In one word, brilliant. As a practising primary care physician I am kicking myself for not discovering this invaluable series of lectures way earlier. Indebted to Dr. PM.

@Acts-1322

Жыл бұрын

Be sure to urge your patients to also build muscle, there are countless research articles that state exercising strong muscles (& the myokines they produce) can treat and prevent 26 chronic diseases! It improves the guy microbiome, & can also extend life up to 10 years!

@darkfieldcarnivore3928

8 ай бұрын

Good on you for acknowledging your duty of care!

i research over twenty low carb doctors ,,and i can tell you Dr Paul is one of the doctors at the top of my list of the best doctors in knowledge ,,makes me proud to be an aussie

My uncle was a Professor in gynaecology he used to take a lot of salt in his food., he died at the age of 97 years. Thanks for this good presentation. Watching from the Uganda.

I have been KETO/IF/OMAD for 2 years. I reversed kidney failure, came off BP meds, cured insomnia and migraines. I also consume copious amounts of Redmond's sea salt every day. Never felt better! Great presentation! Bravo!

@carmcam1

4 жыл бұрын

a mom of a friend of mine, died of kidney failure, if only this diet is as accepted as normal as taking pills, i think the world could save a lot of life and prevent grieving relatives.

@Jchathe

4 жыл бұрын

Tammie Lemons It‘s so wonderful to hear your results. We need to be shouting this lchf/IF/ketogenic way of life from the rooftops! 💖😊

@Iamjazminmariah

4 жыл бұрын

That's a blessing thank God

@Iamjazminmariah

4 жыл бұрын

How long did it take for you to reverse?

@GBB70

4 жыл бұрын

You have found the solution. I also am doing low carb (not necessary the KETO plan and IF using a 21:3 fasting schedule. Dr. Jason Fung in his Diabetes Code book goes into great detail on reversing type 2 and metabolic syndrome. Gin Stephen's book Fast Feast Repeat book is also a good read. Congrats!!

Physicians in the United States get a few hours of Nutrition in the entirety of their educations. This Video SHOULD be REQUIRED continuing education curriculum for our Physicians!

@rawmilkmike

4 жыл бұрын

Dan, in the US our medical schools are funded by the pharmaceutical and processed food industries.

@Meritumas

3 жыл бұрын

The problem is that they do not seek the knowledge outside of the official, limited curriculum. Same in many countries.

@lynserkawi4704

Жыл бұрын

does that mean doctors need to go back to school n learn nutrition otherwise the safety practice protocol of consulting the doctor is wrong.

Thank you, sir. Found out about my IR and managed to turn it around. Urged my husband to check his insulin levels, and lo and behold ... We still have time to turn his condition around, and you are to thank for it.

This is the best lecture I have ever heard that describes what is going on with at least 50% of the world population from our poor food environment. Wow this is actually better than Robert Lustigs lecture that got 6 million views. Very easy to understand.

This young doc makes a complicated topic, very understandable. Bravo 👏

@stefdiazdiaz7067

3 жыл бұрын

Well he even looks younger than he is, more points to the diet.

He's so good at explaining/teaching without any attitude and straight away stating parameters of metabolic syndrome if everyone knew those instead of the food pyramid...... He's great at spreading the knowledge and has a great way of doing it...

@YamiKisara

7 ай бұрын

Well, there are still enough doctors who don't believe the science, and we're no longer in the 60's for one ego-driven maniac to fake a study and force it on the government, so I don't see it implemented in education plans anytime soon. BUT thanks to the internet we're actually able to educate ourselves on the topic without having to rely on the government, so there's that. I come from a country where the population's wellbeing was measured by beef consumption 30 years ago, maybe in another 30 we'll be back at it.

Can't stop listening to this. So informative, what a great communicator. Thanks for sharing these talks with us all!

Your encouragement to test insulin levels with the tolerance test has given every one a sobering percentage of their future. We were all given a glucose reading by our doctors thinking all good. We all looked at the results of the tests thinking “ALL IS OK “ Why are they not testing for insulin ???? Thanks for saving me for even more damage

I don’t understand why this knowledge hasn’t become the mainstream all over the world. I see people eating whole grains bread with “low fat” margarine and then wondering why their diet never works. I’ve been fasting in periods of 24h and 72h and the results has being impressive

He's such a great presenter! Need more videos of Dr Mason.

What he said about Dexa scans and visceral fat mirrors my experience. I did a set of three last year. I wasn't losing much in the way of kilos, but my visceral fat melted away.

Amazing talk! I used to be puzzled by the many roles of insulin. No it's all clearer. Dr Mason is an excellent public speaker.

Exactly what I have done, I can relate to every part of this talk, I can prove him to be right.

@TheFrankHummer

6 жыл бұрын

Same here.

@KetoMama777

5 жыл бұрын

Dexter Morgan keto pudding you meant lol

@tricky778

4 жыл бұрын

@michael plemel suet pudding, I assume

Wow. It is no wonder so many people are diabetic. I am so upset with the doctors that we have seen that seriously couldn’t care less about us….. ugh. Thank you Dr. Mason for educating us so we can UNDERSTAND, instead of just stuffing us with pills.

@ActivateMission2ThisTimeline

2 жыл бұрын

TheyCareAboutYiurWalletAndThatYouComeBackOftenNeverCured.😮

@worldpeace666now

2 жыл бұрын

They have their hand...in the Big Pharma pockets!

So well and simply explained. The graph of blood sugar level vs insulin so simple to understand and remember.

This is an AMAZING lecture! I wish I had known this about insulin years ago. Dr. Mason really covers the major parts of the body affected by insulin resistance. He also discusses HOW they are affected by insulin, and WHY people get each of the components that make up metabolic symdrome. I never realized the role TRIGLYCERIDES play in the damage done by insulin. Triglycerides definitely play a large part in pushing metabolic symdrome along! Thank you, Low Carb Down Under for sharing this eye opening information!.

This was so well done so simply taught thanks. Keto for life to live healthy.

For the first time in 5 years, my heart rate has gone below 95. My last Heart rate check after mild exertion was 79 BPM. Before Carno/lacto after simply getting up to get a glass of water my BPM would jump to 100+ Ever while sitting and relaxing it never went below 90. I am now a carno/lacto adherent. I have not weighed myself in a few months. I am not yet worried about my weight. But the decrease in heart rate and blood pressure alone has concreted this WOE in my mind. The ONLY carbohydrate in my diet, is the minuscule amount I get in extra sharp cheddar and cream cheese. I have to force myself to eat. I am never hungry anymore.

@hiddentalent5174

4 жыл бұрын

KNUCKLES can you guide me plz

@kamam.7556

4 жыл бұрын

Congratulations! I'm keto/carnivore 2 years. Since childhood I've aways had low blood pressure, heart murmur, and hypoglycemia. The keto lifestyle has greatly improved all of my symptoms related to aforementioned conditions. Keep up the great work!

@Jchathe

4 жыл бұрын

Wonderful to hear your results. I’m just starting Caron/lacto mainly for arthritis. Hoping for great results too, thanks to people like yourself sharing their journey. 🙏💖

@carolerichard5250

Жыл бұрын

Your story is similar your mine. I have only been keto since July 20, 2022. I am late learning all this since I am 75 years. 17 years ago I was put on BP meds. After one month of no processed foods, sugar, seed oils and (20/4 fasting) -blood pressure went way down. Afraid it would drop too low I tossed my meds -and BP including pulse is absolutely normal!!! After all those years!!! Tossed my statin too because statins block coQ10 so the blocking also causes “ insulin resistance”. These meds destroy our organs. “They will kill you with the cure”. I am now more afraid of the medical community than I ever used to be. I love keto!!! Yes, not always easy for us sugar addicted but sure beats poking myself with needles and having limbs chopped off!👍👍👍

This entire channel is phenomenal. Thank you.

Dr. Atkins would be so proud! His diet is a worldwide sensation now, may he Rest In Peace!

@Combat_Pyro

4 жыл бұрын

LcHhf is NOT Atkins. Atkins takes zero account of high omega 6 unsaturated fats. Dirty keto is more akin to Atkins where you can eat whatever garbage fried foods and processed meats you wish. A low car high healthy fat ketogenic lifestyle involves not only eating very low carbs and high fats, but also a focus on whole foods with high fats such as pasture raised eggs, avocados, wild caught salmon, pasture raised and finished beef, lamb, pork and so on. The so-called healthy unsaturated fats are extremely high in omega 6’s, which is extremely unhealthy and pro inflammatory.

@fridaynightgamefilm

3 жыл бұрын

@@Combat_Pyro Sure, we've learned more about Omega 6 vs Omega 3 fats and many other things since Dr. Atkins wrote his book, but he was right, and he was way ahead of the rest of the world of diet and nutrition. thenoakesfoundation.org/news/its-the-insulin-resistance-stupid-part-3-by-prof-timothy-noakes

@cincin4515

3 жыл бұрын

@@Combat_Pyro Knock Off the food snobbery. This is about low carb, NOT "exclusive elite food for the upper class only". Newsflash, not everyone has access or the budget for your puritanical dietary demands. Following your amateur advice actively excludes most of the population that needs this the most. Their is nothing wrong with regular produce from regular supermarkets for regular folk.

@elisafrye2115

3 жыл бұрын

@@fridaynightgamefilm WELL SAID...he was my hero THEN...and STILL IS! 👍🥰

@elisafrye2115

3 жыл бұрын

@@cincin4515 RIGHT ON! 👍😋. And thank you for having a really good B.S. sensor, and the brains and good heart to call it out! 🥰

Something interesting - a lot of “normal weight” people have metabolic syndrome due to fat on their organs

@spaceghost8995

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, I knew a guy who dropped dead of a heart attack at age 39. He was thin all over but had that little "beer keg" as he called it. He was 6-6 but only weighed about 235. It was visceral organ fat. He was likely borderline diabetic and heart disease snuck up on him quick.

I love this presentation. I compared this to my old tests and took action with keto, IF ( 16:8 , OMAD, and 24-72 hr periodic fasting). 65lbs down, triglycerides in half.

@alwaysflying6540

4 жыл бұрын

Can you give me some advice for someone new to keto and how to get started

Wow, what a great talk!

Great communicator. Makes it very understandable.

Fantastic presentation, thank you so much!

Excellent discussion, thanks

Excellent explanation and a great physician. Bravo!

Amazing presentation. Thank you so much

Excellent presentation, stay on track, and showing so much hidden research of true nutrition, Gratitude Doctor Paul

Excellent video! Thank you! Very interesting to see the charts of glucose and insulin over time.

Love listening to his talks

I think he has all the current thinking on causes of inflammation > Insulin Resistance > Heart Disease. Good video!

Absolutely excellent presentation. Demonstrating with evidence how the whole nutrition story hangs together to produce metabolic syndrome.

You are a great teacher and a wealth of information!

Wow - I have to watch this one again. I'm really interested in Insulin Resistance and how to resolve it.

Excellent explanation Doc..thank u so much for the knowledge....

very clear and helpful to regaining good health

Well done.

Very good presentation.

I never got keto flu. I'm not sure I would have even noticed anyway. After feeling crappy for years, a little flu-like thing doesn't even register. lol

@luludrinkerofcoffee4035

3 жыл бұрын

Same! Maybe I was slightly tired for 2 weeks? kind of? but I did notice at 2 weeks I felt a surge in energy.

@BURGRKNG

2 жыл бұрын

@@luludrinkerofcoffee4035 I wonder if the keto flu thing is related to drinking too much water - I know I do! I recently picked up keto again and this time around I just started adding salt to my water bottle, and no keto flu. I will sometimes get headaches if I don't do this even. Tastes great too :)

Hand down the best info. I wish my PMD listen this

Excellent !

Best video on insulin resistance out.

Very informative.

I’ve been on keto and OMAD for almost 5 weeks and I’m down 32 pounds and I feel great

Thank you so much for the info

Very interesting lecture. Thank you!

this was an awesome presentation. not only the standard diet in your country, but mine as well causes this. i believe in the US the diet could be even worse considering the state of additives put into our foods. thanks so much for posting this info blessings to you

This is amazing! I have learned so much watching your videos. So many of our health problems are diet related! The high carb + low fat mantra I have accepted most of my life is a myth. And we wonder why we have so many health and weight problems in the United States. The Keto diet is based upon science and facts! And more importantly it works!! For me it has become a lifestyle that is full of positive benefits! Why doesn’t our government shout this out with a huge megaphone 📢? It’s because so many corporations benefit from our sugar/ carb addiction; from food to pharmaceuticals!

Starting today.. no more carbohydrates for me.. Thank you Doc.

If you were surprised and Intrigued by the role of salt indicated in this presentation, I recommend the book The Salt Fix. It was written by an American doctor who similarly recognised the role of salt in MetS / metabolic syndrome.

This explains why I was craving salt when I stopped eating carbs.

@1Ma9iN8tive

2 жыл бұрын

I put a level teaspoon of Irish Sea salt into my morning coffee with a dollop of butter … DELICIOUS!

When I had glucose tolerance tests 40 years ago and the results were a completely flat curve. They couldn’t tell I drank 100 grams glucose. Same happened on a 2nd test. My doctor told me I gush insulin. This helps me understand why I could never feel good eating sugar and would feel terrible and gain weight quickly trying to eat a lower fat higher carb diet. Going Keto is the first time I have felt great and not been hungry.

I like this information, Good health is the opposite of absent of metabolic syndrome", very educational and life saving for me

@lindagraham3368

2 жыл бұрын

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at start Dr Mason asked 'what is good health?'... then he started to list.... I would like to add 1 more to list..... 'No over excercise injuries'.... why?.... cause many believe a calorie is a calorie and fall into 'over excercise syndrome' trying to fix metabolic diseases.

25:46 couldn't help but react to this graph. About 23 years for insulin resistance to develop, which corresponds well to when I, and for that matter most people I know whom are overweight started to pack on the kilos.

Dizzy keto flu symptoms can be prevented by Salt 4-6g is best Liver can only hold 100g of sugar if you put in more you get high triglycerides and fatty liver HDL is good but prevented with triglycerides Elevated blood sugar levels insulin resistance increases fasting glucose level Fat high in indigioni Blood pressure goes down salt effect in kidneys Causes of insulin resistance- visceral fat Body mass index Fatty liver Fructose leads to fat accumulation Eliminate carbs Fat you lose first is the visceral fat Liver gets healthier on low carb diet Height of insulin predictive of diabetes Reactive hypoglycaemia makes you hungry 😋 when you eat carbs increasing cravings We can fix this in 3 months

@shackinternational

4 жыл бұрын

Sophat 4-6 gr of sodium is more like 10 gr of regular salt ...

Brilliant👍

He’s a genius and funny too! Thanks Dr!

Thank you! Your lecture is packed with so much scientific and medical knowledges. I am interested in metabolic syndrome and I learned a lot from your lecture. However, Australian blood glucose measuring scale must be quite different from American (the U.S.). I couldn’t quite understand when you mention single digit glucose level, when it should be from 2-3 digits in the U.S. system- normal fasting glucose level is 70-100 here.

Doctors know a lot about diabetes, ironically many people continue dying due to diabetes complications, I think we've been doing things wrongly. Hospitals are full with people dealing with that illness, cemeteries are also full with people who died due to the same problem. We've been losing the battle against the killer, I wonder if soda companies think about that, maybe not, perhaps all they care for is money.

@marlenegold280

2 жыл бұрын

Doctors are taught Type 2 Diabetes is irreversible.

I highly agree that we are generally eating too many carbs and our guidelines are very faulty. They kill people who follow them. People with autoimmune issues, they actually *must* reduce whole food groups and people with allergies needs to avoid lots of specific foods. It truly comes down to everybody's unique body-make-up how much the carbohydrates and sugar are going to damage you. But I also like to note that the diet should never be based on conformity. Everybody is VERY unique and our dietary needs differ vastly. No one diet fits for all. So listening one's own body is most important and that is what everybody keeps forgetting. I believe myself to be highly effected by the carbohydrates and have intuitively been eating less carbs over the years. Now I am doing Paleo and it feels like coming home!

I was sent here by my Pathophysiology professor, and it answered none of the questions on the study guide. Now I feel like I've just watched a 30 min infomercial for Keto. Thanks, community college.

Good doctor

Seed oils damage the metabolism of sugar, then carbs makes the opposite of "damage control"

Very interesting on the salt part, read about it in the salt fix by Dr James Dinicolantonio

I want to go low carb simply because after eating carbs and especially sugar I get crazy tired and feel terrible. Probably insulin resistant.

The keto diet is the fountain of youth. DO IT.

@dankabal

5 жыл бұрын

for me the keto level 99 the carnivore diet works but i plan to reintroduce other "keto" things into my diet. But I wish that I knew this when I was young. I just wasted my youth because the shit sugar and flour.

@zhichaohong2968

5 жыл бұрын

P.A. Russell bullshit

@shepardforce

5 жыл бұрын

Interesting studies have confirmed without a doubt that individuals with antigen A (blood type A and AB) have a dramatic reduction of their intestinal alkaline phosphatase and chylomicrons (used in package and transport of dietary triglycerides in the blood) activities. A fat based diet is counterproductive for these folks. Which might explain why lots of type A pretend to do well in low fat diets (vegetarians).

@DOLsenior

4 жыл бұрын

@@zhichaohong2968 it's NOT bullshit

@DOLsenior

4 жыл бұрын

@@shepardforce source?

My BP is moderately high under medication (125/80). I am on a HFLC diet and my latest blood works show that I am insulin sensitive. All other markers look good, HbA1c is 4.9, Trigs 0.79 mmol/l, HDL chol 2.0 mmol/l. I lost half of my thyroid in 2007, and take 100 mg of Uthyrox. My TSH reading 2.76.

@Straightdeal

2 жыл бұрын

I am 66.

Thanks for the presentation. Are there any doctors in Perth with the same approach?

EXCELLENT thank you so much ++++++++++++

Amazing ✌️🙏🤛

Things I wish I knew a long time ago

Great

I suppose that you have heard about Dr. Robert Lustig. He also talks about sugar, insuline and metabolic syndrome

One question on the correlation between urinary sodium excretion, salt intake, and all-cause mortality. Might the cause of both reduced sodium excretion and increased mortality on the left hand side of the chart be high levels of insulin? Perhaps these people were consuming more sodium than they were excreting? And dieing more, due to metabolic disease?

@stefdiazdiaz7067

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same, there may be a unhealthy user bias, yet sodium seems to be very important for many vital process so it wouldn't surprise me if in this instance we find causality.

Good health is NOT the absence of bad health. Numbers are indicators only. Real bad health is indicated by symptoms. The big abdomen, lack of energy, low libido or inability to perform, angina, infections and muscle spasms are REAL signs of bad health, and good health is high energy, great skin and hair, good sleeping habits, memory and mood. Otherwise, he's great.

@marlenegold280

2 жыл бұрын

These are often signs of insulin resistance also. When one is insulin resistant, one can have trouble absorbing vitamins and minerals, micronutrients from food, or if diet is poor, high carbs, with processed seed oils, that also could cause deficiency and malabsorption of nutrients. The person could also have autoimmune disease, like Hypothyroidism, which causes deficiencies.

I am interested in the biological mechanisms of ptsd and trying to figure out the true cure for the disorder. I have researched it a bit but studies are all one or the other. I would love it if you could dig into the mechanisms of LDL, HDL, TG, B amyloid, insulin resistance, systemic inflammation (interleukin), C reactive protein, as well as sodium levels and potentially the way that it maintains ptsd; as these are all a factor as stated in some studies.

Are there any Adelaide doctors who follow this advice ?

Sugar too 5:59 will go into every cell to form potential energy and holds fluids. Up at night a number of times for the bathroom...?

@cincin4515

3 жыл бұрын

Sugar ferments into gases too. Evening sweeties = morning farts louder than a trombone.

I found the atkins diet 35 years ago I still have his original book. But then the medical world vilified him and he had to recommend less fat . And most doctor's believe cutting calories is the only way to lose weight. Absolute madness

@jasonhewett9070

3 жыл бұрын

Dr. Atkins didnt have very long health span in the end!!

@elisafrye2115

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. 👍Atkins WAS, AND STILL IS: A REAL HERO! ❤️. At least to me.

@sherryanderson1770

3 жыл бұрын

@@jasonhewett9070 He died because of a fall.

The Salt/Sodium chart at 8:22 reads, "

@andreafalconiero9089

5 жыл бұрын

The study refers to sodium, not salt. The slide title is in error. Therefore, to obtain the amount of salt needed to achieve a daily target of 4-5 g of sodium would require 10-12 g/day of sodium chloride salt (NaCl), which is about 2 teaspoons (assuming no other sources of sodium in the diet).

@Jefferdaughter

4 жыл бұрын

Sodium. Dr. Stephen Phinney, MD PhD also covers this in some of his presentations. So yes, this means that we should be consuming 8-`12+ grams of salt a day. More, if we are on a very low carb or ketogenic diet. Salt quality is not addressed. Processed table salt sold in the USA has had all the trace minerals removed. It is superheated to ~1,200F, which changes the structure. And it has added chemicals, so that 'when it rains, it pours'. Most seasalt is now polluted. Pre-pollution mined seasalts like Himalayan pink and Redmond natural salt from Utah contain a wide array of trace and micro-trace minerals that are beneficial for health. These 'real' salts are not processed. The FLAVOR is so much better - and natural salt does not burn like processed table salt does.

Does elevated glucose level happens in a healthy person at times, just like elevated hypertension in a healthy person at times, due to one’s life or work stress? Thank you

So is Dr Mason going to write a book about food intake and elimination or should we all just guess after watching these videos.

So what do we eat?

I have 3 of those conditions that Dr. Mason mentioned but I do NOT have insulin resistance nor do I have a fatty liver. I just watched a video by Robert Lustig who said studies show that it doesn't matter if you have abdominal obesity or not. Studies have shown even people who do NOT have big guts still get metabolic syndrome. Perhaps these two guys need to have a conversation. Also, Harvard Health stated that they believed that Abdominal Obesity and Metabolic Syndrome may be the cause of Insulin Resistance. Maybe all 3 should get together.

@marlenegold280

2 жыл бұрын

You may be a TOFI Thin outside Fat inside Some people have the fat dangerously around and in the organs; asians are more prone to this. They are often Type 2 Diabetic and thin; more dangerous condition.

@SatumainenOlento

2 жыл бұрын

I think that he was just using abdominal obesity group as an obvious example how fat behaves in the body in most cases and why we are generally having overweight problems in the whole population to DEMONSTRATE and prove that carbohydrates and sugar are the culprit for bad health. It is easier to SHOW changes in the body when it is highly visible when people lose much weight. Nowhere he said in his lecture that *only* people with abdominal obesity have insulin resistance or diabetes. It was just more common and good example on how fat behaves in the body. It would be like saying that only fat people have diabetes and insulin resistance and that is simply not true!

His focus - target is NOT keto diet(s) but value of reduced ("low") carbohydrate diet - reminds me of Dr. Bernsteins' 20 grams max per day and it is effective for weight loss....

@Jefferdaughter

4 жыл бұрын

And yet diets with no more than 20 grams a day, as Dr. Bernstein and Dr. Eric Westman of Duke University recommend will allow virtually everyone to burn fat for fuel, instead of sugar. This allows the body to burn excess fat. This is also known as 'nutritional ketosis', or a ketogenic diet. Fat is also critical for building other body structures - including the walls of every cell in the body, hormones, and many other iportant functions.

@elisafrye2115

3 жыл бұрын

I have Bernstein’s book....the man is a genius! ( So was Atkins-his first book saved my life and kept me from becoming an insulin poisoned. T2 Diabetic.with a short, miserable life! 😋👍😁

Please comment on American Heart Association Guidelines

@elisafrye2115

3 жыл бұрын

I could do as you ask but it would involve a long list of 4 letter words and surely get me banned from KZread. 😱😁

Carbs, over a certain amount are specially fattening, that is why breast milk is so high in carbs, to fatten the baby quick and to nourish a growing human brain, when you are done growing (an adult) it is reasonable to assume you need less anabolic signaling (carb-induced insulin signaling).

@nuthinsfree

Жыл бұрын

Human breast milk over 50% fat.

Wow, if as you say the fat that we lose first on a ketogenic diet is the bad stuff, that is amazing. Visceral fat is so dangerous. How do we know though that that is true?

Can anyone summarize this?

@judymiller5154

3 жыл бұрын

eat low carb, mostly unprocessed foods, only during one to three meals a day (no snacks). God bless ❤🙏❤

I've read that vitamin d3 deficiency greatly affects insulin and metabolic syndrome. Is this true??

@Veronica-tn2xc

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, I have hypothyroidism and levels are low so I must take 5000ui each day.

Would you recommend 4-6 grams of salt a day per person? I feel like if we can’t get it from diet without adding it then it shouldn’t really be essential? It is just something that has been a thought.

Good lecture, but Dr. Mason confused sodium intake with salt intake. 1g of sodium corresponds to ~2.5g of salt.

@thalesnemo2841

4 жыл бұрын

@CrocoduckRex So the sweet of the sodium curve would be 10-12 grams of table salt per day .

Is there any connection with higher cortisol levels (people who are emotionally responsive or sensitive) to changes to insulin levels? Can someone have slight hypertension and perhaps higher cortisol levels yet the same person is on a whole foods diet and has lost a lot of weight due to their diet & daily exercise routine and still develop insulin resistance if they are very emotionally sensitive and their cortisol levels are generally elevated?

and we don't test for insulin because ?

@vladvld3433

6 жыл бұрын

because its irrelevant according to doctors and it's Not a storing fat hormone according to the books,,,wich are wrong...

@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32

5 жыл бұрын

Because calling a treatable and curable disease chronic, while selling the poison is more profitable for big pharma. Right now the treatment for high insulin, is more insulin. It's like giving alcohol to an alcoholic and saying alcohol is a chronic disease that cannot be cured. Literally feeding you the same poison to treat your poisoning.

@joehart5782

4 жыл бұрын

@@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32 Looks like we can all agree on SOMETHING anyway. I wish people would evaluate their politics in this same manner. Whats proven good and whats proven bad. SIMPLE !

@spaceghost8995

4 жыл бұрын

Because of cost maybe. Also, I suppose Big Pharma TELLS them not to worry about it.

@spaceghost8995

4 жыл бұрын

@@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32 Kind of like the church falsely convincing you that you are morally sick, and then offering to sell you the cure. All they ask in exchange is money and your LIFE.

Can metabolic syndrome lead to elevated uric acid levels?