couldn’t straighten it so I felt I had no choice. Now 4 months post surgery stiffness just starting to lessen with minor pain. Still not like before but I’m hopeful it will fully recover.
"Finally saw an orthopedic surgeon..."
There is your mistake. To a hammer, every problem will be a nail. If you are injured, go see a sports medicine doctor. They are not going to want to cut on you. I know that the good doc here is an orthopedic surgeon, so there's always outliers 🤭
I’m a CVICU Nurse and try to educate my patients and it is an uphill battle Not many people are willing to change their diet but I will keep spreading the truth and sure it will fall on undead ears.
I get the same sense. Exerrcise. Eat nutritiously. Avoid the medical profession like you avoid drug dealers. But I repeat myself.
Our society has been programmed to think that unless their surgery or medication’s involved that there is no real cure. I worked physical therapy for 25 years. The patients didn’t want to do exercises, they didn’t want to change their habits, they wanted surgery. And they wanted pain meds. I had more than one patient that had shoulder injury, rotator cuff injury to be exact. Through physical therapy they got full range of motion and full strength back. But they still wanted surgery. And the unethical doctors would do it. Disgusting.
Your right!!! Physical therapy saved me three surgeries, rotator cuff, knee, and back surgery, surgery was recommended, but the recovery time was to long, as I told the doc, and he recommended Physical Therapy, it's troubling that he didn't recommend that first, he also said I would have knee replacement surgery on both knees by the time I was sixty pushing seventy now still good. A good physical therapist is priceless. And I would recommend to anyone that is told by their doctor that they need a surgery! Just tell them no what are my other options? And if he disagrees get a second opinion!!!
@@petekosar8379 sometimes surgery is needed. But it is troubling when it is the first option they throw out there for so many things. The hospitals don’t make much money on physical therapy, but they make a bunch on surgeries. Follow the money.
@@petekosar8379
Well said and I agree 💯
❤ LIFE STYLE PROCEDURE…..DOC. BAKER …soooooooo many UNNECESSARY SURGICAL PROCEDURES !
Love from sunny Florida ❤️☀️
Yes. I can relate with an example of my dog and people say it is a dog, has no relevance. How come? A dog is made or flesh and cartilage and bones like all of us and I healed my dog CCL with just rest, brace and supplements for 2 months when vet should operate for £6000.
I take daily supplements for myself, my dog takes them too for the ret of our lives...
Also the carnivore diet restored strength in my nails and hair and less wrinkles on my face, more skin elasticity... it is real.
ACL surgery? Ive had both done in my lacrosse years. Still able to play athletics high level at age 37 thanks be to God
I'm having a hard time convincing people to do it. They just "know" the diet is bad for them. And instead, complain day after day that their bodies hurt, or that exercising isn't helping them lose weight. I'm continuing to offer help, but they refuse. It's frustrating. I got kicked off of a facebook page, because some guy "knew" carnivore was bad and then insisted on showing me an "Omnivore" study... smh. How can I get through to these people? I've lost 40 lbs, but they don't see it or think I'm a liar, I guess, and actually doing something else... Carnivore diet all the way!
Unfortunately you just have to accept that many won't go for it. I try to just remain positive about it and confidently offer it as a solution if someone is having problems, but at the end of the day they really have to want to do it. No one can get them to that point but themselves. If it means hitting rock bottom first, well...hitting rock bottom has changed a lot of people's lives before.
I hear you. All you can do is show them by your results. -and tell them if they ask.
In my experience, people are more likely to come around (and not be defensive) if they see what you're eating and ask, than if told "carnivore will change your life!".
Pride is a funny thing. -makes us stubborn.
Allow them the freedom of becoming prisoners in their own sick bodies 😢
Good video! I wish I had found Carnivore five years ago when I was having gallbladder attacks. I asked the surgeon if I could keep my gallbladder any other way than having surgery. He said, “don’t call me if you have another attack on Christmas!” In other words, no, so I had it removed. It was a very painful procedure as the stones I had were extremely large. Had I known then what I know now, I could have at least attempted to save it myself by what I would have considered counterintuitive at the time, eating a high fat, Carnivore diet as opposed to the low fat, high carb diet I was on. Now I know, unfortunately without a gallbladder to help my body process fats more easily. I’m now 13 months into Carnivore and loving it! Thank you for educating people, Dr. Baker. Maybe others will be spared these unnecessary surgeries.
Friend had a triple bypass. Asked him how long he had been feeling poorly.
He responded, "I felt great. I didn't even know I was going to have a heart attack until the physical. "
They performed surgery on him that week and I just wonder if it was necessary or maybe a boat payment was impending.
Boat payment….😂
Wow
Did he have an angiogram or have a CAC score done? What was his triglycerides to HDL ratio?
That is the question 🫤
My husband had 3 surgeries when diagnosed w cancer…the last one, on the lung, the surgeon came to his room after and basically admitted there was nothing there to take out, and that was a tough surgery😖
….and I was feeding him a bunch of vegetables while he had a colostomy….for good🥲…I thought I was doing good!😠.
If we knew then what we know now….Honestly I wonder….did he ever have cancer?
@@Debbie-rp1pi Don't know but he has always been and avid hiker and cyclist and never felt better when they rushed him through surgery.
He is one of many who trust the self-proclaimed experts.
I’m 51, I’ve had a hip replacement, dental issues, cancer, addiction and heart disease, carnivore now and off all my heart meds and feel better than I ever have, I’m convinced now that this is our proper diet.
It may be a good way to eat and I do not doubt many people feel better with carnivore. But I read that so many cultures eat a mix of foods and can be very healthy and live long such as in Greece and Sardinia. They eat veggies and other foods too like pasta, wine and cheese and fruit.
I went to the dentist today. Easiest cleaning ever. Nothing found. I haven't had a cavity since giving up sugar.
@@underated17you can't argue with people who have got healthy and got off all their meds with carnivore. If they returned to vegetables and carbs they would need their meds again and wouldn't feel good.
@@Debbie-rp1pi I am not arguing with them. I do not doubt that people have gotten well with carnivore. I am saying that people also live long and healthy in Sardinia Italy as am example and from what I know they eat goat cheese pasta bread veggies fruit and honey and wine. They eat a varied diet in Sardinia and are healthy.
@@underated17 A lot of these communities actually eat more meat than what we're told. They also walk a lot more and spend time outside in the sun. As the younger generations are eating more carbs they aren't as healthy as the older people eating more meat. Dave Mac at No Carb Life just interviewed a herbalist of 40 years who is shocked at her health turnaround on carnivore. She has built a huge business and now is shocked at what she has discovered.
Yep. My father-in-law was just diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia, and my father-in-law asked if there was any dietary regime he could follow, and the oncologist said "No, you can eat whatever you want". He is in a cancer center at a Mayo Clinic.
ouch!!!
Can’t leave it to the doctors, everyone needs to be educated on proper health and nutrition if they’ll listen.
Disgusting 😡😡😡
Cancer feeds exclusively on glucose = $0 for oncologist.
Nutrition means nothing in the medical industry
Biggest problem is most people want the easy way out. Ozempic, body positivity, a quick cheap meal from a fast food restaurant. Easier to buy that nice car with 84 monthly payments than to save up and maybe get a less expensive car and pay cash. We're in a "I want it all and want it now society" It's easier to get weight loss surgery or take drugs than it is to put in the hard work. Problem is, hard work always pays off. Drugs and and quick fixes always have side effects later on. Just my opinion.
Yep. Not everyone wants to be well. It is just too much work for most.
Don't forget
Diet needs to be foundation for mental health treatment
#WallStreetBigPharmaResistance
Our entire healthcare system is a gigantic failure, except for the money grubbing.
I ruptured a L4-5 disc completely. It caused 4 hours of complete paralysis below my knee. I went to the best ortho surgeon in town. Big town. He was the NFL teams guy. He had two overweight slobs examining my MRI, giggling because it was such a big blowout- "well, I guess your running days are over" they offered. I was so pissed. I went to my follow up with the ortho and said, "what if we wait a little bit for the surgery? (fusion of L4 and 5) I never went back. Ever. Stopped running for two years, got on the bike, started working on my strength....and that was 35 years ago....very active today and yes, on rare occasion I get some nerve issues, but it is brief and rare. And I have had half a dozen other issues with joints and tendons...all worked out with PT and gym.
wow.... though was waiting for a lifestyle comment, ie; going for high carb to low carb...
Even with good advice and support, how many people would actually follow it I wonder.
Who gives up there drug or alcohol addiction without hitting rock bottom? I have learned that a lot of people get there identity from their aliments. They would rather suffer or die than make a new story.
Well , if you need a dentist I am certainly interested.
Right. People don't change when they should, they wait till it's a major issue. Prevention is key. Data from preventative testing. Screening.....
so true, prevention is the BEST way to keep your health in check, once you go past your body's limit, it's very hard to go back to default setting.
I'm begging anyone reading this, PREVENTION IS KEY
Or they believe the lie;
'I feel bad because I'm getting older.'
This also justifies food addiction.
@@ajs3994 which lie ?? From who? I'm 58 and grew up hearing about eating whole food our grandparents would have eaten. Get lots of sunlight, hard work, eat three square meals a day but don't eat too much, no junk and no snacking, exercise and regular medical screening, herbs from the forest and garden are for medicinal purposes, fishing, hunting and killing our own food makes us strong, eat the whole animal, canning and fermented food for the gut,.... I think our grandparents taught us well. In university then med school was taught the same.
@@DrAJ_LatinAmerica and get regular medical screening? Why, so they can give you big pharma drugs just to be preventative? No I don't think so.
@@ajs3994Yep. I've got a friend in his 30s who is on statins, PPIs, and anti anxiety medications. He acts like it's because he's "getting old", but people in their 30s should not be this sick!!! 30s is SO young yet. He and his wife are both overweight, but I was told by them that "whole milk is bad for your heart" so they don't drink it. It's crazy to be eating nothing but animal foods and be at my slimmest and not taking any medications, and have sick people tell me the types of things I might eat are unhealthy? Completely insane.
I totally agree!!!!! Have had the TERP procedure twice 5 years apart due to “enlarged” prostate. I regret my Harvard grad urologist is clueless about the metabolic nature of my inflamed prostate. I am certain Carnivore would have kept the condition from happening. I’m not expecting round 3.😝👎🏻🥩❤️🇺🇸
Dr Baker, would you be willing to speak about the mandatory vax of the Covid era or vaccines in general?
I believe he has before, but had to use very coded, encrypted language!
@@ianstuart5660
Yes absolutely agree 💯
May God continue protecting him
Yeah he will get booted off youtube faster than you can blink,.
Yes!!! ❤ Thank you so much Dr.
I've been having episodes of extreme lower abdominal pain in past couple years (unrelated to periods). Doctors only offered contraceptive pills and laparoscopy? So I went for the laparoscopy and nothing was found. But, since I switched to an animal based diet the pains are gone. I still don't know the cause and probably will never know, but at least I found something that works for me.
People don't want to change lifestyle.
I see it everyday.
The worst group are the elderly people who are stubborn my parents are just like this have many different health issues and refuse to even consider lifestyle/diet changes.
Think of the millions of gallbladder and appendix removals that are simply derangements from improper diet 😥
Dr. Baker is. Real one🎯 💪🥩
🙏💯🙏🙏🙏🙏
Dr. Baker, do you need surgery if you have rotator cuff pain and a torn muscle in you shoulder?
My question too! Been carnivore for about a year and a half. But severe torn rotator cuff for about 8 months that still hasn’t healed. Will be deciding on surgery later this month. Would love to not have surgery.
@@gerrycollins9409 My friend just had surgery and she couldn't use her arm for a month!!! It was in a sling. Couldn't drive. Fortunately she had family that came and helped but what do you do if you don't have that kind of help?? My shoulder has been hurting but I am doing exercises for it and the pain has diminished, fortunately.
I Tore my Right Rotator Cuff and Surgery would have put my Company out of Business , plus a $6,000.00 deductible.
I'm Left Handed Now
I work for an osteopath and we see how much better people are with just the basics: Workout 2 times a week, non-inflamatory diet and good sleep. And when issues do show up, most can be taken care of with recovery work and a couple of sessions. The only thing I can hope is to show by example how much better a human can be if there's good care.
Absolutely. I went strict keto about a decade ago and it was game changing, not only did my weight normalise but all my niggling issues that my doctor couldn’t clear up went away.
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You've driven into the public health sector of proactive health instead of simply being reactive. Respect.
I’m in interventional pain mgt, dealing in spinal cord stimulation implants. Most (not all) of these patients are experiencing chronic post-operative pain from back and knee surgeries. Thank you Dr Baker for bringing this to the surface. People in the US take terrible care of themselves.
In my opinion and personal experience you're missing the main component of disease which would be the psychology of the person experiencing the symptoms. It's not their diet or sleep directly per say but what the trauma or emotional stress they may be under causing their dis-ease.
I'm not on a carnivore diet, but I am on a gluten & lactose free diet. And the improvements that I have experienced in the last couple of days have been impressive.
Thank you
I wish my inguinal hernias didn’t require surgery. And my sinus polyps. And my ankle nodules. And my bulging/degenerated discs. I’m a mess.
I've had previous nasal polyp surgery.
They were lining me up for op number 3 when I decided to look for the cause of the inflammation. The answer was in my diet, inflammation reduced so did the polyps.
@@JackieBrown-hd7fj thank you for sharing. Maybe giving carnivore more time will reduce the polyps.
TRUE!!!! Thx to you and other carnivore youtubers,,, I am eight months carnivore. I cancelled hip replacement surgery that was scheduled for Dec 6th 2023. Yesterday I walked six miles, swam a mile and biked 25 - I'm a sixty year old female and am getting my strength back !!! Even my torn ACL seems to be reversing : )))) AMAZING - I am carnivore for the rest of my life - no question!! PS My mood and mental health (hormones / fat adapted) have never been better!!
"HONK, HONK!!" 😊🎉
Vancouver, Washington 💖💋
This reminds me if given the choice, most would chose a bloodless surgery instead of having another humans fluid injected into there body. But blood is big business.
As I was watching this video, something occurred to me - if cholesterol levels are a "marker" of potential heart issues, doesn't giving someone a statin just render cholesterol no longer useful as a marker? (I'm guessing it's not that simple?🤷🏻)
I totally agree.
How do you feel about the suggested colonoscopy procedure after 50 yo
I can't remember which doctor it was, but they recommended against getting one unless there is a real good reason. Perforation of the colon happens more frequently than doctors want to admit and will really screw you up or worse, kill ya.
For those having issues, absolutely. For those who are truly healthy, never been overweight, no family history or genetic issues, have always had a great diet and exercise, no history of diabetes or high blood pressure,....no need for colonoscopy.
See video by internist Dr. Suneel Dhand. He does not recommend colonoscopy unless there is a specific reason. They do not use these in the EU for routine screening.
So damn true
Yes I lost my father because of so-called doctor's fault during unnecessary surgeries...Our family have been regretting so much trusting them too much just because they are doctors at the time. U R SO RIGHT DR. BAKER🙏❤
My 6 hernia operations were necessary. My entire belly and groin area is solid titanium mesh now. I don't think those injuries would have healed themselves.
I have a tendynithis because of exercise. What should I do?
Let it rest and ice is your best friend.
Incorporating real pineapple into your diet can help your joints and ligaments stay strong
Your finger nails will be strong and that’s how you know it works
Pineapple makes you resilient
@@loriirons9503ice? not always our friend. Heat and minor inflammation brings blood to the area. Blood brings nutrients. Slow, light movement is our friend.
Inflammation is the symptom with this.
Carnivore seems to be among the most anti-inflammatory dietary protocols. I don't know if it's enough to alleviate your tendonitis, but I would give it a go.
Doctors Didn't know about MCAS!!! They removed my Gallbladder and tied my Appendix!!! 😤🤕😢💸
The germ theory has a lot to answer for. That said, to some extent everyone is locked inside their own sandboxes when treating symptoms for sound economic reasons. Recently went for gait and foot scan analysis to diagnose what I thought was congenital issue problem of one leg being shorter than the other hence have quite a history of lower back and neck pain. Turns out my left hip is hitched up and back and spine is twisted as a result. Won't say the programme of stretches and exercises they've put me on will entirely resolve my issues as the damage has already been done, but to suddenly restore mobility to the hips and lower back after years of low level pain has taken years off me. I will still have to apply the routines over time but having the information is key - you can become your own doctor teacher/ student to some degree, plus you have a brand new lense through which to work and understand. This was after years of visits to chiropractors and before that physical therapists, wearing orthotics, getting mri scans. Most people are too worried about their loss of revenue stream to give you the power to really heal/rehab yourself.
I'm a lifelong athlete and have had multiple orthopedic surgeries that have continued to allow me to participate in my sport which offers me tremendous fulfillment. They were unavoidable.
Excellent. You are awesome to care for the patients.
Dr. Shawn, I would like to work for Revero! I am in Canada and I hope you would hire internationally!
Cowabunga Big cheese.
Thank you Dr Shawn
May God continue protecting you and your family ❤❤
I just had my third ablation last week. I feel horrible. I wish someone would address AFIB. What choice do I have?
Ive been carnivore for about 7 mo. Im 58 yrs, mother of 7, athlete. I followed the stupid USDA food pyramid and what a farce. I wish Id known above carni in my 20s. Would've probably made my PGs easier, and enhanced my athletic pursuits. Better late than never. Im hoping I can make up for lost time by feeling stronger during the last half of my life.
Having been diagnosed since very young, with T1 Diabetes, I've been and still am insulin dependent for 57 years now. I only take some iodine, and VD3, & K2. Eating a carnivore diet for 8 years, and still have some inflamatory markers of arthritits and acne. I've healed considerably yet, I've been sick for years, and was a former vegan, so I suffered unknownly not realizing I wasn't getting enough nutrition. I'm now giving up all dairy, to help heal even more- 😎♥️🎻🥩
Carnivore cured my MS. I no longer take medication (€1000 per month). Here, in Belgium, it is society that pays social security. So society can say “thank you” to me. I save him €1000 every month
So, I don't want to fast. I have lost all of the weight that I needed to. Lost a little muscle to months ago when I first started and have maintained approximately 170 lbs since then. I was 220 lbs for years and it was no longer all muscle. It is all muscle now. I am just smaller. It feels weird but great possibly even miraculous to finally learn this. Thank you Dr. Baker and everyone else who is spreading the truth.
Anybody got a non-surgical cure for failing (slow, dumb) ring finger? I'm a guitar player, and I've been living with this problem for a decade. I'm not sure if it's arthritis or trigger finger or what, but a steroid (?) shot did nothing. I'm thinking about getting the surgery, which is said to be no big deal. Still. . . .
I absolutely agree! Give me the lifestyle changes and I'll make them! I'm not looking for bandaids
Mcdonalds and other Junk food factories, fund hospitals and run charities. Hospitals allow them to, its a two way deal, (heck at the Childrens hospital in Melbourne Australia, there is a McDonalds in the building where your suppose to be treating sick children! You get em sick, well keep em on the meds/treatments! Just make sure they stay that way for life. Oh and lets not just blame them, we are to blame as well.
Great pitch! More power to you!
I had rotator cuff surgery in 2019
But sadly it retore in 2021
I decided not to go for more surgery
Had physiotherapy instead with exercises to do at home
The physiotherapist i had was absolutely brilliant
3 years on i have full range movement in my arm
Sometimes it can be bit painful
I never ever take tablets
I'm glad I was able to get my appendix out when it ruptured. Appendectomy. I'm not sure what I could have done to prevent that. That said, I wish there were more valid assistance for diet and lifestyle changes.
Cut the carbs. Cut the crap. Maybe even cut the plants.
Take control of your own health.
Even if I have an end stage "disease" I'm going to follow a PHD and let my body do what it needs to do. I've recently been watching content from Hospice Nurse Julie and it is amazing to me her insights on the natural dying process.
Does anybody have any thoughts or data on how many colonoscopies with polyp removal are unnecessary? Thanks
Every time I listen to this guy talk, I want to clear my throat. He always sounds like he’s got phlegm.
Amen
64 year old, I am on carnivore/keto, not seeing a lot of weight loss on the scale. Some how I hurt my knee, hurts when I walk. I don’t think it is meniscus because it is the back of the knee that aches. I don’t want surgery but I need to be able to move.
Not all of your videos are showing up on my feed so have to go to your page!!!! Anyone else experience this?!!
Speaking of dieticians giving bad advice. I recently learned that the board that certifies dieticians in this country owns stocks in processed food companies such as pepsico, general mills, nabisco and the like.
Talk about a conflict of intrest
You give the doctor that cures you naturally the same amount of money that you would pay for radiation treatment or surgery. That would get alot of them on board. And the companys that run pharma lock them up in jail
Can lifestyle cure a ruptured appendix, ..peritonitis?
I had my doctor tell me I had to have my gall bladder removed .. was referred to having some scans done and a surgeon .. the surgeon reviewed the scans with me and said there isn’t any indication of any gall stones that I could have it removed if I want but I wasn’t interested .. turns out the pains I was having was due to highly stressful and very long hours job and diet .. took a divorce and layoff to figure it all out but here I am 7 years later better than ever
Please make a short video, where you just say "Rrrribbit" over and over
we all have a few health issues but i firmly belive a knife isnt a healing instrument. only in the most dire of circumstances
I have noticed more than half of orthopedic surgeries are botched or make the patient worse.
Im listening to Taleb’s Antifragile and he says the same thing
Including the legs you amputated
Doesn’t sound like good business for the drug and food Cartels
While being on the carnivore diet over a yr and a half I have developed an inguinal hernia. I have been trying to heal it through diet and exercise. It is a battle that is quite challenging. Any thoughts Sean. I appreciate all you are doing!
Personally here I had a cancerous bladder removed and about a year later an adrenal tumor. After the surgeries I used carnivore to build back better. Just saying.
@@deflo56 thanks there are some people online who are primarily vegan that are having some sucsess but I having so much overall health improvements with carnivore that I don't really want to give up carnivore journey.
@@williamrussell7635 I’m 90% plus animal based. My first surgery was rather complex. I did a steady 200 grams of protein per day over an eight hour window. By design I have a hernia and thanks to a proper human diet I’m living my best life at 68. If you do go for a surgical repair picking the guy to do it is key.
There's no money in it😮
Thx Doc B. 👍🇺🇸👍
Yep 100% true.
Amen Dr Baker
So true ❤
🙏✝️🤴❤️👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I'm 50-50. My last surgery was about draining a few cubic "hectaliters" of pus from my bowels, so when necessary, yes.
Have you seen anyone cure their varicose veins and venous insufficiency with Carnivore? Im on month 4 & while my skin has improved my stasis eczema remains. It's so itchy.
@m.sand- I hope your giving us all the facts doc because, something about this doesn’t sound right. If a stone came out of the gall bladder and plugged the bile duct then they would do a ERCP where they go in through the mouth and remove the stone that’s blocking the bile duct. I just had this done and, yes they wanted to remove the gall bladder after that but, that was because it was full of stones. They never once said they could remove the stones from the gall bladder. I didn’t want to loose my gall bladder but, since I had a plugged bile duct for around a month I had turned yellow and my pee was black. Once the stone was removed I cleared up but, got an infection on my gall bladder and my really good looking liver (do to carnivore) and had to get a very powerful antibiotic and a drain on my gallbladder for eight weeks before they could remove the gallbladder. The stones kept coming out of the gallbladder but were small enough to pass without plugging up the bile duct again. I sure hope your right about this because everything that comes out of the gallbladder has to go across the pancreas and that’s not something you want screwed up. If your mother in law has not been healthy because she’s be on the sad diet most of her life then, she might be in real trouble on a 30 to 50 % carnivore diet, she needs to go 100% now. I’m 64 and have been carnivore going on six years. Thanks for caring for her.
Save whose money. Many are getting rich, and decision makers are more inclined toward those guys.