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@schpengler

3 ай бұрын

If it doesn’t have the dings, that would be great.

@jfdomega7938

3 ай бұрын

Please stop with the subscribe every 2 seconds, very very irritating!!! Otherwise great show. Thanks.

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

@@jfdomega7938 We've heard you loud and clear. Have updated our audio-version only podcast, for your listening pleasure and we'll have Dr. O'Mara again with a new and better interview. Glad to have you here on the channel!

@hw123

3 ай бұрын

Hands down the best interview. You have brought out the best in Dr Sean in this interview. Could listen for another hour without thinking of time. Thank you.

@flerganblergan

3 ай бұрын

Great audio! Can cellulite be eliminated in the same way as visceral fat?

Carnivore 1 yr 1/2 mos. Size 22 to 4. Down 100 lbs Better yet no more depression, IBS or knee and joint pain. Not eating inflammatory carbs. This really works!

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Incredible!! Thanks for sharing Ana!

@lilpoohbear653

3 ай бұрын

a whole new life!! That's amazing :)

@antoniaschiffer4958

3 ай бұрын

Do u include any dairy?

@Kingdomqueentalk

3 ай бұрын

Me too, 153lb from size 24to size 4 and no pain either! Carnivore and fasting is for the win 🥇

@jansmith3158

3 ай бұрын

Congrats on getting your health back and losing 100 pounds. AMAZING. Great job. Dr Sean Omara has a fantastic channel. This was a great interview.

Carnivore, no fruit or vegetables at all, for 14 months. Healed TBI and joint pain. Putting on muscle. Female age 65. Thought I would eat this way for just a month to see how I felt. Felt so amazing, I will never stop carnivore.

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Incredible! Thanks for sharing!

@KetovoreAnita

3 ай бұрын

Do you eat nuts or yoghurt at all? Do you have coffee? I’m 61, been ketovore for 2.5 years. Have had incredible results body composition wise ie more muscle less fat. But I have had upper hamstring tendonopathy now in my L leg for 10 months and it is still chronic. I was hoping ketovore would help this. I’m wondering whether it could be aggravated by the coffee and/or nuts. Just not strong enough to try cutting these out yet!

@CalmCowBell

3 ай бұрын

@@KetovoreAnita Nuts give me great pains. Almonds and peanuts are the worst. I will never eat any nut again. I make yogurt from raw dairy, but rarely eat it. My husband drinks the yogurt with raw duck eggs in it every morning, and does well with that. I quit coffee for several months, but started drinking watered down decaf on cold mornings. It doesn't seem to bother me. May you have wisdom, and the strength to walk in it. Be well.

@KetovoreAnita

3 ай бұрын

@@CalmCowBell thank you so much and the same to you 💖

@marianne1959

3 ай бұрын

I did carnivore after doing keto for 2 yrs at age 62. Did carnivore as elimination diet bc some inflammation stayed even though I reversed T2DIABETES and lost 76 lbs. Added back in foods 1 at a time . Found that nuts allowed on keto, especially almonds cause my back and knees to hurt. Cannot do any friuit since it spikes my bs drastically and then makes me sleepy. Broccoli, Brussels sprouts cause me pain as well. Salads ..just romaine lettuce does not and if we go out to eat I will have a salad with my dinner about 2x month (I take my own homemade dressing of course ).All artificial sweeteners make belly hurt and make me crave all sweets. Now 65 and excellent health ..zero meds and excellent labs first time in 30 yrs.

I was eating ketogenic, with fasting. Usually OMAD, meat, with spinach, arugala, red onion, capsicum, avo, sounds pretty great. But... I could hardly walk with plantar fasciitis, chronic pain. Add on runaway type 2 diabetes and of course metabolic syndrome... I started carnivore 6 weeks ago, I can walk again, the pain is nearly gone, life is good again,

@plaetzchennuss6548

3 ай бұрын

Me too, was keto for months, but only a recent switch to carnivore stopped all joint/back/knee pain - in 2-3 days! But it was boring (Im ex Mediteranean vegetarian 😁) and I missed greens. So I incorporated back green salads, tomatoes, peppers, onions, garlic... and pain is creeping back. Aaaaah

@KeetoowahChristina

3 ай бұрын

That is amazing! 🎉 I am just amazed at how the PHD miraculously heals! I am just shocked. Happy that you have your life back

@dieselbourbon3728

3 ай бұрын

👍 "Healthy leafy greens" Healthy for who?

@PinkLady54

3 ай бұрын

​@@plaetzchennuss6548tomatoes, peppers, capsicums are all the nightshades & they have special problems which many other greens & veggies don't have... ??

@Ladybirdtaj

3 ай бұрын

Amazing 👏🏽

We go Carnivore for our own reasons. 7 months here and continuing to hopefully avoid Dementia. Both parents died with this disease. Love hearing all your success stories. 👏

@rowdymoore007

3 ай бұрын

Look into using a sauna. Dr. Rhonda Patrick has some amazing information about sauna use and reduced chances of dementia as well as overall health and mortality

@paulhailey2537

3 ай бұрын

BLESS You 🙏

@teefields

3 ай бұрын

And you will!! Dementia is now called type 3 diabetes. I wish you health, wealth, and continued success 😊

@squibblet

3 ай бұрын

@@teefieldsinteresting thanks for sharing

@AnneMB955

3 ай бұрын

@@rowdymoore007 Great idea about the sauna. Not so much a sauna country where I live but am willing to try anything beneficial.

Just had my 5 month Carniversary. My body is healing and strengthening from everything autoimmune (lupus, arthritis, connective tissue disorder, Hashiomoto's etc) My stomach and bowels now work!! I lost my abdominal pouch, almost immediately and then started noticing without Exercise, that my abdominal muscles were becoming strong. I've experienced 4 level fusions of my lumbar and cervical spine and dealt with chronic severe pain. Spine doctor years ago told me to fuse my whole spine. F that. I'm not near pain free, but it's consistently getting better and I am no longer dependent on wearing my cervical traction brace or lumbar support brace. But the best part is the mental clarity and improvement of my anxiety and bipolar etc. I know I would still be degenerating without my lifestyle change. My kidneys and bladder had become sick, and I suffered from repeated pylonephritis. I urinate freely with strong stream now. My blood vessels now have elasticity and I can have labs drawn without 7 pokes and bruises. My skin is soft and supple, my hair is stronger even. It works. I'm 51 and have been very sick sinse I was 40 ( getting sick much earlier) . I was a nurse before my health failed, and was following advice of docs, taking meds and eating like shite. I bless the truth telling doctors for saving my life. #carnivorecures

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Incredible testimony!! Thanks for sharing!

@litt8054

3 ай бұрын

My pleasure to report on this in hopes it helps others

@ambrosiofamily6902

3 ай бұрын

Consider telling your incredible health journey to Dave Mac (No Carb Life). His interviews with carnivore success stories are so encouraging. He looks for people to interview. It would be a great service to others. Congratulations!

@KatsCorner

3 ай бұрын

Yes please tell your story on Dave’s Channel.

@stellaancimer8505

3 ай бұрын

@litt8054 can i Ask you how anxiety manifest in you? With carnivore was better?

Two year 57 year old carnivore. I resistance train at the gym 5 times a week and sprint for bursts of 30 seconds on a 20 minute walk 3 times a week. I feel younger now than I did in my 30s. I have heard my ulcerative colitis, knee pain and left out of absolutely all of the menopause symptoms that I was suffering before carnivore. My mood is happy and my mental health is good and stable. I sleep 8 hours every single night and rarely wake. My life has changed and I too am looking forward to growing youthfully old!!!

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Incredible!!

@kimberlydodder8198

2 ай бұрын

I'm so excited to read this. Your age caught my attention. My joints hurt all the time. I was an athlete most of my life until I turned 23 and started having children. Now, at 57, I feel terrible. I can't lose weight. Nothing works. I can't sleep. I'm doing this. I'm going for it. I'm starting today. Thank you so much❤

@KJ-lb4tj

2 ай бұрын

​@@kimberlydodder8198athletic as a child and teenager, but then no exercise for most of your life - the next 34 years?

9.5 years of back pain so severe I was crooked no longer stood up straight (magnesium greatly helped By the way) . Removed nightshade veggies tomato potato and peppers. I couldn’t sit in the car for more than a few minutes didn’t sleep for 9.5 years! 3 days of no nightshades 50% better 10 days No pain - completely gone. I am now 7 years pain free. I know how your daughter feels.

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Powerful story! Thanks for sharing!

@KOSTASTSATSARIS

3 ай бұрын

Do you eat eggs?

@Isaac5123

3 ай бұрын

​@@KOSTASTSATSARIS I do 6 eggs a day and one 9oz ribeye steak

@Isaac5123

3 ай бұрын

​@@durandondemandthanks but are eggs whole foods and good fats ?

@laurengianna9944

3 ай бұрын

@@Isaac5123Yes of course they are 🙌🏼.

Been doing Dr. Omara’s sprints since September 2023. Low carb since 1995 and carnivore since 2020. I am 73.

@mustseevideos7777

3 ай бұрын

You are Awesome!!

@davidgmillsatty1900

3 ай бұрын

@@mustseevideos7777. I am speechless. Does not happen often.

This man is an example of what good health should look like. All healthy 60 year olds should look like this. As someone who has been on the carnivore diet since 1983, it makes me appreciate how my odd diet has helped me avoid a lot of chronic health issues. I am one of the rare people who never liked sweet food. I never exercise and am 6'6" tall but have NEVER experienced back pain. This despite spending thousands of hours in rough riding vehicles and equipment.

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

So true - Dr. Sean is an incredible example of optimal health! Thanks for sharing!

@chargermopar

3 ай бұрын

@@durandondemand Also proves it's possible to improve even in older age.

@deborahwilcox5716

3 ай бұрын

Wow

Jack LaLanne said, "Diet is king, exercise is queen; together *they make a happy kingdom." *Edited for spelling

I am sixty. Started carnivore diet 12 months ago. I had no muscle at all and now I have muscle and my body is rebuilding. I could not walk a block without suffering shortness of breath and fatigue. Now I am off all meds and walk ten kilometers a day. I also notice a change in my thinking, memory, fatigue. My job is on health care I was going to retire because it was so painful and difficult to work. Now I love my job again and I work faster and seem to be stronger then most of twenty year old cohorts. Carnivore works!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge you are changing lives. Also, it is never too late to start the diet.

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Never too late!!

@evinwhiteson4902

3 ай бұрын

Similar

@TimGreig

2 ай бұрын

Amazing

@Bossmanjr7

25 күн бұрын

I have extreme pain in my shoulders both my shoulders and both of my hips and it's hard to walk sometimes it's hard to sit get up I'm 60 and can you tell me what your pains levels are and how you're feeling now?

One of the best talks yet!! I. Am 79 and a retired nurse. I believe in everything Sean says. He is so right. I lost 50 lbs on keto but gained 10 back. Was prediabetic, high BP, rosacea, chronic cold sores, and many other small things, gone. Only take Armour thyroid hormone replacement now. I wanted to get a rowing machine but when investigating it, it said if you had hip replacements you shouldn’t row. I think I am too old to sprint😢. The only pain I have is my lower back pain from an injury when 16. Chronic pain causes me to not stand straight for period of time. Have pinned rotator cuff 20+ years ago which gets aggravated when I do lot of heavy lifting. Would love to exercise more but what? Also trying to get my husband with Alzheimers to do ketovore. Sorry this is long. I so believe in what you are doing. Keep up the great work!

@M13x13M

3 ай бұрын

I’m 70 . Started sprints and dead hangs from a bar last year. I did what ever I could at first.even if it’s just 20 seconds of hanging and sprinting once for 20 yds.

@hawkeye9382

3 ай бұрын

He said swimming also. Like you are swimming away from a shark.

@jennifermathews4259

3 ай бұрын

I'm 68 type 1 diabetic for over 48 years low carb 25 years and ketovore/Carnivore for over the last 10 years. Had a full hip replacement after falling and sent my bone from knee through my left hip and demolished it. I started sprinting after watching Dr O'mara and some other Carnivore youtubers sprinting. It's not pretty and I still limp a small bit during the sprint but I'm giving it my all for four 20 second sprints 3 times weekly. Give it your best.

@jasonrix3691

3 ай бұрын

For intense exercise...take a look on Cal Dietz Safety Bar Split Squat.....safe, intense, easy on the back...

@UniquelyUbiquitous-yg3xl

3 ай бұрын

I’m 100% serious here, but start incorporating walking backwards as well as walking sideways to help strengthen those hip joints and further bulletproof your knees. For frame of reference: look up “KneesOverToesGuy” here on KZread. He’s exceptional. You don’t have to lift heavy to get results, but you should SLOWLY push the range-of-motion in your shoulders to get your rotators unstuck. For shoulders and full body exercise then you should absolutely swim! Another shoulder health redundancy you should implement is called the “RotatoReliever,” which is also known as the “ShouldeReliever.” It’s worth every penny you’ll spend. I recommend that product to the high heavens.

What an incredibly humble, kind and thoughtful man he is! More people should adopt his mindset. If you are a doctor, you should be in the medical field to help humanity, not just to have an "authoritative or respected" title. Sadly, too many people trust their "doctor" (who fully expects to be called "Dr." but does not even know the basics of proper human nutrition.) What a good man Sean is for being so genuinely humble and caring.

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Dr. Sean is the man! You hit it spot on!

I’m 62 this year I was 435 lbs I’m down to 319 lbs I love not being in pain, back, hip knees and rotator cuffs still have pain in rotator cuff but the rest is just about pain free.

That is how I do it. Carnivore diet, sun exposure, vitamin D supplementation, sprinting and intense weightlifting, plus avoidance of most all man-made chemicals.

@jasonrix3691

3 ай бұрын

For intensity look up Cal Dietz Safety Bar Split Squat..on KZread...and his tri-phasic concept....he gets a large hormonal response with the eccentric phase and the isometric phase.... Worth a look👍👌💪💪

@franciscafazzo3460

3 ай бұрын

You're vitamin D's probably process.Synthetic c*** no offense.If you're sprinting and if you drink raw milk, you get better vitamin D that you can imagine.I throw away my vitamin dee , shuffle it

@TheCrystalCort

3 ай бұрын

Yup exactly what I do! Plus cold plunges, red light and infrared sauna

I've been Carnivore 3 1/2 months. I've not lost much weight but have lost 3 inches in my waist. and most of my aches and pains are gone or greatly reduced. Great video. Thank you!

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

@Agapy8888

3 ай бұрын

Amazing. Carnivore makes us shrink. I remember butter Bob Briggs. Butter makes your pants fall off! And Why are fat folks always hungry. The sugar and carbs.

@Here_Today_

3 ай бұрын

@@Agapy8888I’m fat and hungry. Major carry and sugar intake.

@pamelamohn5931

Ай бұрын

Dr. Chaffee, on one of his videos said, Because of the increase of muscle mass, and bone density some of us may not see weight loss on the scale right away.

@pamelamohn5931

Ай бұрын

​@@Here_Today_Eat meat.

My name is Marsha RN (x30 yrs). This interview was awesome! I am 58 this month. Diagnosed w fibromyalgia at 25, migraines, trigeminal neuralgia at 32, pre diabetes at 55, and arthritis/bursitis in knees/hips at 57. This last pain is what made me try Carnivore. After years of keto (which helped my fibromyalgia and reversed diabetes but I still had pain!!), I slipped easily into Carnivore. In two weeks my knee/hip pain went away. I have lost that last 25 lbs and I’m super trim! I also work out hard and my muscles don’t get sore. I am excited that I’ve found your channel!

@mrsimo7144

2 ай бұрын

Good for you! ❤

First rule of SPRINT CLUB----- SPRINT!! Thanks Dr O'Mara!!

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Boom!

@SilverJ56

3 ай бұрын

​@@durandondemand Dave, I've been sprinting to the max since July 30th, 2023. The strength gains over my WHOLE body have been incredible! Thank you for having Dr. Sean on your show! I'm now subscribed to YOU!!

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

@@SilverJ56 glad to have you on board! You're slaying the dragon of health!! Let's go slay dragons together.

Alternative to sprinting is find shoulder deep water and tread water like you are saving 10 drowning people at once. Max leg extension back and forth and strait arms horizontal back and forth with full extension and fingers together like paddles so they are hard to move through the water. Go flat out for 30 seconds or as long as it takes to gas out with your heart racing. I do 6 of these with enough time in between for my heart beat to return to almost normal. I hate getting hot during exercise so this is perfect for me in summer and I return to sprinting in winter. Results have been astounding.

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Amazing! Great insights!!

Carnivore for close to two years. Down two dress sizes ( still got a ways to go). Health has improved so much! I look ten years younger and so glad I made this change. I’ll never go back!

After traveling the world 35yrs eating marvelous food from scores of cultures, Carnivore was not just difficult, it was unthinkable. My childhood trained me as a baker and high veggie meals on the family table by myself age 12. The wild and drastic move to Alaska and subsequent fall 2 stories building my own home(2400sqft), created ALL the barriers that this video and Durand on Demand dissolves. Thankyou for making the connection to us as humans to help us make these changes with your info and wunnerful guests...but especially that Sean O'Mara guy😂

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Sometimes it takes a major life event to shake us into taking action. Thanks for sharing your story Jayme!

I said to my wife I want to try carnivore for 1 month, and now it's been 2yrs carnivore. I lost 20lbs, no longer pre-diabetic, normal bp and far better sleep and breathing. It's a great long term diet that can be tweaked.

Very motivating guys! I've got bad back pain also......this encourages me to go back to carnivore!

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the episode Ric! If you don't mind, please give us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify when you get a chance!

@1FoundSheep

3 ай бұрын

@@durandondemand No problem, will do...

@jessebos5413

3 ай бұрын

Why did you even stop doing carnivore?.....

@1FoundSheep

3 ай бұрын

@@jessebos5413 Only one reason I stopped carnivore....sugar/carb addiction!

God bless you Dr. Sean! I am following your protocol with sprints and added ferments. I was low carb, mostly carnivore, before finding you, and it changed my life. Lost 65 lbs, cured pre-diabetes, arthritis, IBS, fatigue, and mood issues. Keep up the great work, and I'll keep following your advice!

I love Dr. Sean. He comes across as a genuinely caring and honest person.

Thank you so much! 71yr old female and perfecting my carnivore diet for 7 months. Ready for more and subscribed with notification

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for subscribing! My channel focuses on all things optimization: business/finance, fitness/health, faith, family, social contributions and vocation/continued education. It's what I call the 6-spinning plates! I'll continue detailing my health/recovery journey with Dr. O'mara along the way. We're excited to have you along for the ride!

This is one of my favorite episodes so far! So many good insights

Less carbs for 4 months. So many things so much better. 60 yo and feel like I found the fountain of youth. The more people talking about this the better. Everyone needs to find their perfect diet so they feel their best. Lower carbs keto carnivore...

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Great insights Cheryl. Thanks for sharing!

Totally relate to Sean's childhood of being a "troubleshooter".

@hawkeye9382

3 ай бұрын

Me too! Dad was alcoholic.

Please inform people that eating fat does not make you fat. There needs to be 2 different words for body fat and dietary fat.

I’ve been Keto now for 5 years. I didn’t have a lot of weight to loose. I lost 14 lbs. I was 114 lbs now 100 lbs. I’m 67 and very fit. I’m now dabbling in the Carnivore diet. As a kid it loved the fat of the meat I was eating. Now, at least in Canada, they trim off that good fat around the meat. My very expensive ribeye has mostly marble fat. I don’t know where I can buy meat with lots of good fat!

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Great insights Darlene! Hoping you can find a good source for that good grass-fed meat!

@jilleisenberg2532

3 ай бұрын

@@durandondemand buy tallow and add tallow to your diet

@franciscafazzo3460

3 ай бұрын

I was thinking about adding tallow to my coffee.Or egg yolk to my coffee.Also I like organic heavy whipping cream when a body building.Any problem with whipping cream

@TenThirteen-1013

14 күн бұрын

Check out the internet and search for the area where you live. Often you have to wait until the producers butcher. Many charge a rate by hanging weight and then you pay a processing fee. You will need to buy a quarter or half animal so you also need a freezer. However, you can also buy organic, grass-fed in smaller amounts at some stores, including organic groceries; it's just more expensive. Organic, free-range pork, beef and chicken taste like they used to taste when I was growing up, yum!

This was so enlightening…Following….thank you both so much! I’m so happy for your daughter!

@glnset-apart

3 ай бұрын

i missed something here. What did he share as what he did and the outcome of what he found in the 7yr study?

This interview is paradigm-shifting. Thanks for the upload brother.

So inspiring! I'm 74 & looking to be better at my soon to be achieved 75. I just need to start sprinting & lose the little bit of fruits & veggies in my diet. I've already got the fermented foods in play & my weight is good. 🎉☮️💞🙏🎊

Dave, first time on and you are great! Thank you for having Sean on!

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Very kind of you! Glad to have you on board!

Absolutely loved this. Thank you so much!. I must say though all the bell icons and thumbs up icons that happened were really distracting and happened way too often.

Love Dr Sean! He’s such an accomplished doctor but so humble!

I had back surgery in July of 2013 after being bedridden for 7 months. After surgery and several steroid spinal injections, my back was functional but dull and sometimes sharp shooting pains if I over extended myself. Point is, although back was better, the pain never fully went away. Now on carnivore WOE and I hardly feel my L4L5 at all. If I eat something that is not carnivore then I start feeling my back again.

Awesome Interview , Thank you.🥰

Wow! What a great conversation between you guys. I learned quite a bit today.

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Sean O'Mara is one of my favorite docs. He's just one of the best out there. Love the interview--thanks.

Great episode, and very good recommendations to following up on our health. 👍🙏

This is very educational and I am taking charge of my My mind, body and soul. Thank you. Exercising to see your channel grow and I'd like to be a part of it

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Wonderful! We're excited to have you on board!

Please follow through with visiting Dr Sean and getting those scans! I can't wait to see how it goes.

CAC Score: July 2022-450 November 2023-253 I do carnivore, take 1 tablet of Koncentrated K2, 3 capsules of Vit D3 each day. 99% of American’s CAC scores worsen 2-5% EVERY YEAR, because they refuse to change their diets. But you don’t have to be in those numbers!

@Lamz..

3 ай бұрын

That is impressive, congrats! What kind of doses of K2 and D3 are you taking?

@jpsview3155

2 ай бұрын

This is great to hear!! My CAC was over 400 and I’ve been put on Repatha, which I don’t want to be on. The stress test and echo shows all is well, so 🤷🏻‍♀️. First week on carnivore and seeing results, so will keep on keeping on!

@stevencraig521

Ай бұрын

@@Lamz.. Koncentrated K - The Original is found on Amazon. It formulary is perfect. I watched Ivor Cummings on KZread. Called the company and reached the guy who came up with it. I asked, “Since my score is so high (450), shouldn’t I double the dose for a while?” He responded, “GOD NO! If you do, it’ll pull out calcium from your bones AND your vessels! I’ve got the formula dialed in to just pull from the vessels.” The 3 Vitamin D3 capsules I take daily are 5,000 units each. IT WORKS!

@J.E.B.807

4 күн бұрын

My cac score was 0 two years after I have 90% clogged artery cac score is bull shit

Had a very similar father, WWII veteran, PTSD which they just called it “shell shock” and let them deal with it (or not). Mother had childhood trauma also with alcoholic, abusive, absent, father who abandoned the family. 😕

Thank you for all the information ! Carnivore for 6 weeks. Feeling stronger every day. I'm definitely not strong or healed enough to sprint...yet! But I can not wait for the day that I can sprint.

Love him!!! Been doing the Omara sprints and its working😃! But also been carni since 2019❤

@plaetzchennuss6548

3 ай бұрын

Hope to reach the "Omara sprint" phase too 🙃! ... so far happy to be less stiff and depressed (just a month of being meat, egg, dairy only).

@SilverJ56

3 ай бұрын

Carni since 2022, Omara sprinter since July, 2023. 67yo----- I'm in the best shape of my life! I love that Savage Omara!!😂

@t.nichole5637

3 ай бұрын

Is there a modification to sprinting? Not fully mobile now. Use walker

@nightmaster6381

Ай бұрын

​@@t.nichole5637if you can, try swimming and treading water to build yourself back up. It's great exercise and it's one of if not the easiest on your joints. Eventually you could even do quick 30-60 second bursts of swimming or treading water at high intensity to get similar results as sprinting.

@geemc5201

Ай бұрын

@@t.nichole5637 Try swimming and have someone to help you

I’ve been following Dr. Sean for over a year so that is why I chose your video. You’re an outstanding interviewer and your questions had Dr S filling in information I hadn’t previously heard from him. This interview will be well worth the time of a second viewing.

I'm happy to hear this broadcast. I'm struggling with knee pain. I'll try the carnivore diet & see if I can be healed.

***** and just wanted to say thankyou so much for educating us😊

Be introduced as doctor is enough and a reflection of those that introduce you...being aware of wisdom and knowledge is respectful

Amazing interview! Learned a lot and will implement this in my life.

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Glad you liked it Anna!

Thank you Sean. I got my answer about sprinting and aggregating hamstrings

Dr. Sean is the most humble person with a true passion to help people. His story is amazing. He gives me hope with my recently diagnose of degenerative disease, autoimmune disease, under active thyroid, high cholesterol, aortic aneurysm, severe pain in shoulders, pelvic area and hips, and more! I have muscle weakness, inflammation, severe weight gain, ovarian cyst, high blood pressure and hormone imbalances. I am waiting to hear results of ultrasound for gall bladder/liver issues. I am keeping my body parts! I tell you I feel like a 70 year old! The first video I seen a different one that Dr. Sean did. Since then I am eating carnivore diet videos. I have to say Dr. Sean is by far the most passionate about this with the best presentation. After watching his videos there is no way you can deny trying it! I am slowly entering carnivore. I have to be careful due to my gallbladder/liver situation. I am removing all processed foods. Increased my protein consumption taking in grassfed meat only again. Removing dairy because dairy is my trigger. I may have SIBO I just do not want to do the test. I just need to change my diet. I have been trying to get help for 4 months from my dr. I had to switch doctors to get answers. I had to ask for every referral to try to figure it out. My cardiologist is great. My new Gyno is great. My NEW DO is great! He actually squeezed me in before 100 people on the cancellation list due to my aortic aneurysm diagnosis with the knowledge my current dr was not doing his job. He knows this because he has a ton of new patients from my doctor. I fasted a lot and was getting in great shape again until something happened and I started gaining weight like crazy. My first sign was thyroid. Then everything else followed suit. It was insane. I refuse to go to ER. I waited to talk to my new dr. He already ordered my CT Scan thinking I had lung issues. But since my stomach started not feeling well and my pain increased dramatically he agreed to do cT of Abdominal and pelvic on top of chest CT. My biggest complain was my chest and back pain which is related to gall bladder/liver. As we are waiting for ultrasound of liver and gallbladder I needed to manage my inflammation and pain. I was shocked to read people’s testimonies about kidney, liver , gallbladder issues! Big pharma says meat is 👿. I trusted Dr. Sean without question. I am not doing 100% because I do not even know if my gallbladder is functioning. I am not going to have another attack that I had the other day. I just know dairy WAS my trigger. My liver enzymes were sky high! I already told my new doctor I was going to fast before I do any surgery. I am guessing he already knows but doing ultrasound to confirm. Sorry Charlie, I am not removing my gall bladder. My Gyno wants me to remove my ovaries due to cyst since I am at that age. I’m still fertile! I value my hormones! I will not hit that “ugly button”. Lol if you follow Dr. Sean you will know what that means! God gave us all our body parts, they are not meant to be removed! God bless Dr. Sean for his passion! I firmly believe I can reverse EVERY SYMPTOM and hopefully encourage my new Doctor to stay true to his path, DO NO HARM! I am asking my doctor for an MRI! I believe my insurance will cover it while I have these symptoms! I need to be able to make an educated decision on surgeries. Show me proof so I can make the best decision for myself. Proof is in the pudding! I will keep Dr. Sean informed!

Fantastic interview, i am listening to this in the background as i work, i will need to find the time to sit down and take in all this information.

It is so encouraging to see what appears to be an incredible ripple across the spectrum of humanity for the benefits of a carnivore lifestyle. I have nothing against vegetarians or vegans, I was one of them for a time and really enjoyed that lifestyle, I thought. It wasn't until I switched to carnivore that I realized how much of a negative impact eating so many processed and plant-based products was having on my health. I wish something didn't have to die for me to live but I've had to make peace with that. We can't reach our own potential as humans eating processed, genetically modified and poison laden foods. There is so much wrong with our food system that just can't be rinsed off. Thanks for bringing this thought-provoking topic to new audiences.

@helenmattless4065

3 ай бұрын

That animal that had to die for you to live, would have had no life at all if you didn't want to eat it.A pig will get two years of sun, mud and rain, playing with it's siblings, instead of a non existance.The same for most animals that people eat.Non meat eaters prevent animals ever having any kind of existance.If I were a pig I know which I would choose.Keep eating meat, keep giving animals a life!

@JulieK89

2 ай бұрын

Many vegans/vegetarians are not aware of how much they are pushing for pesticide usage because of them pushing plant-based food. Soil goes dead, no more nutrients, you're left with dead ground from all that agriculture. And this leads to massive effects on all kinds of small animals, bacteria, insects etc. Most of the vegetarians/vegans don't give a damn about THOSE animals. Carnivores are MUCH more compassionate on that matter. They can live of one cow for a LONG time, using pretty much all of the animal. Whereas just to get some greens on the plate, many animals have died.

Month and a half into carnivore and my back pain of several years now almost gone. I can't believe it. Started carnivore for skin issues, didn't even know that it could relieve back pain. I thought mine was from sitting too much. I guess it was imflammation

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Wow!!

@jilleisenberg2532

3 ай бұрын

Ditto..all my body pain is gone sine week 2!!! All back pain, knee pain, shoulder pain etc

Best and most useful info Ive heard yet on KZread! Thanks!

Can't wait to see the results Dave.

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Susan!

Fantastic interview!!

Wow Dr Sean didn’t know you had that much back pain, ruptured discs are very scary & the kind of pain that can affect your mood more than other types of pain, glad you’re better. I have trouble with my L4-5 disc that’s been a lot more trouble the past year, long story, been doing low carb but next week going full carnivore when some family members will be away a few months, they’ll be surprised when they come back! Pretty fit but I’m not quite into sprinting yet, age 63 light jogging till I strengthen everything, man I wish there was a gym around here, do what I can. Super excited to get this going!

I'll be 61 in May and have been carnivore for a year now and am down 66 lbs. I've gotten rid of the inflammation and the excess weight i couldnt do before by eating salads, greens and chicken. I feel so good now and everyone thinks Im in my mid-late 40s. Look forward to getting leaner and continuing to heal my body. Thank you for this episode and guest. I look forward to following you both. This was very informative.

I know just what Dr. Sean is talking about when it comes to back pain. I felt the same when a sneeze or a cough was coming on. After suffering for year after year for years. I now have a dead mussels on my hip and my hip is damaged. The pain in my back and hip is at times too much to take. I wish I had known about this years ago. Thank you for sharing this. - have been so confused about what is the good fat and the bad fat on beef. Thank you for explaining that. I have been on the Carnivore Diet now since Feb 25 2024. I watched other videos and they say to eat all the fat on the meat more fat in the meat the better. Steak, roasts, ribs etc. I buy grass feed beef only (I can't eat store bought beef, makes me feel sick) but most of the beef has fat marbling in it. I wonder now if I got the grass feed beef I paid for. I made ribs and the fat was between the meat. So that is the bad fat? Wow! I did not know that. I don't eat bacon. But. What about bacon? Is it the bad fat? I can not imagine I will ever be able to sprint again or ride my horses again. My back and hip is so bad. My back is bent sideways and doctors I have seen told me my only option is a back operation that I will never do again. So, I have just lived with it. Thank you both for this video and all the information.

Great interview, very thankful

Also Barrett’s Esophogus, stage 3-4. I’m very encouraged by your video. My brother’s been solid carnivore for years (beef only, salt, water) so I’ve been looking into it. I already am very close, just protein and greens so I’m starting the whole deal today. Endoscopy scheduled this summer….

Highly informative and motivating🙏

Going to start sprinting again tomorrow! Love Dr. Sean!

Wow! Just wow! The info about the right kind of beef to eat was an eye-opener. Now, I feel I have better information when I'm selecting my carnivore steaks.

Thank you for this EXCELLENT video! 👏👏👏👏 Carnivore baby, Carnivore! 🧈🥚🥓🥩🐟🦞🦀

Sean's overall "energy", is refreshing.....on that "self promoting ad" you gave, i will say Brilliance....selling Sales🙏🏼, which i agree will\would help a lot of folks punch through the robotic Vail of "sales"✨

Thank you so much I am now changing my life

Thank you. The info provided cured me of a couple lies I had stored.

61, carnivore for 4 months. I started sprinting uphill. Not easy and I really need to warm up before. But I"m feeling great and I'm full of energy! Getting strong again! Thx Dr O'Mara!

I am going to see Dr. Sean O’Mara next month and will be documenting it on my new channel! I’m very excited to meet him in person. I have Spinal Muscular Atrophy 3 so need to do everything I can to better my health!😊

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Wonderful!

@dnaz1953

3 ай бұрын

What is your channel?

@ketovorekandi

3 ай бұрын

@@dnaz1953 carnivore kandi

What an interview! New sub

I'm really impressed that DrSeanOMara is spreading his knowledge for free!

Carnivore since Jan 1. Down 20 which I was hoping for a little more but my anxiety is gone so its a win!

@Here_Today_

3 ай бұрын

20down is much better than 20up!!! 🎉

All this cutting edge research around mitochondria, age reversal and diet outcomes makes me want to go back to school and get an MD. Shame my first intro into the field, biology in HS freshman year, turned me off completely. In 2012 I joined a local bootcamp, which consisted of short duration HIIT and functional training "stations" for 1 - 2 minutes, then a 45s rest rotation to the next one over approx. 30 - 45 minutes. At the time I was 38. I was often getting really tired at night before starting and just felt old, lethargic and would hit what I termed "the wall" (that is get super tired at night as my mind wouldn't keep going and I couldn't keep my eyes open). After I joined the program, I worked out 5 times a day and had cut my caloric intake to 1000 calories a day after having eaten fast food almost daily the previous year. I lost about 70 lbs in 6 months just sticking to the routine. It's amazing how that alone changed my body composition and my energy levels. Despite slowing my exercise regimen and stopping completely by 2018, I'm still in amazing health. Once I started, I eventually had amazing levels of energy but eventually plateaued weight loss despite increasing weights and attempting to change things up. A decade out, I feel like I'm in my 20s again and have lost not only weight, but a lot of fat mass (I still have an old suit that I never took in from around that time and have to fold the pants about 4 - 6 inches in the back just to wear it, even then it's still loose). I've regained weight to my normal college age weight, but that weight is mostly muscle as the mass hasn't come back. One other thing of note: I never really got sick after starting that program, which seemed to last until around 2022 when I caught covid on a trip to Dallas. Covid didn't last long; my cold / flu symptoms mostly changed to mild annoyances (I just know I'm fighting something based on less energy and sneezing three times in a row at which point I uptake vitamins and minerals that boost the immune system). Recent studies show that short duration exercise, like HIIT, functional training, and brisk walking, is actually better for the body than other more intense exercises. I've always tried to walk as fast as I could since college and now my normal, unimpeded (that is no breathing impact) walking speed is ~7 - 9 MPH. During the training period I started going to an indoor track immediately after my workouts and would try to run a mile. It took a few months, but @ ~40 I was doing a ~6.5 minute mile with a resting heart rate of 43 - 46. That really clinched it. I was amazed when I was able to start passing people while running on the track. Others had expressed anecdotal evidence that adding that type of HIIT / functional training actually made their running better relative to peers they regularly ran with. I'm now doing extended water fasting (+-20 - 30 days) about 4 times a year because I want to increase longevity, but I intermingle keto/carnivore between fasting periods and have cut out 90% of processed foods. I'm thinking of going full carnivore rather than mixing in leafy greens and broccoli next time I'm out of my fasting window (also thinking of doing 7 day water fasts in between food periods as it seems fasting for 5+ days increases HGH and I see major muscle gains coming off of a fast). The amazing thing is I'm now 48 but my energy levels are like they were when I was 26. Resting heart rate is back to a normal, non-training range (~66 - 80, depending on time of day). Blood pressure is fairly normal as well, which was a touch high last time I went to a doctor 4+ years ago. I do have a metabolic blood panel coming up soon and that should help me gauge whether or not extended fasting has improved my overall health (specifically insulin sensitivity and cholesterol) as the last fasting metabolic blood panel I had was 4+ years ago.

One month accidentally on carnivore. I was just listening to my body. I started doing research on carnivore. I’ve always had good health and no weight issues, but always wanted a small amount of something sweet after dinner. For the first time in my life I no longer want anything sweet! I have more energy than most at 57. Lost my lit’l tummy pooch and can see an outline of abs. for the first time. Chronic neck, shoulder, back pain minimal and I work on a farm, hike 4-5 miles w my dog 4-5x a week. I’m free of attachments like sugar!! Can’t hurt to try it!

Amazing work Dr. Sean! I want you to expand your experience and recommendations for the skinny fat people, more for the Asian population, uncontrolled diabetes, metabolic syndrome but very thin TOFI.

I started sprinting and found out really quickly that treadmill and real ground running are absolutely not the same. I could barely run. I was a marathon runner in the military in my youth, and ran often into my 30s. Raising kids into my late 4os I could always outrun them, I was a fast sprinter as a young guy. Suddenly over the last ten years, my leg muscles have disappeared. I am almost 62 now and embarrassed by how I must look as I try and run my sprints. I've pulled my groin muscle a few times already, but I'll keep going and going because I know for sure it will get better. My last best time was 23.5 seconds. Today's was a little slower because I could feel that groin but just kept going albeit a little slower and carefully. I believe Sean and I'm gonna be the healthiest guy I know. I want to do everything I can to be healthy, and hopefully never worry about my Abdominal Aortic. Aneurism. My doctor's told me not to stress, and I laughed about it weeks later after realizing that doing nothing is equal to being dead, so I decided to live my life doing everything, and live life until I can't. Keep following Sean, he really knows what he teaches

Great info! Thank u!

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Great interview

Epic video. I have been learning from Dr Ken Berry, Dr Baker and Dr Chaffee. Glad to have stumbled upon this gentleman

Seeing Dr. Sean OMara made me click on this channel because I’m a Carnivore too. Now I’ve subscribed to your channel Dave 👌

I put pure cacao powder in butter, and make cacao creme. Cacao doesn't mix with water, but it loves fat and makes such a creamy treat. I also put it in sour cream, and it taste like red velvet cake. It's two great ways to the the benefits of cacao with lots of great fats!!! Also, cacao doesn't mix into coffee very well alone, but if you make cacao butter, the butter captures the cacao and together the blend I to the coffee perfectly. Try it!! Another thing I found that taste really good, black olives and avocado together. Spoon up an olive and scoop some fresh avocado out of the shell, and eat them together. The texture of the firm olive and it's saltiness goes perfectly with avocado, and what a dynamite snack! My diet consist of the above plus bacon, beef, butter, plain sour cream, and eggs. I can't eat ferments, except for sour cream, which my body craves!

I don't like to go see doctors because i am really scared of them and prescrition meds I love natural herbs and plants meds but I would gladly go see this doctor. He is so humble and knowledgeable as well.

Thank you Dr O’Mara.

O’Mara is excellent. Congratulations on getting him on your show. It’s significant. What is also significant is the clicking soundtrack you attach to your constant and persistent begging for subscribers. At least cut the clicking sound if you must beg. Otherwise try just standing and delivering like a big boy. Carry on.

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Appreciate the feedback. My staff is working on this for future episodes! Glad you enjoyed the content.

great info. Thanks

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching Susie!

Las Vegas listening Thank you

Glad to have found this.

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Glad to have you here Ann!

Yep… I got better changing to carnivore… managed my T2D better my back pain. Lost weight not as easy as expected (had to add fasting and very high fat as well as Sardine fasting and OMAD)… excersized but What I could not understand though was why the overall pain in my body was not going away… high blood pressure was not controllable.. my fasting glucose was high…despite all of above…long story short.. we found out finally that on top I do have CIDP and Cushing … I guess that my way of eating saved me from having the full flair of both of those diseases… now I am gaining weight…face and visceral… am weak (muscles/nerves) and have fatigue loosing hair… I hope that with the right treatment and nutrition … I will be able to overcome all of it…my message here is … if carnivore is not working immediately or properly… there might be something underneath that should be looked into😅😊still.

Wow! Very good infos here. Thanks a lot.

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

@mylifecoach163

3 ай бұрын

@@durandondemand This is really for Dr. O'Mara. (Don't know how to message him.) This is the first time I've ever heard anyone mention not having the fat marbled into the muscle of beef. Not ONE carnivore doctor or influencer has ever mentioned this. In fact, many say "eat the highest quality meat you can afford, because it's still better than the standard American diet." Many carnivores on KZread do their shopping at Costco and do not get grass fed beef (ribeyes, ground beef) and yet, are experiencing phenomenal mental and physical health changes. I am concerned that people will not adopt a carnivore lifestyle because they simply cannot afford grass fed/grass finished beef. Could you please comment on this? I don't want people to feel defeated right out of the gate--or worse, not even change their diet. People will still see massive improvements in their health eating animal protein and animal fat exclusively. Thank you in advance for your reply.

@mylifecoach163

3 ай бұрын

@@durandondemand You are a PHENOMENAL host/interviewer! This is the first time I have ever watched your channel and was extremely impressed by your humility. I love how you were learning right alongside of us! YOU are also a really GOOD MAN!!! Your genuine concern for your daughter is so beautiful. I pray complete healing in her body and in yours in Jesus' name.

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

@@mylifecoach163 very kind comment!! I appreciate the prayers and certainly welcome them with open arms. We're all on this journey together!

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

@@mylifecoach163 hopefully he sees this! But you're welcomed to check out his channel on KZread and comment your questions there as well!

1:28:05 YES! It helps FAST! Within 3-4 DAYS I didn't need anything for pain! Within a week, I felt only remnants of the chronic back pain I had for years. Now I only have appropriate situational pain from deliberate exertion, ie exercise or gardening. Just my own experience❤

Good stuff thanks

This has to be the most fascinating health video I have ever seen. The visceral fat is the unseen killer, I just wish I could afford MRI, maybe 6 a year, just to see the change. Keep up the good work. Thank you so much guys.👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

Wow great info.. thks so much..

@durandondemand

3 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!