Please let Dr. Ede speak!!....

Dr Cywes, please let your guest speak. You are entertaining your brain, but you have left most of your audience behind.

@rahvastepaabel

Ай бұрын

Not really

@JoyCrossbridge

Ай бұрын

Agreed! Rather than facilitating, he consistently hijacks the interview and seems to forget that the interview is meant to spotlight his guest, not himself!

@powerguiller

Ай бұрын

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@p38blue

Ай бұрын

@@JoyCrossbridge joy i disagree ( to say hijack is not at all what i experience ) for me its a well thought conversation and response between 2 fine experts

@NahFThat

Ай бұрын

Yep EVERY single interview he does turns into a lecture of him talking🤮

This is fascinating. I have been an LCSW in the mental health field for 30 some years. Nutrition may be the future of psychiatry. Have been less than impressed with responses to psychotropics. This is hopeful!!!

@jenjabba6210

Ай бұрын

Not if big pharma has anything to say about it! Ketosis with meat nourishment=mental clarity. Have you seen the interviews with the man who treats dementia residents at a nursing home with keto? They are going home. I think Dr Baker did those .

@ninawildr4207

Ай бұрын

Im an LPC and I wholeheartedly agree!!!❤

@aprilhassell1747

Ай бұрын

FUTURE SHOULD BE STOP MEDICATING

Dr Ede is a treasure!

LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE DR EDE. Thank you for amplifying her important voice!

My brother was diagnoised with schizophrenia at 20 years of age. Itcis a life long heartbreak and breavement to see this gentle giant suffer quietly trying to live pumped full of drugs. He is now 65years and a carbohydrate addict. I have always suspected that wheat affected his mental health. Thank you. I dont know whether to be full of joy or sad as I imagine that it may be so challengng to foster a trial keto approach in the services. Thank you so much for your work.

@JoyCrossbridge

Ай бұрын

I’m so sorry to hear of your brother’s heartbreaking story! I pray you can help your brother in this latter stage of his life! God help and bless you both!

Please let us hear Dr Ede speak

My dear sister would have greatly benefitted with this knowledge. It might have saved her... She was bi-polar in the age of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." She was at the Oregon State Mental hospital in Salem Oregon and in Dammasch Hospital in Wilsonville and at Holladay Park Hospital in Portland. Shock treatments and lithium were the regimen. She had the HIGHEST highs and the LOWEST lows. It was agonizing for us... it affected me a lot. She passed away in 2010 alone in an adult care facility. The lithium had affected her kidneys and she was facing dialysis. Not a good candidate for dialysis. She choked to death on a PBJ sandwich.

@carolstayton4604

Ай бұрын

I’m so sorry for your family. I’m sure it was devastating. No one knew about diet and how it might cure our brains. My heart goes out to you because you might not have lost her.

@SilverJ56

Ай бұрын

@@carolstayton4604 Thank you.

@ellie698

21 күн бұрын

I am so so sorry that she became a victim of this dreadful mental health "care" system. It sounds barbaric. I hope the work of this woman is listened to and adopted. I fear that drug companies and vested interests who stand to make money from the status quo will fight to keep things as they are.

@SilverJ56

21 күн бұрын

@ellie698 Yes! Me too! I can tell you that my nutrition changes have greatly helped me. People are going to start changing for the better! Exploding movement and it can't be stopped!!

@ellie698

21 күн бұрын

@@SilverJ56 I have bought Dr Georgia Ede's book and am changing my diet completely. Her work is a game changer for me! We are what we eat. Every bit of us and we have to give ourselves the very *best* raw materials to build each and every cell we're made of 🙏🏻

Fantastic! Dr. Ede is a national treasure. I loved your interaction and questioning. Pushing beyond the normal interview. Well done!

Excellent to have Dr. Georgia Ede on your program!! She's inspiring! Great speaker! I've got her book! Have not read it yet! 400+ pages of documented, vital information!

I am currently reading her book. Loving it!

You're right, Dr Cywes, you two experts are great together!!

Incredible information on nutrition and mental health from Dr. Cywes and Dr. Georgia Ede. I am encouraged to keep going in my resistant weight loss. Still have 50 lbs. to go. Thank you, thank you!

Dang, what a wealth of knowledge!! Thank you, Dr. Ede!!

Georgia needs to be given the respect to finish speaking. No interruptions.

I am convinced the human brain needs from birth, both glucose and ketones to develop and be fueled properly. From the time a child is first given sugar this goes off the rails as consuming glucose shuts down ketosis. Are we surprized that after blocking ketone production and starving the brain for decades we get horrible brain diseases? Yikes! Statins interfere with production of cholesterol in the brain. Glad I quit in 2018. Now I have a new argument for the doctor.

@nathancardon8637

Ай бұрын

I'm curious how you would relate this to breast milk. Breast milk has about 7% carbohydrate with some glucose and lactose. Those obviously aren't straight table sugar but still might prevent as many ketones and provide that little bit of essential glucose for the brain like Dr. Ede said.

Great podcast, look forward to any future findings. This podcast flew by like a fast train with each car loaded with intriguing info. Keep up the great work, each of you! Be well & be blessed!

Wonderful video Rob. Good length technical without being overwhelming, Thanks.

There's no doubt, we are wonderfully made. Lets appreciate this gift and of these two wonderful minds.

Dr Ede’s book is fantastic! My version is all marked up. It’s sooooo good!

Great interview! I also watched Dr Ede on Dr Chaffee’s podcast and that is great too. When Dr Ede mentioned her struggle with menopause and tendinitis and estrogen, I was like omg, I’m having weird tendinitis problems myself from who knows what…it was not exercise or injury. However, I am a man and I don’t have the menopause aspect. I wonder what my problem could be

Despite his apology after constantly over-talking and dominating the conversation with his last guest (Isabella Cooper), he just does not seem to be able to help himself.

@straightshooter9908

28 күн бұрын

To be dead he could be high functioning Asperger’s and may not be aware of it himself as a doc People on the spectrum especially high functioning with great speech and vocabulary often don’t give off red flags until it comes to communication such as lack of emotions or interrupting people during conversation which is a high indication of ASD. And what’s ironic is in another video he speaks on electrolytes and added supplements that we don’t need totally overlooking the realm of people on the spectrum taking additional supplements such as nac, electrolytes paired with fasting and ketovore diet to minimize the effects of autism aka also a portion of mental health. This is where I start to get turned off because ego comes into play and you correlate your body compared to others on the planet saying what someone may or may not need not understanding things such as ASD

Amazing and insightful dialog

Amazing book and amazing interview! Cheers from the Netherlands

An excellent doctor always worries they could be wrong! This feeling should never go away.

15-17 mimutes in. Dr Cywes, you talk too much. You shouldnt talk more than your guest. Let her drive, please.

Glad HRT is mentioned!!

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You two are going to get in trouble with all of your sarcasm 😂 As peers joking with each other, you're having a lot of fun exploring the topic. Your fan-base understands that you're just being silly; jokes about salt & cholesterol, for instance. I love listening to you both. 😃 having you talking together is such a treat ❤ Keep doing what you're doing!!!

So much information in this interview! Thank you both ❤

Would like to hear more about the human element than the biochemistry side.

She mentioned her clients never get better. Could it be the medication big pharmaceutical companies made in a lab? Could the medication be stopping them from what they really need? I think the diet is just a new dopamine hit that make them feel like its helping them. They are still on medication during this diet.

Please, please, please post a number of Dr Ede’s comments as shorts. Consider her excellent comments…20% of the body cholesterol in the brain…statins crossing the blood brain barrier…causing brain fog…etc. Her comments are pure gold!!!

Frozen at 34:02

Maybe he doesn’t know the reason why he’s bad at interrupting people while they speak and speaking too much at times. To be fair he could be high functioning Asperger’s spectrum and may not be aware of it himself as a doc People on the spectrum especially high functioning with great speech and vocabulary often don’t give off red flags until it comes to communication such as lack of emotions or interrupting people during conversation which is a high indication of ASD. And what’s ironic is in another video he speaks on electrolytes and added supplements that we don’t need totally overlooking the realm of people on the spectrum taking additional supplements such as nac, electrolytes paired with fasting and ketovore diet to minimize the effects of autism aka also a portion of mental health. This is where I start to get turned off because ego comes into play and you correlate your body compared to others on the planet saying what someone may or may not need not understanding things such as ASD

I love you doc. But you’ve brought this doctor on to interview, and you’ve asked her questions but interrupted her repeatedly and answered them yourself. It was a difficult interview to listen to because of this.

GABA/glutamate imbalance? Isn’t that another name for alcoholism?

@Man-u-flex

Ай бұрын

I love to know where you heard that

Why are statins still used??? Silly question i know... $$$$ obviously

Certain disorders have their roots in trauma, life-threatening experiences that the mind cannot integrate in real time. Worse in the presence of metabolic mitochondrial disorder, sure. But please don't mix apples and oranges. A carnivore diet is not going to erase the horrors of a horrible family life.

@lisalevin8719

Ай бұрын

I agree and certainly wouldn't want to disregard that. But after an uncountable number of therapy hours, I just want to know how I can use diet to heal my brain

@litt8054

Ай бұрын

Adverse childhood events cause metabolic insults. So treating the insults helps restore the ability to process and move through traumas

@RationalNon-conformist

Ай бұрын

In my experience, it heals trauma because you are healing the conditions caused by the trauma.

It’s uncanny all the diabetic meds being advertised during your videos.

@VisiblyJacked

Ай бұрын

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The healthiest meal on the planet .... bowl of beans, chiles, and corn tortillas. .... for thousands of years.

@Cyriacus58

Ай бұрын

Yeah, not at all!

@maalf1304

Ай бұрын

@@Cyriacus58 yes. It has been the best for thousands of years. The people who age the slowest/live the longest, the poor brown people of Mexico, Bolivia, etc. eat mostly corn.

@maalf1304

Ай бұрын

@@Cyriacus58 potatoes, corn, beans, pumpkins, cactus, tomatoes, cacao, etc. .... some meat.

Oh my goodness this is the MOST frustrating thing to watch. You ask her so many questions all at once then only let her answer the first part before launching into something else that her answer has brought up. You've got to let her speak and answer you fully or be more succinct with your questioning. I wanted to hear so much more of what she had to say. Are you a Gemini perhaps?!

So if glucose was so bad why do some parts of our brain Have to only use glucose.

You need to let your guest FINISH answering the question you have asked!! we are interested in Dr. Ede Not listening to you talk and talk and talk!

I can't be the only one to notice Dr. Cywes hasn't dropped a pound of weight since beginning KZread. He's the same exact level of overweight year after year. And this is a guy who claims he himself practices keto or carnivore, like he preaches. Obviously his diet is not working.

@RationalNon-conformist

Ай бұрын

He doesn’t look overweight from what I’m seeing.. his face, neck, chest area look well to me.. some people don’t get super lean on keto if they have slow metabolism.. it can take years.

@DKing-js1of

Ай бұрын

He's definitely overweight. You may not think he is by today's standards, but look at a photo from the 1950s or 1960s, where everyone is thin. Their faces are lean and they have well defined jaw lines. That's rare nowadays. He's overweight.

@DKing-js1of

Ай бұрын

In fact, there's a video he put put out recently where he acknowledged that he had some weight to lose still. That's fine, except he's been on this diet for literally years and he looks exactly the same. How has he not leaned out one bit during years of the so called perfect diet for weight loss and metabolic health. He's just a regular guy struggling to lose weight like everyone else. Know why? Because this diet is not special. It's still about calories at the end of the day, but nobody wants to hear that anymore.

@kathyadavis1963

Ай бұрын

Thanks to doctors like dr Cywes and others I have no more knee hip and back pain among other body pains. It's not all about weight loss although I have lost 15pounds.

@Man-u-flex

Ай бұрын

Yea he’s not a good example tbh

This doctor is so unprofessional. Wanting a crash course of information for himself...not viewers.