I honestly thought will was going to be eating like some of the people on the show 😂

@railasvuo

Ай бұрын

Same

@aadil.harbhajun

Ай бұрын

That wld have been heaps more entertaining😂

@jeanavery4451

Ай бұрын

Me too! 😂😂

@TheMutch1

Ай бұрын

Same!! Next episode needs to be the reverse

@nvelasquez4216

Ай бұрын

Liking this entire thread because I thought the same thing and definitely want to see him try haha

"If a crouton fell on the ground, I'd happily fight a pigeon for it" DEAD 🤣🤣

@UCONN_HUSKIES

Ай бұрын

😂

@hrrrtbyyt

Ай бұрын

hes so witty and funny

@TheGlobalNotebook

Ай бұрын

I spat out my water when he said that hahaha 😂

@raraavis7782

Ай бұрын

Haven't we all been there when on a diet? 😅

@talha7647

Ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Imagine how freaking hard this diet is when people doing it are probably battling binge eating disorder at the same time...

@sideshowkazstuff3867

4 күн бұрын

Thats what I was thinking. But I think it’s a last ditch effort to get those people well enough for the surgery in the first place. Still that doesn’t make it any easier.

@radioactive.rabbit

3 күн бұрын

​@@sideshowkazstuff3867true, it's literally about pure survival

@RumiKaiWaffle

2 күн бұрын

@@sideshowkazstuff3867 Yeah no even a moderately overweight man would have trouble losing weight at a 800 calorie deficit immediately... Now imagine being 600 lbs. Ironically those people could lose pounds of fat by just by reducing one out of the 10 hamburgers they ate every day. At those weights, pounds just drop like water This doctor is pretty criticized for his harsh treatment of his fat patient after the show because these crash diets usually fail and result in the person gaining more weight. Then again we had a really unhealthy culture around fat people and refused to think that losing fat at big weights was simple discipline when it basically fighting off a medical illness and an addiction.

@Moebz818

Күн бұрын

I'm doing it right now. It feels like hell. I'm not hungry but I am so drained and sad I can't even.

@MaxXtoxicXx

Күн бұрын

​@@RumiKaiWafflethey probably make them starve to that extreme due to time but yeah ironically, losing weight is FAR more of a mental battle rather than chowing down greens

"The problem with eating is eventually you have to stop eating." - Will 2024

@danicarakic2270

Ай бұрын

fr tho 😭

@deedsofdecapitation7477

29 күн бұрын

Stop eating or stopping stopping eating?

@DavidlikedickGay

19 күн бұрын

But then realize there's always tomorrow

@javadivawithdog

7 күн бұрын

My absolute experience with fasting.

I think Will is a comedian first, and a bodybuilder second.

@Natalie_villalona

Ай бұрын

He is hilarious 😂

@frankfirewood5384

Ай бұрын

His delivery is meh

@heatwaverbs5423

Ай бұрын

@@frankfirewood5384 stfu his delivery is fire

@Hristina1997

Ай бұрын

Not a bodybilder, he does not compete😅 but a fitness persona and gives good advice

@devonspain620

Ай бұрын

@@Hristina1997if anything hes dont powerlifting shows but i dont think he cares lol he just loves fitness

The purpose of the diet is not just a 10% weight loss, but also breaking food addiction. The monotony and the restriction and the flavourless nature it’s kind of like an alcoholic abstaining from alcohol.

@terrencestone3938

23 күн бұрын

True and because of that the "bad" foods will become even more attractive as we tend to want the things we can't have even more. Meaning it's only matter of time before they'll fail and sets them up for terrible dieting/binging cycles with all the added psychological effects such as guilt and shame.

@StancyInTheCity

14 күн бұрын

@@terrencestone3938 incorrect. It’s for a specific period of time. For instance, I went to Hippocrates health Institute 10 years ago for their three week life transformation program. It’s raw vegan, two juices per day, two shots of wheatgrass juice per day, a very structured day outside of that. It broke my food addiction, and I came back home and I’m able to moderate a regular diet.I stay away from hyper palatable foods and stick to Whole Foods. Nothing with a label.

@saturated3821

10 күн бұрын

It's just not an approach that works for eating because unlike alcohol, we still need food.

@StancyInTheCity

7 күн бұрын

@@terrencestone3938 look at the research. There are a few places that publish based on thousands of client events. True North health is one. It’s called an SOS free diet and it’s specifically deemed towards food addiction. Salt oil and sugar are the addictive components especially a combination. In nature, you would never see a food that has a combination of salt oil and sugar, but processed food, combines all three to make foods particularly addictive

@StancyInTheCity

7 күн бұрын

@@saturated3821 do some research if you have an issue, it’s called an SOS free diet. The combination of salt oil and sugar is what makes food addictive. Think for instance potatoes, if I told you, you can have as many potatoes as you want, you would never get fat eating potatoes. But as soon as you add butter and salt. As soon as you fry them into french fries and put salt on them, it becomes an addictive food. Even french fries with no salt is not very addictive. But you combine carbohydrates plus oil plus salt,it’s as addictive as any drug on the market.

Seeing will tell a goose he can’t park there is the most Canadian thing ever 😂😂

I found calorie restriction is much easier if you have way more protein. Once the sugar cravings go, your body is aggressively craving protein. If you change the balance to satiate the protein craving, the hunger pangs are reduced

@OlujaDoTokija

25 күн бұрын

Yeah, I'm on high protein 1600 Cal diet with intermittent fasting (4 hour eating window) and 24 hour fasts with only one meal every other day of the week where I usually only eat about 1200 Cal, for over a year now and most of the time I'm not hungry even at the end of the 24 hour fasts.

@nicholaslaport3354

21 күн бұрын

Yeah the protein helps you feel fuller, longer

@picantepollo6238

21 күн бұрын

Totally agree. Anytime I want to “cheat” I crave cheap steaks or maybe some flank with some tortillas instead. I never want sugary snacks anymore except some gummies once in awhile.

@cottoncandace7704

19 күн бұрын

​@@OlujaDoTokijawhat do you have for breakfast and dinner? Like most commonly

@OlujaDoTokija

19 күн бұрын

@@cottoncandace7704 I skip breakfast. For dinner I usually eat vegetable soups, lean pork, beef or chicken, sometimes fish, and a couple fruits.

The reason they need you to do such a restrictive diet is because they need the liver to shrink and get out of the way for surgery.

@undefinedfuck1301

Ай бұрын

I was thinking something like preparation for the operation needs to play a role in this, because otherwise the calorie deficite is just waay to high to be healthy

@robbysaw

Ай бұрын

The only thing shrinking is my will to live on this diet

@Zetnami

Ай бұрын

@@robbysawLMAO

@ThunderKat2012

Ай бұрын

Well not just that but 600 pounds on your heart is so much pressure and they don’t need your heart to go into shock…I’ve seen that happen on the show…very scary

@Emily-me

Ай бұрын

It also will decrease their chance of mortality in the surgery. That said, I don’t understand why they have to lose it so fast. A 1200 cal diet for a 700lb guy is not realistic or healthy or reasonable. I guess it’s a health emergency though.

"Cucumber is seriously the best food to eat...and play with"💀 -Will Tennyson

@Lisel-

Ай бұрын

My jaw dropped fr

@aryannacisneros1670

Ай бұрын

Y'all are dirty minded 😂

@abbynormal7525

Ай бұрын

Will started it. I’m sure the rest of us are wholesome 😇🤣

@teegee0400

Ай бұрын

What does he mean by that? Ha

@peterrogers7800

Ай бұрын

@@teegee0400use your imagination 😂

Hey Will, your videos make me feel a bit better whenever I am feeling sad or down. Thanks

@ilove7ferrets

29 күн бұрын

This is exactly why I wish I could experience all his vids again for the first time. Over and over again. ❤

@mikec518

27 күн бұрын

😊

@celestek.2395

5 күн бұрын

I hope you’re having a good day today! Someone from Washington cares 🌸

Thanks for exposing how extreme and unsustainable these crash diet TV shows are. I appreciate your sense of humor as well.

@ceagles1001

26 күн бұрын

so many people succeed though? David Goggins practically ate 1000 calories and lost more then 100lbs in 3 months. Of course you know more then a doctor Lol

@sadmire

26 күн бұрын

@@ceagles1001 i dont think hes wrong, the problem with putting it on a tv show like this and not showing better diets after they do the initial extreme diet to lose the 60lbs is the fact that people believe this is the only way to diet. 1200 calories a day doesnt work for everybody and it's not a consistent way to eat for the rest of your life, which makes for very easy relapses to overeating. its not sustainable past the initial 60 pounds they need to lose for the surgery.

@CyberKay247

26 күн бұрын

I mean it's meant to lose rapid weight in 2 months time. He's always been very open that it should not be a permanent diet

@Faith-Ireland

25 күн бұрын

⁠@@ceagles1001 last I checked David was never on these awful shows. He did it by himself. He found the motivation by himself.

@missbrock3628

24 күн бұрын

​@ceagles1001 the majority of the people who undergo these procedures regain the weight.

Dr. Now is so brutal tho 😂😂😂

@mutantdad834

Ай бұрын

I'm gunna buy dr.nows fridge magnets next time I go to drop weight to keep me motivated 😂

@its-dynaisha

Ай бұрын

When he told one of his patients that she wasn’t hungry because she ate enough to last 2 years without food 😂. I lost it. Savage.

@mutantdad834

Ай бұрын

@its-dynaisha my favorite is when he tells people, "You don't look malnourished," and you aren't 600 lbs of water weight 😂😂

@briankeck1297

Ай бұрын

"Why you eat all da food?"

@neffyg35

Ай бұрын

​@@mutantdad834I actually did buy them from Amazon, they are hilarious

This diet is not about losing weight; it's about the individual showing commitment to a lifestyle change before undergoing surgery. The extremes an individual has to go through in order to reach 600 lbs. requires an extreme level of reprogramming, dedication and discipline. If they can't show commitment before the surgery then they'll just gain the weight back post operation.

@CounterCultureWISE

6 күн бұрын

MOST people gain the weight back post-surgery, even if they follow the "plan," because your body adapts. Mine did both for that surgery and Lasik. Went right back to where it started.

@msjkramey

5 күн бұрын

You can't commit to being hungry and in a calorie deficit for the rest of your life. That's not sustainable. And a lot of people can jump into extremes--for a while. That doesn't prove anything

@michaelrivera6958

5 күн бұрын

@@msjkramey It's not for the rest of one's life; it's to prove one can change their lifestyle before undergoing surgery that can result in complications.

@msjkramey

5 күн бұрын

@@michaelrivera6958 what does doing something unsustainable for a brief period prove about real long-term change and improvement? If I sprint as fast as I can for a bit that doesn't prove that I can run a marathon

@michaelrivera6958

5 күн бұрын

@@msjkramey To prove a point. Much like debating with you.

As someone who had bariatric surgery 6 months ago and is down almost 100 lbs, the 1200 calories is accurate but Im still able to eat protein bars/shakes, carbs, fruit, and occasionally fun foods like healthier ice cream. I was so scared I would never be able to enjoy food again but my program is so similar to a regular healthy diet, just in smaller portions because that’s all the new stomach can hold. It’s all about balance, finding what works for you and more importantly, changing your mindset, your relationship with food and addressing the root cause of BED or food addiction. It was the best decision I ever made for myself and my only regret is I didn’t do it sooner. Funny video and I definitely would have had the same reaction both pre and post op about that too many vegetables salad.

@msjkramey

5 күн бұрын

Is it weird having your stomach fill up so quickly? Like is there a mental disconnect from your body?

@celestek.2395

5 күн бұрын

ROOTING FOR YOU FROM WASHINGTON! sounds like you have a really really good plan going! Stick with it, and you got this! 🌸🌼🌻

When I've made diet changes, I have found that adding good healthy choices that make me feel full vs. restricting has been more effective. It is also sustainable for me.

Hi Will! My name is Carlos and I am following you from Brazil. I had a bypass surgery, pretty similar to those shown on Dr Now`s TV program. My path started 18 months ago and I was almost 400 pounds. Nowadays, I am 187 lbs. You and some other fitness influencers helped me a lot. It is a very difficult journey to bring a new meaning to our relationships with food and exercise but these two aspects are mandatory for success. Personally, I think we all should be very careful with extreme diets. It is better to do something a lit bit less aggressive and more sustainable than trying to suppress cravings and headaches all day. If you ever would like to connect with some one willing to share this experience, feel free to contact me. I think we can inspire even more people together. :) See ya! 😄

@ChapatiMan

29 күн бұрын

Yeah this diet is so unsustainable and not inspiring to anyone. Dieting doesn’t just have to be huge salad bowls

@Victropical

29 күн бұрын

Bora Carlooooos! Força e sucesso mano!

@cgomesrj

28 күн бұрын

@@Victropical muito obrigado pelo apoio, meu querido. Tmj!

@LotoTheHero

27 күн бұрын

Good work! Glad you are healthier! =)

@cgomesrj

26 күн бұрын

@@LotoTheHero Thanks, mate. It is a new and wonderful life to me. :)

Are we gonna talk about the magic trick at 10:09? Waving hands, faces changed, and a dog magically appeared 🤣🤣

@MrBenigi

Ай бұрын

Insane

@user-hr4xr1ju7h

Ай бұрын

Frrrrrrrr

@TylerForan

Ай бұрын

Hahahaha good catch.

@nostalgiahobbies

Ай бұрын

I was just coming to the comments to see if anyone else had noticed. WTF was that?

@AquaSunny

Ай бұрын

Looked strictly like Case of demonic possession from a typical horror 🎥

What gets me about this is that for a lot of us (older smaller framed women), 1200 calories is maintenance. I did my basal metabolic rate testing with the respiration machine, and it was 1170. So on a normal day,, with my sedentary office job and commute, if I don’t work out. I’m humming along at 1300calories or 1350 maybe if I’m walking around a bit. If I regularly eat a surplus of even 50 to 100 calories more than that and I’m going through a period of not exercising, I start to gain fat. Fast. So welcome to the regular life of a small post menopausal woman. Always hungry!!!!

@hi-si2zs

21 күн бұрын

that sounds so hard maybe get like a walking pad to increase ur tdee so u could eat more. ive gotten one and its sooo helpful it helps u burn so much calories! I do like an hour per day with breaks between, just brisk walking to get the steps in so I can eat more and maintain

@rachelcrossen8136

3 күн бұрын

Yes I was going to say this. I am post meno, 5 feet tall. I currently need to loose 20 pounds so I was attempting to eat 1000 calories a day which only has me loosing 1/2 pound a week. It is nearly impossible.

@leporellothegoldfinch

Күн бұрын

Premenopausal, but extremely short woman here with a similar TDEE. I had the same thought. It isn't easy to stay so low on calories, it really restricts what you can eat. I love potato chips but if I want them I have to measure out a small bowl and skip half a day of eating lol.

Telling the goose that "you can't park there" is one of the most Canadian things I've ever seen.

“ if a crouton fell on the ground, I’d happily fight a pigeon for it.” - 🐦 pigeon with 20 years of MMA experience

@iamatlantis1

Ай бұрын

Surely has CTE I'd keep one eye on that rascal

@mathiasdeweerdt1400

Ай бұрын

This one had me dying on the floor. I loved it. ;p

@JasonGonzalez-Cruz

Ай бұрын

@@mathiasdeweerdt1400 had me rolling😂

@C0d0ps

Ай бұрын

Pigeon is a killer I learned that from my favorite Japanese food vlogger, japaneat

@theabrahamshow

Ай бұрын

Good one bro . Little kid joke

That Omelet is begging for some Frank's Red Hot sauce

@plantypus

18 күн бұрын

And ketchup

@msjkramey

5 күн бұрын

​@@plantypusew

@PHILF-pv9dy

5 күн бұрын

People who put ketchup on a omelet are dangerous psychopaths.

Thought bro was gonna eat 20000 calories a day

I just LOVE how you paid for the person behind you just because. That's such a small but amazing gesture. ❤

This diet would have me referred back to Eating Disorder services. I actually used to do less at one point, and apart from all the physical symptoms of starvation and nutrient deficiencies, I felt alright. I wasn't hungry, at one point I did have enough energy to be fairly active. That didn't last though. I kept cutting calories and I didn't have the energy to go from my bed to my desk, I was in pain a lot and I was so spaced out, it wasn't safe to go out by myself.

@catgrrrlart

6 күн бұрын

This kind of diet also led me down the ED rabbit hole. I am recovered now after a lot of therapy and work with my dietician. It’s crazy how this diet (for someone not 600lbs) can cause so many health issues. Idk if my heart will recover. It’s been 4 years and I still have no hunger cues

I just found your channel like a week ago and I love how genuine and realistic you are about weight loss, etc. I just received pretty bad results from my doctor about my health and I'm starting my weight loss journey today. I just can't believe I let myself get like this. I'm at 250 pounds and my goal is 160. Your videos are helping me a lot! Here we go.

@jonasandersen8204

Ай бұрын

Hope you make it! Good luck!!

@raraavis7782

Ай бұрын

It really helps to watch a lot of fitness content, imo. You gotta immerse yourself in this world and get a little obsessed with it. 'Fake it till you make it', kinda. In your head, you need to become that fit, healthy person you want to become, because if your brain believes that that is you, your behavior will follow.

@nychick1023

Ай бұрын

​@@raraavis7782did this method work for you?

@Greenie.208

Ай бұрын

Also, don't worry about optimizing every little thing about your health/fitness. Start small and make good habits. Small changes + Consistency + Time = Results.

@manmanfun2

Ай бұрын

Whats your height?

You were my favorite KZreadr for about 2 years and I haven’t seen a video yours in the past year due to me becoming a lazy fuck. Most motivating KZreadr

Wow I am loving the background information and education you are adding into these videos. Very informative and also entertaining as you always are.

You're missing the biggest point of the diet. Will the patient have the instant willpower to switch gears to a super low restrictive diet and not fail. Also, when you're super morbidly obese, you're very life hangs in the balance. An incredibly restrictive diet to reverse the damage as quickly as possible is necessary for the patients very survival. This diet isn't for normal people trying to lose their love handles. It's for someone who has a million calories in reserves that they need to quickly dump.

@heavenlynudity3311

25 күн бұрын

well said harry

As a person who has had gastric bypass, a 1200 calorie diet is much easier after the surgery than before, but it is possible. 310 to 170 and I have kept it off for 22 years.

@rattuna4773

Ай бұрын

Congrats bro thats badass

@Meow3431

Ай бұрын

well done you stick with the new lifestyle 💪🏻

16:57 I have NEVER seen you react this way to food, it was so funny and genuine. the background music was perfect too LOL

My friend went though a gastric sleeve and according to his doc, the diet beforehand is meant to shrink their liver down so they can be easily operated on so weight loss isn't the only goal

@siantelove

7 күн бұрын

Interesting! So low calorie diets shrink the liver 🤔

So they put people who eat like 5k calories a day into a 1200 diet, that's incredibly stupid. Even a normal 2k calory diet will work

@tomat8

27 күн бұрын

Their body's have so much more fat to take energy from then a normal humans body. That's why 1200 works.

@RandomPerson-eh7mn

27 күн бұрын

@@tomat8it’s a stupid idea because it’s setting them up to fail, going from 5000 to 2000 is still cutting calories more than half which would be adequate for their goals, and easier to stick to than 1200

@twanvanderdonk2504

27 күн бұрын

@@RandomPerson-eh7mn The issue is that these people are so incredibly fat, they're literally on the verge of dying. Several patients on the show did die during filming. They're deathly ill. The first few pounds is easy to get off, but once they lose 50 pounds it stagnates more and more, that when they keep eating 2000kcal, they're simply not losing enough weight to save their lives when their weight loss stagnates.

@sebstenson9387

26 күн бұрын

@@RandomPerson-eh7mn this is like conspiracy theory levels of thinking but part of me thinks the reason it is so low is because it allows for cheating on the diet and a lot of these people are more likely to have little cheats here and there

@ceagles1001

26 күн бұрын

@@RandomPerson-eh7mnso many people succeed though? David Goggins practically ate 1000 calories and lost more then 100lbs in 3 months. Of course you know more then a doctor Lol

5:51 Will rethinking his whole life

"The bulking diet of an Oompa Loompa" had me dead 😂

You truly are hilarious. Its never felt forced or cheesy, just genuinely always funny.

"One of the most expensive tea bagging of my life." 😂😂😂😂😂

@urstillweak5805

Ай бұрын

yo im izzy p too lol

I really hope Dr. Now watches this! He would probably love it.

Flipping off the vegetable section got me 😂😂😂

Thanks for sharing this ! you answered the questions I had about the ppl and the diet on the show

10:03 yes, it’s too restrictive for most people, but Dr. Now is trying to get the weight off of his patients as quickly as possible. He’s trying to get them to a safer weight to do the weight loss surgery. It’s literally lifesaving.

@majorchaos5000

28 күн бұрын

in theory yeah but seeing as this is way too restrictive on calories and its a huge life style change going from 5000cal a day to 1200 its no wonder most of the patients on the show fail on this diet. and most of the time they're chemically addicted to fast food too, I feel the better option is to restrict their diet to 2000 then slowly lower it week by week and still let them eat fast food but keep it within the calorie target and replace the snacks with fruits. yeah it might take a little longer to lose the weight but atleast they can stick to it

@elalogar7340

28 күн бұрын

@@majorchaos5000I think it is more about judging determination and serving as a filter to show who is capable of following the strict diet that the operation requires and who isn't. These operations are not cheap, and the number that can be performed per year is limited.

@twanvanderdonk2504

27 күн бұрын

@@majorchaos5000 You're aware these people are a single infection away from dying all the time? Taking a few weeks longer can literally kill them. They're that heavy. I think that's the part people seem to be forgetting when looking at this diet.

@majorchaos5000

26 күн бұрын

@@twanvanderdonk2504 again most of them dont even stick to it even though they know its killing them and end up reverting back to their old ways very quickly. I think it's better if they're still gonna eat fast food may as do it in a deficit, then when they see they're losing weight I can guarantee they wanna stick to it and make the switch to a much cleaner healthier diet. It's more mentally challenging than you realise especially when their dopamine has been hijacked from all the chemicals from fast food. Its like asking a heroine user to go cold turkey, it never usually never ends well

@trianna2008

7 күн бұрын

@@majorchaos5000 Not in theory; in practice. Many of these people are 700+ lbs and severely immobile. They have heart issues, lung issues, are constantly stewing in their own bacteria, etc. They literally do not have time to lose 1-2 lbs a week. They are basically at death's door. On top of that, a bypass isn't a cureall; even a remarkably tiny stomach can be stretched right back out. So this diet is not only to put away the guillotines hanging over their necks, but also to force them to show the level of committment required to sustain the lifestyle required to attain a healthier weight. Desperate times call for desperate measures. Also of note- the show did change later to also include therapy as a required element to the plan which is great because you can't get to 600lbs with a normal mental state.

5:46 ty for leaving this in. It's just so real

My aunt died from complications due to the surgery you discussed in this video. It’s very sad. I lost 75 pounds in 6 months and am happy I never came close to considering that surgery.

@natashasays

7 күн бұрын

It strikes me that if someone can stick to such a restrictive diet, why not just continue it and skip the surgery? Sounds like that's maybe what you did.

My grandmother was always "hangry". She followed the Scarsdale diet like a religion and never weighed more than 85lbs. She was hard to be around

It's not t'ziki. It's tzat-ziki. 'tz' being one syllable and sound.

Bro this guy is funny asf you got a new subscriber.

I haven't watched Will in a long time. I forgot how funny his videos are. I should tune in more often.

Hockey sticks in the back seat, another reason why I love you

Will driving around with those blue glasses on is insane LOL

Bro 1000 sisters is very entertaining and motivating as well. Honestly Tammy has been killing it lately, down several hundred pounds and still losing fat down after surgery. more importantly she is getting more positive and doing more things outside of her comfort zone, and even trying to support and push her sister. Amazing stuff!

@user-strength10

Ай бұрын

lol when you mentioned 1000 sisters i legit thought you meant something else haha

@missbrock3628

24 күн бұрын

Bro weight loss or not those two can be goofy together

@shoegal

24 күн бұрын

I follow her story through Kiana.

You look great brother fr fr 🙏🏽love your videos big dawg

Mr Will always makes awesome content .👏

Will now you sound like me calling lemon zest “lemon skin” when you called the tzatziki “ZEDziki” 😂

@soribasylla4104

Ай бұрын

You're everywhere

@MamaSwole

Ай бұрын

@@soribasylla4104 hi:)

@rrai-

Ай бұрын

U need a job

@Wizardio123

Ай бұрын

He has a wife

@amber-cx8kn

Ай бұрын

Your cooking videos are hilarious!!

YOU SO FUNNY I LOVE THIS just subscribed!!!

4:14 grilled stake 🤣

I was over 400lbs and I put myself on this 1200 calorie a day diet. no flour, or refined sugars and the weight dramatically dropped off over the time of 4 months, it was extremely rough at the beginning but became accustomed after. You just have to have alot of self discipline and mental courage to succeed.

@j.e.t.v4016

Күн бұрын

Congrats dude

I went from 367 to 139 in around 2 years, I had the power of depression to help me, it was Christmas time and I was at my lowest point. I just couldn't eat anything I wasn't hungry so I did a news years resolution to walk at night just a little at first. I was on Omad or the first year and a bit. Year 1 average miles a day was 3.2 year 2 new years resolution was to walk 10 miles a day ended the year with a 10.4 average. Then I joined a gym and combined that with a average 12.4 miles a day last year. This year I've cut backdown to 8.9 miles average atm. decided to go on a bulk, I'm looking forward to the end so I can lose weight again once I get to 160

@professionalfangirl168

Ай бұрын

omad diet really does work. i just eat all my 1.5k calories in that one meal and it does keep you satiated for the whole day

@tajiluv

Ай бұрын

Omad is the diet I’m on right now the best diet you can do and willl help you loose weight fast and keep you full I love it and have cut down 60+ lbs and good job on your weightloss

@ScandalousPast

Ай бұрын

@@professionalfangirl168 Exactly. It is much easier to have one 1200 protein and fat rich meal a day rather than be grazing on nothing several times a day. One of the advantage of it is that you don't get hungry.

@haroldberman1341

Ай бұрын

10 miles a day!? how did you manage that?? That's a good few hours of walking.

@Jodor--

Ай бұрын

@@haroldberman1341 I was off work & I was extremely board at all times. It was around 3 hours of walking

info: Last meal was Polish "Gołąbki". We sear them on the pan before serving. And eat glazed with tomato souce and sometimes with potatoes.

@autumnfeldpausch5539

Ай бұрын

Ahhh, that's nice to hear. I was actually thinking that his last plate of food sounded & looked pretty good. I will search for recipe and work the kitchen magic.

5:27 I have to pick up dinner. Immediately pans over to a goose. Oh no. Lmao

Will are you playing hockey in some league? I see the sticks on the back seat and I love it😍

5:23 nice dad joke 😂😂

Waiting for the old lady to move so will can finish his talk was hilarious !

He’s so good with his acting and timing of jokes 😂

8:36 i like how your youtube play button is in the background

"It starts to taste like dedication"😂🤣

Bariatric surgery is the absolute worst. Sure, it does help some people... but it doesn't solve the underlying problem which is a bad lifestyle. I had a previous coworker go through with it even after I had a heavy talk with him and he said he knew the risks and had no self control and needed something. Well, he still has no self control and has since gained weight even with a reduced stomach size. He essentially just eats more often, but it's still high calorie, low nutrients food choices and he's still consuming the same amount of calories, it's just in like 10 tiny meals and 10 snacks throughout the day instead of 4 large meals and a couple large snacks. He still sits all day long without moving other than to get food or go to the restroom... So, now he spent all of this money and altered his body for nothing...

@HostaMahogey

Ай бұрын

It's "the worst" yet there are studies proving it makes life expectancy higher for those who get it compared to those who never get the surgery and continue obese 🤔

@tupums

Ай бұрын

I dislike how people are not being tested for insulin resistance or leptin resistance. This is one of underlying cause of wanting to eat, eat and eat and not feeling satiated. Lifestyle choices help a lot. If you eat a lot, workout a lot too...

@f8fullyfitlibrarian

Ай бұрын

Had the same problem...didn't gain any weight back but lost very little...i was always hungry...turns out I had insulin resistance. So they we addressed THAT and problem was solved. It's not always the person.

@TTR83

Ай бұрын

​@@f8fullyfitlibrarianWhat exactly they did for insulin resistance?

@holger_p

29 күн бұрын

But even on cancer therapy, it's known, it helps only with a chance of 30%, but this is higher than 0% success rate. This is why Dr. No alwasy asks to loose 50 pounds the normal way, to change the lifestyle in first place.

drive thru scene was an unbelievably hard watch thank you will

The cucumber yoghurt was interesting and the cabbage covered rice was cool too. Too bad you cant have more of it.

“i’m really boring today im on a diet” “that’s nice” 😭😂

I dare you, i double dare you if you call Tzatziki to our Cacık one more time, i will find you and steal all your donuts. We said nothing when you called our Yoghurt as Greek Yoghurt all these years, but this is where we draw the line. Now as an apology, you should eat Baklava and say; "mmm Turkish baklava, no one makes it better", c'mon we are waiting!

@sirpossible6760

Ай бұрын

now now, no need to ask for the impossible, if he were to eat baklava he has to eat iraqian baklava.

@ucturgut

Ай бұрын

@@sirpossible6760 You sir wait your turn. This is between we and Greece. When we break all their plates, you are next!

@apexdude105

Ай бұрын

My neighbor country is just as petty as you and claims they invented everything too, I never understood why do they care that much

@susannahc

Ай бұрын

Cacık is king! Sonsuza kadar Türkiye! 🇹🇷

@ucturgut

Ай бұрын

@@apexdude105 BUT WE INVENTED THEM! (Can you kindly imagine i'm punching the table while saying this? Thank you)

The way the song came on and you saw the first meal had me dying 😂😂😂😂. Can’t take this 😂

I just finished running my first mile in like 8 years. Thanks for the videos Will!

Hey Will, I lost 50lbs from 350lbs a few years back. My diet was super aggressive around 1300-1500 calories/day. I hit a plateau for years. I ate no breakfast, then chicken and green beans for lunch and dinner and that's it. (Workout 4 days a week) The weight loss stopped around 299 and I could not for the life of me keep losing weight. I stayed 299 when I ate 1200 cal/day, 2000 cal/day, 2500 cal/day. To break the plateau I reset to what the internet said was my maintenance at 3000 cal/day. My weight still did not move after 30 days. I then started a 400 cal/day deficit. I'm seeing results again and I'm so pumped. Currently 291, hoping to see 280s for the first time in YEARS. If anyone is doing super aggressive caloric restriction and have stopped losing weight for an extended amount of time, please consider resetting.

@Corbots80

Ай бұрын

And please consider doing it properly. With daily exercise and realistic calorie deficits. That come from a high protein balanced diet.

@fizzkew5450

Ай бұрын

Start an adderall or Ritalin prescription along with gets yourself addicted to zyns. You will have no problem eating 800 calories a day

@Zetnami

Ай бұрын

So basically u did calorie deficit, hit plateau, are in maintenance and then you did calorie deficit again?

@mwez1298

Ай бұрын

Only need to train once per day, 3-5 days a week for results. Allow around 3 days for your muscles to fully heal before training that muscle group again. For diet, slowly lower your calories not big jumps like that. You should only be losing around a 1lb a week maybe 2lbs.

@Zetnami

Ай бұрын

@@mwez1298 it’s 4 days a week

I've been doing 1200/day for a couple months now. Really in the groove of it, of course I miss some foods but I've got it figured out so I'm rarely hungry. The key for me is nonfat greek yogurt, I eat about 5-6 pounds of the stuff per week (two big tubs from costco) usually with ~200g of fresh strawberries and frozen blueberries added per serving. 370g of yogurt and fruit will fill you up easily for under 200 cal, especially paired with 150-170g of chicken fish or shrimp and some veggies or salad. Shout out to Halo Top as well, that stuff is a great treat at the end of the day. Joseph's pitas are great too (60cal per pita). Gatsby chocolate (will make you code brown).

@audreyluo1777

Ай бұрын

I used to eat Greek yogurt for lunch or dinner. I gag if I eat Greek yogurt now. Can’t eat that for the life of me.

@thelolrus7491

Ай бұрын

@@audreyluo1777 damn that sucks. You'd think with the amount i eat id get tired of it but idk I love the stuff. Hard to beat those macros. I do also usually add some stevia to it, does make a big difference.

@Zetnami

Ай бұрын

nah I love Greek yogurt

@megclaire

Ай бұрын

greek yogurt with protein powder (i use ghost chips ahoy and various other flavors) is the BEST dessert/snack/breakfast/ whatever u want! it’s keeps you so full and fulfills sweet tooth. i have a very sensitive stomach to desserts and just overall eat pretty healthy and it’s a staple for me

@YaYippieYeah

Ай бұрын

I do my super excessive binge eating on 0.1% fat no sugar yoghurt with berries. Stevia and sucralose makes this a so tasteful meal. This meal probably the number one reason i never got fat.

Give us a video on most efficient 2 day per week split! Please!

"It tastes like dedication" 😂

Keep focusing on this mate. You will change so many peoples lives for the better. I loved your video where you went to fatcamp aswell

My calorie deficit was at 1350 calories for 9 months, now it’s a little higher, at 1550 due to increased activity, but having only two meals a day is what REALLY helped to stick to my deficit. I have a huge, protein and carbs loaded breakfast at 600-700 calorie range and it really keeps me full until dinner. When I have a snack or smaller meals, lasting on this deficit is so so much harder and I almost always tend to go overboard.

@carolinaferreira9585

Ай бұрын

do you mind sharing your breakfast meal? my calories are around the same and I'm really struggling with the whole snacking/smaller meal thing

the free foot content got my shit like dwayne johnson, call that the rock

New to your channel today. Watching tons of your videos. Laughing and learning (maybe) subscribed 🎉 videos are awesome

4:00 its pronounced like a dz like combining the t and the z into one.

"If Mick Jagger decided to go Amish." No crazier truth ever told. 😆

Me: "I need to focus on whole foods." Will: *puts out a 20 minute ad for my favorite ice cream*

So funny, well presented and entertaining! Love it!

Fuck me you're one of the funniest YTubers around. This should be on the comedy network.

6:26 Holy shit the type of chemicals they must pump into Halo Top over in Canada. In Australia that exact same flavour is about 320 calories which is pretty good as ice creams go for a whole Pint? Tub? But 140 is insanely low on calories.

@theangelicemily

8 күн бұрын

it’s per serving… as says in the bottom of the 140 calories

@theangelicemily

8 күн бұрын

you’re right, it’s 320 calories for the whole thing

@timtreefrog9646

4 күн бұрын

140 calories per 100ml for Halo Top. So the 320 calories you mentioned for a tub.

@mainaccount0007

4 күн бұрын

Lol I'm a dumbass.

@timtreefrog9646

4 күн бұрын

@@mainaccount0007 no you aren't. It wasn't obvious. The label was there to mislead. Big writing "140 cals" Itty bitty small writing "per 100ml" That's what they do to us all :(

When I cut carbs I burn “bakery scented” candles. It actually helps me to feel like I had dessert. But I guess it’s all how you think about it.

Speaking from experience as a bariatric patient I can honestly say that it is more of a mental challenge than it is physical. I weighed over 450 pounds at my heaviest, 436 pounds day of surgery and I now weigh 293 and I am 7 months post op and still losing. I eat about 1000 calories a day, no sugar, and minimal carbs (usually veggies and fiber) YOU HAVE TO BE MENTALLY READY IN ORDER TO SUCCEED!! The surgery does restrict at first but you can re-stretch your stomach over time . YOU HAVE TO WANT IT!! Your why has to be more important than the food. It's that simple

Lost 155lbs now doing this in about a year. Eat all 1,000-1,400 in one meal at the end of the day. I eat a few different varieties but it all consists of 1/2 lean beef. I have had a dozen or so cheat days but when you get use to eating 1,200 calories a big cheat day feels like 3,000 calories, not far from maintenance. It’s been generally good, definitely have times of low energy, definitely have had mornings where I wake up stiff and physically drained. Also had an issue with my gull blatter, doctor claims it’s from before the diet but I went years obese without issues. The motivation is high when you’re losing 4lbs every week. Diet is mostly recipes with beans, potatoes or rice, lean beef. Increased exercise from none to daily gym workouts 95% cardio gradually

@Jess-Rabbit

29 күн бұрын

Its gallbladder...not gull blatter

@pben4899

29 күн бұрын

@@Jess-Rabbit thanks, you’re very smart

You're editing is fabulous and all around great video!

@EditorMusket

Ай бұрын

Thank you! (Editor)

This made me snort with laughter more than any other video Ive seen recently lol

Wills humour is the best.

OMG Katie is so lucky; your humor is seriously next level!!!!! You put out quality content, Will. I am always guaranteed to learn something and laugh so hard i cry everytime i click on one of your videos. Thanks Will ☺

The stare into the abyss as the lady walked by you cracked me up

Man is top tier at throwing a joke out of no where 😂

Man, you should do stand up comedy, this is pure gold LMFAO

The thumbnails always kill me

Your videos always crack me up! Laughed so hard when you felt like grazing on that salad and youre in a field withh the birds singing and the grass grassing

@EditorMusket

Ай бұрын

Thank you! (Editor)

“I got you bro” in his blue glasses is cracking me up

I love a salad filled with veggies and protein. But that salad. That salad is the final boss.