Many Diseases - One Cause
Dr. Peter Rogers shares insights on how the standard American diet contributes to various "Western abdomen diseases," such as fatty liver, diverticulitis, and hiatal hernias. Drawing from his background in radiology and decades of medical practice, Dr. Rogers breaks down complex concepts into easy-to-understand language, making this video accessible to all viewers.
Throughout the discussion, Dr. Rogers highlights the importance of a whole-food, plant-based diet in preventing and reversing many chronic conditions. He also touches on the shortcomings of conventional medical approaches and the potential risks of medical screening tests. Whether you're dealing with a specific health issue or looking to optimize your well-being, this interview offers a fresh perspective on the power of nutrition and lifestyle changes in transforming your health.
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I learned all of this and it changed my life, sending multiple autoimmune disorders into remission! I wish more would listen and take heed. Thank you!
@ldjt6184
Ай бұрын
Can I please ask you which autoimmune disorders? Thanks!
Happy Vegan Here!!!💚💚💚💚💚
WOW! Thank you Dr. Rogers and Jeff Nelson
Finally I waited for your new video. In my opinion, your channel is one of the best in the world about lifestyle medicine. Thank you very much for the relevant topics and objective presentation of the material. My only wish: please don’t disappear for a long time.
@vegsource
Ай бұрын
Wow, thank you. I am writing a book so I don't have a lot of time for YouTubing at the moment. But I do have plans for a big series on KZread later in the year.
@georgannecollett8047
Ай бұрын
I agree with her....I wondered where you'd gone...pls make sure you let us know when the book is out and the KZread thingo... Great job....just love Dr Rogers..thank you
In my opinion everyone should be eating a whole food plant based diet. Imagine how much difference it would make to people’s health. I have friends and family who suffer with diabetes, kidney stones, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, etc. I don’t preach this way of eating but I hope they see how I live and are inspired to try. I’m 59 years old and don’t take any medication. My doctor tells me that I am as healthy as a horse.
Jeff thank you for giving Dr Rodgers a voice on your channel. He is a real teacher about the body and explaining its intricacies. I really appreciate Dr Rodgers down to earth delivery. Love this kind of information along with his insight as a physician who understands the relationship and power of the kind of foods that gives our bodies the ability to function at their highest level.
Okay Jeff. I have to admit: Peter Rogers is just a great instructor.
One of my favorite people in the world. Thank you for having him on, Jeff! 🙌🏼🦉
I’m thin but my routine blood liver function test was high, had an abdominal CT which showed diffuse fatty infiltration of the liver? Pleased I had CT otherwise I would never know of the fatty liver, I only drank alcohol on special occasions. Now I can eat more fibre, daily beans and lentils, and exercise more thanks to Peter Roger’s MD, his videos and books are life changing, Big Thanks 🏆to him.
@annelewis7435
Ай бұрын
what were you eating at the time of high liver
@susibul5320
Ай бұрын
@@annelewis7435 mostly boiled veggies, small amounts of fish and meat, no potatoes or bread, some cheese. 5ft 6” x 112lbs.
@susibul5320
Ай бұрын
@@annelewis7435 I think I may have latent autoimmune diabetes in adults, LADA, will ask my dr for pancreatic antibody tests if she will do it. I have no energy, beans, lentils and greens are not helping so far.
An amazing talk, thank you Jeff and Dr. Rogers.
Jeff: thank you so much for having this genius on again. He is the kick in the butt that I need. blessings on the good work that you do.
To the guest: Men of quality do not fear equality.
@blueberry4082
Ай бұрын
He’s misogynistic. He doesn’t like his wife and projects it to all women
70g to 100g fiber per day here and love it.
I wish we'd have lectures like this in med school!
I'm still trying to visualize this OMAD plate of food the Dr. says he eats. With no fat or dehydrated foods it's gotta be about 5-6lbs of food at one sitting.
Thank you Dr. Rogers!! Do you drink fresh beet juice or store-bought? Like do you juice it yourself??
Beet juice is an excellent energizer!
Good to see Dr Rogers; he is brilliant ! and making great content here on YT. 💛💯👌
Excellent video. Many thanks!
Thank you this Dr was brilliant and also very funny and entertaining.
Yep so true YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT. FRUIT VEGGIES and FASTING. Fasting is very very good. The longer you can give your body a REST the better. Fruit juice is good for fasting. Do it slowly a little at a time. Good video VegSource.
This was a good one, Jeff. Thank you.
Hope you did some major background checking on his credentials. I know how you’ve demonstrated rational skepticism on various subjects in the past. We don’t need medicine advice mixed with cult mythology like he enjoys expressing on his channel.
❤😊❤ great one !!!!
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I will definitely want to watch this more than once. I love this information. Well done!!
Thank you tremendously doctor Rogers! I enjoyed the lecture so much! Will translate to my language to teach my loved ones.
Fantastic video Jeff-Incredibly informative and one I’ll need to watch repeatedly. More importantly, it provides the impetus to read more about a number of topics including leaky gut, and iron mediated disease as well as the research of the couple mentioned-Resia Pretorius and Douglas Kell.
Please provide citations for Burkitt's work.
2 great souls
Great video...im now going through it a 2nd time...man you made me laugh when you commented males have got a penis, females a vagina...like, how profound 😆😅🤣🥰
@soilikasanen
2 күн бұрын
He is a genious. However, he does ignore intersexual people. I guess he doesn't accept homosexual intimite relationships either, although they exist widely in nature.
Excellent!
Fantastic presentation, thank you
Dr Rogers YIPPEE!!!!!
Another Great educational video by Dr. Rogers!! Thank you Jeff!! Hey- I wonder if Lowering your toilet or toilet seat would help with “abdominal pressure syndrome “, “valsalva maneuver “ along with plant based high fiber diet. I think the average toilet height is too high for shorter people with shorter legs. I find it’s true for me. Shorter toilet, easier to pass stool. 😃💝👍
@vegsource
Ай бұрын
Do a search on squatty potty - or see them on Amazon. It's a little platform that goes in front of the toilet for your feet, and theoretically puts you into an optimal position, raising your knees.
@kardste8114
Ай бұрын
@@vegsourceThanks! Yes! And I’ll ask Medicare if they will cover it. It’s worth a try given the importance of passing stools daily for any medical condition or not. 👍🙏
I just love the teaching and the drawing of Peter Rogers - its truly important Scientific knowledge and at the same time also showing with practical examples of what to do 🍀💚🐸
Great channel and great guest!
I love beets, but beet juice makes me nauseous. There's no way I could down beet juice as a coffee substitute.
21:49 Wahlberg effect.
so what's the TLDR?
@vegsource
Ай бұрын
The cause and thus the cure are the same for chronic illnesses that are rampant. He details the mechanisms of over a dozen common diseases that overwhelm the medical system. Lowering fat and sodium intake and focusing on a minimally processed WFPB diet is the key.
. . . just luv Dr R...luv that he includes religion in with his fun. yet highly informative sessions...God Bless You Both for all the good you bring to our world... 🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏
Inflammation? This information is very very useful
Can diet help with hepatitis c
@vegsource
Ай бұрын
Diet can play a supportive role in managing hepatitis C, but don't think it cures it. When my wife went into liver failure (from exposure to a herb that damages the liver), she had beet juice a couple times a day and it did wonders for her, think it sped her healing.
@annelewis7435
Ай бұрын
@@vegsourcedid she just juice a beet or did she use a powder
@annelewis7435
Ай бұрын
@@vegsourcemy liver is slightly elevated so I’ve stopped taking my supplements but it’s very strange bc I’m thin and not a drinker
@vegsource
Ай бұрын
@@annelewis7435 Look out for some herbal teas.
@vegsource
Ай бұрын
@@annelewis7435 We have masticating juicer and put beets and other veggies/fruits thru it when she juices.
What the hell are Hershey squirts?
Barbara O Neil good too
@jimt2430
Ай бұрын
Give me a break. Please do some research on her credentials.
@mastiffpeople4868
Ай бұрын
@@jimt2430 YOU do research ....AND the many lives that have been saved
@annemccarron2281
Ай бұрын
@@jimt2430She seems like a quack. I've only watched one of her videos. Don't care to watch anymore.
This is great stuff, Jeff!
Yes Dr. Roger! I also believe all cancer patients should limit any contributors to clotting formation- since many people with cancer die from heart attacks or can get strokes due to paraneoplastic syndrome aka hyper coagulation, cachexia, hypercalcimia, etc… Makes sense to keep the diet as plant based, high fiber, low fat foods as possible. Though cachexia can be Super challenging with so much conflict of opinion about how much Protein to consume. 🤷♀️
Peter Rogers thinks eating organic rice is healthier than non organic grown. If its grown in soil containing arsenic, then it has jad it the same. The majority of US grown rice has arsenic in it. the part that included 148.6% The FDA's analysis estimated that if average rice consumption in the U.S. increased from less than one serving per day to exactly one serving per day, cancer cases would increase by 148.6%. This statistic comes from the FDA's risk assessment on arsenic in rice. It's based on modeling the lifetime risk of lung and bladder cancers from long-term exposure to inorganic arsenic in rice. The estimate suggests a significant potential increase in cancer risk associated with increased rice consumption, particularly rice with higher levels of inorganic arsenic.
@soilikasanen
2 күн бұрын
Agreed. But check out how much there's arsenic in shrimps 😮
@aboutsupplies
2 күн бұрын
@@soilikasanen arsenic in seafood like shrimp is in the less toxic organic form, primarily as arsenobetaine.
@soilikasanen
2 күн бұрын
@@aboutsupplies Not in shrimps. They contain vast amounts of toxic inorganic arsenic according to Evira / Finnish Food Authority - the sad thing is, people are not warned about this.
Please teach him how to say quinoa. It's "keen-wah" NOT "kwin-oh-uh". 🙄
@kardste8114
Ай бұрын
Maybe in Latin it’s pronounced differently??
@jimt2430
Ай бұрын
He must be pronouncing it the genius pronunciation way.
@janetbrowning6602
Ай бұрын
Who cares? Is that all you can say? How about thank you Dr. Rogers!? He's more than helped us.
@scwheeler24
Ай бұрын
So what. Dr Roger’s is a genius
@vikkibendle1341
Ай бұрын
I think he is interested in higher level stuff than pronounciation, that said I’ve heard him say it different ways saying ‘oh however it is pronounced….’