My mom just transitioned on June 6th of this month just 4 weeks shy of her 100th birthday. She had her own farm, heated with wood, focused on pure water and organic foods, herbs, and supplements. She never went to a doctor. Over the years many people would make fun of her lifestyle, calling her a "health food nut", these uninformed folks died YEARS before mom and had many health problems!

@faylinameir

11 ай бұрын

Sounds like your mom lived a beautiful life. ❤that’s my dream for sure

@justinw1765

11 ай бұрын

I'm sorry to hear about your loss. If the nonphysical exists (I've had my own experiences, but can't expect others to take my word on it), you will see each other again.

@bryancarlson3673

11 ай бұрын

@@justinw1765 You are correct. I enjoy watching videos about NDEs on KZread and know we are returning to a MUCH better place which is our TRUE home!

@briananderson1246

11 ай бұрын

​@@justinw1765 🌥↕️🔥? 🤔

@twelfthhour

11 ай бұрын

That's the dream ❤ If you don't mind, what was her approach to supplements?

I have reversed my upset stomach since 6 months after a operation with a lot of antibiotics that I tried to repair with probiotics and plant based fiber rich foods. But it did not work, I did a three day water fast and back to normal. So happy after getting my life back. Now I fast 24 hours every second week. Maybe a three day fast once or twice a year,

"She was willing to do dangerous and radical things, she was willing to eat well, exercise, go to bed on time and undergo fasting." What a refreshing take on our health and wellness. I love these guys and what the heck is going on with their skin? They both look much younger than they are! I love this!

@michellebud234

11 ай бұрын

I heard him say this as I read your comment! 😮 Amazing!!!

I used to be the cross country star of my high school. My coach even thought I was crazy. I would run for miles in 90 degree weather. But when I went to see the doctor they told me I was beginning to get a heart murmur and my blood pressure was almost 200. I also developed epileptic seizures. I do not run anymore. I walk. I think walking is much more natural personally. I think people do many athletic activities more out of a sense of competition and “achievement” rather than practical health.

I love all the interviews Alan Goldhamer does. I listened to the Rich Roll interview 2 years ago, about year ago I bought the Pleasure trap and over last two years I gave up alcohol, most of the meat. But still my lifestyle was very unhealthy, finally 30 days ago I made the change to Whole food plant based diet sugar free already down 15lbs and off my high blood pressure medication.

@seitanbeatsyourmeat666

11 ай бұрын

That’s really great, congratulations! 🎉

@frumpd63

11 ай бұрын

Something to be very proud of

@bcda2248

11 ай бұрын

👍

I used to suffer immensely from autoimmune spinal arthritis at only 17 years old. I attempted my first 48 hour fast at the age of 21 on a whim (not recommended) and it ABSOLUTELY CHANGED THE COURSE OF MY ENTIRE LIFE. Within 2 days, more than 80% of my symptoms were gone. Since then I’ve been consuming an exclusively whole food plant based diet, started making my own videos, became a holistic nutritionist, and continued healing after my fast. It was the one thing that opened my eyes and shifted my efforts in the right direction. Thank you for such an amazing video!

I went with Chris for the day and it was FASCINATING!! 😯 I kept pestering him to publish this interview so I could send it to two very sick people that Chris mentioned in the interview.

"It's very difficult for people to live healthy in a world that is designed to make them fat, sick and miserable." Let that sink in for a minute.

I fasted for 40 days at True North in 2015. Until one does it, they cannot understand how comfortable the body gets once it is fully in ketosis. Appetite just disappears, and one feels light and relatively well. Of course, you cannot be too active. You have to rest, the mind, as well as the body.....and you have to have adequate body fat reserves to do a water fast for 40 days. Hence why people have to be medically screened and supervised with regular urine and blood tests, which is the case at True North.

@michelle_cen

11 ай бұрын

Wonderful to hear! Did you get the health results you were looking for? ❤

@helicart

11 ай бұрын

@@michelle_cen Hi Michelle. I look forward to meeting you later this year. I am in the process of booking to come back to True North. I came in 2015 suffering for 20+ years from the sequelae of meningitis. I had no magical expectations, but believed an extended fast was worth trying. My theory was that meningitis can scar the meninges and interfere with CSF flow dynamics. And an extended fast might result in catabolic resorption of some of the scar tissue. I didn't sense this happened, but I did lose a lot of weight, and learned a lot. I am a health professional in Australia and went back to TNH to intern. I saw many amazing remissions while there, and believe there is a profound paradigm breaking future for medically supervised fasting. I hope you are settling in for the long term there!

@aina2165

11 ай бұрын

But, don`t you loose too much weight? I can`t believe this can be healthy, not eating for 40 days?? You only drink water and eat nothing, for 40 days???

@helicart

11 ай бұрын

@@aina2165 ok, how much weight do you think you lose on average each week?

@justinw1765

11 ай бұрын

Did you have to have any broth, or lemon juice, during that time? Or was it only water the whole time?

Success is not built on success. It's built on failure, It's built on frustration. it's built on fear that you have to overcome. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life."

really makes you think that all those health institutions never tell people about the power of fasting, so much money is made peddling pills instead of just not eating for a week. Diabetes can be reversed with fasting, even cancer in some cases (since the body eats it for fuel, its wild). Thanks for another banger video and putting chapters in. I only eat once a day and sometimes do 3 day fasts, it is very feasable and you become much more flexible during travel or anything in life really.

"It's a pleasure to work around people who aren't idiots or assholes." . I love this guy. Working in medicine, it must have been hard ;) When I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. I asked my doctor if he had an dietary recommendations. He said, and I quote, "If it tastes good eat it" I immediately went on a series of 3-5 day fasts. My numbers dropped each visit. I try to stick to an SOS diet, bu admit it is not easy.

@michelle_cen

10 ай бұрын

Amazing! I know several people who used fasting to decrease their prostate cancer. The results post a long fast are pretty dramatic; tumor mass reduction and PSA drop sustained months later. Glad it worked for you with just 3-5 days. You’re a champ. Progress > perfection. Luckily we don’t have to be pure SOS-free to see health results :) Don’t be hard on yourself ❤

@Julottt

5 ай бұрын

Salt is like crack lol sugar and oil free is easy is you eat enough sweet fruits and some avocadoes and unsalted nuts.

Statins are known to cause blindness and dementia in older people. Happened to my mother in law. I got her on the no oil plant based diet. Her tests were excellent. The MD said she had the blood tests of a teenager. Unfortunately nobody ever talked about taking her OFF those horrible meds, and she was so brainwashed that she could not make the connection of the harm it had done to her. She needed a fulltime nurse that lived with her for 5 years. First for the total blindness then for the horrible dementia. That reduced all her life's savings to zero. And there were quite a bit at the start of this. She had been sharp as a knive before they had upped the statins. And she knew. She said: "This is not me. I am not feeling like myself". That was 2015. From there on life was constant suffering until 2022. In the end she became so unmanageable that she was put on Risperidone. That is the stuff that finishes off our elderly quite quickly. Did that to my father in law. Did that to my mother in law. Did that to my father. And is actually in this moment doing this to my mother. I am watching all this....and I can do nothing as we have no means to organize the care for them. And besides......they have sooo much resistance and sooooo much blind trust in their doctors and the media and big pharma. Not a chance for anything else. So sad.

@aureliaglenn2220

10 ай бұрын

So sorry that all this is happening, and has happened, to people in your life. Didn't know that statins could cause blindness. Yikes! Recently, some study was published about the mechanism by which statins cause muscle weakness (which is an admission by researchers that statins can cause muscle problems, which is progress in itself). Sad that doctors would refuse to even consider taking someone off a medication that can have extreme side effects.

@jajajajaja357

10 ай бұрын

@@aureliaglenn2220 PLUS studies have shown that statins are reportedly only of benefit to 5% of the people that take them. But the side effects are for 100% of those who take them. Of course they never take you off of anything. We have to take responsability for ourselves and inform ourselves. But nobody does that. And big pharma is really happy about that.

This exact same thing happened to me. I did two 7 day waterfasts without a glitch. Then on my 3rd water fast which i wanted to extend to 2 weeks ended me up in the emergency ward. I was fainting. The diagnosis said i was low in sodium. Truth is was drinking way more water than usual. That's what went wrong. I drank way too much water during that 3rd fast. I've since done another 7 day fast and it went smoothly... i was more aware of my water intake this time. Who knew that too much water can kill you!!!

@amycharboneau4828

11 ай бұрын

Too much water can deplete our body's electrolytes. You can put a pinch or two (one at a time) of salt under your tongue to help. Cant recall if it's pink Himalayan or Celtic sea salt.

@tinakuczaj3958

11 ай бұрын

You need electrolytes. I add pink Himalayan salt . And no salt which is potassium chloride .

@horsegirl2.012

10 ай бұрын

I drink about 4-5 liters of water a day and sometimes 6 liters. I have a hard time resisting gulping down water. I chronically have low sodium in my blood. I think my antidepressant makes me crave too much water.

@donkeyballs7860

10 ай бұрын

Dr jamadas says pinch of salt.

@amandahoney6276

2 ай бұрын

@@tinakuczaj3958 Sodium & water hydrate you - not just water on its own

I think some of these doctors a little out of touch with regard to the needs of higher level athletes. I say that with respect of course, what they're saying is likely to apply perfectly fine to virtually everybody, but the stresses of an ultra marathon under extreme conditions may well *require* appropriate electrolytes as well as hydration as opposed to simply "just have some dried fruit". All that aside, much respect to the work Dr Goldhamer is doing, and thanks for the continued high quality content.

Fantastic discussion. Dr Goldhammer is a wealth of knowledge. Very articulate man.

One question to be raised on the VeganSOS, is the salt-hydrolise issue I get with endurance running/cycling such as triathlon. How do we handle the loss of salt? most gels contain high amount of salt. I live in the rather hot south of France, so getting concerned. This been said, Alan Goldhammer is the only Dr that actually convinced me to take the VeganSOS idea seriously and follow it strictly. I also went on a 20 days water fast as a preventive measure. Not fun at all, I had followed extensive training on fasting coaching. Do it within a professional environment with diet unwinding before starting the fast!, but it's the VeganSOS combined with rest, exercise and the right state of mind that will change us for the better.

I was encouraged by Doctor Goldhamer roughly 20 years ago now and since then I have water fasted twice a year or as needed over the last 20 years. My initial faith in fasting comes from God who said not if you fast but when you fast! If its my creators expectation that I do it then I do not have to be afraid. I have had so many blessings from fasting that I never knew existed and have been blessings for humbling myself in this way.

Goldhamer gets a little defensive and illogical when discussing hyponatremia, and he doesn't need to be. There is nothing unnatural about an unnatural activity requiring supplementation. The runners at Comrades are used to a customary level of salt intake, so their bodies are flushing sodium up to their genetic potential. They aren't balancing this with appropriate supplementation, so they become depleted. And then they increase their fluid intake beyond thirst signals and become hyponatremic. That's the recipe for hyponatremia. The runners in US ultras are also adapted to excreting large amounts of Na, but they're scarfing down pizza and pretzels and do not have this problem. However, none of this means that someone adapted to a lower level of sodium intake will require the same absolute amount of sodium supplementation. Speaking of Comrades, I would recommned Dr. Tim Noake's book on hyponatremia in sports, Waterlogged. I would also recommend reading the Dahl and Kempner studies on sodium restriction. Dahl stated that he never needed to supplement anyone's sodium regardless of their level of exertion... in their jobs. As someone who exercises quite a bit and eats a mostly salt-free diet, and as work on sodium balance shows, I would argue that sodium excretion in sweat is only genetically regulated at high customary intakes (see Dahl's work on sodium balance). It's like that quote (Goldhamer?) that "if everybody smoked, lung cancer would be genetic." Over time and sweat, my sweat does become sodium depleted, to the point where it can no longer taste salty at all. The salinity of my sweat is one signal I use to determine whether or not I need to start supplementing with salt. Another is water throughouput during physical activity. The third is physiological cravings for salty and sour foods, which I've had with salt-free diet combined with heavy exercise (and also when weaning off lisinopril using a salt-free diet). Acids activate sodium taste buds, so if a bottle of lemon juice or vinegar makes you feel like a hungry vampire, then you could probably use some salt. It's no big deal to add some salt to the diet to balance all of this without resorting to a customary level of salt intake. I'd rather supplement a little during sports than a lot. Other good scientific reading on salt is Macgregor & He, and the World Action on Salt in general. You'll notice the fatal flaw in studies on how minimal reduction of BP is with salt reduction when you read the WHO recommendations and the discussed true physiological need for salt. Find the Yanomami and you will find the truth! :) You have an excellent channel, by the way! I love all of your videos.

@PlantChompers

11 ай бұрын

Thank you. Mark Allen said he carries salt tablets and when he craves salt, he sucks on one. Once the craving stops and they don't taste delicious anymore, he spits them out. That has become my go-to. I didn't take any until mile 42 at Comrades, when I felt faint, so I sucked on a few and they were DELICIOUS! And I felt better in a few miles.

I did it. Water only for 34 days. I wanted 40 days but had to stop due to nausea. In hind sight i probably just needed magnisium and potasium. Anyway i lost 42 lbs. I continued on with 72hr fasting 2 days eating for a month more lost tatal of 62lbs. Blood presdure went normal, glucose down, overal sleep fantastic.Peace in my boday and mind like never had in my life. I did it on my own by watching these people and learning all i could. I am a believer 💯. Fasting and intermittent fasting is now my new tool for health and cell renewal.

Finally! Two of my favorite people to watch. Did a 21 day fast @True North. Dr. Goldhamer is great! Also the only chiropractor I was willing to trust. Thank you Chris!!!

@michelle_cen

11 ай бұрын

Thank you Hilda! I love you and your daughter so much ❤

I have great respect for Dr. Goldhamer! Thank you, Chris!

So epic cool, and I just met Michelle Cen this weekend at the National Health Association conference and interviewed her there and I couldn't believe how brilliant and ahead of her age she was, she's like the coolest and most brilliant and wisest twenty-four-year-old I've ever encountered.

@michelle_cen

11 ай бұрын

It was my honor to meet YOU! ❤🤩 You are too kind!! Thank you. It takes one to know one.

@VeganLinked

11 ай бұрын

@michelle_cen ❤️

This is one of the best interviews that I have ever heard on KZread. Kudos to the interviewer and the interviewee!

Chris, thank you for your relentlessness in making these videos. About a year ago I stumbled upon your 3-part health influencer longevity videos and you opened my eyes to be more thoughtful about what we put into our bodies. My household has become wfpb for about 6 months now from a very unhealthy omnivore diet before and we have you to thank. In watching many of your works, you've inspired us to have the belief that: A plant-based diet allows for the most humans to live on the earth as long as possible. Thank you so much for your efforts. Keep going, you are making a world of difference!

End of Day 20 on my 40 day water fast. I haven’t weighed myself since day 1, when I was 253lbs. I now weigh 227lbs. A 26lb weight loss 😊

@wordzmyth

10 ай бұрын

How are you now? If you are fasting without medical supervision are you having blood tests?

@HoodieSource

10 ай бұрын

@@wordzmyth I’m doing fine. Day 35 of Day 40

Congratulations on producing a Must-Watch series. Less really was MORE all along. Who realised? 🤷🏻

Shelton's book Fasting Can Save Your Life is an absolute mind blower. It's so much more than just a out fasting. It's the hot pepper of health books.

@JJMLJ

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the recommendation. It looks like a difficult book to get a hold of where I live. Do you know of any other "how to fast" books that come close? Thanks.

@lorah3005

11 ай бұрын

@@JJMLJ Maybe 'The Science and Fine Art of Fasting' by the same author?

This was wonderful! I did a 10 day preventative water fast at True North with my wife in 2018. They are the real deal, they even teach you how to cook while fasting, which is an extra super power! Can't wait to go back. Great interview, questions and attention to detail. 👍

@michelle_cen

11 ай бұрын

Looking forward to seeing you there some time ☺️ So many are return patients.

Great video Chris. A little anecdote. Years ago I visited the Pauling Health Manor in NY where they supervised fasting and healthy diet. The founder granted me an interview and on this topic of folks resorting to fasting only as a last resort: On one occasion someone drove their loved one to the manor but by the time of arrival the person had already passed. So sad that people only come to this as a last resort after conventional medicine has failed so spectacularly.

@PlantChompers

11 ай бұрын

Argh, I'm so sorry to hear this. I know TrueNorth had at least one patient who booked a stay but died before arriving.

@kamaliancirranoush1916

11 ай бұрын

Hey I really enjoyed your videos and interviews from the past. If you decided to make more content in the future that would be awesome!

@RawandCookedVegan

11 ай бұрын

@@kamaliancirranoush1916 Thank you very much. Let me know if you'd be up for an interview.

Sorry to comment so much, but thank you again for producing amazing videos like these. I see a much brighter future for people, and many more people adopting a WFPB SOS-free lifestyle. You’re apart of the pioneers.

@michelle_cen

11 ай бұрын

Appreciate ALL your comments and support, Sow 🥰 You rock!!!

Interesting, Goldhamer has mellowed a bit. Nice to see.

This was engrossing. I have heard here and there about True North, and seen a few short interviews with Dr. Goldhamer over the years, but that was nothing compared to this incredibly informative interview. I am looking forward to your follow-up videos about the center with great anticipation. Thanks for posting : )

My longest water only fast was 30 days. I do varying days of fasting and built up to 30 days. It's all about taming the mind.

@PlantChompers

11 ай бұрын

Amazing! Respect.

@AskAgainL8ter

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely! I’m on day 3 of 7. When I first started fasting, 24 hours seemed like a long time. My longest fast was 9 days and now I do a 7 day once a season.

@Dhspat

10 ай бұрын

@@AskAgainL8ter Are your fasts SUPERVISED or you just do it by yourself? My max is 55 hours so far.

@jonahwhale9047

9 ай бұрын

Yeah, the worst part about fasting is the boredom of it. The best part is not wasting all of the time in washing up & cleaning in the kitchen! It's a mazing how much time we waste every day feeding & dealing with the consequences of our neurotic food addictions.

Another plant based doctor the whole world needs to know about. Id like to see Simon Hill interview him too. Thank you Chris. Thank you for all that you do.

it's all in the wrist 🤘🏽🤘🏽 the pleasure trap was so enlightening, one of my favorite books 🔥

Always amazing to hear Goldhamer break it down like that.

Cool to see this stuff getting more light. It wasn't that long ago you pretty much had to assume it was a scam but getting to actually hear about it you realize it kinda makes other things look like a scam.

I don't know if other viewers feel this way, but my mind can't help but turn to those people in my life who I know would benefit from fasting, or a stay with Dr Goldhamer and his team. Great video, as usual. Thanks

@PlantChompers

11 ай бұрын

Same! I don't know about a really long fast... They would have to have a serious condition for me to think they need that, but I would love for them to have a shorter stay.

@sonosolo4528

11 ай бұрын

My mother wouldn't give up the ice cream, passed @75 and the last year wasn't good. She would be only 83 now. I quit sugar, 95% of the meats and alcohol, (3 to 6 everyday, for 40 years) dropped 40 pounds. All with you tube doctors and plant chompers.

@MrRibbett454

11 ай бұрын

Good for you, but sorry about your mum.

Congratulations on this interview Chris! What a coup. Great info. Thank you

This was a great video! I can't wait to watch the other interviews. Thank you for another great video!

49:00 love how he gets fired up and you can see the passion in what he believes

Really enjoyed this episode ❤ can’t wait for the next one 🎉

Another great conversation. It's refreshing to see and hear that they are using science and not hyperbole to get people healthy. I also loved the math equation for a healthy relationship at the end. 90%=A ❤

@carl13579

11 ай бұрын

If you turn on captions, it says 90% gives you an egg. 🙂

@contextwithjohnmalone

11 ай бұрын

@@carl13579 well then that's just an added bonus 🤣

The honesty and engagement with Dr. Goldhamer is great! Wonderful interview!

Very excited for the next interviews! Great content again, Chris

Best of the best , 2 of you, fantastic meeting, appreciate to great minds of experience, honesty and sharing these amazing things!

Finally! Been checking often for new video to drop!

I learned a lot today and to ponder. Thank you so much for the wide focus you take on nutrition!

Major fan of Dr. Goldhammer, thank you for this video!

This interview was amazing!

Dr. Goldhamer is the real deal. TrueNorth has been on my radar for a while. Can’t wait for the other interviews, especially the one with Dr. Veress!

Im happy that people like Alan exist!

Literally the first and only person other than myself I have ever heard mention the incredibly common reaction of trying to control fever. I will never understand this and I have learned to consciously ride the chilly waves into a blissful place on my fevers, which I stay rugged up and let my body do what it is trying to do! Unless the fever is so out of control I might die, then I just don't understand why I would want to switch of this natural reaction as and whenever it ever appears.

@shrinkingtinka6875

11 ай бұрын

Try saying that in any of the online mum’s group I got almost crucified. I don’t give myself or my kids any fever medication unless it’s over 39celsius. The concept that the fever is good and it’s what gives your body signal to activate the immune system is not popularized enough.

@justinw1765

11 ай бұрын

I've thought and said similar for years. But I do recognize there are cases wherein it is best to try to control fever. But for self, I haven't ever found it necessary.

@elephantintheroom5678

11 ай бұрын

Same here! Let the fever destroy the infection!

@tamcon72

11 ай бұрын

@@shrinkingtinka6875 I'm afraid it's been suppressed, rather: When I was a child--I'm 50--it was the usual recommendation from every pediatrician. It's just basic biology.

@cindi79

11 ай бұрын

I had a 104 fever for 48 hours Oct 1999. All I did was drink water. Woke up that morn, went to work like regular...but my eating disorders completely stopped. I went WFPB and lost 75 pounds in less than a year. 3 1/2 years later still no eating disorders. I have always given credit to the fever and people just role their eyes.

Thanks for sharing this. It was very informative.

Another amazing video! I’ll hit 6 years in September of only eating WFPB which reversed many things for me. I try to do a 36hr fast every quarter. 🤘

very interesting.. seems like a well rounded grounded approach. Much respect!

Yet another fantastic interview! So much great knowledge packed in this hour!

I recently went for a short 7 night stay at TrueNorth Health Center (it was all my schedule would allow). Some of the people on this video were there when I was there. :) I went to give my body a reset and to bring some minor health issues under control before they become major issues. All of my issues are the result of dietary excess due to being stuck in the pleasure trap for decades. I fasted four days while there, one day of juices and three days of water only. I got off all supplements I was taking and one small acid reflux prescription. I have slept better this past month than I have in over five years, averaging at least seven hours of sleep without having to take any herbal supplements to help me stay asleep. I have had no acid reflux issues at all. I had already given up sugar, coffee, and highly processed foods before arriving at TrueNorth and had already lost some weight. I have maintained the weight loss from my time at TrueNorth and I am continuing to remain on a whole plant foods SOS free diet. I will go back to my doctor in October for follow-up blood work and I am looking forward to seeing improvements in several areas. I would highly recommend TrueNorth to anyone.

@michelle_cen

11 ай бұрын

Incredible! Thank you for sharing, Teresa 🤩👏

I wanted you to keep going & going!! So enjoyed this!!!!😃

Fantastic!! What a wonderful video. The questions and details you put in are so darn good. Thank you very much for your service! Absolutely amazing.

This is so wonderful! Thank you so much!

We should all learn to fast because as Siddhartha says in the book by Hermann Hesse, "when a person has nothing to eat, fasting is the smartest thing he could do."

@imamea7946

11 ай бұрын

Great book

Two comments regarding Dr. G's response to Plant Chompers ("PC) questions: 1st about PC's near death experience after a long running race on a low salt diet. It was definitely NOT low glucose levels. Low glucose symptoms can happen during a long race (= hitting the wall) but these symptoms would immediately go away after eating. So not continue for 2 days. PC's suggestion it was from low sodium after sweating a lot seems most likely. In my own experience I stopped my afib by adding a little more salt to my very low salt diet. 2nd contrary to Dr. G's claim that the rough experiences in the 1st 72 hours of a fast is from toxin release (though that can come later in a fast) it is from the body switching from glucose derived energy to ketone (fat) derived energy. And this will happen in varying degrees to everyone starting a fast unless they are already in ketosis from eating a low carb diet

Looking forward to watching this!

Great interview, thank you.

I love how informative your videos are.

Longo said the stomach lining can be eaten into during a fast. He recorded it as signs of leaky gut. Said it happened less on an FMD diet. He also said it is important to eat healthy when start eating again.

@andrewnorris5415

11 ай бұрын

I guess being leaky does not matter when not eating anything. And you get stem cells after to rebuild, perhaps better.

Somehow I didn`t see this vid when it was first released (notification button smashed now). VERY informative. I`ve been fascinated w/ the concept of fasting for years. I fasted on my own 10 years ago (I was 52) and went 30 days on water only. I felt INCREDIBLE! But had problems refeeding and lost all the benefits thereafter. Now, I`m planning a trip to True North -- thanks to your interview.

WOW! Just WOW! Great interview (as usual) Chris.

Enjoyed listening to this interview. Will stop by their website for more information.

Thanks for the amazing videos you produce and sharing important information for those willing to hear it

Starting my water fast today beginning weight 280 lbs. see ya in 30 days!

Excited to see this!

Thank you for taking us for a visit to TrueNorth Health. My wife has read The Pleasure Trap a couple times and is a big fan of Dr. Goldhammer, Dr. Lisle, and Chef AJ. I have been impressed by their results but intimidated and practically frightened by the concept of such long fasts. I always appreciate your thoughtful interviews and pursuit of knowledge. I look forward to more from TrueNorth. Thanks again for your efforts.

@PlantChompers

11 ай бұрын

Michelle and I are going to interview Chef AJ on Wednesday at her home!

So excited about this interview! Whenever I've tried to fast, I don't do controlled refeeding very well. I overate every time from feeling deprived. I'd like to visit True North to do a fast properly.

Amazing content and channel. Thank you so much!

Fascinating topic and discussion

Incidentally, I recently finished a fast the other day (just a 3 day one). I'm a fan of taking a half of lemon and squeezing the juice into some clean/purified water and adding a wee bit of "Himalayan" salt into it, and drinking the water slowly. Maybe those 6 or so calories "per meal" make it a non true fast (?) but I feel better when I do it. I keep the total amount to 1 to 2 lemons a day (I also drink water without it). It keeps up some of the electrolytes, but more importantly to me, it is actively cleansing in nature. Lemons, though acidic in their natural state because of the citric acid, if they are digested properly, are actually quite alkalizing in nature (mainly due to their high levels of potassium) . Metabolic wastes/toxins are predominantly acidic in nature, and so facilitating a higher alkalinity helps to speed up the process of detox of these, or so I think at least. I wonder what Dr. Goldhamer would say about the above? Anyways, the longest fast I ever did was 10 days, and felt great after (and started to feel pretty good about 4 days in). I would like to, and should do a longer one, but need to find the time and money to be able to do that.

@jean-chritophedesjarlais8435

11 ай бұрын

He wouldn’t mind the lemon but would sure frown upon the salt.

@justinw1765

11 ай бұрын

@@jean-chritophedesjarlais8435 Hmm, what's wrong with a wee pinch of a salt; a pinch of a pinch?

@jean-chritophedesjarlais8435

11 ай бұрын

@@justinw1765 It's unnecessary, there is enough sodium in whole foods and the purpose of eating is to to relieve, not arouse, hunger.

@eleanorsmith971

11 ай бұрын

How can you contact Dr. Goldhamer. I would like to learn more about this clinic. I am diabetic and other illnesses. I know toxins are hiding out in my body fat. If something can help get rid of this visceral fat I would love to be helped and supervised fasting. I recently started 16/8 and that’s hard for me. I see an improvement in my health eating a plant based diet and a little fasting. I would love a week at week at that facility. I don’t crave unhealthy foods.

I did this, 40 days water only. It changes everything.

Excellent interview!!❤

Fantastic job Chris, you really captured Dr Goldhamer and the facility there in a way I wish I could have for a long time now but have been too far away to do, you nailed it, thank you! Beautiful work man, EXCELLENT! ❤

@DeeSnutz-bd1nt

11 ай бұрын

You guys are awesome too!

Very interesting topic and great interview - Thanks!

I found this fascinating, and you earned a new subscriber from it.

I started doing water fasts 45 yes ago..paul bragg was my hero

I love this, I am so worried about the culture of using glyphostes on wildflowers most of which are nutritional and medicinal and the link to lymphoma in animals and non hodkins lymphoma in humans. I already believe in the plant based diet and have followed a vegan diet for 5 years. ❤

@JessicaTPeterson

11 ай бұрын

So true. There's a war on "weeds" here, and poisons are sprayed all over, as if that's less invasive than the plants, some of which are beneficial to wildlife, etc.

@nickyrivernene5921

11 ай бұрын

@@JessicaTPeterson it's really out of control. So many incidents have happened around here that are worrying.

@aureliaglenn2220

10 ай бұрын

​@@JessicaTPetersonI bet the people so gungho on warring on the weeds are uninformed of the benefits of some of those weeds. They'd faint if they found out that kudzu has medicinal effects!

Ooooh would love to see this as a clinical trial!!!!

Amazing interview!

Thanks for sharing this. I look forward to trying this out & even more so, the benefits of it. Although, I've done a 3 day water fast some years back. But nothing this long.

Another great interview 👍

Love it Mr Chis Chomper your the best on u tube just recently found your channel ,remarkable story you’ve got 👏

Great job. Keep it up.

Mindblowing! What were your takeaways from this interview?

@ceeemm1901

11 ай бұрын

Always only cook my own. Takeaways are for fast people.

@krawlb4walking802

11 ай бұрын

@@ceeemm1901 lol 😂

@Jack_Schularick

11 ай бұрын

Mine is that there are many such centers offering alternative approaches to diseases. They seem to function and flourish by the personality and enthusiasm (or as dr. Goldhamer's wife puts it - narcissism) of the founder/patriarch. Or the one of dr. John McDougall, which lies very close to TrueNorth btw. I had a chance to visit an alternative health center in Denmark called "Hamlegaarden", where there was a Patriarch too, where the food was vegan and tasted fantastic. They offered various unconventional treatment methods, including astrology, unfortunately, as well as ultrasound-guided electrocution of pancreas tumors. Doctors at a nearby hospital hated the place because they had to deal with terminally ill cancer patients who failed to get better at Humlegaarden and went to die at the hospital. So they were not as good at selecting suitable patients over there, among other problems.... I am not a detractor of fasting at all. I think the method needs extensive research in order to be applicable safely by any rural doctor or nurse in the middle of Russia.

Extraordinary.

0:10: 🍽 TrueNorth Health Center is known for medically supervised water fasting up to 40 days, which has shown positive results for patients with various health conditions. 4:51: 😄 The video discusses the topic of fasting and mentions that some people can fast for up to 40 days. 8:42: 😷 During a fast, the body mobilizes and eliminates toxic materials stored in the fat, leading to symptoms such as coated mouth, nausea, skin rash, and headaches. 13:21: 🤯 Fasting can lead to weight loss and a decrease in visceral fat, with long-term benefits for maintaining weight loss and blood pressure. 17:53: 🥦 The video discusses the importance of monitoring individual biochemical variables and recommends a salt-free, oil-free, and sugar-free diet. 22:07: ! Proper hydration and electrolyte intake are important for athletes, but adding salt may not always be necessary. 26:18: 🥦 The video discusses the benefits of fasting and how it can help with conditions caused by dietary excess. 30:06: 🥩 A woman with rheumatoid arthritis achieved complete remission by following a carnivore diet consisting of only beef and salt for six years. 34:02: ✅ Chemotherapy treatments have limited effectiveness and often have severe side effects, making alternative interventions necessary. 38:31: 💆 There are various causes of headaches, but a comprehensive approach that includes chiropractic, osteopathy, acupuncture, and diet can often provide relief. 42:46: ! The speaker is skeptical about the weight loss and health improvements claimed by people who follow their program. 47:18: 🔬 Dr. Goldhamer's goal for TrueNorth Health is to sponsor original clinical research on fasting, including determining its effectiveness, developing biomarkers, and studying behavioral interventions for preventing debility later in life. 51:00: ! The speaker discusses the success of individuals with 'designer genes' and the positive work environment at TrueNorth Health Center. Recap by Tammy AI

Wow! I wasn't expecting THAT!

Thanks for doing this interview. I've been to TN three times but could never water fast more than 5 days without getting sick. After watching your interview (with Dr. G. and also his patient who fasted for cancer) I"m inspired to go back again and give it another try. Also glad to see you read the Pleasure Trap, which is an amazing book that sadly never received as much credit as it should have for its groundbreaking ideas.

Beautiful video❤❤❤❤

Thank you for this. I was there in March. It has changed my life.

@michelle_cen

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing ❤ Would love to hear how it helped you 😊 I was a patient first too!

@TheSchmidt62

11 ай бұрын

I just recently had a follow up from my doctor. He had been seeing me every 6 months. Now that I am so healthy, he said my blood work was so good, he only needs to see me once a year!

Thanks, great timing because i just did an FDM and got really interested in the topics. 👍 Still waiting for updates on your FMDs. Did you continue