I stopped arguing with the doctors; I just don't take the medications they prescribe, and don't follow their suggested diet. And each visit, they tell me how great I'm doing, with my lipid panel great, my HgbA1c low, all the other blood tests good, and my blood pressure good. They tell me to keep up taking the same medications, and continue to follow the same diet and exercise routine. Little do they know, that they're suggesting that I don't take any of their advice.

@ellanola6284

3 жыл бұрын

They need to lose your business, find doctor who cares. Maybe ask in local groups on line.

@chickndinner2851

Жыл бұрын

May I ask why do you go then?

@djssds4

Жыл бұрын

But that just reinforces their flawed theory/advice. I’d come clean with them and save all the unused meds to show them to prove your theory/results.

@kenadams5504

Жыл бұрын

The travesty is that so many patients trust their Doctors advice and end up not getting better, or actually getting worse, when they could be getting better.

@Acts-1322

Жыл бұрын

Deb, I strongly recommend ignoring A1C completely though, that's a worthless test found to be 73% inaccurate. Tell them to test your insulin levels at least

My nutritionist today told me just today that I had to have fruits, vegetables and grains to have a healthy "balanced" diet. She told me my high saturated fat diet (Ketovore) was not heart healthy, and that my "bad" LDL and cholesterol would be high on my next test. I said that I knew that, but that my triglycerides were lower from 5 months ago, and HDL was higher. I told her those two would be much better next with month's test and that I expected my LDL and cholesterol would be higher; and that if that bothered her and my PCP, all they had to do was do an advanced lipid profile to see the size of the LDL particles. I could hear the shock in her voice that I knew that information.

@exosproudmamabear558

6 ай бұрын

They dont even need to do an advanced lipid profile hdl/tg rate would be enough. Your hdl was higher and tg was lower which means your oxidised ldl is actually lower not higher despite having more ldl

@curiouskitten

6 ай бұрын

​@@exosproudmamabear558are you sure it's hdl/tg? I always thought it was tg/hdl .

@laaradee

4 ай бұрын

Well done !

@frenchenstein

4 ай бұрын

🌟For myself I am on a high fat, low(in comparison to previous consumption)carbohydrate diet. After a full check up with my physician, all my blood levels, IR levels and all other markers were perfect, however my cholesterol was 5.2 she prescribed statins (against my protestations & comments) and recommended a high fibre low fat diet...why?🤦🏻 Needless to say I'm avoiding her advice and medication January 2024

I'm a professional chef and I am required BY LAW to know about nutrition. After a doctor told me that "it doesn't matter what you eat for your health"- that's the last time I went to doctors.

This is one of the greatest KZread channels. Dr. Paul Mason, thank you! 🙏

All first year med students should watch this and read Lies My Doctor Told Me.

@wildman0228

3 жыл бұрын

Along with" Dead Doctors Don't Lie"

@kansasvmax94

3 жыл бұрын

Amen to this. Dr. Mason is a godsend to the health of humanity!

@mb8219

3 жыл бұрын

They should but they won't.

I’m an MD, now specialized in Anesthesiology, and I can attest we as MDs get little to no education on Nutrition. Even worse, I think most are on the first peak of the Dunning-Kruger effect and think they are experts but have very little knowledge (I’m starting at least to recognize how little I know about the subject)

@alanadellar7010

Жыл бұрын

At least you are learning!

@ronaldcruickshank3545

Жыл бұрын

The sign of an intelligent human is to keep learning, be curious and open minded. Good on ya!

@kurtbecker3827

Жыл бұрын

Not a problem... I am an electronics engineer and we had vacuum tubes in school. Then came transistors and microprocessors and I made an effort to educate myself continuously.. I was completely up to date on the latest and greatest in my specialization... until my retirement. Gracefully I accept, that I have fallen behind since.

@laaradee

4 ай бұрын

I’m a retired RN, carnivoire(mostly) for a year. It was a huge learning curve, I used to teach that nonsense! I’m noticing finer points of ‘detoxification from plants’- oxalate dumping! Yikes- complicated! I’ve no professional to consult with, (my GP yelled at me on the phone), so I’m doing a ‘do.google’…so far doing good….. I’m heartbroken when my friends, also seniors, succumb to these various diseases…..I have tried to talk,…”have you thought of alternate approaches- maybe diet…?”, usually gets a NO !, so sad🙏

My "unhealthy" high fat diet cured my gout, my skin tags disappeared, my athsma improved, my high blood pressure reduced to normal, my chronic back pain disappeared and reduced my intake of indigestion tablets from 90 a week to zero for a full year and more! And yes! I also lost a load of weight and became comfortable with intermittent fasting!

I’m a 30 year survivor of AIDS and related diseases at age 71. I’m strictly carnivore for 7 months and loving it! BP dropped to 118/68 and I quit amlodipine. Now I’ve quit the statin due to extreme leg cramps. I’m quitting desvenlafaxine, and want to quit 2 other heart meds. I hope my doc can keep up with me! Thank you! ❤

My cardiologist is clueless about nutrition and refuses to get continued education about it. Time for another new doctor.

@redriverbluesman

3 жыл бұрын

Mine has also been clueless at times but has learned a great deal from me and thanks me for it. Don't get me wrong, each new bend in the road meets the same resistance initially and then leads to thankfulness for my patience. Not the best scenario but at least he admits that, as a general practitioner, he's thankful for resilient folks like me who n

Dr. Mason, I believe you may have saved my life. 6 months ago, I was so desperate to lose weight I was ready to try surgery or drugs. I came on youtube and did a search on "Easy ways to lose weight". One of your videos came up. After watching it I started thinking about going Keto. Of course then videos from Nina Techholz and Dr. Berry started coming up in my feed. I decided to try it for 2 weeks. 6 months later am now Ketovore and have lost over 50 lbs. I now know I have Lipedema. Low carb diets are the best diet for that too. If I had not come across your video, I would probably be close to 300 lbs, on statins, pre-diabetic and would have given up. Thank you for putting the message out with such great results from your patients. That is what made me believe this could work for me.

@driftingdynamic

5 ай бұрын

Congrats on your success! Hope all is still well.

When you said that your patient didn't know how sick she was until she lost all that weight really hit home. I had no idea that my gut issues, arthritis, fatigue and dizzy spells were all directly related to my diet. 4 years on ketovore and I will never go back.

@Acts-1322

Жыл бұрын

Well, diet is a majority of metabolic health but you won't be healthy or live long just from diet alone. Muscles are vital to longevity. Glad you made good changes so far though!

My mom died at 73 from following her doctor. Statins, high carb, low fat, low salt. I would give anything to wind back the clock find LCHF Keto and save her.

I worked as pharmacist for 25+ yrs. long term care/hospice. I can confirm nutrition training from school was so wrong.

@fishingpinky3165

3 жыл бұрын

I am an RN of 30 years. The food pyrimid is so wrong.

@lucidmonkey3591

3 жыл бұрын

Really important for people like you to come out and say this... thanks

@ridemywheelie

3 жыл бұрын

@@fishingpinky3165 Cartman of South Park was so much closer by flipping the Food Pyramid upside down.

@Farlig69

2 жыл бұрын

The main problem though is we are fighting big food & big pharma. They want us all addicted to sugar so we eat, eat, eat & buy, buy, buy; i.e.big food profit. As a result we slowly become sicker & sicker, thereby are prescribed & take more, more, more mediations; i.e. big pharma profit.

@SRnr16

2 жыл бұрын

@@Farlig69 At the same time making the food that is acutally healthy expensive, so most cant afford it. It's really obvious what's going on, people who can't see it will never see it. It's more obvious then ever.

I'm a diploma level nutritionist and have been delving through the filth to find the truth about nutrition over the last 6 months. I've been qualified for 6 years but I've become completely aware of what trash the information in my diploma was. You're now my gold standard of reference along with a couple of others who are singing from the same song sheet as you.

@DogOfHades

3 жыл бұрын

Like Dr Eckberg

@lucidmonkey3591

3 жыл бұрын

Amen

@dominic2446

3 жыл бұрын

who are the other "gold standard of references"?

@nadinabbott3991

2 жыл бұрын

@@dominic2446 add Robert Lustig to this list

@eara8426

2 жыл бұрын

Add VegSource to the list....

I have Kaiser Permanente in Southern California and my young MD congratulated me on my 35-lb weight loss. She was surprised at how I achieved it (keto/carnovore) and has been wonderfully supportive. We're following my lab work to see how my eating strategy affects key markers. I feel great and getting back to my college-age dancer's body shape has lifted my spirits immeasurably. I'm 68 and I feel young again.

@Jchathe

2 жыл бұрын

That's fantastic!

@binathere2574

Жыл бұрын

Yes I've seen many gain their youthful body back. I'm looking forward to that. I want the body back that I had after my last baby. I'd be happy with that.

@Acts-1322

Жыл бұрын

Great job, hope you've also been building strong muscles as well, instead of just losing weight though! Muscles are body armor against disease

Yes, after my doctors led me down the path of weight gain, stroke (TIA), heart stent, type2 diabetes, I finally found Keto diet and reversed type2 eliminated 2 BP meds, and statins, so yes I am smarter!

@balexandras

3 жыл бұрын

wow CharlesTait... what a turnaround!! good on ya!

@abadran8174

3 жыл бұрын

This is really great to hear brother, but at the same time it is heartbreaking.

@tiyuzafu5500

3 жыл бұрын

Good for you!!!! That’s my experience along with many many more!

@grantfrith9589

3 жыл бұрын

I'm new to this. In my mid fifties. I was desperately trying to reduce my blood pressure from 180 over 120. I'm 5 weeks Keto and my blood pressure is hovering around 120 on 80. It hasn't been that good since my early twenties. I wasn't trying to lose weight but I'm losing weight at a rate of roughly 1 kilogram a week. The Keto diet has been nothing less than miraculous for me.

@aprilhernandez4840

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed, watched my Auntie go down the road of dr. advice with all kinds of prescriptions for sugar diabetes type 2, SHE DIED WHILE THEY LINED THEIR F****** POCKETS WITH HER HARD EARNED MONEY😭

Honestly, this is the best presentation I've ever seen by a doctor. Hands down. I've followed the traditional food guidelines that US doctors push with no success. I've always felt that I was the failure. I just turned 50. Last week I spent 3 days in bed because I couldn't put any pressure on my GOOD knee. The inflammation in my hands is debilitating. Here in the US we don't have healthcare, and if you did but lost your job due to the pandemic, you also lost your healthcare like me. As I'm watching the video it's making sense and then the testimonial by the patient saying that "she didn't realize how sick she was" hit home. Then the example of skin tags made total sense. I have them in those areas. I thought they were just a bothersome thing and not a signal of an underlying condition. I'm on heart meds, and recently metformin. Yesterday I purged my cupboards of everything that is not Keto friendly. I realized that there are so many foods that I didn't know that were good for me! Furthermore, I've been shopping at stores lately that have lots of Keto stuff. Today was my first 24 hours without any sugar. I managed. I'm tall at 5'10" but with a BMI of 41. The goal is to get that down to the mid 20's. Maybe get back to my weight in my late teens. I've come to this cross roads of going Keto because I cannot afford the gastric sleeve surgery which is still only a tool for weight lost. This is actually the right way to get to my goal. I'm sharing this with friends. Dr Mason thank you for your clear approach.

@iyamhere4370

3 жыл бұрын

Whyyyte sugar! Hard addiction to break. Keep it up!

@monica93304

3 жыл бұрын

@@iyamhere4370 I've lost 14 lbs in one month taking sugar out of my diet.

@eugeniebreida1583

Жыл бұрын

@@monica93304 I certainly hope your low carb journey back to ever increasing health is still up and running. Am curious if any of that (hand/knee etc) inflammation was auto immune - or really just a result/fall-out from wrong diet/overweight? Wishing you well : )

Doing keto with intermittent fasting for year and a half that’s what happened to me: 1- weight dropped from 116kg to 79kg 2- get rid of BP and statin medication 3- no more foggy brain 4- memory improved significantly 5- full of energy all the time And the list goes on, So yes I’m definitely smarter than my doctor. Thanks Dr.Mason

@faustopereira3644

Жыл бұрын

37 kg lost is very impressive. I lost 7 kg on keto. I want to lose maybe more 4 kg. I just started keto.

@xoutofgum

Жыл бұрын

@@faustopereira3644 I lost 60kg through fasting and a high-carb vegetarian diet. I am so confused. Losing my mind. So much conflicting information out there. I eat white rice, potatoes, bread... and my blood-sugar is next to perfect (long-term blood-sugar).

@thebirima91

Жыл бұрын

I can totally agree about all the conflicting information. You will always be better of with any diet when applying some basic rules: no or much less sugar, no seed oils. Because of former diabetes II diagnosis, I reduced carbs as well. Currently little confused about vegetables though.

@lynlawley8903

Жыл бұрын

Wow

@lynlawley8903

Жыл бұрын

Good o well done

Exactly my scenario. About 18 months ago my doctor told me to go onto the 'recommended' low fat 'food pyramid' diet. I was 103 KGS and had been taking Nexium for about 7 years for my reflux. After five months on the 'recommended' low fat diet I had lost no weight and I had become prediabetic and my reflux was even worse than it had been. So after much research I went Keto and in six months lost almost 20 KGS, no longer suffered from reflux (ditched Nexium for good) and returned to see my doctor for a checkup. First she walked past me twice in the waiting room while looking for me (she didn't recognise me) and when she finally realised it was me she couldn't believe it and weighed me and checked my vitals. She congratulated me on sticking to her recommended diet and when I told her I didn't and had been doing Keto she was not only shocked but berated me saying Keto was a fad, unproven and likely would cause me health issues. Then after my blood test came back showing I was no longer prediabetic she still could not accept it was because of Keto and told me I would risk my health if I continued with it.

@micaonyx5301

3 жыл бұрын

Wonderful story and congratulations on your weight loss. I think it's time to ditch your doctor and find one that's more open minded 😞

@czechraiser

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you left and never went back. And good job on your own efforts.

@harryvandermerwe4604

3 жыл бұрын

Change doctors. I did.

@MrsTabby1963

3 жыл бұрын

Congratulations and what a real shame that this is replicated around the world. However, you have planted a seed of doubt in her brain. Hopefully this will grow and she will begin to question the dogma for herself.

@antonellamicheli1082

3 жыл бұрын

DOCTORS WILL NEVER ACCEPT THEY ARE WRONG ...I HAVE BEEN CARNIVOROUS FOR A WHILE FELL BETTER BUT MY LDL HAS GONE UP 240 THEY WANT TO COSIDER STATINS AND THEY HAVE MADE ME LOWER MEAT AND EGG INTAKE...WHAT CAN I DO???

I've proven all of this as well, to myself and doctors. I am 69, been on keto for almost 2 years, went from 145 down to a good weight for my 5'2" small boned frame, at 116 lbs. US. Brought my T2's HbA1c's down to normal, got rid of some nagging aches and pains said to be arthritis, and the list goes on of health benefits.

@Acts-1322

Жыл бұрын

Good job Denise, be sure to build muscle though! Smaller size doesn't depict metabolic health

My experience with doctors is they believe "I'm the doctor you are wrong". Their unwillingness to listen to what their patient is telling them, and simply dismiss them as uneducated and/or stupid (even though I have higher qualifications than most medical doctors) is the biggest problem not their education. I have multiple conditions and every doctor would give me more medication, every medication they game me addressed one symptom and caused 3 more or made another condition worse. Of course the other condition wasn't their specialty so didn't matter, when I insisted it did I was labeled uncooperative or hypochondriac. I have a mental illness so clearly everything was all in my head, despite the fact that every time I was told this the physical cause has been found eventually (to date there are 5 examples) but only because after the first two occasions which took 5+ years to resolve, I now conclude any doctor who gives me that answer is either lazy or incompetent and go around them. My health was getting progressively worse, despite my conditions not being progressive. When I stopped listening to doctors and started doing my own research and listening to my body I have gotten off 8 medication, managed my bipolar without medication for some time (supposedly impossible) and eliminated fibromyalgia (supposedly incurable), reduced nerve pain due to damaged nerves as a result of hyper-mobility (supposedly the nerves can't heal) and more. I've come to the conclusion if I have a broken bone or an infection doctors are useful, otherwise I'm better off not seeing one.

@junkgirltoo5005

3 жыл бұрын

I have learned that as well. They fixed my broken wrist well but the presurgical doc decided my BP was too high. In the office. During a very stressful time. Right after the accident and before major surgery and in the midst of family stresses. Well duh. Then the ekg showed something. So she gave me BP meds which made me feel crap and told me I must get a stress test. That whole scenario gave me fear and stress raising my BP. The stress test showed only normal aging stuff but they were scaring me again because of my BP. Which was high under these circumstances. Then I got palpitations after she raised my meds 4 times in strength that made me feel like shit and forced me to pay so much attention to my heart beat I couldn’t sleep. Then was supposed to take my own pressure and fax to them but every time I put on the cuff my heart raced so not an accurate reading. Ever. I finally said I’m done. Started back walking. Turned off the news. Tightened my keto diet. Did things that gave me joy-even during a pandemic- relaxation techniques and phased off the meds over a time. I’m just fine now. I won’t be back to this doc. I have 2 questions anyway now before I take a new one on-what kind of diet do you recommend? And then the cholesterol one. Statins. That will depend on what I do. B

@megaswenson

3 жыл бұрын

Agreeing with everything you've written, Serenity Goodwyn! Someone recently confided in us, that his daughter is bipolar. She's had the disorder for a decade, and her disorder has profoundly affected his entire family. Our family and staff went keto, around June, 2019. We did it for the mental clarity (we invest in IT, an industry within which Keto and Fasting have been embraced as a brain-boosting competitive advantage). But, for us, Keto's SURPRISE REWARDS were (on average) losing one-fifth of our weight, feeling thirty years younger, becoming amazingly heat-tolerant, and tremendous MOOD STABILIZATION. So, we've been urging this guy to get his daughter to try Keto for her Bipolar Disorder (so far, our suggestions have not been implemented). Thanks for confirming that Keto CAN be an effective treatment for the condition (a treatment which comes WITHOUT SIDE EFFECTS!!!!). We've been thinking-back, and the individuals within our own extended family who were bipolar, ALL were from corners of the family where sweets/sugar/carbs/"fabulous" desserts were rampant. Do you think that excessive carbs frequently CAUSE what's labeled as 'Bipolar Disorder'?

@LTPottenger

3 жыл бұрын

The good news is you don't need them to be healthy and they can't make you healthy anyway. You only need them when you are very sick or injured otherwise they are pointless.

@robt8042

3 жыл бұрын

You've taken responsibility for your health. It's the first step and the most difficult and hardest step to take. Most people will never do that and will do and believe everything their GP tells them. Kudos. Same applies with mental health.

@t.c.s.7724

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. Physicians are only useful in cases of trauma. Everything else, they are ignorant.

The Danish Nutrition Guide Lines just came out. Promoting a high carb diet with plant oils, low animal protein, low satuated fat and low salt. OMG I feel like I’m living in the dark ages.

@coffeemachtspass

3 жыл бұрын

Nah, you're living in the Corporate Ages (with the Most High and Holy Vegan Church to guide your lost soul). Good luck!

@Sherukka

3 жыл бұрын

In my (also Nordic) country doctors are almost shouting and calling people stupid, in debates in the television, when they tell nutrition changes has made them healthy and especially low-carb and Keto is told to be a very dangerous experiment. Lucky us we aren’t fed experimental vaccines this year? 😩

@anderander5662

3 жыл бұрын

Politics...not nutrition. Same thing is about to happen in the USA with the new Administration..... Their aim is to reduce all animal-based foods by 50%.

@lucylocket5262

3 жыл бұрын

You are not BUT the doctors and majority of the population are definitely eating in the dark ages.

@billytheweasel

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, even the Danes. I'm numb to it in America but this is surprising.

I told my doctor I was on Keto just some months ago and he got quite aggressive and opinionated on what a rubbish diet it was. He tried to put both my wife and I on statins, because of our LDL readings, and I said no, I don't like the side effects. Now that made him blow his top even more. I'm currently looking for a new bulk bill doctor with half a brain. Anyway this presentation just delivers blow after blow of evidence. Don't think Dr Paul Mason will be dragged to court anytime soon by the greedy corporations and their greedy food industry sponsors for trying to kill people. This is the new "Keto Bible"

@wendysgarden4283

3 жыл бұрын

women should never go on statins (well, okay, no one should, but the only strong correlation between blood lipids and any disease in women is that low cholesterol is correlated with HIGH stroke numbers!) So... yeah, sure, destroy your liver for no gain. What advice!!

@exosproudmamabear558

6 ай бұрын

As a doctor I find really funny that a doctor getting all angry because a patient foesnt want a treatment. Thats the mpst unethical way to do things especially when you try to give a drug that has bunch of side effects even when you believe it is beneficial which statins are not so it is even more funny

When I told my doctor I was on low carb Keto she said she'd been low carb for almost 20 years. She had started Atkins in early 2000s. She had never promoted the diet for obvious reasons but has been happy with my results. Based on comments herein I'm very lucky to have found my doctor. Within 18 months on Keto my eye sight changed 1.5 diopters in each eye. Since then my right eye has improved a total of 2 diopters. Have also had a big improvement in inflamation and overall health. My triglyceride/HDL ratio is consistantly around 1.

My doctor said the same thing to me after seeing me loosing 20lbs in 3 months. She was amazed by the results and yet still said that my diet was not healthy. I never went back to see the doctor and it was 5 years ago. I am a 49 year old and still maintaining my weight at 118 for over 5 years.

@CelineNoyce

3 жыл бұрын

My doctor insisted on statins -- I got a CAC which was zero -- she still insisted on Statins. Fired.

@LexaJ828

3 жыл бұрын

May I ask what diet do you follow? Is it zero carb or low carb? Or something else?

@stevec3872

3 жыл бұрын

I'm anticipating something similar from my doctor when I have my annual physical on 25 Jan. I've lost nearly 50 pounds since my last physical a year ago and my belly fat is gone. At 150 pounds, I am at the weight I was in high school 50 years ago. But I'm sure I will get a lecture about how my keto diet/lifestyle is not healthy. I decided last summer I would make myself responsible for my own health rather that obediently accepting every new pill my doctor wants to prescribe to me.

@tomgoff7887

3 жыл бұрын

"This study prospectively examined the relationship between low carbohydrate diets, all-cause death, and deaths from coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular disease (including stroke), and cancer in a nationally representative sample of 24,825 participants of the US National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) during 1999 to 2010. Compared to participants with the highest carbohydrate consumption, those with the lowest intake had a 32% higher risk of all-cause death over an average 6.4-year follow-up. In addition, risks of death from coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, and cancer were increased by 51%, 50%, and 35%, respectively. The results were confirmed in a meta-analysis of seven prospective cohort studies with 447,506 participants and an average follow-up 15.6 years, which found 15%, 13%, and 8% increased risks in total, cardiovascular, and cancer mortality with low (compared to high) carbohydrate diets. Professor Banach said: "Low carbohydrate diets might be useful in the short term to lose weight, lower blood pressure, and improve blood glucose control, but our study suggests that in the long-term they are linked with an increased risk of death from any cause, and deaths due to cardiovascular disease, cerebrovascular disease, and cancer."" www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/08/180828085922.htm

@leavesofchange

3 жыл бұрын

Wonderful. Well done

0:07 -- G'day 3:40 -- Simple signs of poor metabolic health 7:42 -- Low-carb versus low-fat 10:49 -- Insulin 13:45 -- Effects of diabetes 15:11 -- Seed oils 17:35 -- Oxidation 19:39 -- The liver and insulin resistance 20:21 -- Fish oil 21:20 -- Arachidonic acid 22:26 -- Advice on polyunsaturated fat 24:46 -- Carbohydrates 26:00 -- Causes and effects of insulin 28:41 -- Fructose 32:38 -- High fructose corn syrup and sugar 33:35 -- How to diagnose diabetes 35:30 -- How to treat diabetes 37:27 -- Sugar/seed oil wombo combo 38:53 -- Dementia 43:08 -- Beta amyloid plaques 45:03 -- Removing plaque 48:04 -- Reversing brain-aging 49:03 -- Bone health 54:01 -- Extremely controlled nutrient study 55:27 -- Sleep 56:19 -- Sleep apnea 57:36 -- Insulin resistance and immune function 58:46 -- Salt 1:02:25 -- Saturated fat and cholesterol 1:03:32 -- Statins 1:06:26 -- Sketchy science 1:09:22 -- The wind is changing direction Nice presentation

@carlosjavinez8330

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for this:)

@ellenorbjornsdottir1166

3 жыл бұрын

7:42 the steak is on the wrong side

@thesquirrelingsaxes7617

3 жыл бұрын

@@ellenorbjornsdottir1166 That depends on how the cow was raised. Outdoors on grassland or indoors on junk food.

@Simon1985_

3 жыл бұрын

“G’day” lol

@portiasnyder1812

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for doing this 👍👍❤️❤️❤️

Saw the title of this video and immediately thought: "Hell Yes"! I reversed insulin resistance, high blood pressure and high triglycerides by doing the opposite of what my Big Pharma trained doctor told me.

Watch this periodically to remind myself what to do. Thank you Dr Mason. This is a life-saving message.

There are times that I feel smarter than some doctors and certainly smarter than old school nutritionist.

@CelineNoyce

3 жыл бұрын

I know I am smarter than doctors... that is why it depresses me that I have to hand my care over to them and that people do not demand better.

@patrickh709

3 жыл бұрын

Most doctors do not have a clue how food affects human hormones. All they know is what drugs to "try out" on you.

@billytheweasel

3 жыл бұрын

If you're here, you probably are.

@bobrip6827

3 жыл бұрын

Nutritionist and Dieticians re mostly clueless. I still cannot believe the food that Hospitals serve patients. All Sugar. Toast, Jelly, Cereal, Pancakes, Yogurt, Cookies, Cheap Ice Cream. How can a hospital dietician see that and think all is well?

@makaisenki

3 жыл бұрын

The doctors don't have the experience of cooking rice brown rice which no one seems to want to eat in a steam cooker with chicken breast over the top to minimize oil usage, and then cook vegetables either in a steam bag in the microwave or over the top of the rice as the rice finishes, mix the two together and use an Asian style sauce to add more flavor, not a whole lot just enough to make it palatable... Only to find the ravenous hunger occurs and sometimes your stomach will be full to the brim it you still feel hungry, and you can't figure out how you're supposed to do this portion size thing when you eat filling food and you're still hungry. I guess they forgot to tell the doctors in med school that the type 2 diabetes issue in Asian countries is far greater than ours even though they're obesity epidemic is less than ours. But somehow it's our fault that we get low blood sugar which is why fat shaming almost never works and should not be used. You're shaming someone for eating like an Asian but not looking like one. Oh and God forbid anyone who tells you to eat less move more God forbid they ever tell you what over exercising is how it slows down your metabolism especially when combined with calorie restriction which further slows down your weight loss because eventually your body just adapts. and I was doing sporadic cheat days too to keep my body from getting into any sort of rhythm. Hi dogmatically followed the best advice I could get. I even tried just not eating anything for a day at which my blood sugars would crash and I would get hypoglycemic. I figured if I could skip 2,000 calories one day a week I would be better off for it but lo and behold I wasn't fat adapted because I didn't know what that adaptation really was, so I would get low blood sugar and crash. Doctors talk about managing diabetes. is it really worth it to go through extreme lengths to manage something that you could otherwise cure with a few tweaks. Coconut flour and almond flour instead of skipping waffles. Instead of just eating fewer waffles to get your grains in you can instead just focus on eating higher quality ingredients, and if you happen to have an underlying gluten sensitivity you might just feel better. It's almost as if doctors weren't taught s***. Cost you $100,000 to become a doctor and you're not even taught enough nutrition to do your f****** job. Doctors and gynecologists told my wife she'd never have a period again. My wife changed her eating windows in her period started up after months. 17 years without a period and she did not change her diet she did not go keto she would end a fast by eating a bag of chips which I recommended against so she wasn't even doing anything ideal she was doing the bare minimum. Lost 50 to 60 lb not trying to restrict calories and got her periods back. This is why I just take the I'm too poor to pay for health insurance route on my taxes so I don't get charged to fee. I legitimately can't afford paying for health insurance unless I'm anticipating half of my yearly salary and costs that's when the deductibles the monthly fees start to outweigh the cost of not having it that's about when they break even. So I just have to not end up in a car accident even though it's not in my control I just have to not have a medical health emergency. What a sad State of affairs that Americans are in. Healthcare is so expensive and you're better off just spending that money on food. Not even top quality food just cheapest eggs at the grocery store cheapest meats at the butcher or the grocery store, and some almond flour coconut flour pancakes here and there.

"She had no idea how sick she was until she was better." That's me. That's exactly me. I was so very very sick and I had no idea. One person out of three is obese, one person out of three suffers from any particular digestion issue, one person out of three has trouble sleeping, one person out of three has mood issues or stress or anxiety or depression... so many ailments, and each of them has a 1/3 chance of affecting you, so it's totally normal for any single human to suffer from quite a few of them, isn't it? Well it is now because of those absurd dietary guidelines, but it shouldn't be. I accidentally found out when I went keto and all my health issues just vanished. I lost decades of my life to the lies...

@LTPottenger

3 жыл бұрын

And it tends to be the same people who have the whole kit and kiboodle. Depression, too.

Dr Mason deserves a global Nobel award!

@LTPottenger

3 жыл бұрын

nobel prize is the biggest scam of all, easist way to spot a conman.

@thegram9207

3 жыл бұрын

@@LTPottenger well it is certainly political in some cases . However autophagy science and Yoshinori Ohsumi won 2016

@MultiChrisjb

3 жыл бұрын

@@LTPottenger I guess thats why he said a nobel award not a nobel prize.

@What-The-Beef

Ай бұрын

@@LTPottenger To their credit, prizes tend to go to discoveries that are proven, not hypotheses. That's for the sciences, the "peace" prize is a different story.

Quick note: ive been low carb/hi fat for 2/3 years .i am 74 and feel great most offten. Anyhow after i was told i was type 2 and high bp,i went home and cleaned out the pantry of all evil food and 4 months later the Dr. Did another blood test, she turned her chair towards me and asked "what did you do"? You see all my sugar numbers were perfect. My simple answer was i stopped feeding my suga,Sugar. Great video i was losing direction and now I'm back on track.

@gpguy2749

3 жыл бұрын

Our stories are similar, I am 63 and 2 yrs Keto. The hardest part was cleaning out the fridge and cabinets of sugars. However the rewards of doing so are amazing... no more inflammation or chronic pain, BP and A1C down to the levels that astonished my Dr. into calling me and asking How did you do this in 7 weeks? I think of myself as a recovering sugar addict. Good health to you!

@micaonyx5301

3 жыл бұрын

Congratulations, I only wish my diabetic family members would do the same thing.

@Jchathe

2 жыл бұрын

Wonderful story!

@Jchathe

2 жыл бұрын

@@gpguy2749 Well done you!

I started keto in January 2022. I am a 37 year old male, before starting the diet I was 97kg, felt tired all the time and would regularly suffer from headaches and migraines, sometimes they would be so bad leaving the house was virtually impossible. 11 months later I weigh 80kg, energy levels are great, and remarkably I’ve only had one headache that I can recall all year and it was Covid induced. In case anyone is wondering what I eat regularly I will add below. Grass fed beef Lots of fish Eggs Bacon Greek yogurt Some berries Watermelon 15ml mct oil I only eat between 2pm and 6pm with the small amount of carbs that I eat being at the end of the eating window, close to 6pm ( I find I sleep better finishing with carbs, max 40g a day though give or take.) to anyone considering going on their own low carb journey I wish you luck!!!

I really appreciate Dr Mason. Also appreciate all the comments. I tested positive for Corona virus 3 days ago I'm 62 I have been producing ketones for a year howbeit only slightly first several months , went strict carnivore last 6 months. My point prior I was pre diabetic not diagnosed by doctor but myself. And my symptoms came on suddenly rapid weight gain, ED high blood pressure, skin tags. Doc wanted to put me on Statins. I was aware of keto and refused to be put on drugs mom died of liver cancer and her breakfast was a dinner plate of pills. My dad suffered 10 years of dementia to Alzheimers never once was his diet adjusted. I told my doc I dont want to end up like that. All my above symptoms cleared up. I'm convinced and thank God, I have had 1 full year of my body being made ready to combat this virus. I cannot express the gratitude I feel in my heart to God, and so many such as Paul who have been a constant encouragement in a world of lies. And again all you who have overcame as well. God bless.

@dougchase4571

3 жыл бұрын

Excellent, Jim Jones. Great perspective through credible experience. I also appreciate you mentioning your thankfulness to God, who created us and all the plants and animals.

@stevestephens8925

2 жыл бұрын

@@dougchase4571 there is no god

@carnivorehippie8071

Жыл бұрын

@@stevestephens8925 Yes, there is.

@tallowturq

Жыл бұрын

@@carnivorehippie8071 what’s his name?

@carnivorehippie8071

Жыл бұрын

@@tallowturq what language/culture would you like it from? And BTW, why do you assume a gender?

This is mind-blowing stuff, especially at the end of the vid concerning saturated fat. They lied to us. And nobody presents this material as succinctly as Dr. Mason.

This happened to me. The last time I visited my endocrinologist (I’m a type 1 diabetic) I had been on a low carb diet for almost a year, lost 30 pounds, my blood sugars were vastly improved along with most of my health markers. I did this as a last resort and without my doctor’s knowledge because I was feeling and looking so bad trying to follow the “nutritional advice” she was giving me. At an annual appointment when she started pressing me on what I was eating she stopped in the middle and said to me, “are you on keto?!” In quite a accusatory way, not in a congratulatory way, which would’ve been more appropriate. I was taken aback by that but then again I am not surprised. She always recommended to me to eat whatever I want but just to cover it with insulin, which is just nuts. I can not process carbs, so why the hell should I make them the basis of my diet? Time for a new endocrinologist. Any suggestions on finding a new endocrinologist that advocates for a keto diet?

@okradokrad

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it is insane isn't it. It is like saying to an alcoholic to keep drinking as much alcohol as they like as long as they drink a lot of water afterwards and sleep it off.

@LTPottenger

3 жыл бұрын

She is probably a vegan whacko, nothing makes then angrier than suggesting a low carb diet. They even go after people who promote fasting like dr fung because there is a chance they will eat a low carb diet lol

@ellenorbjornsdottir1166

3 жыл бұрын

and what if whatever i want is low carb?

@chaz6399

3 жыл бұрын

Have you come across Dr. Richard Bernstein? He's an MD with Type 1 and is the absolute master of managing type 1 with low carb diet and minimal insulin. He's on KZread.

@MultiChrisjb

3 жыл бұрын

@@okradokrad hey i only did that for a few years.. gee everyone's a critic...

Spread that truth, Dr. Mason! I had four of the five metabolic syndrome markers and I had to do the research to diagnose myself! My doctor wanted me on five different medications to manage the symptoms of the metabolic disease. He had no idea that treating the umbrella disease that to him, didn’t exist for my case, would heal all the issues I was having. Diabetes, hypertension, high triglycerides, thrush, skin tags, gum disease. Your research was a huge part of my healing. THANK YOU from the US!

Thank you so much. I've been on diets all my life. Nothing worked for me except gaining weight and thinking the problem was 'me'. I now follow a healthy low-carb and from 132kg today I'm at 78kg. I wish I had this information years ago however I'm happy now at the age of 50 and feel so well. Thanks to all the doctors that admit they had wrong information and are willing to share what they know now. Thankyou Doctor, may you be blessed❤

@marlslowe

2 жыл бұрын

@Frances Caponetto Congrats Frances! Hope you are still living in the flow. Stories like yours give us all hope.

@Jchathe

2 жыл бұрын

Well said! Well done on your excellent result!

@daillengineer

Жыл бұрын

Did you happen to have loose skin issues? I’m in the process of going from 132 to 78 also And that huge loss has me worried about loose skin.

@faustopereira3644

Жыл бұрын

54 kg lost is very impressive. I lost 7 kg on keto. I want to lose maybe more 4 kg. I just started keto.

@Acts-1322

Жыл бұрын

Weight loss is great to shrink the suppose, but for true metabolic health (longevity), build muscle through strength training via weights/resistance + cardio 😊 Exercise is found to treat & reverse 26 chronic diseases!!

Hitting on all the dietary myths in a single video. Great work! I wish I lived in Aussie to thank you in person!!

@lindamclean8809

2 жыл бұрын

Keto is a way of life......I’ve now gone to carnivore.....doing better

@MrBDezno

2 жыл бұрын

I believe you mean Oz 🙂

I've experienced this exact scenario. The lack of ability to think for themselves is scary. Present them with any query about risk indicators with lipids and they 'only' harp on elevated LDL. The food pyramid is completely ass backwards. I collapsed, rushed to hospital with very high LDL and blood sugar. Lots of drugs. I refused this plan, hit the weights gym and used a very low carb, lot's of veg and lean meats, increased good fats and within 6 weeks all blood tests spot on. Lost 15kg and now no issues. Every single thing you've said is reality.

@MM-li8nk

3 жыл бұрын

Could not agree more Mark! So sad! My story did not get as serious as yours. I just wanted a benchmark going forward and when the results came back a got a call within 24hrs from the GP said I had to rush in now and get a statin script! What? I asked for my results, I looked at them and then asked 'Why?, my HDL and trig ratio is excellent. That means my LDL (yes, high according to the marker) is likely to be good LDL, is it not?.' My GP's reply? 'What, well, it doesn't matter what its made up of, the overall total is high and that's what counts. Besides if a cardiologist saw this they'd be screaming at you to take a statin'. Yep, can you believe it? I told her to not waste the paper writing the script as Im not filling it. The 'establishment' has a lot to answer for. I applaud brave professionals like the Doctors at LCDU and others, who continually get squashed and bombarded with facetious lawsuits to shut them down. Well done to you and go well.

@aliendroneservices6621

3 жыл бұрын

Vegetables are junk food. Good fats are in fatty meat. Lean meat with low carb makes no sense. Hope you're at least eating grass-fed butter.

@LTPottenger

3 жыл бұрын

Thankfully if you are not injured and don't have a chronic genetic disease then you don't need out corporatized doctors.

@hellraiser666666

3 жыл бұрын

you can switch from lean meats to fatty meats. its the fat in the meats you want - not mainly pure protein. eat the meat as it comes naturally - with all the fat it usually has, those are good fats to eat. too much protein makes your body produce more insulin an the end. just make sure your meat sources are pasture raised - sick animal - sick human. eat healty animals - healthy human. peace.

@dorsetboronia4551

3 жыл бұрын

Mark Lowe ...... harp on LDL. Are you talking about my dr? She wastes my precious 15 minutes “yapping” about cholesterol! When my triglycerides are low. My CACalcium score is zero. Wants me on statin. never. Congratulations on your achievements.

One of the best videos on Insulin Resistance and Metabolic Syndrome.... and much more. Paul Mason has done amazing work in this succinct presentation to bring all aspects such as low carb diet, importance of adequate protein, salt, saturated fat and horrible effects of vegetable oils and the importance regenerative sleep and much more! What an amazing presentation... will forward it to many healthcare colleagues. I educated my GP in Sydney and sent her many links (Dr Phinney, Volker, Mason, Feldman, Fong, Nadir Ali, Ivor Cummings and Prof Sikaris and more) why my LDL was so sky-high on strict keto and carnivore.... to her credit she actually refereed me to you...and never mentioned about starting statin again. Hopefully, I will get to meet you one day. Respect and keep up the good work, Sir.!

Fanatsic information Paul. Let me tell you one more. A brother of mine visits doctors about once a week, for the last 10 years. Yes he is on 20 tablets a day, about 7 different medications. When I told him most of the medications are a waste of time, money and slowly piosoning him, he relpied, "You're not a doctor". I said "yes you are right, but I know if I am being slowly poisoned, you know nothing on the effects of all those drugs." I caught up with the doctor at church and asked him, doctors need about 3 to 4000 patients to earn a good income. So they keep patients coming by prescribing different medications. The doctor replied I was correct. I am a Material Scientist, Industrial chemist and metallurgist.

@wugalar

3 жыл бұрын

You're a Material Scientist, Industrial chemist and metallurgist who can't spell! Just kidding. While we're here Emanuel, as a metallurgist can you tell me, why aren't magnesium alloys used more for things like tripods and bike frames? Mg is cheaper than carbon fibre, lighter than cf, as strong as cf, has damping almost as good as wood, no longer erodes from the inclusion of zirconium and calcium (i think) and it's easily recyclable. So yeah, how come it's not like, the most popular material for modern-day products Emanuel? I'd really like to know. Thanks

@Amber4

7 ай бұрын

And even worse: during their education they are told that almost all health complaints from patients are because of mental problems. Thats why most docters send you home and tell you to wait for a few weeks.

Dr Mason is spot on about skin tags. My husband’s doctor told home exactly that and offered to remove them. Also mentioned there’s nothing can be done to prevent them. After my husband started keto diet, they are gone.

If a doctor saw my cholesterol, they would faint. Thank you, Paul!!

Just say it: " IT'S CRIMINALLY NEGLIGENT " for doctors to dismiss this information.

@CelineNoyce

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I can't understand why doctors always get a pass. No other profession gets to be so incompetent.

@t.c.s.7724

3 жыл бұрын

Physicians are either stupid or corrupt. Perhaps both. I'm sorry this sounds harsh but it's obviously true.

@ericrowland1851

3 жыл бұрын

@@t.c.s.7724 Doctors have very little choice. As far as I know, any doctor who uses or prescribes natural medicines can be struck off for using unorthodox medicine. The pharmaceutical industry prefers to sell its over-priced, and usually ineffective, drugs. Regardless of the outcome.

@dougchase4571

3 жыл бұрын

@@t.c.s.7724 Well said I agree. Sounds like you’re talking about Democrats first and Republicans right on their tail.

@akhusal

3 жыл бұрын

Doctors can only advice, it is the patients who have the final say on any treatment. Healthy eating should not be the Doctors job, rather the first thing parents should teach their children. If only Paul Mason was in charge of the dietary guidelines.

Not to mention dental health. Thank you Dr. Mason.

@robotmechanicalwhizkid2521

3 жыл бұрын

Yes weston a price touches on this subject very well for those interested in looking!

@stewa8

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! No more sensitivity or tarter buildup.

Follow the money a healthy person does not a patient make

Dr Mason is The Gold Standard in Real Proper Nutrition! Bar None!

Same with my doctor, no need for blood pressure meds after just 3 days, lost 77 pounds in my first 6 months. My doctor ask what I was doing because she has never had a patient have that kind of success. When I told her what I was doing, real food keto, no industrial oils, grains, or sugars!! She told me that I need to stop using animal fats and go back to vegetable oils and that I needed to add back the grains!!! Still looking for a new doc.

@wydopnthrtl

2 жыл бұрын

The programming kicked in and turn her brain off.

When I was an undergraduate student (chemistry major), I had classes with lots of pre-med students, and when I was in graduate school I knew a lot of med students. Believe me, it's not hard at all to be smarter and more knowledgeable than most doctors.

@LTPottenger

3 жыл бұрын

They have one hard class to get past, organic chemistry. And they don't even have to take a stat or logic class in premed. They are not any more qualified to read and interpret a study than the receptionist.

@ronaldlenz5745

6 ай бұрын

@@LTPottengerMy organic Prof said on day one, "2/3 of you will get Ds and Fs." I got an A in three organic courses (97) and completed and practiced chemical engineering. Friends ask me how I am qualified to speak on health and nutrition. I say, because I can read papers, watch lectures like this one and interpret results, not just parrott dogma. I've also lost 37 pounds and 6 meds and my triG/HDL is 0.7. Decades of orange juice, Special K, skim milk, and toast with margarine about killed me until I discovered doctors on KZread that didn't follow the dogma.

Greetings from Ireland Paul,very much appreciate all that you do as your narratives are truly transformative and paradigm shifting!

I'm 72 and on this diet and have never felt better in my life. I'm close to 95 % carnivor.

@fishingpinky3165

3 жыл бұрын

Me also...62 and going carnivore. Have been keto for 2 years but believed I could have olive oil, almond milk etc. Now going full carnivore. How are your lab test?

@MultiChrisjb

3 жыл бұрын

​@@fishingpinky3165 We you asked him that question a few months ago so i guess we have to assume he's dead. RIP peter.

Thank you Dr. Mason!! This presentation should be sent worldwide to all Medical Schools, Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Doctors/ Specialists. The facts are indisputable, period. Opened my eyes to the hidden ingredients even in my „Keto-Friendly“ food choices like my favourite Almond Milk 🤨 Damn I‘ll have to search for a cleaner option, even my heavy cream with the thickening-emulsifiers 😬 Sure you can say, if you cut out all processed junkfoods, sugar, etc. then a little of these ingredients won‘t harm you, but there‘s where you‘re wrong. I could be one of those patients of Dr. Mason, lost tons of weight and keeping it off after 5 yrs. But somehow, I still have inflamation flare-ups depending on what I consume. And when I‘m really paying attention, it‘s the salad dressing in that take-away salad or the marinade on that uncooked chicken thighs that I cooked myself at home, or indeed the almond milch. It‘s definitely a challenge to completely remove all of these oxidative products, but I‘m up for the challenge - thanks to good people like Dr. Mason 🤓

@harryvandermerwe4604

3 жыл бұрын

Check out Paul Saladino's carnivore book specifically re plant toxins and gutt diversity.

@robwestley7370

3 жыл бұрын

Sandra Westley my Almond Milk is no carbohydrates only 13calories per 100 ml no sugar, but I am in the UK

@lesliegibbons1364

3 жыл бұрын

Good job paying attention! We did do Keto or CLEAN Keto and the difference is hugh

Thank god for people like Paul Mason who have the guts and intelleigence to stand up and tell the truth.

I think this has got to be the best and most comprehensive argument for trying Keto - it's not a diet, it is just real food with hardly any carbs. After nearly 3 years I can totally vouch for it.

As a longstanding healthcare professional myself I applaud your discussion and blunt discourse regarding what people eat and are toxic to our health! As a nurse who has had a focus on primary health care, it's been a long time coming for a researcher MD like yourself, in order to challenge other MDs and patients/clients, and to open up the paucity/obfuscation of much medical data/research and pharmaceutical papers, resulting in the unnecessary death and level of chronicity in misinformed individuals....in particular, those who consume the plethora of convenient genetically modified CHO foods. Paul, you certainly have my continuing support. Good luck and best wishes....Miriam RN PhD

EVERYBODY PLEASE NOTE !! This is one of the best videos ever, about health. It covers just about every topic and every detail you need to know, to become - and stay - healthy !! I follow the Keto diet quite strictly, and have experienced the benefits personally, so I can vouch for the info in this video.

Dr Mason, excellent advice with studies to back it up, many times over. What isn't addressed is the "sponsorship" (money donations) to many medical colleges/teaching hospitals by companies which promote all the bad stuff - seed oils and sugar lobbyists, etc. If the school's curriculum doesn't agree with their "standards" they won't "donate" $$ to fund school/hospital programs. Same with many research "studies" they bias to make it sound like their products are "healthy". I wont even go into lobbyists who bribe the US government to promote these BS food pyramids. Doctors can no longer act like they aren't aware of what's going on with these facts. Thanks for all the great info, doing IF and keto and having consistent great results.

So right .. we get treated for symptoms not causes !! Ive had four gps so far they dont like it if you question them 😤

@andrewj4426

3 жыл бұрын

I have science in hand. Framingham HDL chart etc. they hate it. I can show them 2+2=4 and they will say that i don't know what i'm talking about.

@bobtosi9346

3 жыл бұрын

You’re not alone

correct me if i am wrong but i see a true whistleblower in the medical field talking to us!

@balexandras

3 жыл бұрын

Prof Tim Noakes and Dr. Gary Fetke have both experienced the wrath of the conventional medical community.. were denied their licence to practice...only to have it repealed a couple of years later (could be wrong on the timeframe).

@jesusislukeskywalker4294

3 жыл бұрын

ironic he's last name is mason. lol haha. im cool with it. i was starting to run out of hope.

@phil20_20

3 жыл бұрын

They need it. The only oversight they have is their own guild.

@nioxic77

3 жыл бұрын

@@balexandras Shawn Baker as well, who recommended patients a dietary change instead of surgery. (He was the surgeon)

@jammin6816

3 жыл бұрын

I recently argued with a Harvard medical professor about keto diets and I’m in complete shock as to how misinformed he was. He said that keto was a fad diet and that saturated fats are the cause of heart attacks (it’s inflammation). Of course since I was not a Harvard trained medical doctor he didn’t accept what I had to say. I think the elite medical community is sadly stuck on stupid. 🤦‍♂️

This is the videos of videos when it comes to challenging the established dogma of modern medicine. A masterpiece

That was me. I didn't know how sick I was until I started getting well on LCHF.

OMG!!! Paul “you rock!” Just the best visuals supporting explanations on commercially processed Seed Oils and WHY we must remove them from our daily diet. Very satisfying to see this presentation revisited including new slides. Excellent 💫

@CelineNoyce

3 жыл бұрын

One thing I was hoping he would mention... but a way to speed up removal of seed oils is Steric Acid... found in red meat and butter... so be sure to stock up on steric acid foods as PUFAs can stay in the body a long time.

And perhaps the most ill-informed in the health-care field are the dieticians and nutritionists.

@MultiChrisjb

3 жыл бұрын

The problem is the powers that be realise we're heading towards a massive over population problem. So it's important to try to kill the people we have by spreading the BS about nutrition...

@fatbikemontage2931

3 жыл бұрын

The problem is they are scared to admit that they have got this wrong for generations of people. Many cannot admit they were wrong. Those people are not scientists. Scientists are people who can learn from the evidence as it comes out.

Outstanding presentation. I am a physician and enjoy all of you videos, but this one is particularly good!

@brookeb7994

3 жыл бұрын

You should let us know where you practice! I would love to find a physician that is open minded and curious enough to keep learning from docs like Dr Mason.

@okradokrad

3 жыл бұрын

@@brookeb7994 details of his bookings website are shown at the end of the video.

Setting aside my rec to carve Paul into some kind of medical Mount Matildamore, I used the low carb principle for the past three months, while also restricting calories (about 500 calorie deficit) and I have not felt hungry or deprived at all. Apparently, my body (and possibly most others too) can be very satisfied eating 1500 cals of delicious low carb, healthy fats along with another 500 calories worth of my own body stored fats. First time in my life I got fat under control without any serious increase in exercise...obviously exercise is good, but it's nice to know that one can get excess fat under control by low carb diet, with no suffering or sense of deprivation. It was a surprise to me...and I thank Mason and all those associated with the low carb healthy fat movement for sharing so much useful information.

@MM-li8nk

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome John!

@davegreene1198

3 жыл бұрын

Ha! Mount Matildamore! I went the same route with one meal a day. Bulletproof coffee in the am. Skip lunch High fat zero net carb dinner. Lost 20 lbs. and gained strength and mental acuity over 4 months. I do an extended fast over the coldest week of the year, (snake diet), as I work outside and have time off. Last year I went 4 days before waking up at night ready to kill something. Too bad my friends and family think I'm nuts. Most of them are obese and on meds.

This video does a great job of summing up the current diet knowlage in a clear fashion. The addition fotnotes with the studies is also great. 10/10

This was amazing. I have never seen all these things put together like you just did. I am sort of a keto / fasting - dabbler, but you have totally convinced me. In particular the information about bones was interesting. Almost all the problems of modern medical chronic disease and aging boil down to us willingly ingesting two poisons. I am just glad someone pointed this out to me while I am still relatively young. You are saving lives here.

@red57dryad

3 жыл бұрын

Don't be a "dabbler", be a doer! I mean!!! Do it till da sun don't shine, do it in da morning time... JUST DO it ALL DA TIME! Give yourself a month and go freaking stringent ultra low carb.. you know what they say... once you go low, you'll never go back! ;)

@YouTuber-ep5xx

3 жыл бұрын

Sugars (including grains) and seed oils?

After becoming carnivore & increasing my saturated fats (mostly lots more bacon) my health has improved so much I may never need a doctor again

@MrsTabby1963

3 жыл бұрын

I have found that, since kicking carbs to the kerb nearly six years ago, I have not visited my GP. I'm 57 now.

@FoereaperGaming

3 жыл бұрын

Never trust someone that profits from you being and remaining sick.

@billytheweasel

3 жыл бұрын

i had to be very careful with bacon. Just me though... ymmv!

@davegreene1198

3 жыл бұрын

That's been my plan since I turned 55, five years ago. So far so good.

@slikasrick

3 жыл бұрын

@@nickarrizza nah it’s not 👍🏼. You’ve come to the wrong place people here are too educated. TMAO causes glutathione to upregulate much the same as sulphophrane does, they always come up with more reasons meat is bad. They’ve done it for over 100 years and it’s always fake and always changes.

Thanks Dr Paul Mason, for this epic masterpiece lecture. Everyone please help by like & sharing this.

Thanks for this great presentation. 18 months of keto plus daily 18 hour fasting means I’ve reversed my T2 diabetes (a1c now 5.4 without any meds). I just hope I started keto early enough to prevent Alzheimers...

@anir8023

3 жыл бұрын

And u are running on stress hormones, depleting ur liver glycogen, ur thyroid is suffering and in long term will bring u back to binging.

@nadinabbott3991

2 жыл бұрын

In the process right now. Low fat, high fat, with IF…and it is working

@Jchathe

2 жыл бұрын

That's wonderful! You have given yourself every chance of living a long, healthy life! xx

This is such an incredible overview to support overall health. A keeper to be reviewed many times over!

I am keto and lost 64lbs (I’m not sure what that is to Kg?) all I did was intermittent fast and stop eating all processed carbs and carbs in general.

@unpopularopinions2261

2 жыл бұрын

29lbs........64/2.2

When the food pyramid first rolled out I was in a state of near panic. I told anyone and everyone that it was an extremely poor diet plan! I worried for hypoglycemics and diabetics and, frankly, everyone else! I kept telling my brother it was a stupid idea and really questioned those who thought it was proper! My feelings about it were strictly intuitive. I had no "proof" it was a bad idea. Fast forward to today. I'm nearly 64 yrs. old, 5'3" and 100 lbs. I eat as much as I like but eat no dairy (allergic), sugar and eat a very low carb diet. I have no sign of COPD, heart disease, hypertension, diabetes or non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. Almost none of my peers, ( who are alive) can say the same. For decades I have been ridiculed for my diet and the amounts as I don't overeat. They don't say much now.

This is the first video I've seen where the actual process of how the food is turned into fat has been described in detail. Kudos!

I fully agree. I got to a BMI of 30. I walked it off but I felt terrible and then regained it. I started to check my blood glucose. I watched what kept the sugar levels down. I increased the use of saturated fats, I dropped my carb intake for extend periods of time/months/years to 30 grams per day. I used cold exposure as well plus running. Result I feel good, blood pressure is normal and my BMI is between 23 to 25. I also increased my salt intake. I take 10 000 IU vitamin D3 and have for 17 years. It blocks the colds and the flu of the fall, winter and early spring seasons.

i had exactly the same experience with my doctor when i reversed my diabetes, no longer suffered asthma symptoms, cleared up my psoriasis and lost 6 stone in 4 months. 'oh thats bad for you' i havnt trusted doctors since and research for myself, its nice to see 5 years later that there are more doctors getting it but i doubt it'll ever become mainstream due to pharmas competing interests and the amount of training of doctors lead by pharma

@LTPottenger

3 жыл бұрын

Yo put him out of a job. Sadly that is what most of them care about, healthy people are no use to them.

@wendysgarden4283

3 жыл бұрын

look up how much money Coke gives to medical schools. That'll give you pause!

I’ve been pleasantly surprised that none of my cardiologist, nephrologist, or GP have given me flack over Keto when I told them I was doing it. My nephrologist recommended adding back in beans for some reason, but that was it. My cardiologist is awesome and said he’s considering recommending it to his patients, but he’s seen a patient lose 100 lbs, quit, and regain 75, so I’m hoping to be his example of it working and being life changing.

I am spreading the word on my FB page...great Data ...Thank-you for your efforts. Yes, we have been lied to for 60 years....

I have a few dr's for different issues. All of the are incredibly happy with the improvement of my nlood work, the significant weight loss, and improvement of symptoms and encourage me to keep following the ketogenic diet. In fact, the one dr who at first told me he was a fan of keto for short-term but believed it's unsustinable in the long-term was shocked when I told him he was talking to someone who was already 9 months into it. Since then, he has told me I have taught him something new and he is now more open-minded about diet and willing to look more seriously into it. I recommended he start with Dr Ken Berry, Dr Paul Mason and Dr Fung.

This was one of the best walkthroughs of facts, covering several different disease topics and studies. Very well documented and I'm really amazed by the hard work that lies behind this and the way you have created a story that for most people is absolutely impossible to dig through. Well done Dr. Paul Mason!

As a Type 2 diabetic, I was on up to 120 units of Lantus insulin a day, as well as glimepiride, while being treated by one of the top endocrinologists in Seattle. I was also seriously overweight and unable to keep from gaining slowly. After doing my own research, I switched to a keto diet about 3 years ago, and began losing weight while my A1c number started dropping. I asked my doctor why he didn't recommend low carb diets to his patients, since he had never once mentioned trying that. He said it was because he didn't think most patients could stay on that diet. Since then, I've lost 60 pounds, stopped taking insulin and glimiperide, dropped one of my two blood pressure meds, and now have chronically low blood sugar. As I'm in ketosis, I'm trying to find out how low blood sugar can go without danger when burning ketones for fuel, but unfortunately, no one I've been able to contact has the faintest clue about this subject.

@chaz6399

3 жыл бұрын

When you say chronically low do you mean according to the meter or based on symptoms? Unless you've having symptoms I wouldn't worry too much about it going too low. Once you're in ketosis I think glucose can go ridiculously low without causing trouble. There's at least one study that showed this, but I don't remember name of it or the researchers. Someone like Steve Phinney could probably give you the citation. Secondly, to the extent that you need glucose your liver will produce it.

@eugeniebreida1583

Жыл бұрын

Wow, good for you. As a Seattle ‘patient’ am curious if he’s Matthew Davies, or if you’ve found a more helpful endo of late?

Hope all our Doctors in the Philippines can view this lecture/presentation

went keto/carnivore and fixed multiple problems I was having, plus losing 31kg/70lbs NO THANKS TO MY DOC!.....Am I smarter than my doc? ....ABSOLUTELY!

Basically do the opposite of your Dr’s recommendations to prevent disease and lose weight. 🤯🤬

@belgian_groenendael

3 жыл бұрын

As sarcastic as that sounds, its actually good advice!

@veralou8353

3 жыл бұрын

I’ll up you one and say we should do opposite of anything govt run

@jennygibbons1258

3 жыл бұрын

I’d add ignore the fitness and weight training industry nutrition information which focuses on calories and vigorous exercise. Do the opposite. Stop counting calories. Do gentle but regular walking/swimming or whatever movement you can, regularly, at least every other day. Cardio, muscle resistance to failure etc may not be the miracle that they think.

@nwcountry

3 жыл бұрын

I had to go against Primary Care, and Dietician they recommended. Doing way better already. Type 2 Diabetic

@MultiChrisjb

3 жыл бұрын

@@jennygibbons1258 There's a study that suggests the intensity and volume of exercise doesn't change you liver fat percentage significantly, unless you're completely sedentary. There were 4 groups of people with fatty livers, high intensity low volume, low intensity high volume, low intensity low volume exercise and no exercise. All groups reduced their liver fat by about the same amount apart from the no exercise group. So yeah, you can pretty much to anything except for sit in a chair 16 hours a day, and your liver will benefit from it.

It is good to see linoleic acid's role in disease increasingly being stated. Sick of seeing 'cooked' vegan studies where high amounts of linoleic rich soybean oil are thrown in knowing that there will be deleterious effects and blaming the saturated fat in the diet...as well as 'low carb' studies that are anything but low carb.

Thank you for continuing to educate us Doctor. I followed your advice, along with your colleagues in LF-Down Under, and now in my late 50's, lost 17k with LCHF lifestyle, cured my pre-diabetes, lowered my a1c from 5.9 to 5.1, and now have normal CRP (no inflammation). It took me 2yrs of hard work which included I.F. My doctor was amazed. It really works-with no meds! God bless you.

somehow, we need to get the "health departments" Australia wide to recommend and include Insulin tests as a regular part of normal blood tests! Yes?

I’ve watched this TWICE. Each time I take away more knowledge. Thanks Doc !!

Every Doctor should watch this video!

Thank you Dr. Paul Mason and all your colleagues ! Shame to the Medical Doctors who follow the $$$$ trail than care about their patients! I am close to 70 years old and have turned my life around, walking 50 plus kilometres a week , lost 55 lbs and am doing intermittent fasting eliminated sugar and processed foods and seed oils! Even with knee issues I feel the best since my 50’s!

Medicine is a science based on validated experiments. New experiments are published every month in journal of medicine but many doctors do not read and use the information acquired 20 -30 years ago when they graduated faculty. Second problem is farmaceutical industry who provides biased information to increase medication sale. Respect dr. Mason for your effort to bring up valid information.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge to us Dr Paul.

Thank you for all the love this year so far 💯 Sending positive vibes to all namaste

This is a life saving video. There are two groups of people. Those who watched this and understood. The others are either unfortunately didn't watch this or stubbornly stupid to deny this. Thanks so much dr Mason !

You have given soooooo much courage and inspiration to explain this info to doctors! Thank you Dr Mason!!!!!

Keto Diet and Intermittent fasting saved my life. 64 yo, don't take or need any meds. Lost alot of weight.

About 3 years ago my doctor discussed a possible "fatty liver" issue with me. During the discussion she asked if I ever drank alcohol. I said yes 3 times a week I had one to two small drinks (less than 2 oz.) with dinner. I also mentioned that I drank several sugary (HFCS) sodas a day (about 24-32 oz). She opined that the soda comsumption was fine and was not a problem. She added that I should not consume any alcohol. I was somewhat puzzled by her pronouncement because a nutritionist I knew had cautioned me against consuming that much HFCS soda. Regardless, I curtailed my alcohol consumption and continued drinking soda. As time went on I continued to gain weight and my doctor said she thought I was continuing to drink alcohol. She never once cautioned me about my HFCS consumption. I was recently watching KZread and came across channels about sugar and diet and I was shocked. I haven't consumed HFCS sugary drinks for 3 months and I have lost 7 pounds with no other diet restrictions. I have also changed doctors.

@nadinabbott3991

2 жыл бұрын

I went down that rabbit hole after doc suggested NAFLD. low carb, high fat, IF. Serious, two weeks and I am almost off insulin.

@eugeniebreida1583

Жыл бұрын

Astounding story, your former md has her head in the sand.

@judithtaylor6916

Жыл бұрын

Sugar drinks are killers.

Thank you Dr Mason. Nice to see a doctor who is good at health and not just disease.

3 Cheers for You Paul 👏👏👏👏👏 I have shared this on my social media because I believe this is vital info for humans in 2021. People believe that they have no co-morbities when they eat fast and processed food, but they have chronic poor metabolic health that they have simply become accustomed to.