Hi Chris! Nobody has commented about the brisk pace that both Dr Greger and your lovely wife are moving. And keeping up a conversation, neither out of breath. Powered by plants!

@KrwiomoczBogurodzicy

6 ай бұрын

Dr Greger hasn't seen a treadmill this size before.

@truthseeker60403

4 ай бұрын

I noticed, simply because no way could I have done that. More power to them.

@kennethjones6045

Ай бұрын

Curious, where's the b12?

@ajmexico

11 күн бұрын

And the camera person, who I was wondering if they did it while walking backward!

Dr. Greger's books should be REQUIRED reading for every practicing doctor.

This is one of the rare interviews where I see Dr Greger look and behave in such a relaxed and (for him) chilled out manner. Thank you for making such an informative and thoroughly enjoyable interview!

@firewheelfarm7095

4 ай бұрын

I know what you mean. I saw I video with Gregor once he on a treadmill making a video and you couldn’t even understand him he was almost unintelligible. Maybe he ate a steak before the interview.

@kendrawagner2968

4 ай бұрын

He does admit his ADHD makes him talk fast, but YES, in his videos with all the BUSY charts and graphs are brain-crazy-making. And he also OVERwrites, so I have found excellent summaries of his books online.

@williambeck6364

3 ай бұрын

He still talks pretty darn fast though! He can sometimes barely spit out the words fast enough to keep up with his mind. 😀

I think people are getting obsessed with "anti-aging" and "longevity" than with living and just enjoying life.

@stevemiller7050

2 ай бұрын

true. its like an obsession

@michellelappin

Ай бұрын

How can living a long, vibrant, and healthy life - one avoiding doctors, hospitals, and pharmaceuticals as much as possible - be obsessive? This is about eating whole plant-based foods, which is what nature provided us with for possibly MILLIONS of years before we started eating animals and certainly MILLIONS of years before we started eating crap. I think we're obsessed with crap.

Excellent interview! I am 77 been plant based for 12 years. No health problems yet, not taking any medication. I read How not to die in 2016.

@berrymanter1191

3 ай бұрын

I'm nine years in on WFPB at 70 since obtaining How Not to Die, was super healthy before and continue to be even more so. The hardest part of a long healthy life, I'm learning, is saying goodbye to those we've loved.

@artnailsalon4866

2 ай бұрын

Sorry, are you saying you are 70 now or since you read the book ​@@berrymanter1191

@kennethjones6045

Ай бұрын

Where's your b12 and about 100 other nutrients you cannot get from plants. Do research.

@berrymanter1191

Ай бұрын

@@kennethjones6045 We take B12 (so should you). So, what are those 100 other nutrients we're missing? Just curious. (From another vibrant septuagenarian on no meds.)

@kennethjones6045

Ай бұрын

@@berrymanter1191 see doctor Ken Berry or Doctor Anthony Chaffe about deficiencies of a vegan diet. I get all of the B12 in need naturally from meat and eggs. Vegans are sadly miss informed. My climbing partner of over 25 years is in serious deficiencies from the plant based diet. He's changed his diet. The people on this site are either miss informed or are full of it or both.

I'm only at 11:46 but had to stop and say that carrying on a conversation at that brisk walking pace is a pretty good advertisement for the diet, lol!

@PlantChompers

6 ай бұрын

Especially when it was 87 degrees, Toni is 72, and I was busy holding a camera steady, often walking backwards... 😮

@Joseph1NJ

6 ай бұрын

@@PlantChompers Pretty amazing you were able to record that well, at that pace, while walking backwards!

@ptanji

6 ай бұрын

Hear, hear!!

@LWilkes

6 ай бұрын

@@PlantChompers I wondered if you were walking backwards. Bravo!

@The0Patt

6 ай бұрын

I often got distracted during the walking segments over being amazed at the walking pace! @@PlantChompers

I was first turned on the Dr Greger about 10 years ago. I read his blog and listen to the videos weekly, use his research as a guideline. He and Dr Neal Barnard have changed my life. Whole food plant based is the way to go. I am 70yo and take no pharmaceuticals. Hoping for 15 more years of well being.

Had to pause halfway, this is by far one of the best interviews I've seen on nutrition. I am buying Greger's book when I finish this. I am someone who has cured cancer on a vegan diet without meds nor surgery, I did it with cold exposure and Wim Hof breathing and of course a clean whole food planet based vegan diet.

@flaggkatten

6 ай бұрын

Amazing! If you are interested in more knowledge of breathing, check out "the oxygen advantage" here on youtube, and read "breath" by J.Nestor, you'll love to learn about it, I know I did (and I adore Wim Hof).

@Frodoswaggns

6 ай бұрын

@@flaggkatten Yes! I need to finish that book 😅

@drmarkrieke

6 ай бұрын

I always watch at higher speeds like 1.25 or 1.5 to save time click the drop down in the upper right of the screen

@happydaylike4342

6 ай бұрын

What type of water did you drink? Did you pray? Did you stay away from negative people?

@Hertz2laugh

6 ай бұрын

The guy getting interviewed looks like an actual zombie... I'd rather die at 60 from a heart attack than live into my 90's looking like a corpse.

I love Dr. Greger. He is changing and saving lives, by educating health care professionals and the public about the health benefits of eating whole food plant based nutrition. He shares his knowledge and I am so grateful for him.

Exercise, lose weight, eat whole food. Do not eat ultra processed, industrial factory man made fast food. Live the basics. No extremes. Avoid white flour, white sugar, white rice, at natural whole food. Simple, easy, basics. Not complicated.

@kennethjones6045

Ай бұрын

Good start away from the SAD DIET.

@farewelltome.

Ай бұрын

Why white rice? what's better alternative?

@kennethjones6045

Ай бұрын

@@farewelltome. why cut out white rice? Very high in Carbohydrates. The Jack Goldman comment is a good start. I personally don't eat a Vegan diet or his diet. I'm Carnivore

@jackgoldman1

28 күн бұрын

@@farewelltome. The processed foods spike blood sugar because they digest too fast damaging organs and blood vessels. I never knew this. Now I have type two diabetes and have to eliminate most starches and sugars that spike blood sugar and damage organs and blood vessels.

@pepsiblik874

22 күн бұрын

@@farewelltome. Brown rice

I saw Dr. Greger give his "How Not to Age" talk in Illinois last week in front of a packed house. Not only was his presentation chock full of good info, but the man is of good humor and hilarious!!!

@anir8023

18 күн бұрын

He looks so much older could never belive he is not even 50

I'm so freaking excited to read this book. Dr Greger is the GOAT

Has to stop this video 15 mins in. I just wanted to say how absolutely thrilled I am to come across this video, and having many of my same questions addressed, and especially regarding the 'rose-colored glasses' topic. The joy and smiles this video brought me are truly incredible. I adore this interview - it was not only informative but also incredibly enjoyable and funny. Dr. McGregor has always been my favorite doctor to watch, and although I've had occasional doubts, this video has cleared them up. It's now my favorite video from your channel! Thank you for sharing this gem, Chris. Keep up the fantastic work!

@ronhumphreys3762

5 ай бұрын

A word of caution, I personally eat loads of starchy foods, so really don't find McDougall's stuff much off the mark but do include things like protein from plant source and exercise. Assuming you mean McDougal not McGregor as there is no such plant doc....this is doctor Greger. But there is this from forks over knives site in reference to McDougall's retirement in 2018... "But after a year of personal hardships-Mary underwent shoulder surgery, he broke his leg, they lost their home in the 2017 Santa Rosa fires-McDougall decided it was time to pass the torch."" I heard but was unable to provide from other source, just could not find it today, the broken leg was in reference to a fall in the bathroom. He is old but not real old, so a broken leg from a fall in the bath, osteoporosis which typically runs concurrent with sarcopenia. They are rarely if ever found apart, excepting patients in hospitals in bed rest conditions. I per example fell from a 24 foot ladder working on a second story roof last october at roughly his age..suffered no broken anything, hit my side hit my hip my face even my ankle with a severe sprain but no broken bones. Why no sarcopenia is why. Which is very important, All people fall at times a break or not is likely sarcopenia or not.

@markustran777

5 ай бұрын

@@ronhumphreys3762 hahah bro what

Lose vitamin c when steaming broccoli? Just squeeze fresh lemon juice on top for flavor and add it back!

I've been watching your videos for some time now and it is always a joy. Interesting and engaging. Especially with guests like Dr. Greger. I just wanted to say thank you for doing this. Greetings from Denmark 🌱

Yahhh!! 👏This collaboration I'm waiting for ❤️❤️

You lucky 🐕! I’ve been dying to get my little paws on “How Not To Age”, can’t wait till it hits the shelves!!!! Loved, loved, loved the team approach you used in interviewing the good Dr. Toni, I’m totally jelly! Us fan girls stick together❤ Chris, know you’re appreciated for the work you do.

This is the interview I have hoped for and dreamed about! Thank you for this early Christmas present. I'll be sharing with as many people as I can. My one point of contention is that I think its my wife who is Dr Greger's biggest fan. We can agree to disagree on that. Keep up the wonderful work!

This was quite interesting, although mechanism may or may not lead to certain outcomes, your wife walking at such a fast pace while interviewing is an outcome worthy of praise. Amazing pace, health and vitality!

❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you so much for this interview! Just pre-ordered the book. I'm a fan-girl of Dr. Greger, too and so love his previous books. I always learn so much and love to geek out on the science.

Greger comes across as very likeable and friendly here. i spoke to him on the phone a few years ago and he was very nice.

@PlantChompers is, by far, my favorite channel on KZread. It makes my day when a new video is out. The quality of your videos are unbelievable. True public service. Thank you Chris and Toni for what you do!! 💚 Much love from Brazil!!!

I’m so glad you shared your feelings about David Sinclair and Dr Attia. I struggled with Sinclair’s book and also wasn’t surprised to find that he is a controversial figure. Thank you for the video! Great work 👍

@walterski8377

5 ай бұрын

Sinclair sold his Resveratrol "technology" then the company shut down the company.

@ronhumphreys3762

5 ай бұрын

Please explain the criticism of atia, I found it not impressive.

@pastryshack551

5 ай бұрын

​@@walterski8377Sinclair now has a pill to reverse aging. Is this pill being check by the authorities, or will they allow people to swallow this pill and die after

@binathere2574

5 ай бұрын

Google "Metformin causes". I don't trust Sinclair

@annwilliams6438

5 ай бұрын

@@ronhumphreys3762 Have a look at Chris’s response to the 19 Jetta comment, particularly about longevity and high protein in the long term. Then have a look at the Red Pen reviews (as mentioned IN the video).

Chris - are you going to do a deep dive into Peter Attia's book? That would be so helpful. His points about sarcopenia are valid. I had to be on bed rest for 2 weeks and was shocked at the muscle loss I experienced. BUT...all his emphasis on protein to extend life as well as the need to do intense training to boost VO2 max...while I was reading all I could think was "Hmmm, well that is not what the Okinawans are doing..." It would be really good to hear your take on his book.

@PlantChompers

6 ай бұрын

He does have a lot of good things to say, so his book is challenging to review. But he is not a longevity researcher and just completely blows longevity researchers off on several topics. I just don't understand why. I don't think it's profit motive. Dr. Greger isn't a longevity researcher either, but he listens very carefully to them and is willing to change his position as he understands more.

@HidingFromFate

6 ай бұрын

Attia has struck me as a really curious and interestingly problematic public figure in the "health space". Like you stated, he has a lot of good things to say. But he's seems to have adopted almost a, "throw my hands up" stance regarding nutritional science. Apart from a strong view on protein requirements and some basic ideas which everyone seems to share (eat unprocessed food, not too much, etc.), he seems to look upon much of the nutritional research and evidence as still being far too unsettled to trust yet. So he concentrates the vast majority of his own personal efforts and outward communications regarding the physical activity aspects of health, with lesser nods to getting enough sleep and reducing stress. But exercise is what he views as being the most important factor. Or at least, the most evidence-based. I have an armchair pop-psych theory about why he might discount much of the nutritional evidence, but I'll keep that to myself as it can only be a speculation at this point. @@PlantChompers

@CraigHocker

6 ай бұрын

@@HidingFromFate One thing to understand about Attia is that he is OCD when it comes to exercise. He has become negative about water fasts for the simple reason that he refuses to do only light moderate exercise like walking instead of his usual full workouts during fasts even though the studies show that moderate mild exercise is optimal for muscle tissue retention.

@alane3983

6 ай бұрын

Ya, and the farmer carries? Man, how people who ever reached 100 were able to do those strength protocols. I know my wife’s grandmother who lived to 104 couldn’t do it, not even close.

@nicholadeanewriter3499

6 ай бұрын

Why? Attia is a hunter....saw him talking about this in a video somewhere, but I forget which one.

You got me excited about the book :) as always appreciate your time putting the video together

This video is so excellent I have to watch it over and over again to get the details straight! It's packed! Thank you!

So jealous you got a preview of the book 4 months ago😂Still waiting for mine in December... Thank you for great interview!

This is the crossover I've dreamed of. AWESOME!

🙏 for interviewing Dr Grger. I have been fascinated by his work, videos, lectures and I will read his latest book.

Brilliant interviews! Thanks for this first rate video & accompanying details to expand on the information. Top notch. 👍

I’m 22 minutes in and I already know this is the best video I’ve seen. Thank you for such great information. 100 mins in I’ve ordered the book 🤓

Wow!! Loved loved loved this episode. Thanks for the special interview with Dr. Greger!

OMG I LOVE this video interview! You, your family, & Dr Greger are my heros! Thank you so much for doing this interview

This interview was so awesome. Great information and I loved that they walked through the interview.

Incredibly interesting episode! I say that to almost every one of your episodes, but in this one having two incredible scientists in one video! It was an amazing treat ☺️ Thank you

@ronhumphreys3762

5 ай бұрын

I am sorry but neither chris nor dr greger are scientists in the fields of nutrition or protein synthesis. Chris I think he has credentials in physics and Dr Greger is a medical doc.

@johnnychaos3295

5 ай бұрын

Dr Fauci would love this propaganda.!!! JUST SAYING!!

Great episode! I was on the fence about getting his new book. I figured it would be similar to his other ones. But after watching this, I'm thinking I was wrong to assume I wouldn't learn anything new. Thanks interviewing Dr. Greger and putting together this video!!

@robz.3225

6 ай бұрын

I felt the same way. Now I have to buy another book!!

@kittykat717

6 ай бұрын

Also got the book on audio. Great for when driving instead of music.

@joshnova9163

5 ай бұрын

The audio book is highly engaging - Greger delivers his trademark humor with sobering evidence. And in Plain-English.

@cindybrown7527

5 ай бұрын

I got the audiobook from the library. It needs an edited condensed version. Too much info.

This is the best Dr. Greger interview I’ve seen! I can’t wait to get my preordered copy of HNTA in the mail next week! 🧬🌱💚✨

Thanks. Love the editing as always. Makes it a far more interesting watch. Think there should be a yearly gregger video!

The speed they're walking and talking so much is beyond impressive. I'd be sucking wind. Great video.

Just ordered the Audible book. That nooch skit was so funny I had to look it up on You Tube and play it several times and then send it to my daughter 😄. OMG, the ending with Dr Greger and his dogs, my heart just melted 🥰.

Pre-ordered, looking forward to getting my copy.

Of all the recent interviews with Dr. Greger, this is my favorite! Well done! Including the beautiful background of Palm Springs.

This is the very best interview with Dr Greger ever!!! Tnx 🙏🙏🙏🥦🥦🥦

I am a fan of all of you, thanks for sharing this interview!

Thanks for another great episode!!! And I am so excited to read the new book of Dr. Greger. I have been looking forward to it since 2019, when he announced it.

So excited for a new video especially at over an hour long!

Great interview! I love your channel and appreciate the content 👊

What I’d love to see is a debate between Drs. Greger and Attia on the question of prioritizing exercise and high protein (Attia) vs plant-base nutrition and low protein (Greger). They both are smart and articulate and have huge audiences that hang on there every word, but they both can’t be right. Seems to me that they would keep such a debate civil and possibly could learn from each other, as would we. Plant Chompers, you'd be great hosts of such a show!

@avinashtyagi2

5 ай бұрын

Studies have shown restricting protein, particularly protein high in methionine, mostly animal based, is better for longevity. The evidence is the evidence. Now if you're eating reasonable amounts of plant protein, you will be fine.

@happycamper7818

5 ай бұрын

That would be soooo interresting!!!

@unholyquail4560

5 ай бұрын

Nah Attia and Greger do not seem a good match for this debate. Greger has made up his mind and Attia is one of the most stubborn people in the business. What you would need for Attia is someone who actually knows his stuf and does the actual research and publications. Valter Longo would shred Attia into a million pieces and Sinclair will not have much sympathy for the unscientific claims either (he didn't have mercy on Huberman on that front). So maybe Attia and Christopher Garder,.. that would be a nice debate. Or maybe Attia and Liza Mosconi? Those both can really put Attia on the thinking chair because they are extreme hardhitters with high publications on regular basis.

@y.g.1313

5 ай бұрын

​@@unholyquail4560name me one example where major vegan proponent agreed to debate a credible position?? Thank you.

@unholyquail4560

5 ай бұрын

@@y.g.1313 Probably not on channels you watch. How about the discussion on the hallmarks of aging? There are tons of vegan proponents on that consensus paper. That is one of THE most serieus discussions that was to be had in the field. But no most plant based proponents don't waste time discussing very small influence hype type of fad diet proponents. Because they solve themselves in a matter of months or years. Just not worth the effort.

Thank you so much for the first minutes of this video where you clear up the confusion and contradictions in all the various health books....Attia etc..... That was absolutely eye opening for me. Very very helpful.

Thank you for such an interesting video and interview - definitely a book I’m going to give a read!

this video is also so wholesome! Super approval from me on the heart glasses :D. Also impressed with how you managed to film backwards so long during the walking interview

This was a really fantastic interview. Love that you both had questions for Dr Greger. Getting this book ASAP 🥦🥦🥦.

Watching two senior citizens walk really fast and still hold a long conversation is amazing. This advice WORKS.

@PlantChompers

6 ай бұрын

Thanks! Toni and I are 70-somethings and I had to walk backwards while handling a camera.

@loriwinters9999

6 ай бұрын

I thought so too but I looked up Dr Greger's age--he's only 51 😂

@dj.h7424

6 ай бұрын

@@loriwinters9999male pattern baldness has nothing to do with health.

@HarveysWorkshop

6 ай бұрын

​@@dj.h7424Ďr. Greger is not just bald. He also has little muscle and big stomach. He has many face wrinkles as well at just 50!

@HarveysWorkshop

6 ай бұрын

@@Channel23-Awen wrong look at his real picture in X. He has a ton of wrinkles(crows feet) already. He is not only thin but he has a big stomach. I have a 53 Yr old friend who also wrote a book about aging and he looks way way more healthy, younger looking and buff than Dr. Greger.

Amazing interview! Great idea for your wife to geek-out and do half the questioning. I just went to AMAZON and bought the book. Thanks for all your work!

So good to see your subscriber numbers increasing because it is so well deserved. 😊

Just found you today. I am an 82 year old woman, and very healthy but just learned I may have a heart problem. Otherwise, great. I have given birth to 11 healthy children and breastfed them all. My doctor said that's why my bones are strong. But, today, I need to do better with the suggestions you gave us.

Thank you Chris and Toni for this great interview of Dr. Greger from two equally interesting points of view. Chris, you seem to enjoy expanding your reading list, so in order to avoid that unfortunate and stressful recording incident in the future, you might want to read Atul Gawande's "The Checklist Manifesto" (and if you haven't yet, then you definitely want to also read "Being Mortal"). Thank you again, the work you do with Plant Chompers is infinitely valuable! And never stop with the science part, it helps a lot with using your work in class with students so that they can be taught to reason like scientists and learn to process evidence and claims themselves rather than just be presented with competing claims when they come in class with questions about toxic content like What I've Learned videos on meat.

A new video of Plant Chompers that is more than one hour long, today is going to be a good day.

@WFPB_4_Life

6 ай бұрын

Truth!

Im so glad there is someone spreading this information. I just bought his book! Time to nerd!!!

Thank you for such a wonderful interview! Our local WFPB community group, LIVE PLANT STRONG SAVANNAH!, chose this book as our January/February book club selection. This interview is a perfect introduction to set the stage for diving in! Love, love, love Dr. Greger! Thank you!

This is the best cross over of WFPB youtubers all year. How Not to Age has been on my pre-order list since it was announced.

Love the enthusiasm of all three of you. Thank you all for what you do. ❤

Awesome video and interview, and I just love the two of you.

I hope he gets to publish the full version. Everyone would buy that. 1200 or 1300 pages is what we want.

@tnijoo5109

6 ай бұрын

They should make it like a huge textbook… and doctors could actually study it!!!

@CristinaAcosta

6 ай бұрын

In the interview Dr Gregor mentioned the info is online.

@tnijoo5109

6 ай бұрын

@@CristinaAcosta I know. I was aware of the videos. I’m glad there are videos to go with the book but I still want the full book.

@LaurieAnnCurry

6 ай бұрын

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Oh wow, very excited to watch this, thank you very much chris! ❤🎉

I love Dr Gregor ♥️ My hero too 🙌 Heart warming to see this

This was a truly great interview. Well thought questions and very well informed interviewers. This was time well spent. Thank you.

Yeah, the thing about chicken is that the breeds that are grown for meat all have the chicken version of the Prader-Willi syndrome : they cant stop eating if there is food available. Then once these chooks are dead and processed they are injected with brine AND SOY PROTEIN. The soy is to get the total protein back up as the fat content is so high (and it means it weighs more and you can make more $$). I used to work in a chicken factory for 3 years. I dont eat chicken more than once every 18 months or so these days🤦

Cannot wait to have another Dr Gregor book on my shelf and well thumbed through 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Just picked up his book from the library after they just ordered it! Thank you for this vital interview. Also- his broccoli shirt is the best!

Omg the section about Alzheimer’s is scary. This is some breakthrough kind of stuff. I never knew about the saturated fats and metals

Great interview, thanks to all of you for sharing your knowledge

Great interview and great video!!! Loved it 🥰 and loved the laughing too

Another excellent video, Chris!!!! Both of our wives are huge Greger fans ! I've been hearing his goofy "let's put it to the test" videos coming from her laptop for over a decade and we have signed copies of his books. You scoring an interview with him is sure to earn me extra points for being a fan of yours since 2008. :D I'll be the one buying this book because I've been working my way through the maze of longevity protocols for a long time. I have my guesses, but... will you please name all 6 reasons for being vegan? My wife has only 4 and health is only 1 of them. Hi Toni!!!! Great job with Dr. G!

@PlantChompers

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Jax! In no particular order: antibiotic resistance, pandemics, deforestation, pollution, health and animal welfare.

I love and appreciate all three of you. Thank you!

Your videos are so fascinating, I always enjoy them. I appreciate your effort to be non-biased; it's rare. Since microwaving was mentioned near the end of this video, I'd be very interested to hear your findings about how food, and our consumption of that food, is affected by microwaves. I choose not to use a microwave, and I wonder if it actually makes a difference. Thank you for all the diligent work you do.

Loved it ❤️ Amazing video! Thank you 🌱💪🥰

Three of my favorite plant powered persons in the same video, great one Chris! Thank you

Omg thank you so much to you and Dr Greger 😍❤️🙏

A family member of mine was plant-based but always loved dead cow hamburgers, so Mark Hyman's books convinced that family member to eat "red meat"...it was another case of people wanting to hear good things about their bad habits, and then acting on it once they found the info they sought...Hyman needs to be called out even more

@lf7065

6 ай бұрын

​@@harrisonmckenzie4905Ha ha! Good one! They were invented in Hamburg, Germany actually. Therefore the name. 🙂

@PlantChompers

6 ай бұрын

I didn't know that!

@Ryan-wx1bi

6 ай бұрын

Meh, I have multiple family members who eat a lot of red meat over 95 years old, seem to be doing just fine. Have a great uncle at 86 still doing farm work

@BillMcHale

6 ай бұрын

@@PlantChompers Well technically the meat part was.. they were perfected in the United States (i.e., putting them in a roll.....)

@skippy6462

6 ай бұрын

​@@Ryan-wx1bibet their friends aren't alive. Just because a minority makes it to old age doesn't mean that the meat helped.

I love Dr M and he is a go to because he really does get facts and reference to back up what he says ❤️ I love you too and your wife ❤️❤️

That was a well made and thoroughly enjoyable watch. You are clearly very bright people who, like the American national treasure - Dr Greger, like to stick to the salient stuff. The red pen review is something I had never heard of. It will save myself and others time having to weed out the less scientific or speculative literature. So thank you for that too. But, the picture of Dr Greger with his five beautiful dogs really made my day. I've just subscribed. Keep up the fantastic work. (You both look amazing too).

You two guys are my favorite forces to heal the planet. You give me such positive energy to thrive! Rock on!

I'm a huge meat eater as to why i developed psoriatic arthritis. My hands, knees and feet are affected with arthritic pain. So I've been bedridden for 3 months because my feet and knees were extremely painful. But when i started to ditched meat, sugar and dairy i started to walk again but limping. The pain reduced for like 50% and my psoriasis is completely dry now. And also, my dad died from heart attack due to the said diet as well

@Pp-wn2gn

5 ай бұрын

Caused mainly by sugar and dairy

@Jonas_Santos20

5 ай бұрын

@@Pp-wn2gn nah. i first ditched dairy and sugar and eat a organic lean meatbfor a month. but the pain and inflammation still the same

@lookthecity01

5 ай бұрын

But alot of plant based have sugar (Fructose) like sweet potato, carrots, onions, fruit,etc.. what foods do you eat that you feel ok and do not have sugar (fructose) ? Psoriase is because sugars not meat.

Great video, cannot wait for the book to come out! :) Also if you ever run out of ideas I would love if you'd make a video on Peter Attia's book outlive, as you mentioned it in the video. I have read and though it's pretty good at first glance but I consider you as a better source of information as him so I would love if you could do a deep dive on his book I would be interested in the topics that you disagree on!

thank you so much! Great interview!!!

That was amazing, not nearly long enough! Thanks!

Brilliant video and WOW! You guys certainly can walk 😊 Dr Greger is a real hero, educating us all and rescuing dogs too... we have 15 rescue dogs so I fully appreciate people how much the dogs appreciate it ❤

@PlantChompers

6 ай бұрын

Wait, WHAT?!! You have 15 rescue dogs?! 👏👏👏 I bow to you.

@advait2062

6 ай бұрын

Walking may be a novelty or something special for you Americans but here in Europe almost everyone walks at least a few km every day. This is true of almost everywhere outside the US

@LisaSonora

6 ай бұрын

That Dr. Greger rescues dogs is so wonderful to know. I have 3 dogs here in Mexico rescued from the street and we all eat plant based. :)

@Autobahn4537

6 ай бұрын

@@advait2062Many Americans walk miles per day. We don’t all sit around and eat fast food, although that’s all the main stream media will show you.

@eugenetswong

5 ай бұрын

Do you feed your dogs vegan food? If so, then how long have they lived?

Dr. Michael Greger started my plantbased journey with his book "how not to die" that got me into the reality of animal welfare and having more arguments to eat plant based. Love to see him on your channel!

Kudos to you for getting Dr Greger to give such a long calm interview! No treadmill?! 😂 Thank you!

Thank you so much for your input. I definitely have to read your book / listen to. Now some suggestions from me: * change your shoes to barefoot one. Those kind of shoes where invented in the middle ages because they look cool. They destroy the natural way of walking and standing. The wrong offset causes your knee to be in a wrong default state, causing problems upper up the chain.Absurd how many civilization problems are caused by this. I personally wear 5 fingers only if possible. * slow juicer green smoothy is perfect extract. You can do it all 2-3 days in a batch. the fiber product I use to cook . Feels just right in the morning. * Lots of fermented foods like kimchi, sauerkraut, kafir, .... Together with zwieback you can restart in 1 day your digestif tract * Lots of stretching. It has been shown it reduces cancer risks an prevents mobility loss. I do it like 10 minutes a day * Vibration plate. 5- 25 hz - nothing like it * zone 2 & zone 4+ training

I love Dr Gregger! Thank you for another excellent video Chris!

Damn, those Dr. Greger interview! I learn something new, I thought I already figured out, every time

Thank you yet again, Chris and Co.!!! Still midway interview, but marking the explanation of xenohormesis... it's been so interesting how all these little challenges plants give us are the actual benefit! Yeah, MAMPs and aklylamines (enhancing gamma-delta T cells- thank you!), as I drink my hibiscus/green tea;-)

Thank you for presenting this comprehensive, informative interview. I appreciate all the questions, comments, etc.

Super exciting news about educating us on how to read a research paper. 😍

I absolutely LOVE your channel and your guest, Michael and your lovely wife!!!! Thank you!!!🙏❤️

"Where we have strong emotions, we're liable to fool ourselves." - Carl Sagan

I love Jack LaLanne! I use to exercise in my pajamas as a little girl. I have been in the Fitness industry for most of my 65 years! I am completely into living well for a long time! Keep moving!!

Amazing interview! Instantly subscribed, Dr Greger is also my idol and this is an incredible discussion