As a white woman in my forties, I stopped reading Womens’ Health Mag over a decade ago. It’s only good at making women feel like crap about themselves. Thanks for the validation, Dr. Mike 😘

@C0d0ps

9 ай бұрын

I feel the same as a man. It’s just full of six pack dudes talking about selling their nutrition/fitness programs. “Stop sugar, diet sodas” etc.

@privateassman8839

9 ай бұрын

We stan white woman in her 40s 💅

@jermaineayivoh8263

9 ай бұрын

That’s the point. The more they can make women feel crap about themselves, the more women are going to believe that they need to buy the products the magazines are peddling in order to look pretty and fit in. It’s just that most women lack that self awareness and fall for the manipulation tactics!

@jermaineayivoh8263

9 ай бұрын

@@C0d0ps Nutrition and fitness are pretty basic, well at least fitness is if you aren’t looking to take things to the extreme, that’s when things become more complicated if you are looking to train beyond just looking good at the beach. But the truth is that there isn’t much new under the sun. The same basic training principles get repackaged and resold ad nauseam. An old vehicle with a new paint job can be sold as brand new to the uninitiated, and that’s what constantly happens in the fitness industry.

@C0d0ps

9 ай бұрын

@@jermaineayivoh8263 The problem with men’s health magazines is the flat out lies. - “Impossible to lose weight with diet soda, or carbs”. “How did movie stars gain 30 lbs of muscle in 8-16 weeks? Chicken broccoli rice of course” - Cosmo and other magazines for women are much worse Prescribing yoga and apple cider vinegar for a toned body. Eat loads of nuts to lose weight (one package of trail mix is 500-800 calories).

It's so therapeutic listening to a knowledgeable and intelligent person eloquently demolishing the bullshit claims that you see all over the place. Please keep doing these! It's essential for my mental health.

@angelalynn1979

9 ай бұрын

An expert on more than bullshit is rare anymore 😂

@johnmcaulay8448

9 ай бұрын

Women don't want the truth, they want to be lied to, & continue there delusion.

@HenrikSandahl

9 ай бұрын

So true.

@user-he4ef9br7z

9 ай бұрын

Bro...

@teppopierune5520

9 ай бұрын

​@@user-he4ef9br7zWhat?

A cup of cottage cheese (200g) has 24-25g of protein for 120-130kcal. There you have it, people, the perfect protein bar

@albinocroc

2 ай бұрын

Been having cottage cheese as post-workout snacks for the past couple of weeks, tastes sublime, bonus points for being able to add fruit/jam/whatever the hell you’re craving at the moment and have it still taste heavenly

@normalman8447

2 ай бұрын

@@albinocroc exactly 😋

@ezzylopez7286

2 ай бұрын

I would do that if it didn't wreck my stomach

@albinocroc

2 ай бұрын

@@ezzylopez7286 RIP

@inattentive6184

2 ай бұрын

Cottage cheese protein is almost entirely casein, meaning it takes roughly 8 hours to digest (insanely long compared to most other protein types). It is an amazing product to eat before sleep but not so optimal post-workout when you want protein in your bloodstream quickly

I have 2 bananas before bed every night religiously to turn off my mitochondria. That electron transport chain really keeps me up at night

@nostalji75

Ай бұрын

I don't want to know what you do with two bananas to turn your mitochondria back on again. "Doctor" ;)

@abbygardner9498

Күн бұрын

😂😂

I remember when my mitochondria went offline, I had tremendous effects like... my life flashing before my eyes and seeing a bright light at the end of a tunnel despite not being anywhere near a tunnel. -10/10, would not recommend.

@arihaviv8510

9 ай бұрын

My mitochondria didn't go offline but they really could have used a better wi fi connection

@sueblack5794

9 ай бұрын

...but most important question is, did it spike your cortisol?

@MrClassicmetal

9 ай бұрын

This reminds me of that scene in the move _There's Something About Mary_ when Matt Dillon's character revives Puffer and says, "Stay away from the light!"

@bkcarameljbk7174

9 ай бұрын

LOLLL

@pencilcase8068

8 ай бұрын

What is the recommended data plan for mitochondria, I don't want mine to go offline :(

God i wish there was way the WHOLE world could see this video. SO many people actually believe the nonsense that this magazine is spitting out its ridiculous. GG Mike keep at it

@nicholasthomas3635

9 ай бұрын

Women are WAY easier to manipulate. See them put into political positions, while not having leadership skills. Look how much of that cover model is covered up!

@Ryan_DeWitt

9 ай бұрын

Absolutely. These are the same type of magazines that say lose 30lbs in 30 days with our special Hollywood diet.

@angelalynn1979

9 ай бұрын

If it says it’s for women, by women … it must be good!

@michaeltagor4238

9 ай бұрын

Well it's not like this doesn't happen to men's health magazine too, the whole "fitness" and "health" industry is a joke and as long as there's still money-horny people in the world (which there will always be) nothing will change

@CorridorOfChameleons94

8 ай бұрын

You wanna explain your profile picture there, kemosabe 😏

Look, if Jean Luc Picard tells me that my mitochondria isn't energized, I'm gonna believe him.

Please do more of these! Women's perception towards health and fitness is still chock full of misinformation and I'm really happy that someone like you is helping to debunk them.

@Sarah-tq2jx

5 ай бұрын

And the best part is, a lot of this is passed down from mother to daughter. Generational misinformation posing as sound health advice.

@nostalji75

Ай бұрын

I recommand training yourself to be more critical when it comes to absolute statements. Not just to women, but to everyone. ;) There is just to much BS and misinformation. Its often hidden behind false confidence or straight up manipulative reasons. There is often a huge bias between what scientists acutally tested and what media claims they discovered. IMO if you see a statement like "High glucose deactivates mitochadria" your "citation needed"/BS-alarm should ringing like crazy. The confidence and ignorance of bullshitters is scary and dangerous.

Let's see Andrew Eubank debunk myths.

@MapMonkey96

9 ай бұрын

Who is Andrew eubank? Isn't it alex? Why do people say Andrew

@JohnSmith-eo2yx

9 ай бұрын

Shut up with your tired ass meme

@cutechicken2534

9 ай бұрын

​@@MapMonkey96Its a meme. So basically there's this KZreadr Sam Seluk (awesome guy) and he's really strong, and in one of his videos he says : ' let's see Andrew Eubank hitting this weight' referring to Alex Eubank, as a joke .

@BostjanBavcon

9 ай бұрын

@@MapMonkey96 sam sulek fucked it up and now it's a running joke

@MrJavaScript.

9 ай бұрын

​@BostjanBavcon exactly a joke, a meme... you've heard of those before right ?

Dr. Mike, as a white woman in her 40s, you had me cracking up while I was trying to deliver the mail. Love the videos, educational and entertaining, thank you!

@angelalynn1979

9 ай бұрын

Same here, this is how I felt when I re-read the same magazines I used to read (and trust!) in my 20s. 😅

@angelalynn1979

9 ай бұрын

By the way the third thing I need is something anti aging 😂

@eitheroareitherroar7223

9 ай бұрын

I feel nourished. Listening to this was decadent

@oliversmith7820

6 ай бұрын

I suppose as a black woman you would have been crying

@khornethegrim8258

5 ай бұрын

@@angelalynn1979 And the fourth is age-reversing.

11:25 "if you eat walnut, you're going to f*cking die." Me, allergic to walnuts: "Preach it, brother!"

@BWater-yq3jx

4 ай бұрын

Eating walnuts doesn't make you die. It just makes you want to.

A kitchen is literally a complete food processing room in our homes.

Loved it. Do more of these. If love to see your reaction to men's health and the body building magazines

@TheGreektrojan

9 ай бұрын

Half of the celebrity series were Men's Health videos to be fair.

@brandonwilliams7252

9 ай бұрын

I was going to suggest the same thing! Loved this so much.

@superhonky7682

9 ай бұрын

Can we get a “White Chicks 2” with Dr. Mike?

@BadwulfGrey-ef2zj

9 ай бұрын

Men's Health is equally awful. I mean Greg Gutfield was a former editor. I like Gutfield - but super healthy..nah.

@andersonhirt

9 ай бұрын

​@@TheGreektrojanTrue but those were more like men's health-celebrity trainer crossover specials. Gotta go to the source for the best stuff.

This was fantastic...Men's Health or Bodybuilding needs to be next!

@TheStraightShooter500

9 ай бұрын

WURD!!! One of my coworkers wonders why I don’t do planks.

@videofudge

9 ай бұрын

​@@TheStraightShooter500why don't you do planks?

My mom used to read these every week. She ended up giving my brother and I severe eating disorders because she would make us eat protein bars for weeks on end, put us on a keto diet, etc. We would have to walk for at least 2 hours before and after school everyday, do the weekly workouts, and not eat anything that involved processed food. That went on for about 6 years, then once we got into our teens, she decided to change up our diet to help with our ‘teenage puberty’. Went on a vegan/keto diet till I was about 17 and had to be hospitalized for malnutrition, mental illnesses and suicidal ideation. Thank you for debunking these. It really gives kid me validation I never knew I needed. 😊

There’s so much garbage in the “women” focused side of the fitness industry, appreciate you taking the time to cut through the BS. Wish I could send this to every middle aged woman whose ever given me nutritional advice EVER, I’m not sure they can handle the Dr. Mike style tho😂

@haveabanana2930

9 ай бұрын

I love his style! But I'm not that stereotypical white woman that he so entertainingly portrays, lol - his advice is golden; his style is what got me hooked 😁

@michaelblacktree

8 ай бұрын

To be fair, men's health magazines are probably just as bad. The BS they're peddling might be a different brand, but it's still BS.

@luvkayakn

4 ай бұрын

Men’s health magazines aren’t much better. I loved Muscle and Fitness when Corey Everson was Ms Olympia, but now I look at them and find they’re pretty shady too.

I find few experiences more painful to my soul than perusing the magazine selection at the checkout of grocery stores. Every time, it’s a battle between my morbid curiosity and my rapidly failing sense of self preservation.

@allenjohns5715

9 ай бұрын

That perfectly describes my relationship with hoping on a streaming platform and resisting the urge to put on reality tv.

@Moose92411

9 ай бұрын

@@allenjohns5715 it's awful how addicting absolute trash content is

@Hawksbii

9 ай бұрын

I think you would be an entertaining author.

@Moose92411

9 ай бұрын

@@Hawksbii I appreciate those words more than you know

@rockyevans1584

8 ай бұрын

Genuine question, how does mindless entertainment cause your sense of self preservation to fail?

I’ve ALWAYS hated that “Muscle Maker” move you just roasted and it makes me feel 1000% more validated lol

@jmazz85786

9 ай бұрын

It’s called a Renegade Row if I’m not mistaken.

@artikagunathasan4040

9 ай бұрын

@@jmazz85786yes! I used to feel so bad because I can never do them when I attempt them. I can do a single arm row and I can plank. At the same time? Forget about it

@rodiusmaximus

9 ай бұрын

@@jmazz85786 that's the puss-ified version, much like the 'burpee' is 'just a plank and stand up'.

@rodiusmaximus

9 ай бұрын

If anything, it's more of a 'energy burner' or a hybrid cardio workout.

@meszian

9 ай бұрын

I learnt it on my first program as a fat hunchback, Athlean-x. Immediately hated it, and just Immediately starting changing the program at whim to remove excersizes I hated, and it's hilarious coming back 6 years later to learn they are actually mostly ridiculous bullshit.

In case you do more of these, endurance magazines (Runners World, Cycling, triathlete mags, etc) often include absolute comedic gold when they go to recommend strength training. Endurance athletes get fed some insane nonsense about what to do in the gym and how to fuel.

@sugarfoot1956

9 ай бұрын

Yes, I’d also love to see runners world.

@matthewcreelman1347

9 ай бұрын

In a general sense, I’m curious about how Dr. Mike would say endurance athletes should fuel. To be clear, I’m talking about the people doing marathon training, and people typically averaging over 70km a week, not the people doing a slow 3k jog twice a week. I’ve seen people say everything from “distance running is about carbs, not protein, 0.8g per kg per day is totally fine” to “high end endurance training requires absolutely massive amounts of protein, 2.0g per kg per day is a baseline for the people running more than an hour a day.”

@ZachTheExcitedViper

9 ай бұрын

@@matthewcreelman1347 Dr. Mike doesnt look like the type of guy going long distance - but he clearly understands the effects of CNS fatigue, glycogen depletion, hormonal balances, etc. Carbs are king, yea, but he'd probably offer the nuances (and there is a massive amount of them, its complicated) of how/when to fuel and when not to. For the cutting edge of this stuff, look to the teams with money (Nike trying to burst the 2:00:00 marathon, big TdF teams like Jumbo Visma, etc) because its their entire enterprise.

@matthewcreelman1347

9 ай бұрын

@@ZachTheExcitedViper Dr. Mike looks like a natural sprinter, very dangerous over short distances!

@borisoglebskaia

8 ай бұрын

I think Anita Bean is the best nutrition writer I know of who deals with endurance running, cycling, etc. For refuelling with how much carbs and protein. Like you've said though there's much more complicated stuff, especially for longer duration efforts like ultramarathons. Sorry I just wanted to add that in case there are people who need a good source, for example to clear up whether 2g per kg protein should be a baseline for a well-trained runner 😅

this reminds me of when I read Men's Health, and they would tell me in January that full-fat cheese is bad, then in March, full-fat cheese was the key to gains. Also my workout changed at about the same rate with every new "3 sets of 10" program that they published.

@nicholaspauly5934

8 ай бұрын

Was that back when the magazine wasn’t 2/3s adverts? Had a trial subscription a few years back and it seemed like the entire magazine was adverts with a small portion devoted to “fitness” advice

@MSHNKTRL

8 ай бұрын

@@nicholaspauly5934 idk, this was about 2008-ish

Chai also means tea, so you'd be filling up on tea tea, it's a double win!

This is like a gimme question on a grade 12 biology test "If you eat a lot of sugar, you can make energy without really involving your mitochondria" "False, the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell"

@nostalji75

Ай бұрын

Great all the answers are wrong... Whats the question though? You can "make energy" without mitochondria via Glycolysis. But you don't need to eat any sugar for Glycolsis to take place. F.e. Carbohydrates like starch can be easily digested to glucose and many other metabolic pathways lead to it. Intake of sugars is not required. Yes, the mitochondria can be considered as the powerhouse of the cell. But IMO a better metaphor would be: Its the hypertrophy gym of the cell. The place where the real gains happen. The engery a human cell can produce is a lot higher in mitochondria than outside. Its optimized to be the best environment to squeeze out the last bit of engery out of a molecule. Similar to how weights enable you to maximise your muscle stimulation in the gym. You can still get your gains outside the gym, but they aren't comparable from what you can get from the gym and a proper diet. Gosh I really hated those multiple select questions. They are often so misleading and you might get them wrong even if you actually know the answer -.-

The part about mitochondria is hilarious😂 the way they say "without REALLY involving your mitochondria" and "KIND OF takes your mitochondria OFFLINE" talk about being vague!😂😂😂

Hey Dr. Mike, I've been having a very difficult year and have been using the gym as a positive outlet. I pay the bills driving a truck and your videos and your great sense of humor have been a fantastic companion to lighten up my mood and my day. Not to mention I've learned more about fixing my techniques/diet in just a month of listening to your videos than I learned in 3 years of previous training. Thank you very much for the great work that you do!

I love that you started mentioning your credentials at the start of every video, it makes it a lot easier to share your content with people who haven't seen it before.

As a biologist/neuroscientist with an appreciation of anatomy, I LOVE how accurate and logical this is! It drives me crazy seeing how many magazines and products target people who don't know better. Quercetin is studied a lot in anti-aging senescence related research, but I've never heard of it being targeted towards exercise, crazy

@efo19wire

9 ай бұрын

same! biochemist over here and the damn mitochondria thing had me laughing out loud

@rodiusmaximus

9 ай бұрын

It seemed to get popular during a certain recent pan de mic. Quercetin helps with Rona symptoms.

The protein bar section of that magazine was unforgivable. I'm not a nutritionist, doctor or trainer, yet even I know how to analyze the macros for a protein bar. They're clowns.

These are my absolute favorite Dr. Mike videos. Informative and downright hilarious 😆

Really enjoyed this and please do more of these! What's interesting but also infuriating is that these types of magazines will give you, for example, a list of the 5 best workout bars/[enter product they're trying to sell] with each one having it's own benefits, yet in the end leaves the reader even more confused over which one to actually eat. Are you supposed to buy all 5? "Well I want the cardamom in that bar A, but I'm also supposed to *nourish* myself with the stuff in bars B and C..."

Dude this content is not only educational but hilariously entertaining and engaging love the content Mike

Love all these new bits your and reviews doing Dr.Mike. Keep it coming!

Been watching Mikes content for some years now since I started getting into hypertrophy training, very nice to see his videos doing well and the new forms of content :) thanks doc

I love how the market violently swung from "LOW FAT" to "KETO FRIENDLY". Especially when "keto friendly" just means high fat, not necessarily low carbs LOL

@Funymoney010

9 ай бұрын

What? Keto can be low or high fat, but it specifically HAS to be low/no carb right? Isn’t the whole point of Keto is specifically that your body will use your own fat and ketones to lose weight instead of burning of glycogen in your liver?

@HeliRy

9 ай бұрын

So is Keto just a rebranding of the Atkins Diet?

@carastone3473

9 ай бұрын

@@HeliRyyes!

@Foreverenpointe

9 ай бұрын

@@HeliRy Nah they are a bit different. Atkins was more focused on protein. Keto is more focused on fats.

@BadwulfGrey-ef2zj

9 ай бұрын

I am glad the market swung that way. You can still have not enough protein density. But the work of Dr. Lustiq does a pretty good job in showing that fructose in large quantities is bad for you.

These are your best videos imo. The whole influencers coaching up and now this. Keep em coming doc !

The kneeing in the nuts comparison 😂😢 loved it. Also, the way you serve up shade and dismantle claims gives me chuckles start to finish on all your videos

This is the third Doctor Mike on KZread that I've found! And I haven't been looking!

Just finished lifting and cycling, and this "info" is pure hilarity for me as a woman. 😂

@friendlyfire4178

9 ай бұрын

This is serious stuff and nothing to be amused about😅

@OsatoOkazaki

9 ай бұрын

@@friendlyfire4178 😂😇

@anonymousman4419

9 ай бұрын

Cycling? I hope you mean it as in cardio.

@cocainedealer9037

9 ай бұрын

@@anonymousman4419 TREN HARD ANAVAR GIVE UP

@anonymousman4419

9 ай бұрын

@@cocainedealer9037 Based name

I just had to say I purchased a membership to your rp app and it is helping me make gains I've never made before! I'm working muscles that I hadn't been hitting enough. Thank you so much for making such an amazing app that makes training a breeze!

Please make more of these! Love it

Made me laugh so much, critiquing the magazine was a brilliant idea, hoping you'll do more :D I enjoyed the reactions and the humour, and the way you can use your knowledge to be like 'yeah, no' and then bring us along with you on the journey of why they're wildly wrong. It's a fun way to learn more about health and exercise. Wild that healthy-branded so-called protein bars would be more accurately called fat bars-- I wish I was surprised. The bit about not eating (refined!) sugar so your mitochondria get their 'exercise', absolutely wild

God I love how sassy Dr. Mike is

YES PLEASE... Can we have more of this, that will be really nice. Think most of us here know what works by now, but its always fun to see :D

Just because of these reviews I subscribed to watch these and the workout break down lol. You are so funny, yet so knowledgeable. Make learning fun with Dr Mike

Love that series! Please more👏🏻

Please do more of these. It's too funny😂 and educational at the same time

I'm pretty sure that first exercise is just a renegade row, something you see often in group classes where the job isn't to get improvement, it's to make people feel like they did something. I find it hilarious that they felt the need to rename it to sound like they came up with something.

@avgeek-and-fashion

9 ай бұрын

I've seen people do this without weights even. The ONLY thing you are overloading is the smile lines of everyone watching. Absolutely bollocks.

I could watch vids like this one all day. Thank you for this nourishing analysis. I’m absolutely obbbbsessssed

the elevator music going in and out in a nice touch...such a great cue

This debunk series is the best.

Id love to see Dr. Mike critique old bodybuilders workout and diet videos. Especially Ronnie Coleman, Dorian Yates, and Rich Piana. Not like an entire video just select portions were they talk about diet and when they're lifting.

Sarcasm on point, entertaining and educational af! please do more of these! So many magazines to "review"

New YT follower here. Why did I not follow y’all on here sooner?! Love this 😂🤭. Very, very informative. I stopped reading those magazines about 15 yrs ago, thankfully. Love your IG page and the RP app. Yes, please do more of these.

As a current white woman and a former fitness/health-naive white woman, I concur. We do exactly that.

@azabujuban-hito8085

8 ай бұрын

What's your race /skin color got to do with it?

@NicholaisoN

8 ай бұрын

​@@azabujuban-hito8085Watch the video.

@seventhkeyomegasghost8233

8 ай бұрын

"As a current wht wmn" what does that mean? You have to file paperwork to keep from going out of date or stay up to date or something?

@pencilcase8068

8 ай бұрын

​@@azabujuban-hito8085it has to do with the *joke* Dr sus ripped guy kept making

@pencilcase8068

8 ай бұрын

​@@seventhkeyomegasghost8233you don't file such paper work? Where are you from where this isn't required

I'd be down to hear your critiques on Men's Health and other men's fitness mags.

@arihaviv8510

9 ай бұрын

We have decades of stuff to go through!

@NemesisX94

9 ай бұрын

Men's Health doesn't even have men anymore.

This series is by far my favorite on KZread!

I absolutely love this series!

Your def one of the most content dense channels. Your knowledge and ability to communicate it is top notch. I get a lotta good nuggets from this channel and some good laughs too

Dr.Mike, I so love your sarcasm I sssoooo needed this today I had to stop the treadmill or risk injury from laughing so hard love Doc LOVE IT

Honestly these are my favorite videos. I love all your content but the sass you bring is so decadent and nourishing

You guys really found your niche with these videos. Looking forward to seeing more.

This one goes out to my gym bro, who just straight up eats a regular candy bar during workout for extra carbs. Seems to work great for him though!

@ericgoldman9260

9 ай бұрын

i think your bro is just hungry

@ThaKKatt

9 ай бұрын

dang lol, eating fat during a workout sounds like a recipe for GI distress. Why not the ol' spoonful honey or something?? I guess if it aint broke don't fix it

@hamstsorkxxor

9 ай бұрын

@@ThaKKatt I think his choice of candy bar is very little fat and a lot of sugar. I don't think he has thought about it all that much, but he swears by it, and he does get results. Although I'd wager those results are from him being the gym 5 days a week, and not the candy bar, lol.

@WW-nk7wg

9 ай бұрын

He does correct if his goal is just simple fast acting carbs. He could instead eat 2 bananas though.

@scottmitchell1974

9 ай бұрын

@@WW-nk7wg For some of us those 2 bananas would cause... immediate and explosive... problems.

Thank you for debunking the “man makers” row thing. I used to do a boot camp training years ago and I hated these. I love doing either a row or a plank/stability exercise and not trying to do a combo of both. Like you said it just feels like you’re doing both poorly and not getting any results.

Haha these debunk videos are hilarious, informative and entertaining. Love em!

Dr. Mike, I love your personality and you deliver so much valuable content -- thank you! I'm not sure I agree with your opinion on the renegade row, when you say it's a waste of time. I think it depends on the goal. It's a fantastic stability drill, especially for strong people who have trouble stabilizing -- and, yes, you could go heavy. But my point is that it gives you the skills and a kind of body awareness that you could transfer into other movements.

@rubennigaglioni6118

4 ай бұрын

I believe he’s primarily criticizing it as a ‘muscle maker’.

Thank you for this decadent and nourishing video. This gave me the most incredible dopamine hit.

"Nuts, specifically peanuts" ... oh jesus

Really enjoying your videos - please keep 'em coming! =)

I want more. MORE. This is nourishing my soul.

Seem like women's fitness in general is skewed towards not challenging themselves. Got my wife to start working out with me and all she wants to do is leg extensions and triceps French press. Squats, deadlifts, pushups or bench, hell to the no. She would rather do a 45min celebrity boot camp video from the early 2000s than walk for 30min on a incline treadmill while watching her favorite show. I dont get it. Immediately following the workout its straight to nachos then icecream and beer lol.

@TheodoreChin-ih7xz

9 ай бұрын

Women don't have to work very hard to have a desirable physique. That's just kind of the default for the first 30 years or so and then poof it's gone

@kramermariav

2 ай бұрын

Ummmm...what womens fitness sources are you looking at with your sample size of one? 😂

@desertfarmer248

Ай бұрын

@@kramermariav one huh? Okay so I dont have 3 sisters who played softball, a mother, aunts and friends. Lol stop assuming you know anything about anyone. I just made an observation from my 43years on this earth. alot of women are in much better shape than I ever was even playing college baseball. Just 96 percent of the ones I've met are not.

OMG!!! YAAAS!!! This was one of your funniest yet most relatable, as I used to devour these stupid magazines back in the day. Now I just nick the odd copy from the dentist’s waiting room just for the thrill of stealing something. Excellent and hilarious Dr Mike!

One of the funniest ones yet! Keep them coming Dr. Mike and Scott Video Guy

Thanks for setting us straight. I saw the V-Shred video. Will you do one for Warrior Babe? Is she just another V-Shred?

I am a certified sports fitness nutritionist and that was hilarious 😂 the mitochondria going off line - that’s called death 😅

Men's Health put out an article on hair loss years ago and got me taking finasteride. They didn't mention any side effects in the article and it tanked my libido and indirectly destroyed a long-term relationship with my annoying girlfriend. Win some ya lose some! Thanks men's health!! 🤗

@user-tg7pi6lu6v

9 ай бұрын

did the doctor who prescribed this to you not mention anything about that?

@PriusTurbo

9 ай бұрын

@@user-tg7pi6lu6v It was actually a nurse that prescribed it. She had to read about what it was before she wrote the prescription and did say it can affect 'sexual function' but didn't say how etc. Men's Health made it sound like such a normal thing to do in 2010 that a doctor would've had to flat out refuse. Also the studies and scary information online that people continue to claim is bs didn't exist yet. Also should mention that creatine does cause hair loss in people that are sensitive to DHT.

@elmariop

9 ай бұрын

Bet your hair looks great though!!

@fancyclown6863

9 ай бұрын

let it be a lesson to do research

@cybervoid8442

9 ай бұрын

​@@fancyclown6863wrong. Let it be a reason to talk to a fucking doctor before taking shit like that. Random people suck at interpreting research papers. That's how we arrive at anti-vaxers

I love your videos,fun and informative

Gotta love when protein bars and the like slap “keto” on a product with 19 grams of carbohydrates; they’re banking on their customers having heard that “keto is good” and not looking any further into the subject than that.

Please continue to debunk these ridiculous articles. Women’s Health, Cosmo, Ladies Home Journal, Women’s Day, The Woman’s World, and especially magazines targeted to teenagers like Cosmo Girl and Seventeen. What gets me is these magazines will have titles splashed across the front like “get your bikini body ready and build your abs in only 2 weeks by doing these 5 simple workouts!” And there’s some celebrity leaning up against a wall with their arms crossed and one foot behind them touching the wall. You flip through trying to find the article, but are met with not only an over abundance of ads, but recipes for chocolate cake or irresistible brownies, neither of which has healthy alternatives in the recipe. So you get to the article and it’s one column of basic shit you already know and the model already has her abs spray painted on. 🤦‍♀️ Oh! Or when there’s a person on the cover wearing jeans several sizes too big and she’s standing side profile and pulling out the front of the jeans so you can see how *massive* this supposed transformation is supposed to be. They love using this pose, it’s been around for decades because it works. They also will show before and afters of women who supposedly followed this diet plan and how great they look, but what they don’t tell you is the amount of editing that goes into the before’s, they make her stand in a terrible non flattering position, no makeup, workout clothes that are too small, and they photoshop her to make her look even worse. Then the after’s where she’s standing in a position that is very flattering, she’s wearing makeup, her workout clothes are super cute (which that’s another advertisement because at the bottom it will tell you what brand the model is wearing and how much each piece is) Her image has been manipulated in their favor. But the biggest piece of shit move these companies do in magazines, workout equipment ads, diet ads, etc is the “before” is a picture of someone who was already very athletic and had gotten sick or injured and therefore was unable to workout and now have about 10lbs or more of excess fat. Then, the “after” is when the same person is no longer stuck in bed and have gone back to their prior routine, which their body’s adapt to very quickly, thus making it *seem* as though this person with a paunch really did lose weight and developed a toned form in a month. 🤦‍♀️

Dr. Mike, the way you crush these absurd health fallacies are so funny. Love it!

Gotta say. More of these please! 🙏

Please never stop these. I laugh and learn so much.

Men's health next pls :).

Huge fan here in the middle of my fitness journey. Would be awesome to see a video on or get some advice on fitness that’s beneficial for someone like me with back issues. I have been diagnosed with degenerative disc disease (passed down from my mom who has it) and I have days where it’s hard to move, let alone do a workout. What can I do to get stronger without potentially making my pain worse??? Anyone who’d like to respond, please feel free. I want to get fit so badly but I’m always in so much pain in my lower back lol

@topkekm8817

9 ай бұрын

I would highly recommend looking into reverse hyperextensions and other spinal work that louie simmons pioneered, they wont prevent the disease but they may help reduce the pain and make working out less painful and help you do some exercise

@janb92

9 ай бұрын

@@topkekm8817 got it! Thanks for the advice!!

This is some of your finest work, Dr. Mike. Still waiting on the stand up tour.

pls do more of these!

I’m a 50ish white woman, and I thought this was hilarious 😂😂😂. My fav protein bar is No Cow peanut butter-they’re completely disgusting to eat 😂, but have acceptable macros.

@jasonshults368

9 ай бұрын

Interesting. My favorite protein bar is a chicken leg.

@Eustres

9 ай бұрын

@@jasonshults368 I get what you are saying but a chicken leg won't replace a protein bar when it comes to availability, macros, taste (sweet vs savory), but it will give you protein, is tasty and its of similar size.

@angelalynn1979

9 ай бұрын

Lmao I tried one of these once, never again.

@TheWolfeDen

9 ай бұрын

I used to eat no cow bars when I was an opening shift manager at a grocery store. I was the first to arrive and didn't take lunch until close to the end of my shift...that and a Celsius held me over until I was able to properly eat. But you're right...they taste atrocious

@arihaviv8510

9 ай бұрын

​@@Eustressweet and protein are two things that usually don't go together. Unless it's a chicken leg with bbq sauce

I normally love your content and learn so much from this fitness explained stuff. Here I kept thinking about my sensitive mother who has just started getting into fitness and how terrible watching this video would make her feel.

@kuningas1101

9 ай бұрын

I agree. Of course it is entertaining if you already know the basics; this video is for RP subscribers rather than Women's Health magazine readers. Whether that is strategically the best plan of action if you are trying to educate people, I am not sure. It will definitely get more traction though, so I understand why they'd make this video

@carolynmogan2609

9 ай бұрын

Really? Sensitive to the truth? One would think if she is just starting out she’d be thrilled because she will go forth with correct information.

@goblinguard4833

9 ай бұрын

People generally don't react very logically. Imagine showing, say, a flat earther a video dismantling and making fun of flat earthers. That's not going to change their belief.@@carolynmogan2609

@DarkVeghetta

9 ай бұрын

Your mother needs to become less sensitive, then; especially if she's interested in reasonably fast progress in terms of her training instead of a lot of wasted time due to the bad advice found in these rags. Over-sensitivity is a weakness and, as all weaknesses, should be worked on and minimized.

@goblinguard4833

9 ай бұрын

​@@DarkVeghetta I'd say in an ideal world, yup, absolutely. Is that actually going to happen? I don't think so, and telling someone what they should be doing isn't going to get them to do that.

Not the most actionable or helpful video to me personally, but absolutely one of your most hilarious. I need more in a series with this!

Dr. Love this channel you debunk a bunch of dudes I use to follow . Question is Thai boxing combined with resistance training hood for strength training? Big fan, let’s go NYC BABY!

At this point I’m just here for the comedy 🤣

Lol, bro, Core Bar is not a protein bar, so it is wrong to analyze its nutrition facts with reference to that standard. Core Bars are keto bars, meaning they are for folks who like to eat a high fat, low carb diet, which is why it is higher in fat and lower in carbs. I am not Keto, by the way. I am just paying attention to details. Did the magazine even place all of those bars into the "Protein Bar" category? Or were they just all lumped together as "Health Bars"? And I take issue with the notion that because a bar is higher in fat and lower in carbs and protein that it is unhealthy, or on/approximately on the same level as a candy bar. Macros aren't the only level of analysis here: ingredients and micros matter, too. A Core Bar is actually good for your body, whereas a Snikers bar is not.

@evoLveAllone

9 ай бұрын

@@luping1879 I thought the same things. I feel he can get carried away tearing things down sometimes, and insodoing oversimplify his analyses.

@jasonbaijens3378

9 ай бұрын

but the article was called "protein bar obsessions" on the cover. if a bar has 5g of protein and 20g of fat and carbs it is unequivocally a really bad protein bar.

@atopos3445

9 ай бұрын

I completely agree. It shouldn't have been called a protein bar at all, because it isn't, and it doesn't market itself as one. The folks responsible for writing that article are just confused, and Dr. Mike and camera guy missed that fact. But, I'd have to actually read the mag's article myself to see if it really is confused, or if we just don't have sufficient data.@@jasonbaijens3378

More of these please

This was a decadent, nourishing video that immediately sustained me throughout the day

Steve from the UK, finds these very entertaining. Mike and Scott the video guy, keep em coming. Liked for the like gods.

Great video!!

Great episode Dr Mike

So glad I found this channel.

Yes more of this please!

Magazine reactions are excellent keep ‘em coming doc

I’m always pmsl at Dr Mike, these vids are gold.

I do want to see another one of these ✨