We need to protect Chris Palmer at all costs!

6 weeks in. Been suffering with bipolar for 15 years. Dr. Chris Palmer saved my life. Everything is better and easier.

@paulsansonetti7410

Жыл бұрын

Such great news to hear Kudos Please spread the word far and wide Be safe and be well

@monag.769

Жыл бұрын

How are you today? All the best to you, take care😊

@Jo-lp1px

11 ай бұрын

Six weeks into keto for bipolar disorder? It really worked for you?

@paulsansonetti7410

11 ай бұрын

@@Jo-lp1px read Dr Palmer s book " brain energy " all kinds of success stories

@paulsansonetti7410

11 ай бұрын

@@Jo-lp1px btw if you have problems either getting or sticking into keto, exogenous ketones like Magnesium BHB make it super simple in my experience 33$ a kilo is pretty reasonable as well

Dr. Palmer, like all who follow your work, I appreciate your brilliance and teaching. But far more importantly, your passion for wanting people to experience true freedom is contagious. You, Sir, are clearly a man on a mission. Win, please. Win.

@metabolicmind

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment. We agree! Chris's passion, knowledge, and experience are helping pave the way for a new future in psychiatry. We are excited to help him amplify his message.

@jesusislord27

Жыл бұрын

@@metabolicmind Thanks for taking time to reply. Best of luck to you all. The thing that excites me most is the compassionate heart exemplified by your panel at Metabolic Mind. I have been listening, for example, to Dr. Bret Scher for years. He embodies empathy and compassion for the people he serves, and that informs his practice. I have always felt that technical knowledge is the easy part. It' s the compassion combined with knowledge that changes the world.

Dr Chris Palmer saved my life. I'm so much better now. Plus, he's the proof, he looks young and healthy. I love you doc.

@paulsansonetti7410

Жыл бұрын

Great to hear

The Huberman Lab podcast No 99 featured Dr Palmer's detailed discussion of his research. Excellent information, well presented.

@metabolicmind

Жыл бұрын

Yes! We definitely recommend that podcast as well as Dr. Palmer's appearance on Tim Ferris' podcast. He has also been on the Diet Doctor podcast twice. It's hard to get enough of Chris and his message!

@paulsansonetti7410

Жыл бұрын

It would be great if rogan had him on , it would really spread the word I read the book months ago,but I carry a copy everywhere I go ,as passive advertising and I'm somebody expresses any interest,I give them that copy and get another one

I’ve been suffering bipolar2 my entire life and found keto/carnivore in last two years and for the first time in my life at the age of 57 I found hope. My brain feels normal for the first time ever and I am now 59! I pray I don’t get dementia like my dad

@metabolicmind

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing your experience, and congrats on your amazing progress!

@abelovedflame

Жыл бұрын

That's terrific! I'm 58 and I decided to start self-treating my seizure disorder and anxiety with keto/carnivore. My neurologist and primary care doctors won't even discuss diet with me. It's truly astounding... Like you, I finally feel clear and optimistic after decades of struggle. From what I've been hearing in some of these videos, there may be a protective feature against dementia, etc. with the keto/carnivore way of eating. Good luck to you and enjoy your newfound freedom. I'm right there with you!

@paulsansonetti7410

10 ай бұрын

Wonderful to hear Made my day Be safe and be well

@mrwater2033

8 ай бұрын

@suzieqgm643 are you still on meds or have you weaned off of medication?

@suzieqgm643

8 ай бұрын

@@mrwater2033 I went cold turkey off meds in 2004 after almost dying when they tried me on gabapentin, I decided then I no longer will trust the medical community. Went Paleo and got better right away but still had issues in relationships with others as well as falling on and off Paleo. In 2018 I started Keto and did that until January 2022 and went Carnivore and that’s when I was 100% mood swing free and feel normal finally 🙏♥️🙏

Sweet God finally something that makes sense! thank you wonderful brilliant people!

Love Dr Chris Palmer. 🧡

You're a total badass at what you do!! Thank you for being courageous enough to share your research findings and opinions with us. You've made a difference in my life, and I'm extremely greatful♡♡

I just ordered Brain 🧠 Energy!

Thank you🙏

🙏😞😭the love of my life of 11 years has never tried to seek help 💔💔

Thkq! Love your talk ,mental illness..

AWESOME! The truth has arrived!

You offer help! I bought your book. You are hope for so many.

@rashidafurniturewalla985

5 ай бұрын

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I am so glad to have found this talk by Doctor Chris Palmer about treating schizophrenia, I wonder if you have it available in a written form please, to share with a friend who's unable to access KZread and would not be able to watch recordings of this. I know that transcripts of videos arn't always very accurate. I would be so grateful to have it in a short written format. Thank you Ever so much. Please keep up the good work. 🙂🙏🏼🌻

@metabolicmind

6 ай бұрын

We're glad you were able to find this talk featuring Dr. Palmer. We're currently working on creating a blog post with the content from this video from our website. You can be on the lookout for it soon!

I would add, despite what is said about the lack of clinical effectiveness of anti-oxidants, that since NAC with Glycine support Glutothiione production,, the most powerful anti-oxidant in the body made BY THE Mitochondria, That this touted supplement combo should be very helpful and consistent with this theory. These aminos are found mostly in animal foods. Go figure. Carnivore for the win!

Dr. Palmer, thank you for your life-changing work and helping to set people free. I do have a question: As we know, the incidence of mental illness amongst youth has increased at an alarming rate, tragically. Yet, one would expect younger people to have better metabolic health than older populations. Therefore, do you think that metabolic dysfunction is the primary driver of mental health disorders amongst young people, or is it something else? Thank you.

@norbertjanoscsorba38

Жыл бұрын

Can the reason be, that parents might give worse and worse diet habits to their children? If eating habits don't change from one generation to the other, compounding with other lifestyle dysfunctionalities, the mental disease in youth can occur sooner.

@jesusislord27

Жыл бұрын

@@norbertjanoscsorba38 I agree. It seems highly likely that children are being aversely impacted by poor lifestyle/dietary modeling from parents and the culture, in general. Another aspect worthy of more research is the potential impact that metabolically compromised parents can have on children while still in the womb, particularly during the third trimester.

@roseskavnak6671

Жыл бұрын

School breakfast and lunch on average are 70% processed foods, when you go anywhere these days parties and get togethers look at the food choices, it’s not just parents, it’s our whole society.

@lynnpoag8173

Ай бұрын

So many kids and adults are put on antidepressants these days. These drugs can actually make them suicidal. It’s a crime. No one wants to figure out why, they just push another pill. 😢

The fundamental problem with this is that he doesn’t mention oxygen once. Obviously mitochondria need oxygen to produce energy and if there’s not enough oxygen mitochondria will malfunction. The simple fact of the matter is that doctors are failing to diagnose and treat macrocytosisµcytosis properly. This is because they don’t understand that red blood cells can be macrocyticµcytic at the same time, i.e. folate, B12 and iron deficient at the same time. This means that the size of macrocytic RBC is reduced by its microcytosis, leading doctors to fail to diagnose macrocytosis in predominantly microcytic RBC or microcytosis in predominantly macrocytic RBC. This is the root cause of mitochondrial dysfunction and it’s hiding in plain sight. This is all related to inflammation caused by toxins which can’t be detoxified by the body. This isn’t a mental disorder: it’s a physical, organic illness.

@vardaanbhat6780

Жыл бұрын

any sources for further reading?

@jim_herd

Жыл бұрын

@@vardaanbhat6780 Search for my article on Steemit entitled, “Shocking Reasons Why Doctors Are Ruining Lives By Failing to Diagnose Mercury Poisoning Second Draft”. There will be more soon in the same place. Obviously, there’s no admitted evidence in the scientific literature that doctors have been failing to understand basic haematology but the evidence is clear once it’s explained. Just ask anyone diagnosed with B12 deficiency of unknown aetiology how they feel about their treatment. Very few will be happy. That’s because they’ve got undiagnosed&untreated folate deficiency and probably iron deficiency too not to mention many more resulting deficiencies.

@s.9318

Жыл бұрын

He mentions a lot of this in his book

@juliesaadwellness

Жыл бұрын

I’m 3/4ths of the way through your book. It is fascinating.

@roseskavnak6671

Жыл бұрын

Would ozone therapy clear the blood of this, seems to be able to get rid of toxic build up in the blood??

Not one comment (positive or negative) about how light affects mitochondria.

@matios6013

3 ай бұрын

Please..in what way..the light affect?

I have hope

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Atkins diet, NO SUGER WILL CURE A LOT 😁

I've got Bi-polar. I have been on the Keto diet for two months now and far from feeling better on it I actually feel worse

@metabolicmind

8 ай бұрын

Sorry to hear that. Please make sure you are working with a doctor or dietitian who can help guide you and monitor for safety. You can look at www.DiagnosisDiet.com/directory to find a trained clinician.

@aor3220

8 ай бұрын

@@metabolicmind ok thanks. It's like the 30th treatment I've tried. Sigh

@tby62

4 ай бұрын

@@aor3220how are you now? Did you find a doctor using the directory? Wishing the best for you.

@kathrynrainbow

2 ай бұрын

@@aor3220you’re amazing for trying so hard . I hope you get some relief soon. How did the keto go ? My son is sick , I’d love if he was motivated to try things like you . Well done to you 👏

All this does is make me angry

@ififallithurtslea4170

7 ай бұрын

Why?

@Edge1588

7 ай бұрын

@@ififallithurtslea4170 because my partner's mum ended her life during a hypomanic phase of bipolar, was a high carb vegetarian and had religious delusions. She spent her adult years thinking she the person was the problem, when it was really things out of her control, and a treatment could've been attempted that wasn't the cocktail of drugs she was on.