I've been eating one meal a day for a bit more than 15 years. It wasn't a plan. I've never been a breakfast eater, and I got really busy with work and started skipping lunches and enjoying a meal in the evening. I liked eating this way and decided to stick with it. Everyone in my life tells me that I am going to get nutritional deficiencies and that I am damaging my body. I'm trim. I'm fit. I'm never sick. They are all mostly overweight and taking prescribed meds for various ailments. To appease everyone, I had a physical checkup and had blood work done. My blood work was perfect, but the doctor referred me to a nutritionist when I told him about my one meal a day eating. I met the nutritionist. She was horrified by my eating style. My main sources of calories are potatoes and beans. I eat all varieties of potatoes and all the varieties of beans. I make a huge pot of beans from dry beans every week. Freeze half of it and eat the other half during the week with steamed potatoes (I cut them up before steaming). My main condiment is salsa. I also usually toss a small handful of walnuts on top before I sit down to eat. Sometimes I add other veggies like broccoli, mushrooms or bok choy to the pot of steaming potatoes, but for most meals it's just potatoes and beans with salsa and walnuts. My desert is usually just a piece of fruit if I have it, which can be an orange, an apple or a bowl of berries. I drink water, nothing else. No booze. No juices. No coffee. No soda. The nutritionist gave me a bunch of literature about meal planning. She wanted me to eat three meals a day and include dairy products in my diet. She was nice and seemed genuinely concerned about me, but she was also fat. I didn't adopt any of her advice. It's two years later. I'm still healthy, fit, and trim and enjoying potatoes and beans. Everyone in my life is still telling me that I am going to get sick. After 15+ years, maybe tomorrow is the day.

@taziness

2 жыл бұрын

Love this. It is always so ironic when people who are fat talk about nutrition

@tedfisk1211

2 жыл бұрын

@@taziness We had a neighbor who was, in appearance, morbidly obese. She told me how to exercise, even tho the only exercise she got was walking very short distances. I am into biking and hiking so her telling me how to exercise was stupid.

@anwarpathan3051

2 жыл бұрын

So nice you eat salt or not

@anwarpathan3051

2 жыл бұрын

Fifteen plus years you are eating only potatoes and beans am I right

@purewonka

2 жыл бұрын

@@anwarpathan3051 Salt is in my salsa, which i eat almost daily. I do also often put a bit of salt on my meal if i don't happen to have salsa in the house.

My daughter, age 11, is never hungry in the morning - so she doesn't want breakfast and I have never forced her to eat. I think by forcing kids to eat at a certain time (or finishing their plate) we send the message that they should ignore their hunger cues, which is a bad long-term strategy for eating competency as they grow up.

@eeaotly

2 жыл бұрын

Good for you! I was a terrible eater as a child. Terrible according to adults' criteria. I was having a reduced appetite, I used to wait until the food was at a tolerable temperature, I was chewing slowly until everything would become a paste and, if in the morning, I was always waiting until my tongue was awake too (this was one way of saying it, not knowing that, indeed, systems and organs do take time to wake up)... and so on and so forth. I guess I knew intuitively what I was supposed to do.

@tkdickhens

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, my 12 yr old doesn't eat in the morning either and I caught myself trying to get her to eat something. I then realized the very thing you said about listening to hunger ques and the long term benefit

@henrythegreatamerican8136

2 жыл бұрын

The fasting fad is pure nonsense to get people to stop eating so much because the global food supply won't be able to sustain billions more people.

@loydsherwood309

2 жыл бұрын

@@henrythegreatamerican8136 Your comment is not credible. Fasting has proved to be a healthy, safe way to improve one's health. Your motivation to comment the way you did is not based on reality.

@eeaotly

2 жыл бұрын

@@henrythegreatamerican8136 :-)))) Fasting is millennia old. Calm down!

I persuaded my mother to start fasting after force feeding her these videos 🤣 she's 83 we have been doing IF for just over a year and eat clean. We have both lost 50lbs and her lymphodema has gone, both our asthma has cleared up and I swear to god before we started she was showing slight signs of dementia, but those have gone now! Totally medication free household now. From the bottom of my heart, thank you so much Dr pradip jamnadas and also credit to Dr Jason Fung....lifesaving hero's ❤ 💙 😊

@tammymurphy334

Жыл бұрын

That wonderful myself started fasting. This is day 4, and I'm planning a 30-day fast I was planning doing the lemonade fast, but after listening to Dr.Pradip advices I will discard the maple syrup do just water with lemon no sugar...what I've learned about the benefits of new cells growth I'm all in can't wait to see the results in 30 day

@morganchristmas6299

10 ай бұрын

Yayyy🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

@loljustlovinlife50

9 ай бұрын

@@tammymurphy334 how was your 30 day fast? hope it went well..

@TheSpearOfGod07

9 ай бұрын

Force feeding her videos, sounds like my situation with mines, she's so stubborn and so plugged into the facade propaganda matrix we live in.

@TheSpearOfGod07

9 ай бұрын

Life saving for sure. Nothing matters if our health is not right. F meds and the pushers of those FN poison tablets.

I've lost 155 lbs over the last year and a half. I'm on day 30 of a water fast to eliminate the last of my excess fat and skin. In the last month 25 lbs have melted away and I feel great. 18 months ago I was 375 lbs watching KZread videos of people who overcame obesity and thinking "I wish I could do that." I'm now reaching the shape I was in in my early 20s. I started all this when I turned 61. You can do this. Keto and intermittent fasting are key.

@guyfawkes3181

Жыл бұрын

@seattlebeard thats incredible

@liberty8424

Жыл бұрын

How in the world do you only water fast? I don't know if I'm too old or what. I used to be pencil skinny & now my health is going downhill the last 2 yrs. I feel like I'm hungry to the point of throwing up when I try to fast now!! I don't have diabetes or high blood pressure & don't want to!! How do you hold out on water & not climb the wall?? Do you add vinegar or lemon? And does your skin really shrink??

@Coconutoilcrazy

Жыл бұрын

Kudos to you! Keep it up, you are doing it💥

@blissfulbaboon

Жыл бұрын

I'm so glad to hear your story,so happy for your courage and tenacity and success!

@007Taylor

Жыл бұрын

you have just motivated me i’m 50 & post menopausal i’ve gained 30 lbs today l take my life back today l start fasting😊

Thank you for having me on your show! Great to have this conversation shared with the world!

@gshrdy5415

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Mr Jamnadas, I had bypass surgery 2 years ago and I am taking medicines, can I go on fasting?, I thought I am not supposed to fast when taking medicines.

@merinmathew6211

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you dear doctors for your service 🙏🏽

@mshahid2898

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you - I really appreciate you candour and all your talks 👏🏼

@MindAnimations

2 жыл бұрын

I commented in the thread and I will also see directly to you thank you so much for your amazing discussion today. I am in day to have a three day fast with my son and your insight and wisdom was just what I needed to remain strong through day three. Thank you so much

@purplerain9688

2 жыл бұрын

Thankyou for some great info and encouragement for me to fast. I have already done fasting in the past but have fallen off the wagon during lockdown. I sometimes really struggle to fast in the morning but I believe it's in the mind because when I'm out of the house I don't feel hungry. Great for energy and weight loss💪🙏

I have been morbidly obese on and off all my life. I'm 61 now, and lost 75kg in 14 months with intermittent fasting. It's the only thing that worked for me, and I'm keeping the weight off🤞

@daneaarce4695

Жыл бұрын

Congratulations, please report back for updates. Saludos from Mexico.

@Mr.D-Mentia

Жыл бұрын

@@daneaarce4695 hello, thank you for the congratulatory note. I am 176 cm and weigh 79kg. Within normal BMI

@hotmess2766

Жыл бұрын

@@Mr.D-Mentia that's great 👍 fasting is the best thing I'm 5.5 & 60kg I never pass 65kg if I do (eating sweet foods) then I just fast for like 24 hours I then eat once a day meal full of protein its the best way to lose weight at any time. This is what our prophet Muhammad told us to do plus it has many health benefits

@Mr.D-Mentia

Жыл бұрын

@@hotmess2766 I'm so glad to hear you can do 24 hrs. Now that I've lost the weight, I'm back to eating 4 meals daily. No fasting. I have PCOS, and I read up on it, that it's not a good idea to fast with this condition. I was wondering why I never got used to it. It took me a lot of will power, and it worked for over a year, but now I want to see my endocrinoligist about taking a physiological dose of Metformin, although I tested negative for pre and diabetes. Good luck with your fasting. It cannot be underestimated, the power of good you're doing to yourself.

@Shallowleaf

Жыл бұрын

Holy crap, that's phenomenal! Keep up the new lifestyle!

Who else listens to these videos whilst fasting ? 🙋

@plummetplum

27 күн бұрын

Im eating a fat cooked brekkie 😊

@deborahcazalas297

14 күн бұрын

👋

@sentajohnson4159

12 күн бұрын

Senta

I have been raised on a ranch , fed all natural foods, organic, grass fed meats, wild caught fish, tight Loving peaceful family. Fasting became a part of who I am, as well as strong spiritual beliefs. My best friend is the Lord, Jesus . Thank you for this most important show ever. I. Appreciate you both & am very thankful for your expertise & beliefs. God bless you both with joy. Thank you so much.🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

@bridgetmartin5506

Жыл бұрын

Amen!!

@corinneyaworski-mh9uc

Жыл бұрын

It sure sounds like you are truly blessed!

@christinaedwards356

Жыл бұрын

Our church decided to fast every Tuesday for the entire year of 2023 and be eliminating anything you want. I've chosen omitting breakfast and lunch, using this for health benefits along with spiritual reasons. So on Tuesday mornings I drink lemon water and that's it until dinner. Actually thinking about going all in and omitting dinner as well.👍

@ashawango7881

Жыл бұрын

You sound a v happy person

@paulasweeney7713

Жыл бұрын

@@ashawango7881 I just now. See responses. Thank you. … you are correct.. I’m. Very happy, thankful. 3& might add, I workout with weight. 5 days. A week. Aerobics. 6. Days. ..haven’t been I’ll in. Over 25 years. Light sniffle at most. It’s all Jesus. &. Mommy &. Daddy. ..Th and. You. &. God Bless. Read your bible. Every day get in great church who teaches truth & pray. Pray. Pray. Celebrate. The. Lord. Jump for. JOY. !!!! Smile. B Happy no matter 🤩

The reason lots of doctors don't promote fasting is that they won't make any money. But Dr Pradip is a true manitarian. He genuinely care about people. I love his mind set. Thanks doc

@elkpaz560

2 жыл бұрын

the last year has made me think the NHS is really owned by Big Pharma and wittingly or unwittingly they are promoting ill health for profit. Of course, if you have a car accident, they come into their own.

@divinagraciaramos2128

2 жыл бұрын

I think so... God bls Dr. Pradip for his concern to humans' maintaining good health.

@linedallaire6637

2 жыл бұрын

Alan Goldhammer in California was the star of my biology teacher in med school

@freezo244

2 жыл бұрын

womanitarian also

@mijuajua4820

2 жыл бұрын

My PCP told me there wasn’t enough research for him to recommend fasting🤔

“Self imposed scarcity”. When I got my sense of control of what I put into my body, and my habits, it was with fasting. My in my head mantra was “it will still be there tomorrow.” “There’s plenty”. There’s no scarcity in my mindset. Be it food, money, health. So, I don’t have to smash and grab anything. I’m mentally living in abundance.

@denasharpe2393

2 жыл бұрын

What a beautiful way to approach our real lives and how we would like to stay healthy as we live longer and stronger.....

@burberryclaretred6676

2 жыл бұрын

How can I look beautiful again and have a great body image ? I want to discard all baggage body and mind and letting go of things will help me I think

@burberryclaretred6676

2 жыл бұрын

How do I fast do I stop eating or do I start selecting the right food

@burberryclaretred6676

2 жыл бұрын

Empowerment of my mental being

@burberryclaretred6676

2 жыл бұрын

My relationship with my mother is awful

My BP went down from140/90 to 120/70 just from slowly reducing carbs and eating breakfast late, say 10 or 11am. I'm 72, on no meds, and never felt better. But I figured it out for myself. Doctors won't tell you (except here).

@ajgrant94

4 ай бұрын

Why the late breakfast? Is there a benefit to that??

I am a heart patient based in India. I can tell you this Doctor Jamnadas is next to God. He's one of those few whose are making a real and lasting change to this world, for better.

@BillBiggs1

10 ай бұрын

Next to God 🙄 please

@sfrancis531

8 ай бұрын

Can be w

@consullacaldwell2137

8 ай бұрын

No one is next to God my friend??🥴

@daddydhensTV

8 ай бұрын

@@consullacaldwell2137 it is in their belief, so it is...

@daddydhensTV

8 ай бұрын

@@consullacaldwell2137 How there is no one next to God?

What the Dr. says at the beggining is esential: we won't have enough willpower to fast if we don't have our mind in order. I quit smoking more than 6 months ago, I quit a job that I didn't like so much, my anxiety went down a lot and now I am at peace. I can do everything I set my mind to. I'm in control.

@purplebutterfly4078

2 жыл бұрын

very true...many people are trapped in lives they hate because of money or need for acknowledgement....they re afraid what others might think of them if they choose another path...until they crash and burn and end up in a burnout which drains them or even worse, they get a serious illness due to the stress and then they suddenly overthink their whole lives...when your heart and mind are at peace, your stress levels are low, you are more energetic and have a more positive view on life and you re actually able to enjoy your life and live it,not just have time pass by until you go on the next vacation....

@1rederica

2 жыл бұрын

Thats amazing! I truly believe in the power of fasting and how it gives us the clarity to empower us to make amazing changes in all parts of our lives!

@Deb.-.

2 жыл бұрын

♥ Love your message, and how true it is that we have to take control.

@lizketch7291

2 жыл бұрын

This comment section is life

@HealthyHairJourney

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats. You took control 🙌🏾

We need more doctors like this interested in fixing the problems not just masking them ❤️

@kath6252

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, or just throwing a pill at it. That's what my doctor does.

@dh5057

Жыл бұрын

I THINK THEY NEED THE MONEY FOR HOME OR KID'S COLLEGE!

@cindysilva4160

Жыл бұрын

Doctor's are quick to give you meds

@declanmurphy417

Жыл бұрын

I eat when im hungry I drink im dry and if the moonshine don't kill me ill live till I die

@jeremiahsams2848

Жыл бұрын

@@kath6252 my doctor does the same.

I started IF in November 2018. I was going through a real personal disaster, feeling lost, completely low. I found it on youtube and on a whim, I just did a 18hr fast and guess what "nothing happened". I experimented and got to 20:4 pretty fast even with work and everything. Since then, I have recommended it to many people I care about. I agree with all the benefits but as a layman: 1. My confidence in my own body has gone up exponentially. I am more grateful for my health, I am extremely tuned into the feedback from my body. 2. My will power has gone up. 3. I now have added about an hour of meditation daily. 4. I have since graduated to cold showers, running marathons and ultras, and to entrepreneurship. It is freedom, good health, gratitude, confidence, will power, everything. Once you realize what an exquisite piece of machinery this body really is, you treat it better and you treat yourself better and that reflects in everything else that you do.

I am on my 14th day of intermittent fasting. I am doing 18/6 I was eating twice a day once at the top of my six hour window and very little at the end of the six hour window. I started at 300 pounds I am 67 years old. I’ve lost 18 pounds the first two weeks. I’m starting to feel great. I have a hard time sleeping seven hours straight but I’m getting there. My knee pain is getting worse and my inflammation in my body. Seems like it’s getting better already, I’ve been overweight all my life and I believe this is going to do it for me. I’m hoping to lose 150lbs.

@Nina-qi2gf

Жыл бұрын

Good job!

@elizabethcampos6819

Жыл бұрын

Godspeed, man! You can do it! My dad lost 50+ lbs w IF. Didn't even recognize him when I visited for Thanksgiving. Took him 10 months. He is off metformin, lipitor, and Cozaar. I am soooo proud of him!! Keep going!

@SaphireKancer90

Жыл бұрын

Rooting for you. I'm 5'2 and at 230 lbs, want to lose 100 lbs. On my 6th day of intermittent fasting.

@anteiadavis2861

Жыл бұрын

You are doing great! Keep with it if it’s working for you. You deserve this!

@countrygirlatheart7787

Жыл бұрын

You can do it! 😉

The FREEDOM is huge. My first extended fast *taught* me something no diet ever did before, that I didn't *have* to eat when there wasn't appropriate food. HUGELY empowering.

@hiphipjorge5755

2 жыл бұрын

Yesss! Sometimes we feel pressured to “get something in our system” because of what we’re taught, even if that something (such as fast food or frozen, breaded foods) have little to no nutritional value

@pacifick0271

2 жыл бұрын

I also like how you learn to read your body and immediately notice that you are eating something you shouldn't

@tes3bmw

2 жыл бұрын

Also what the feelings of true hunger are! I always say "don't feed the critters" or "the critters are hungry!", when what I always thought was hunger, started growling... To come to the conclusion of a lot of dangerous habits that are inherited...

@jeffcahill5722

2 жыл бұрын

I've always told my friends "just because you are hungry doesn't mean you have to eat". They always give me a blank stare.

@kathleenhertenstein2446

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your post! I'm just starting OMAD fasting and your post encourages me to keep going.

Eating healthy is easy working out is easy fasting is easy. Deprogramming your mind is the hard part. These constructs have been drilled into our minds since birth. SET YOURSELF-FREE!!!!

I fast for 7 days straight(water only) once a month. I still go to the gym on days 1, 2, 4, 6, 7. I lost 120lbs in 9 months with very little loose skin.

Every time I struggle with fasting, I listen to dr Jamnadas and my motivation is right back 🙏

@suzietaing160

2 ай бұрын

Fasting works

I’ve been an intermittent faster for almost a year! I feel great! Also gluten free, dairy free and cut way back on sugar. Working out 3 days a week… Never going back!!!! I’m reverse aging ❤️

@crand20033

2 жыл бұрын

Don't overdo it. Your body need nutrients.

@JimiInTheJungle

2 жыл бұрын

@@crand20033 You can get most needed nutrients in one meal along with small healthy snacks throughout the day

@crand20033

2 жыл бұрын

@@JimiInTheJungle YOu can't snack if you are fasting. The whole idea is to keep your blood sugar low between meals.

@JimiInTheJungle

2 жыл бұрын

@@crand20033 I'm not talking about fasting though, I'm talking about getting most of your nutrients in one meal.

@crand20033

2 жыл бұрын

@@JimiInTheJungle Hard to et all your nutrient in one meal but I think that most people should be fasting but it's hard to do without snacking. View this video: this guy said you can't snack. "Fasting: Don't Make this Critical Mistake | Jason Fung"

I love this doctor's passion for helping people. This doctor is overjoyed to be able to actually empower his patients, it's beautiful. He's not thrilled to PRESCRIBE them medication, he is thrilled to get them off of the medications, and back in control of their health. Love to see it.

@btruthful163

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree! It is refreshing to see more licensed practitioners going in this direction.

@sylvahmoon5550

Жыл бұрын

I agree. The doctor is not making the problem. He's getting to the root of the problem. So refreshing!!

@sylvahmoon5550

Жыл бұрын

*masking* auto-spell....ugh!

@outsidethebox8406

Жыл бұрын

Yes that is so wonderful to see. I wish I could find a Dr that has that same passion.

@mihaistefan9379

Жыл бұрын

@@btruthful163 is going

Down 85 pounds & feel amazing now, Thanks to fasting! I can’t get enough of this information!❤❤

Hi docs! I am a pediatrician. I haven’t even reached the end of this, I would say most insightful video but still I can’t help myself to wait for the end to comment how I feel about this whole discussion. 1) I really really appreciate that some people like you both - intellectual, influential, important in the world yet u have preserved your insight or I would say are sharpening your insight into demystifying human life so selflessly 2) As a fellow medico i can understand ur conversation better from alternate perspective of how gutsy is it to talk about pure prevention in the whole world of marketing purely intending to bring happpiness and energy to mankind 3) I am surprised to see u doctors being so good at influencing people through social media - irrespective of being in a busy - usually monotonous routine 4) Best of all is - *How clinically and socioculturally relevant all your examples and descriptions are* that helps us connect immediately with our daily lives… I am blessed to have come across this video and I am motivated to discover who actually I am! And I ordered the book “Dopamine nation” too! Excited to UNLEARN!

@newtalking3

5 ай бұрын

You could Start helping the kids eat less carbs and sugar --my child eats so much less and her mood improved

I have been intermittent fasting for over two years mainly because I was suffering from arthritis and my knees were really painful. Now .... my knees are mostly free from pain, I function better in all ways of life. I also do cold showers and the combination has resulted in a leaner body, no belly fat and my energy levels are amazing. I am 73 and look great. I haven’t been to a doctor for over 30 years. Thank you for giving these videos because people need to take responsibility for their own health.

@MsClrs

2 жыл бұрын

Can you please educate me how cold showers help you? Your entire shower is in only cold water everyday?

@johncoughtrey6016

2 жыл бұрын

P

@lt6573

2 жыл бұрын

@@MsClrs Look up 'Wim Hof and Cold Showers' - he does a great job explaining this, the science behind it and the benefits of it. All the best.

@MsClrs

2 жыл бұрын

@@lt6573 thank you so much. May God bless you 🙏🏾💐

@DoryanTheCritic

2 жыл бұрын

Most doctors do more harm than good. Well, at least going to the dentist for a cleanup is how I had my teeth destroyed.

I have fasted 20/4 for 10 months, lost 80 pounds and feel great! I just got to stop my blood pressure meds AND my A1c number is back to normal from pre-diabetic level. I’m 63 and fought my weight for 30 years. Thank you for your information! My husband is now also fasting and feeling great too!

@zenith808

2 жыл бұрын

What's 20/4? Is it fasting 20 hours and eating through a 4 hour window?

@shantajoseph5687

2 жыл бұрын

@@zenith808 correct

@Ghost-zy1oc

2 жыл бұрын

Did you do any diet with the fasting?

@kadyreeves8312

2 жыл бұрын

How did you fast on your medication? If I don’t eat I feel very sick after I take them

@karentongate8852

2 жыл бұрын

How do I make sure I get enough nutrients on omad fast

I’m 17, and have been eating SOOOOOO unhealthy my whole life, yet I’m only just realizing how much it’s been hurting me. I’m ready to finally be free, so long as it’s not already too late.

@deedeeunkefer2270

Жыл бұрын

No way is it too late. You've only just begun. You're listening and learning. That's awesome. Go for it!

@zackc.8015

Жыл бұрын

A bit young to be so OCD.

@ernestmac13

Жыл бұрын

Making a healthy lifestyle change can undo the impacts of an unhealthy life style. The best example of this is smokers, who within a few weeks will have healthier lungs and a healthier cardiovascular system. By including a cheat day into your lifestyle, but that doesn't encourage you to go overboard, you can still enjoy the occasional burger with fries, pizza, etc.

@zarel200061

Жыл бұрын

It’s not too late, you’re still young, but better start now.

@superwoman9730

Жыл бұрын

It’s not too late sweetie you’re young

My daughter was a skinny child and we kept getting told she was under weight. After getting rather annoyed I asked based off what. They said based of the national average. I pointed out the the national average is obese here in the states so maybe the easiest way to fix the system is to quit basing it off broken averages and baselines so the system doesn't keep contributing to the problem. I could tell in a moment, I hurt the ego of this doctor, but in a split second, you could see the light come on. Our visits became far more beneficial instead of the typical superficial.

@lizh1988

8 ай бұрын

Just, wow, cool. Smart.

I love his energy and passion for helping others by introducing them to fasting.Four years ago i was diagnosed with hypertension and kidney failure,my kidneys suddenly failed and I spent 3 years on dialysis.I was also diagnosed with congestive heart failure.In June 2020 I had a left side stroke.My doctors had no explanation of why my organs were failing.I took things into my own hands and starting doing intense research on systemic inflammation.I ran into this doc's youtube videos.I started intermittent fasting while i had my stroke.After physical therapy and fasting for 6 months i regained all my faculties and my blood pressure dropped from 160/110 to 111/80.On April 9th 2021,i had a heart and kidney transplant at 30yrs old.My blood pressure is still normal.I continue to fast but was temporarily diabetic due to the high level of prednisone that is given to new transplant patients.My A1C went up to 8.Doc sent me home with insulin.I choose to check my sugars daily and fast without injecting insulin.My A1C is now normal.Fasting has saved my life.

@svetlanab3166

Жыл бұрын

Wow! Your story is amazing! Good luck 👍

@aw5424

Жыл бұрын

Congrats!!! What did you eat to get A1C normal? I still have morning highs..I’m T2D and CKD doing IF.

@peacemaker8352

Жыл бұрын

@@aw5424 I was on a low carb ketogenic diet.I ate eggs,sardines,avocados,keto pancakes,broccoli etc.

@yuvaryugam3434

Жыл бұрын

@@peacemaker8352 Wow! Must have been a ride going through all of that. Really happy you are doing well now. I just wanted to ask you, do you have to go keto or would you be able to sustain with low carb at about 100g of carbs a day?

@peacemaker8352

Жыл бұрын

@@yuvaryugam3434 It was the most difficult experience of my life. I fought hard and stayed positive and i am happy that it was not in vain. Going keto allowed me to stay satiated longer and prevented me from snacking and breaking my fast.If you consume too many carbs,it'll seem like fasting is impossible.

Not only I see the benefits of this, I also see huge benefits in my food bill.

@ThePerimeters

Жыл бұрын

I also have. My husband was pleased about that. Less is truly more.

@LoisPallisterCIY

Жыл бұрын

Yes we are organic and we fast for 36 hours three days of the week - Mon - Wed - Fri Not only are we saving so much money but I also love having more time on those days - No shopping, cooking, eating, washing up etc.

@enuphsayd9746

Жыл бұрын

@@LoisPallisterCIY amen

@designthinkingwithgian

Жыл бұрын

been doing OMAD for 6 months and my grocery bill has definitely shrunk.

First day, 16 hours. Second day, 18 hours. Now, I’m at 45 hours and counting. Five pounds lost already. Lots of energy. Very clear mind. Slight headache, but I’ve been trying to up the electrolytes for that. Can’t believe how good I feel without food. And the hunger isn’t bad. It comes in waves, but it’s nothing I can’t handle. It’s so much easier to do this than calorie counting or portion control, and neither of those things ever work for me. I’m almost positive it’s because I’ve been insulin resistant. I’ve had a couple of tests where the doctors have said said my liver enzymes are “off,” too. Don’t know what that means, but I bet I have fatty liver. Going to see how long I can keep this fast and clean up that liver, my gut, kidneys, and everything else. Thanks to both of you for these videos on fasting. This may be one of the best things I’ve ever done.

@sonniegladd8568

Жыл бұрын

Great Show. Devine appointment for me to receive information.

@Paul-fc6lb

2 ай бұрын

Great for you. However balance is the key. Too much or too little fasting is harmful.

@KrystinaLiberty

2 ай бұрын

@@Paul-fc6lb Been fasting half of almost every week for a year now. Every single health issue I had is gone. It’s truly the best thing I’ve ever done with my life.

@Paul-fc6lb

2 ай бұрын

@@KrystinaLiberty Good for you

Started IF 2 weeks ago and I feel that I'm no longer a slave to my appetite and food. So grateful to the doctors that are now leading us in this process.

I’ve been doing for Alternate Day Fasting for a month now. I feel soo good. It’s really helped me with emotional eating and cravings. I fast for 36 hours and on the days I eat, I no longer want junk food. I want good Whole Foods. The fact that this doctor is so excited about helping people, is such a lovely thing to see. He’s not just pushing pills and trying to put a bandage on the problem.

@vipr1142

8 ай бұрын

Same, I am eating ONE meal a day with a 24 hour gap.. Only protein and fat (not too much fat, just an egg yolk and olive oil and butter, I am gonna change butter to coco-nut oil tho), which I fry my eggs and chicken in. I workout almost immediately after each meal (just to get the energy, otherwise I would do it the other way around). I feel great!

I did this for my 85 year old mum. I started to look after her 5 years ago. Everything you describe happened. No more insulin, no more metformin. Massive weight loss, clarity of thought (dementia improved). I succeeded because I was I full control of the kitchen i.e. proper food. I attempt to eat most of the diet once per day. This was hard for her, but she noticed the benefits were obvious. I got her onboard.

@Paul-hi7nw

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for relating this experience, I am 81 y/o and have been concerned about how aging may impact the effects of fasting. It is good to learn that your Mum benefited from it without any negative long-term effects.

@jayneschwalger7554

Жыл бұрын

You’re a wonderful daughter and I’m so happy you’re mum is experiencing better health.

@hotmess2766

Жыл бұрын

@@Paul-hi7nw there's absolutely nothing negative about fasting only benefits... All of God's prophets did and most Muslims/Christians do this at least twice every week and a whole month once a year. There is a reason why God told us to do this its only now doctors are finding out doing this kills all bad cells/illnesses in the body including cancer cells but God always knew

@hotmess2766

Жыл бұрын

@@jayneschwalger7554 😂 his name is James its the grans son

@jayneschwalger7554

Жыл бұрын

@@hotmess2766 oops 😬

I think key is start cutting out 80% sugar and carbs from diet before stating the fast. I did that first and the fasting part has been super easy for me. It makes me drink tons of water. When you do get hungry it’s peaks for about an hour then the hunger goes away. Keep your mind occupied the hunger will go away.

What I absolutely love about this doctor is his holistic approach to his practice. He’s not just focused on the body, he sounds like he truly wants to better every aspect of his patients lives. This is so admirable and doctors like you are a gem.

Fasting has saved mine and my fiancés life. He was severely diabetic and now his numbers are great. Blood pressure better. He's lost 100 pounds and I've lost 128. We both love gardening so we sold our house in California and were buying a piece of raw land to build a cabin and plant the biggest garden we can dream up. Major improvements. I recommend it whole heartedly. Oh, his cholesterol and acid reflux are also no longer requiring treatment other than the occasional tum. We sleep better. I could keep going. It's been good to us. And, for the first time in 25 years, I'm gonna go for a run with my daughter when I visit her next week. 😊

@reginaweaver779

Жыл бұрын

This is awesome. Thanks for sharing.

@maribelflores7011

Жыл бұрын

👏👏👏💐💛 congratulations! I'm working on my healthy food changes. Would you share a little in what you are or how you eat now as to what you used to eat before losing weight? Thank you for sharing!

@lucringo6798

Жыл бұрын

That's wonderful 😊 keep at it

@Anon.5216

Жыл бұрын

Now put urself right with God. Get married.

@jdub9595

Жыл бұрын

Congrats! I have a question. What was your husbands starting weight and ending weight? I’m currently 295 and going for 195 and I’m wondering about the loose skin issues that I’ve seen for people who lose 100 or more pounds.

Fasting changed my life, it gave me discipline, self control, self esteem, weight loss which I have maintained, confidence and increased energy. I never fear not eating because I know it is serving me well. Thank you for this interview, fascinating.

@extendedfastingformorbidob2010

2 жыл бұрын

Same hete.

@drdarshanshukla827

2 жыл бұрын

whats your fasting technique - i want to start my journey

@user-1A-2A

2 жыл бұрын

@@drdarshanshukla827 start with keto life style, then go to One Meal a Day on keto. After a while chose a day to fast, the work into a couple of days. Totally amazing changes inside your body.

@tydeshawn125

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

Fasting is absolutely amazing. Lost about 11 kgs in 3 months. Body fat percentage came down from 38% to 25%, HBA1C came down from 6.4 to 6, HDL Increased, Triglycerides came down significantly

I've been obese with type 2 diabetes for many years. I finally got serious about my health and started 16:8 fasting, keeping to 60g or less carbs per day and eliminated processed foods (as much as possible). After a month, I feel great! I have my energy back, my skin is clearing up and I lost over 20lbs so far. There is no going back, only forward. I'm going to continue to make little improvements, maybe go to one meal per day eventually. Feed your gut, protect your liver folks!

One of the most unexpected benefits of fasting for me, has been clarity and ease about giving things up. Addicted to food and sugar for my entire life, when I began fasting, there was a deep change inside of me that no longer felt the need to hold on to things. It’s been a very spiritually transitional experience. Never in my life could someone have convinced me that I could train my body to go without eating. Even now, after practicing fasting for a couple of years, I’ll set a goal of 24 hours, then find if I just go to bed a little earlier, which is important anyways, I can get an extra 8-12 hours easily. When I’m to that point, I’m usually no longer hungry at all and know I can fast indefinitely. That is a miracle for me. I should mention I am a type 2 diabetic. I often tell people one of the greatest benefits of fasting for me is the weight loss, not in pounds, it’s not my goal, normal blood sugar is my goal, but in the weight of STUFF I throw out or donate and even negative relationships!!! It’s so freeing!!! Fasting is one of the greatest blessings of my lifetime for hundreds of reasons. I study at great length about what foods to break my fasts for health. I use a fasting app because there’s something for me, about pressing that button. I always feel a bit anxious about any extended fast and then ALWAYS find it easier than I anticipated. I stay busy during my extended fasts, even planning projects. Hunger is all in my mind. My mind is more hungry than my body and in fact, I now love the feeling of hunger. I also know drinking that water keeps me from feeling hungry and if I do feel hunger, it’s because I haven’t drank enough. If I feel truly hungry, I eat because the body knows what it needs. It’s listening to my body, not my mind. My mind is hungry 24/7 lol.

@Cekatu

2 жыл бұрын

Hi I am curious about the fasting app. I haven't used one, and have practiced fasting for years. What is the purpose and which one do you use?

@TitixaM

2 жыл бұрын

Such a beautiful comment! 😍

@staceyswift2299

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment 💕

@scottfrench9267

2 жыл бұрын

@@Cekatu I use an app mainly to keep me focused on the fast. I maintain at least a 16/8, but my average has been 19.4 hours - another benefit of an app, historical data. I only eat when I am hungry, so I am not strict about when I begin fasting or when I stop other than I keep a minimum of 16 hours per day and I don't eat after 7pm. The app helps me keep track of how long I have been fasting. It also tracks water intake, which good for me because I tend to forget to drink if I don't have a reminder. I use Fastic. It is the only one I ever used so I can't compare it to any other.

@Vee-yc5ht

2 жыл бұрын

@patricia massa- Do you take your diabetes meds when you fast?

Interestingly, I treat my my hunger when fasting the same way I treat my anxiety. I remind myself that my body is experiencing these. That I am the person in charge of monitoring and managing my body. This mindset changed everything!

I can never express how grateful I am to these 2 doctors. My health and life are vastly improved. I discovered Dr. Chaterjee through Dr. Jamnadas yt channel and he is a gift to humanity. Thank you for your contribution to me and all the lives you've touched!

@vandengrey6912

Жыл бұрын

I agree. And this is a fantastic video. The reality is that fasting is not all that difficult and the results are amazing. Then again, that depends on the length of the fast but I've found 24 hours is a breeze.

*Sunday- Monday 36 hour fast *Tuesday- 12 hour fast, breakfast to dinner * Wednesday- 16 hour fast, workout day * Thursday- 2O-22 hour fast * Friday- 20-22 hour fast * Saturday- normal eating schedule all day if I want, cheat day, workout day * Sunday-16 hour fast Been doing this routine for many years now. It’s a game changer. You get to have large meals when you eat. You don’t have to restrict food groups unless you want to. I can keep a large amount of muscle with low BF. When you try it and get used to it you will then understand that this is the way humans were meant to eat.

@roselilymaeda1323

4 ай бұрын

4:55 4:55 4:55

@tonygarforth539

4 ай бұрын

moday 24hour fast tuesday 24 hour fast wend 24hour fast thur 24hour fast friday 24hour fast sat 24hour fast sun 23hour fast lost loads of weight

@superbchannel3167

4 ай бұрын

This is not sustainable. You'll soon start to burn through your muscles and bones.

@raiderkeno

3 ай бұрын

@@superbchannel3167 I wish I could blast a pic on here right now. I’m 185 with a 6 pack and more muscular than I have ever been doing any other type of “diet” i’m savagely ripped right now. I’m on year 10 of different fasting routines. 36 every Monday never changes tho. I will reply back if my muscle and bones ever take a shit on me. But I mean I’m years in bro. You have to know how to balance your intake to your output. It’s not easy to figure out but I’m there.

Lost over 100lbs in 3 months fasting. Best thing ever!

Three years ago a India Doctor saved me during a heart attach . My weight was 220lbs 5"8" . I was on a timed diet like most people . Now I eat when I'm hungry . Now I'm 73 and 165lbs and can move like I did when I was 50 .

@lilianasaba9846

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know why we so timed to eat. I stopped this and I feel so so good. Best part is no one is under pressure in my home to cook or eat.

@buckmurdock2500

2 жыл бұрын

@@lilianasaba9846 because that is how we evolved?

@lilianasaba9846

2 жыл бұрын

@@buckmurdock2500 our food processing mechanism hasn't evolved along unfortunately

@ambhatti1538

2 жыл бұрын

I'm currently at that weight (220lbs) and same height as you. I've changed my diet over the past 4 years. This is now the next step for me after daily intermittent fasting where I only eat during a few hours of the day. Currently, I've seen better sleep and improved mental health. Fasting over several days each month is the next step for my health journey. Glad to hear that it's the right direction from your experience.

@buckmurdock2500

2 жыл бұрын

@@lilianasaba9846 time restricted eating has nothing to do with processed food.

"Wide eyed and bushy tailed" 100%. Day 9 of IF. After months of mornings getting harder to get up and recently, a persistent need to nap during the day, as soon as I adopted a 16:8 schedule, I stopped needing naps. This week I'm up before the children and energetic. I'm amazed at how good I feel.

This doctor has certainly got in my brain. I’m now fasting 36 hours and at last losing weight at a steady pace. Love Dr J s passion.

@brendagray7357

4 ай бұрын

Mine too,lol

Listening to Dr. Jamnadas has changed my life. I started fasting for losing weight but now because of him I'm doing it for my health. Fasting is amazing and natural!

@butterfly77348

2 жыл бұрын

Could you please explain how you do your fasting? Do you fast 2 days at a time?

@Catarax28

2 жыл бұрын

@@river4462 Yes! instead of fast food, do a food fast!

@maryfolks9368

2 жыл бұрын

@@river4462 this is so true!!!

@loganandcam2

2 жыл бұрын

When do you eat and what ?

Cannot recommend fasting highly enough, I allowed myself to balloon to 35 stone at age 54, I started fasting with an 18: 6 regime, cut out sugar. then I moved to OMAD, now I eat one meal every 48 hrs (roughly). 10 months after starting fasting, I have lost 150lbs, reversed my diabetes, reduced my arthritis, feel better than I have for 20 years, my stomach muscles now feel like muscle, my eyesight has improved, my blood pressure is now normal. I still want to lose another 100 lbs. I have also found I have very little loose skin, I have even lost my moobs lol.

@Ebizzill

2 жыл бұрын

hi Alan, how do you safely break your fast and how do you incorporate vitamins in this schedule

@aspinallsandy4810

2 жыл бұрын

That's amazing, congrats, please explain how to break the fast please,

@LordStanley94

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ebizzill Break it with homemade broth (soup)

@belindamiller4168

2 жыл бұрын

Soooo excited for you and glad you shared. People can’t believe it until they do it and it is so empowering!!! Thank you for sharing!!!! Keep it up!!! When we do the hard and less common things, we will be blessed!!!☀️☀️☀️

@brendapearce5015

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome! I started 16/8 naturally I am actually down to Omad after 3 wks. I have about 90lbs I need to lose. The scale hasn't moved yet, but I feel so much better. I've cut sugar & eat less than 20 carbs a day. Only natural food. I pray that the fat will soon start coming off! My weight has doubled in the past 10 yrs. You just gave me hope. I'm not giving up fasting!

I have been doing intermittent fasting for 2 months now. I go 16 hours without eating. I drink water and green tea though…. Just no food for 16 hours. My fasting starts after dinner. This means I skip breakfast and my next meal is a light lunch next day. I feel great! I can only recommend it. 👍

@rahulsingh-lg5wl

5 ай бұрын

How are the energy levels

I have to say that in the last two weeks dr. Jamnadas has impacted my life in a huge way. I’ve been fasting since I was twenty for spiritual reasons, now 43. To have the scientific breakdown of what happens to your body during fasting is life changing. Loaded with that information I just came off a 4 day water fast and it was way different than any other time of fasting. Also I love that you as a G.P has an holistic approach to health. You are the true torch bearers of human health and swimming upstream. Thank you!!!!!

@Scrapguy843

Жыл бұрын

I also am 43. Started cutting sugar and carbs then went off the deep end… no sugar, or processed food period. I’m currently down 10ths and feel great. 100lbs to go. My goal is no BP medication.

@ricardoabrahams232

Жыл бұрын

@@Scrapguy843 Good for you! I’m telling you this is the best info ever to weaponize yourself with. I started on a whole foods diet 2 months ago with a bmi of 32, I weighed 242lbs. I weighed myself this morning. Sitting at 219 lbs. All the best with your journey!

Starting my 4th week of IM fasting after a “thought I was going to die” experience. After 2 weeks my glucose went from the 200’s to double digits/low 100’s, lowered blood pressure, decreased meds, increased energy, feel like walking, biking, etc. and am enjoying it! Also lost a few pounds with about 90 more to go. Focusing on how I feel more than weight. I’ve been obese since I was a child and will be 60 in a couple of months. For the first time, I’m confident it will happen. 💝

@Abeocanto

Жыл бұрын

Good for you!! Keep going, you can do it!! 💪🏻

@desert4seat

Жыл бұрын

You've been fasting for 3 solid weeks and only lost a few pounds? I'm sure you've lost much more than that, right? Excellent work btw! Keep going!!!!

@Swanky95472

Жыл бұрын

Keep it up girlie!!! You can do it!

@pamelamorris7770

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much blessing ❤️

@soniainfante8319

8 ай бұрын

You can do it. God bless

I’ve been fasting for around 4 years and 9/10 people I tell, frown and criticise, telling me it can’t be good for you. I’ve learnt to not say anything unless they ask.

@gailselkirksmith

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. Others are always experts at being negative about someone else’s success

@frankcardano4142

2 жыл бұрын

@@gailselkirksmith Just started losing the weight consistently on my fifth week and the first person I told frowned and told me that won’t work and started talking about metabolism. He’s about 3 stone overweight. Everything this guy said here is spot on. I’d add that my appetite reduces and I can’t eat as much at once. My stomach becomes less bloated and I have a taste for trying new lighter foods.

@sgray4995

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I don't say anything to people just do it. I've been fasting about a year along with low carb. Down 12 pounds and never felt better physically and mentally. IF each day 16-18 and lately 20 hours daily. Went from 2 meals down to about 1 large.

@frankcardano4142

2 жыл бұрын

@@sgray4995 I started by skipping breakfast without knowing nothing about fasting but it totally worked and then I learnt about 16/8. Of course you can imagine what people said about skipping breakfast. It was John Harvey Kellogg that first told us that breakfast is the most important meal of the day to sell us his products.

@stealthwarrior5768

2 жыл бұрын

I don't say anything even when they ask. We are all on our own path and others are so judgemental and I don't need their nonsense in my ears

These two doctors have divine wisdom teaching us to control and discipline our mindset from food addiction. Food addiction is a slave mentality that leads to severe diseases. Fasting is a healthy way of getting rid of so much toxic things from our body. I fast two times a week and i feel so good, i don't take medicines. I hope that more people around the Globe watch your videos. So people out there listen to this instead of taking pills all the time. God bless these two doctors, keep spreading your videos to save life. Thank you. 🙏💓💓

I have been doing intermittent fasting only for 2 days, but the difference is enormous. The last 2 days I have been eating between 11am-6pm only. I have so much energy, I cannot believe. Up until now I had no idea why I was dragging myself through each day with zero energy. And I tried everything to feel better with no success. I just wish I have had come across this information decades earlier, since I'm 47 years old now, but I guess it's better late than never.. Of course when I eat, I have as little carbohydrates as possible as opposed to before. I am so grateful for discovering this metod, it is truly lifechanging.

Been on low carb and intermittent fasting since Jan 1 feeling amazing and dropped 20 pounds ! He is right when I start to feel hungry I drink a tall glass of water within 30-45 min hunger feeling is gone and can go many more hours fasting , mental clarity has gone way up ! I love it

@lalasng8643

2 жыл бұрын

OKay, I think I gotta try this ...no more sitting on the fence for me

@sprihagupta11

2 жыл бұрын

Wtf congratulations 😍

@merillwalter8698

2 жыл бұрын

I do Normad Fasting. After following Dr. David Sinclair on KZread. He's a genetist that has one meal a day. Which is what I've been doing. Slows down ageing process and helps prevent diseases. I feel great. Lost 3kg in one week. Never been a regular eater so I don't miss meals.

@mijuajua4820

2 жыл бұрын

I have to try this! I am addicted to sugar. I was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis last year & it is now starting to rear it’s ugly head in the form of pain & swelling in my R hand fingers & exhaustion. I need to try something different 🙏🏼

@TamiVroma1

2 жыл бұрын

@@mijuajua4820 my husband noticed a huge difference in swelling from arthritis when he canned grains and processed food

#1. Eat only natural foods in it’s natural state #2. Eat infrequently/ only when you’re hungry #3. Get at least 7 hours sleep a day #4. Find pleasure in your life and activities so you don’t metabolize bad physiology from bad habits

@steve00alt70

2 жыл бұрын

#2 kinda agree but alot of ppl dont naturally feel hungry during the day then they end up underweight you want to be in the normal weight range

@partlysimpson5154

2 жыл бұрын

QUIT COFFEINE!! SO YOU CAN GET FINALLY PROPER SLEEP

@pdizzle8568

2 жыл бұрын

@@partlysimpson5154 funny thing is I drink a LOT of coffee but sleep deeply every night

@matthewmccarty8346

2 жыл бұрын

Spot on

@MsDasiel

2 жыл бұрын

I M hungry do I eat or wait?

I had started OMD as it's more convenient for me. I don't feel hungry until about 5pm. This gives me the opportunity to buy the required ingredients on my way home from work and to cook the dishes that I enjoy in the evening. I was pleasantly surprised to see that my weight had lowered from 86kg to 74kg over 10 months.

I'm going to share my story and my mom's,I have been doing 16/8 fasting and have lost 18 lbs in about a month. My mom had an Ischemic stroke about 5 years ago & (she had diabetes) which left her with dementia,now because of her dementia,she wouldn't eat for two days sometimes more,of course I'd panic & phone her pcp, anyway,her lack of eating put her body in autophagy which reversed her diabetes,and she's been free of it for 2 years,I just wish fasting could've cured her dementia too

@theresesouthworth227

Жыл бұрын

Give it time. Perhaps it will.

@chanel-5397

Жыл бұрын

@@theresesouthworth227 Although I pray daily and try to remain hopeful,I doubt it,but thank you

@Jessica-tz5cl

Жыл бұрын

Dr.berg has a video about this check it out

@SeanEricSpearman

5 ай бұрын

start taking 2 tablespoons of olive oil and 1 cup of hot water on a empty stoamch... add to finish cooked food....and cook with "refined" coconut oil...along with Intermittent fasting about 16-18 hrs... This has been my protocol and came off hypertension medication.... Feeling amazing!!! Be blessed, Sean

@chanel-5397

5 ай бұрын

@@SeanEricSpearman Sounds interesting,I'll give the evo a try,thanks Sean,and happy holidays 🙏

Fasting saved my life. Not just intermittent but specifically long term fasting. It was an incremental journey but I can honestly say it changed my whole life trajectory🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

•I’m not the body - this is something that is imparted on a individual on a spiritual path. •Fasting is something that is also recommended while on a spiritual path. •Inside the patience there is an awareness (not the mind not the body, etc). •He even teaches mediation; focus on breathing and let thoughts come n go. •The Blankness is you 🥰🤘 ***Finally a Doctor who doesn’t seem to be working for Big Pharma; he feels more like a warm understanding Guru vs a medical robot. Loveddddd this segment 🤩🤘 How beautiful Dr. Jamnadas. 🤘

@Zagorka007

2 жыл бұрын

Greetings from South London!

@adevore1971

2 жыл бұрын

What's with the devil hands tho?

@scottmcloughlin4371

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly right! And Orthodox Christians (and Catholic Monastics) implement a guru-based Pythagorean/Platonic philosophical system of fasting and feasting regimens with musical accompaniment. Americans get ripped off constantly with fake "belief systems" and fake "pill packaged bottled" fake science and filthy factory foods. I am software engineer, but I don't eat CPU and memory chips. We compute (estimate) with our computing tools. Computers don't compute by themselves.

@loripiontek

2 жыл бұрын

Jews have been fasting for their spiritual forgiveness and awakenings for centuries. Lose the devil's fingers, dude.

@carloscarion1748

2 жыл бұрын

We are blessed by his munificence

Dr Pradip is my hero. Due to his persuasive, gentle and friendly youtube videos, I finally went in on IF. Glad to say its saved my life. I have been doing it for last couple of years. Still, I got high cholesterol and pre-diabetic sugar (since I would eat junk and drink abit during weekends). next steps: stop weekend bad habits and check how it goes after 3-4 months.

Incredible! He goes very deep, minute 29:32. He is more than a Cardiologist, more than a teacher. Gives me good chills!

What a joy to listen to 2 brilliant medical minds discussing such a vitally important subject. My husband is also a medical doctor and I can vouch that it's not only tough selling the idea of fasting to those in the medical profession, but to the patient! I find it interesting that the same people who criticize and diss doctors and big pharma are also unwilling to even discuss the benefits of fasting!. - They complain that fasting is painful? Well so is illness. So is paying that pharmacy bill. And that hospital bill. It's darkly AMAZING how arrogant close-minded people can be. - I convinced my husband of the vast benefits of fasting, by fasting my way to a healthier weight, outstanding blood test results, tighter skin, a serious increase in energy, clearer mind and brain function, etc., etc., etc.! Our Creator created us beautifully. All we have to do is practice logical thinking. And hatch an ounce of faith

@g.c.w3382

2 жыл бұрын

Well said.

@IvySnowFillyVideos

2 жыл бұрын

Chicken or egg? Is the answer in fasting or what we eat? Wild animals feed through out the day...most of us are not eating natural. People would cry if u took away their ultra refined foods & lattes.

@1958chance

2 жыл бұрын

So true everything you said, food is a very difficult addition, many need help and encouragement to stop the wrong foods, fasting is a big step into wellness.

@sagapoetic8990

2 жыл бұрын

Fasting has benefits but -- not everyone can fast because of certain health conditions. Some of us do fast -- I still reserve the right to criticize a doctor who pushes gastric surgery over actual treatment though. It's a big money-maker

@crand20033

2 жыл бұрын

Can anyone tell me how to do fasting. I am not sure how to do it.

Most of my life I only ate dinner and felt great and was thin, Then during Covid I stayed in and ate. I gained weight, look older and feel bad. I never thought I was fasting, I was just not hungry and I lived healthier. Listen to Dr, Pradip Jamnadas and Sadhguru who I recently found, and I am going back to my once a day meal. You know How I know this works. I recently had a colonoscopy and had to fast and cleanse the bowel and I felt absolutely like my old self. A body was not meant to be full of food all the time. Fast and Live Better.

@greekmike0

2 жыл бұрын

love Sadhuguru as well.. Please check out Dr. Robert Morse. Great speaker and very spiritual. He is very big on fruits and how they detox and heal you :)

@dianakyanjo

2 жыл бұрын

Sadly when I eat only dinner I feel grumpy and I always put on weight ... lunch on the other hand as the key meal of my day powers me immensely and keeps me in shape

@thetree7694

2 жыл бұрын

But how to fight hunger?

@minoozolala

2 жыл бұрын

@@thetree7694 The hunger always passes. Try Keto - the extra fat in the diet keeps you feeling satiated.

@terminalstare96

2 жыл бұрын

@@thetree7694 Here's something that might help you. I always have ice water with me and I am never without it. I call myself a wateraholic. I have read several articles over the years that ice water revs up your metabolism so you are loosing weight just by its Intake. Sadhguru also says that your intention and thought has the ability to change the structure of the water molecules. Look it up. It is true. So as you pour your water have good thoughts towards the water. The water fills your stomach so you don't feel hunger. If you have to eat try a fruit. The fiber is good for you and more. Hope this helps. I started returning to my previous ways of eating only dinner. The weight is coming off. One more important thing. First thing in the morning make neem and turmeric balls and consume with TEPID honey water. You will thank me for that later. Look it up on KZread. If you don't want to make your own. Just buy the capsules. I feel badly if I skip a day. Learned that from Sadhguru as well. Good luck The Tree.

I've been fasting since the late 1979's at age 17. Felt great and managed a very slim figure. When I had my kids in my late 30's I went back to the three meals a day and never felt so horrible. As they got older I have gone back to fasting and feel much better. I actually think that I messed my system up by going back to the three meals a day. The thing is fasting was not popular at that time and I wasn't sure if it was ok. I wish I would have just kept listening to myself. Fasting fits me so well. I wish more people would give it a try and not be afraid. The powers that be need to stop shoving food down humans throats. But food is a big business.

@liyasolo9146

9 ай бұрын

I try but once my hunger time passes, I'm not sure if it's stomach ache or ulcer hurts then I feel the pain btw my rib cage 😢all day and night

@lizh1988

8 ай бұрын

​@@liyasolo9146Could be a problem with diaphragm. My grandmother had something like that.

@liyasolo9146

8 ай бұрын

@@lizh1988 did she do anything that helped ease the pain?

@imabina7425

7 ай бұрын

It’s great to fast but not good for people to become fearful of eating as this becomes an abnormality and can lead to anorexia.

@northofyou33

5 ай бұрын

I did exactly the same thing. I used to fast in the 80s -- people thought I was nuts. When I had kids, I did the three meal a day routine and then couldn't bring myself to fast due to my new addiction to carbs. I'm just glad to have started IF more than a year ago. Did my first 36-hour fast last week, and plan to do more.

I have a sugar addiction which I'm trying to overcome. I started wild water swimming, and I'm starting fasting, and telling myself that I deserve to thrive. A lot of what is being sold as food is poison. I continually tell myself that I deserve better, self love, that my body deserves good health, good nutrition.

@samueljcottle4412

3 ай бұрын

How are you doing Barbara?

@samueljcottle4412

3 ай бұрын

12:00 What is the body supposed to do! My wife and I did a 40 day lemon juice fast 2 years ago. We were fasting from a Believer Christian point of view. On day 37 of that fast this video came to us and we were just amazed at the "complete care of the body" let the body do what it is designed to do. We lost weight and then because of a very crazy situations got off this pattern of eating one meal/day. We are back on it since January 2024 and immediately we have lost 15 pounds, clothes are more comfortable and it is so amazing to just eat all the healthiest food and realize it is less expensive! God bless these men to speak boldly and continually for good health!

Just finished my first 42 hour fast - (18 hours was my previous longest fast) - and it was easy!! The anticipation of how difficult it was going to be was completely unfounded. Great video indeed. I'm becoming a bit of a medical detective - every time you mentioned a term/name I didn't recognize, I paused the video and learned something about it. Self-empowerment is addictive 😁

@RogueCylon

Жыл бұрын

People don’t seem to realize that past day 3 it becomes a very smooth fast, no hunger. Take your electrolytes.

@dhanisk

Жыл бұрын

Congrats. I have stabilized on 18:6 for 2 weeks. Will try 1 meal a day for a week and then try a 36 hour fast.

@michaelbarber4813

Жыл бұрын

You must have to be very busy people to keep your mind off food for 42 hours😮😮

@Jack-hy1zq

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelbarber4813 Hahaha I'm laughing because, for me, nothing could be further from the truth. I keep putting off starting an exercise regime. "I must buy swimming shorts, I must buy swimming shorts". Once your body is fat adapted, fasting becomes easy. Of course, it's better to build up to lengthier fasts gradually. There are one or two hunger pangs along the way but minimal willpower gets you through. Since my OP I did a 6 day fast to break a stall in weight loss. It totally worked. Got my waistline down to my ideal 36".

@Dibsylou

Жыл бұрын

How long does someone fast.

I just started learning about fasting. I went from eating every two hours to one meal a day sometimes two. I am getting ready to go on my second 36 hour fast. I need these videos for inspiration! Thank you to both of you. 😉

@NEILANIL1

Жыл бұрын

I've noticed that the videos help you mentally focus and get you back to fasting mood. It's awesome 👌.

@georgegoble6054

Жыл бұрын

u watched this 2 hours of crap, if u dont want to eat dont freakin eat, big deal

@Jesussavedme

Жыл бұрын

​@@georgegoble6054 🤣🤣🤣 right lol I was like wait you want people to go how long without food lol 😆 I get it but geeze that's a long time

@chrrylocks

Жыл бұрын

@@georgegoble6054 the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak... Mind body soul spirit is one, gluttonous and obesity is bondage... Food addiction is real!

@randompersony61

Жыл бұрын

My body doesn't like junk food or artifical sugar it fattens up when I consume so

With the pressures of the world we live in, these different 'addictions' are ways we find 'comfort'. Am i hungry or am i trying to comfort myself? My body isn't hungry, my heart and mind are calling out for comfort. Thank you for illuminating this topic.

TEARFULLY APPRECIATIVE of both of you for your true dedication to wellness. And making the goal of coming off medications an actual reality. When this is brought up to most providers, patients are labeled as non-compliant or medical rebels for having the audacity to be medically empowered. YOU ARE BOTH AMAZING!!!!

As a chiropractor I absolutely love this content and am so thankful to see highly esteemed physicians preaching and teaching this kind of healthcare.

Wish I had Dr. Pradip Jamnadas as my doctor, he is what all doctors should be teaching their patients BEFORE it’s to late. He also does an phenomenal job of explaining things to those who are just learning about this. I had no idea and never knew who to turn to. Thankful to youtube algorithm for popping this up in my daily feeds.

@tinapout430

Жыл бұрын

Is muesli good for breakfast?.

@srilakshmidevanathan8334

Жыл бұрын

@@tinapout430 commercially available cereal based museli aren't healthy.

@lamentation0078

Жыл бұрын

AMEN Amen !!!!!!

One of the best videos on fasting! Dr Pradip is so excited like a child to help the humanity. Video by Dr William Lee on cancer/foods/immunotherapy was also awesome. Thank you Dr Chatterjee for bringing such people to your channel.

What I love about this, besides everything, is that I DREAD thinking up meals to prepare. I get so overwhelmed. So knowing eventually I can simply focus on just one MAYBE two meals, is AMAZING to me.

I'm a physical therapist and I talk about meditation, fasting, avoiding processed food, connecting with nature, proper sleep, on top of a regular lifting regimen to the ones open to listening. The patients (and caregivers) who do listen and follow through have way better outcomes than the ones who only rely on pharmaceuticals.

@RogueCylon

Жыл бұрын

Add in processed oils as well.

@ComedorDelrico

Жыл бұрын

I'm a PTA and, man, I wish I could talk to some of my patients about this stuff but it's out of my scope of practice. I wish I had a PT like you!

@hautecouture2228

Жыл бұрын

Meditation is a dangerous spiritual practice. This can be confirmed by any Christian priest or monk. It’s heavily promoted by the satanic elites who push scientism and new age religion

I began fasting 2 yrs ago to lose weight. 3 day fast. I was able to loose 50+ lbs. Mental clarity, helped anxiety, I am able to engage more. I love it.

@faizaabbas6954

Жыл бұрын

You can not eat and drink in fasting days

@Quasar502

Жыл бұрын

How often do you repeat 3 day fasts. Weekly?

@PureLace

Жыл бұрын

I've found IF has help with my anxiety tremendously!

We have few Doctors like you with passion to help their patients live

Ive watched so much of Pradip's videos, and it has changed the way i look at food & time restricted eating. Hes amazing at describing complex subjects to your average joes, and i feel great following his protocol. Great interview Rangan!

I literally tell my patients the same thing re: processed foods! I say: “if you can’t look a something and tell me what’s in it; your body isn’t going to know either.” Good to know we adopt similar strategies and Doctors are thinking alike.

@RagingBullNuts

Жыл бұрын

I usually don’t Simp...... But Damn.

@Astral-Projector2389

Жыл бұрын

@@RagingBullNuts Well, the demands go up the more beautiful they are, as in. MORE WORK. Fuck that dude. Stay single and MGTOW.

@stevenm6200

Жыл бұрын

@@RagingBullNuts hey man she’s mines. Doctor I’m sickkkkk😭🥺

@RagingBullNuts

Жыл бұрын

@Skíðblaðnir What do you believe in?

@RagingBullNuts

Жыл бұрын

@Skíðblaðnir If losing fat is the goal than being in a calorie surplus is not going to do it. You HAVE to be in a deficit so that to body can use your fat storages, literally how the body works. If you don’t workout and you eat a certain amount of calories and switch to working out but eating the same, guess what that’s a calorie deficit aswell since you’re using more energy than usual and need more energy stores to make up for the extra energy being used. I’ve seen many eating styles and they all can work for different people depending on goals. I’ve seen professional dieticians and nutritionist recommended being on a deficit and fasting has been done since recorded history. Fasting is muscle sparring. I’ve lost 40 lbs since January and have gained strength. Fasting and calorie deficit during the work week and cheat days during the weekends.

The passion of this man! we need more Drs like him, you can tell that he cares and that LOVES his job.

@davinagray700

2 жыл бұрын

@Naree Greenland I say Amen 2 that. This Doctor is Spot-On. I really can't stand when peo. just keep shoving shoving things into their Mouths -- like dirty little Pigs do. And THEN -- some people just eat EVEN though they are NOT hungry. JUST STOP EATING ALL THE TIME. Great Talk Doctors.

@jbailey1898

2 жыл бұрын

Davina Gray-the previous comment praised the doctor for loving his job and his patients. Then you said negative things about those patients and their habits. The key to this doctor’s success is that he recognizes there are many psychological causes for overeating, sometimes because of trauma and abuse that were no fault of the patient. Also, some people are genetically prone to secrete more insulin and store more fat. If doctors are to help their patients, they must be able to put judgment and sense of superiority aside and work with the metabolic problems people have. This doc is great! Follow his example. People with metabolic problems can’t be viewed as “dirty little piggies” or we cannot make a difference.

@davinagray700

2 жыл бұрын

@@jbailey1898 Ohh Chill out. The doctor is fine. It's just that some people just eat to just eat & stuff their face so much that it's just so disgusting -- therefore making themselves sooo obese (which is sickening & should I say Soo unhealthy). But these people or the Dr's patients are getting GOOD advice from him. I think he's EXCELLENT. It's just that I personally hate to see peo. EAT food like it's going out of style ((as I said Stuffing their face)) like Crazy. i.e Have U seen a person eat 4 Hamburgers 3 steaks 2 hot dogs a bag of French Fries 🍟 & two Large Cokes❓. I'm just saying -- Now, that's what I mean by eating like a 🐖. Now if the doctor could help them with their problem, or trama that they are going through then hey, that's all good for that patient. BUT BUT BUT eating like that is just disgusting. Hope ya feel me. ✌️ No hard feelings. Just MY Opinion Bec everyone has one.

@andyvaid69

2 жыл бұрын

u dont need any doctors

@Blessedgirl1955

2 жыл бұрын

@@jbailey1898 you are absolutely right, we have got to stop judging people because we are all different and metabolize food differently. That doctor is truly one of a kind!

The passion in his voice is so authentic. He talks so much sense.👌 I never eat bread,pasta,rice. Just veg and protein. Water with lemon juice and grapefruit, and my colors.

This information is pure gold! Thank you Dr Pradip!!! What’s insane is our medical system that only treats symptoms! You cut through the bs and give us life saving truth…you deserve life in eternal paradise!!!

This is just so refreshing. I went from plant based to keto and cant stick to neither. Fasting and eating Whole Foods is exactly what we are suppose to do. It feels right and it makes sense. Thank you for this!!!

@Jacobs_Travail

8 ай бұрын

Plants are not healthy and it might seem counterintuitive. Plants are high in phytic acid, they have defense chemicals because they don't want to be eaten, anti-nutrients. Look it up it science

My mum went through the depression years and used to go hungry . She always brought me up to have three healthy meals a day . I still was diagnosed with pre diagnosed diabetes. Now I fast and only eat 1 good meal a day and fast regularly. I lost weight and no ailments .

Wow!!! Such wealth of information here. Started fasting 2 months ago and I’m 20lbs down so far. I have never felt better mentally and physically my whole life and I’m in my late 30s. Although i wish I had found out about fasting sooner, I however feel blessed to have found out about it this early on in my life.

@SeanEricSpearman

5 ай бұрын

❤ congrats

What an amazing conversation!! I feel stronger ready for change. I am one of the people you discussed here. High BMI , 80lbs over weight. I live in Texas. I've been dabbling with fasting. But now I have all the important stuff that was missing. Bless you both!

I can confirm, that my skin looks amazing even after weightloss. I feel energized, fit, healthy & happy. Fasting is indeed healing. Not only your body, but your soul is blooming. I feel a.m.a.z.i.n.g.

@ananavarrete7218

2 жыл бұрын

How old are you

@Nobody13906

2 жыл бұрын

What fasting style did you

I've been excited and passionate about fasting and eating natural since 1978; I'm 62. I feel great. Very happy, relaxed and satisfied. I'm free from disease, pain and illness. My weight is ideal and I seldom tire. I sleep well. My memory is great and I'm constantly studying and learning new things. I'm flexible and strong. It's easy to stay active! I hike every day. I know what healthiest foods are; when I eat, I eat ; I enjoy real food. I find that i am only addicted to things I've decided I want to do. It's very easy for me to decide what I want to eat and follow through; decide what I want to do and follow through. Fasting is powerful!! I'm powerful because I fast!!

@RogueCylon

Жыл бұрын

Curious what your diet looks like Delphine.

@delphinekirkland1757

Жыл бұрын

@@RogueCylon Well, this morning started with water and sunshine; went to the garden to harvest veggies. It's about a 1/3 of a mile walk. Around noon I had acv electrolyte tonic with lemon, matcha, turmeric juice, ginger juice, magnesium taurate, potassium ascorbate, cayenne and a twist of black pepper. Then I ate a very small, yellow watermelon from my garden. My 1st protein was at 2:30: whole milk organic yogurt with organic grass-fed whey protein with 3T of chia seeds and 3 eggs with peppers, cherry tomatoes, red onions, fresh garlic parsley and cilantro from the garden, cooked in avocado oil and olive oil. Also with kelp granules and paprika. Went back out and worked in the garden. At 6:30 I had shrimp with okra, tomatoes, garlic and tomatoes from the garden; yellow and green beans with tofu and a leftover stuffed red pepper....stuffed with turkey, quinoa and feta cheese. Then I hiked 2 miles after my meal. Only water and seltzer with lemon and acv until tomorrow. This week I will do 2 days of early time restricted eating, so I will stop eating at 2pm. I do different fasting protocols. But, when I eat I get super nutrition.

@RogueCylon

Жыл бұрын

@@delphinekirkland1757 that sounds wonderful. I try to use all colors in the peppers when I stuff then. Pick up orange and yellow as well. I need to eat more parsley, I normally have it when I have fresh anchovies to sauté. I usually do a Greek yogurt full fat and mix in NMN every day. Will put a few berries in as well. Always try to include EVOO every day.

@delphinekirkland1757

Жыл бұрын

@@RogueCylon Color is a big deal for me. When i garden i grow as many colors of everything. . I ate 2 raw red okra pods the last couple of days and I want to keep that up. Wow, fresh anchovies sounds great! I've not had them. I've been listening to Dr.Sinclaire's podcast series on longevity so I'm going to order some nmn. As a student of Ayurveda and I've been thinking that regeneration and rejuvenation is a part of my "calling". It's fun to research. I'm just starting to take it up a notch. Dr.Sinclair advocates IFAN, intermittent fasting with adequate nutrition. My plan is IF with super nutrition and superior lifestyle. Again, it's fun!! And yes, EVO every day for decades. My only oils are olive, avocado, ghee, butter and organic red palm.

@RogueCylon

Жыл бұрын

@@delphinekirkland1757 sounds like your garden is producing good things! I have been Mediterranean Keto with IF, and supplementation for healthspan. It’s been amazing.

This dude Dr. Pradip Jamnadas saved my life on Jan 15, 2023. I was good before, but damn I feel so much more now. It's a feeling of being new, fast, deep, calm, clear, mindful...

I used to be sleepy at the beginning of the work day and throughout the whole day. So far I have only skipped breakfast, but I'm not sleepy in the day anymore.

I love this Doctor!!!!!!! I have been going through sickness, one after another all kinds of autoimmune diseases. I even had blisters break out on my feet they told me they don't what's wrong with me, so they think I am crazy. I started to fast for spiritual reasons, and I got so much better health wise it's amazing. I am 70 years old, thank you doctor you are the best.

Fasting is the single most important thing to happen to my health in 3 years. I've never felt this way since I was a kid. I feel so light, so full of energy, so focused.

@elvis8180

2 жыл бұрын

what type of fasting? 16/8?

@thetrustysidekick3013

Жыл бұрын

@@elvis8180 Yes, at first, but I went OMAD since then. At this point all I need to do is maintain my current weight and keep doing what I'm doing.

@mamasoomaali

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

So glad to hear a fully informed dr cardiologist who is searching underlined problems. You guys are so needed to remain the salt in main stream medical. Please keep discussing and working with yr patients experimentally. I have been ketovore but still crave bread and sugar so will consider working into longer automative fasting

I alternate between a 72 hour and a 24 hour fast to shock my body with break the fast mitigation prior to feast days. So much focus and energy.

@lovingthisagain

2 ай бұрын

What is your amount of time between fasts?

I had this very issue. I'd train the hardest in my gym and diet most strictly but only to look like a couch potato. I tried many diets, counted calories, yada-yada and it didn't work. I knew something was off even if my bloods were normal. One day I told my doctor to do an insulin check-up. He calls me the next day panicking and tells me I have severe insulin resistance. Being a health professional, I knew it is a bad sign. I usually fast one month per year as a Muslim but I always gained weight in Ramadhan due to eating sweets and feasting big upon breaking my fast. And it wasn't until Dr. Pradip mentioned how to properly fast did it all connect because it's the FREQUENCY, TYPE OF FOOD, AND SUGARS that got me badly. Doing intermittent fasting this way changed everything and everyone is shocked by how my pear-shaped body is going back to that lean muscular look I used to have. I had a great physique before but the mid-gut region was a mess from all the inflammation, bloating and indigestion. I've been 2 months now and dropped weight like I never thought was possible. It's very empowering.

@madisonstreet3948

Жыл бұрын

So are you just doing the intermittent fasting or are you also doing something like the 3 day water fast? Asking bc I'm in a similar position lol. Want to try whatever you did! When you do intermittent fasting, what's the time ratio you use?

@mickjay7397

Жыл бұрын

​@@madisonstreet3948 I've actually stuck to a 14:10 plan because its sustainable and also cleaned out my whole diet. Cut processed foods like chocolates, ice-creams, chips, and every soft drink under the Sun - I only have them on family occasions. I stuck to whole foods and I'm doing IF+Keto toether. This combo of IF+Keto is making me shred fat and has cut me up with a physique that makes people think I'm on something unnatural. I'm also training 3 days and still look better than when I was training hard out everyday.

@madisonstreet3948

Жыл бұрын

@@mickjay7397 Thank you!!

@julietalpha11

Жыл бұрын

Brother how did fast? What was the fasting window? I understand cutting out on carbs, refined, process any type of sugar, sweet. . Could you pls tell me about effective ways of fasting , timing and some tips from your experience.I am diagnosed with moderate insulin resistance and have been over weight my entire life. Thanks

@debbiedogs1

Жыл бұрын

@@julietalpha11 - the intermittent fasting is something you adjust for yourself, mainly. I think most people arrange it so they stop eating for 16 hours and have perhaps 3 meals in the remaining 8 hours. It depends on the person and their schedule and preferences. Others do 18 hours and eat within just 6 hours. That has been not so hard for me since I do not usually like to eat breakfast, so I can have my second meal and finish by 6 pm, then not eat until 12 noon or even 1 pm. It definitely makes me feel better and helps me lose weight, yet I do not always stick with it, so I need to get back at it!

I love your discussion about fasting in a world of abundance. I think we need to think about the concept of “less is better” in so many aspects of life. Food, social media, possessions, just to name the big ones.

@dr.r.chatterjee7242

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for leaving your comments, this whole discussion isn't complete without your contributions.

@northofyou33

Жыл бұрын

@Mary Westerbeke, you are so right. Less of all these things would be good for our mental health, the environent, our physical health -- so many things!

@ginaforhisglory4982

Жыл бұрын

❤❤❤

@gloriasaliba3395

Жыл бұрын

You are so right - less of everything is best

Two wishes: 1. That I saw this before going grocery shopping and 2. That I can run these tests with Dr. Jamnadas that he speaks of.

Since I discovered dr. Jamnadas' podcasts, he's my absolute hero. Love this guy! Follow what he says and your life will change from head to toe.