Check out my take on why unprocessed foods are so unhealthy - kzread.info/dash/bejne/eISap499j5iZpbg.html

@paperjourni8964

2 жыл бұрын

you sure you mean ‚unprocessed foods are unhealthy‘? 😳

@unfixablegop

2 жыл бұрын

@@paperjourni8964 Is Homer Simpson posing as Jason Fung here? 🍔 🍟 🌭 🍕

@angelalfarobinan9474

2 жыл бұрын

Can i lose weight while fasting with no exercise??

@Rembrandt133

2 жыл бұрын

Definetly a typo. Funny the editing team haven't caught that. 😋

@LoveWinsMovement

2 жыл бұрын

@Jason Fung … you have a pretty serious typo “(un)processed foods are so unhealthy” - it should read “processed or ultra processed foods…etc)

I'm in week 4 of OMD, low carbs, zero sugar and better food. I'm off of insulin and oral diabetes medication. The biggest surprise was my blood pressure which fell quite a bit. Jason and others on the internet have done me more good than 20 years of primary care physicians and endocrinologists. I wish I had started sooner.

@johnmorrison2226

2 жыл бұрын

Also, I've lost 15 lbs and I'm more active. Still working on exercise, it has been a struggle.

@BonnieBlue2A

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnmorrison2226 Keep up the good work. 😊

@dezhwandpalapaki

2 жыл бұрын

Nice to hear, good luck 👍

@anitaig05

2 жыл бұрын

congrats!!! :)

@vickiew8642

2 жыл бұрын

Lower blood pressure- good deal.less med is always a good thing.plus I can observe, u prob feel better.

The diet industry wants us all to believe that this is super complex. I love how Dr Fung helps us see that it is actually very simple.

@natalianakoriakova8084

2 жыл бұрын

Diet industry wants to make money. As Karl Marx said, There is no such crime that capital would not go for the profit. But they are dumb killing us in the process. They can make a sh@t load of money differently.

@VerySeriousUser

2 жыл бұрын

It's funny when you think about it because it seems we dig ourselves deeper and deeper in search of the cure for being fat. All the while people were rarely fat for hundreds of thousands of years with 0 research or attempt. Sure, most would say the caloric intake was lower but from years of experimenting it seems clear to me that the Randle cycle and carb addiction (which causes snacking) is the issue.

@Ryan_DeWitt

2 жыл бұрын

It is simple and always has been. If you burn more calories than you take in, you will lose weight. However that holds people personally accountable and doesn't sell books or plans or dietary supplements very well.

@coimbralaw

2 жыл бұрын

So does the FITNESS industry.

@VerySeriousUser

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ryan_DeWitt But it isn't just "calories in, calories out". How could it be? What you eat affects your body. How do you know how many calories your body uses each day? Also, a calorie is not necessarily equal to another calorie when it comes to measuring energy content in the food. How is the "calories in, calories out" useful (assuming that it is actually true)?

I think people need to recognise what true hunger feels like, it is different to a craving, boredom, habit, social pressure. Plus realise that it is ok to be hungry sometimes, it is normal and healthy.

@benjaminhill01

2 жыл бұрын

You're right. It's not starvation when you've had a meal a few hours ago and your stomach is no longer full.

@sebastienchamarande5710

2 жыл бұрын

The psychological factor goes much further than boredom, habit or social pressure. To many of us, food is a 'mother'-we eat to soothe stress, pain, fatigue, anything. Real hunger and addiction hunger are nothing against the need to compensate.

@melindiekruger206

2 жыл бұрын

So true! Also, for a lot of people emotional pain is felt in the region of the solar plexus and this is easily confused with hunger. (Realised this years ago when dealing with a break up)

@littlevoice_11

2 жыл бұрын

@@sebastienchamarande5710 agreed. But I just summarised a few points into illustrate the point that social, emotional ans behavioural factors can subconsciously influence the way we eat.

@littlevoice_11

2 жыл бұрын

@@benjaminhill01 yep. And when it's nearly dinner time and you are really hungry but save yourself for the meal. Or learn that you don't have to feel stuffed to be satisfied post-meal

I was a 70's kid. There were no sodas in people's fridge. Sodas were a special treat. No snack cakes or chocolate in the pantry. Mom on rare occasions made some candy or brownies. Snacking during TV rarely happened because we had 3 channels so watching TV all day was not a thing. When we sat and watched TV as a family, if we ate anything it was popcorn or on special nights we had potato chips and dip. Snacking every day just didn't exist.

@happybunny8704

2 жыл бұрын

Me too we only had cake on a Sunday and that was home made..

@lilsabin

2 жыл бұрын

90's kid here , was the same , it was all about education and culture , i am not American :P ... We had soda once a year and it was on SPECIAL occasion , actually eating sweet things like candies , cakes and so on , was just done on SPECIAL occasions , and i can tell you it was only like once or twice a year

@melindagrubb9102

2 жыл бұрын

So true and we were more active. We played outside a lot. We actually had to walk to the TV to change the channel. 😂

@mzm4245

2 жыл бұрын

Our snacks were from a bushel of apples in season or oranges. Walked everywhere...rain, snow or sun. Always outside playing.

@linedwell

2 жыл бұрын

We had soda once a month. We'd all get a single glass each as a treat. The only cakes we got were at birthdays. Chocolate was only really at Easter. Maybe a few more.trests around Christmas, but that was about it.

Also high fructose corn syrup wasn't in everything we ate. Now it's in everything.

@DannyB587

2 жыл бұрын

This right here.

@Greyreal.

2 жыл бұрын

god im bullish on luna

@johnmorrison2226

2 жыл бұрын

I bought some beef jerky that was sugar coated. It's everywhere.

@maxibake9323

2 жыл бұрын

Bingo. 👍❤🙂🐶

@jhardy9073

2 жыл бұрын

Watch the documentary called "King Corn". It's a very revealing look at why high fructose corn syrup is being loaded into so many foods.

“The government didn’t tell you what to eat. Your MOM told you what to eat.” That made me laugh aloud for so many reasons.

Growing up in the 70s as well, being poor, we at lunch (at school) and dinner whatever Mom cooked. In-between, we played outside and was more curious on how the world worked. That was a time where houses had front porches to hangout. Also we stayed in shape by getting up and changing the channel on TV. Considering there was only 5 stations. As I type from my phone 😉

@gloriamaryhaywood2217

2 жыл бұрын

Kids played Outdoors a Heck of a lot more back then, most times it was for hours and hours....... Yup, A LOT More!!!😜

@idontknowanymore8968

2 жыл бұрын

Same 😂😂 thats crazy.

@wandaarnt234

2 жыл бұрын

All this is true

@colleenkaralee2280

2 жыл бұрын

LOL

@k3w1b3an5

2 жыл бұрын

Remember when you were a kid in the 70's outside in the summer playing all day with neighborhood kids and your mom called you in for lunch or dinner and you got all mad because you didn't want to go ? I can't be the only one.

I was a kid in the 70s too. My Mom would say after dinner, “back away from the trough. The kitchen is closed. Do not come back until 7 AM tomorrow.” It sounds funny but she was serious.

Remember what you eat and how you eat plays a big role. Now to the three Hacks.. 1. Keep it Boring (eat natural foods not processed foods). 2. Fat fasting..(allow a period of very high fat foods) 3. Exercise. (Huge benefit is that it takes your mind off food) Final tip - don’t eat all the time.

@justmeagain7

Жыл бұрын

Exercise makes me hyper hungry 🙁

@christinegauthier591

8 ай бұрын

How long can I fat fast?

@christinegauthier591

8 ай бұрын

I am in fat burn mode but not dropping lbs. I’m at 1200 calories a day. Female 62, 158 lbs. weight doesn’t budge and I exercise daily

@patriciasalyers9875

3 ай бұрын

@@christinegauthier591 sounds like me have been intermiting fasting for over a year Still obese

@TracyMclaughlin-je6of

3 ай бұрын

Sounds like you’re not eating enough calories so your body is holding on. Up the calories and see what happens

Mom, can I have a snack? No, it'll spoil your supper.

@LTPottenger

2 жыл бұрын

I didn't even think of food as a kid

@TeamCaigaPaballa

2 жыл бұрын

I still say that to my little kids.

@dawnm8177

2 жыл бұрын

It's true except fruit in my case eating fruit was out snack growing up in the 80s twice a day. What happened to this?

@letseat8933

2 жыл бұрын

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@linedwell

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of parents can't say no to their kids these days. Not saying no does harm to the child and to the world, kids need to hear no sometimes or they grow up entitled and selfish.

I grew up in the 70's too. Portion sizes are much bigger these days than they were then.

Hello, I am French and I bought your books in French. I started the IF (16/8) and I lost more than ten kilos and my weight stabilized. I no longer had cravings, I no longer snacked between meals. I only ate at 12 o'clock 'am) and 17 o'clock (pm). I wanted to consult a dietician and in France the doctors are eager to make us have breakfast because they say that it is essential .... my kilos have returned! I have to start all over again. My body reacts very well to the 16/8. Thank you for your books and videos. Cheers from la France in Europe! Be blessed!

Recently read his book Obesity Code. At 53, with no exercise (have a foot injury currently) I'm going to hit a 20 pound weight loss inside of 6 weeks. Just two more to go. I've adjusted to the change and love it. Doesn't feel like a diet or suffering. No post meal crash after eating lunch. I quit grazing and snacks. Mind is clear and sharp all day long. Minor digestion issues and the need for an antiacid before bed are gone. The savings is easily $20/day with today's food prices. Save hundreds a month and lose weight? Win-win. Only wish I learned this much earlier in life.

A few years ago my husband quit his job to retrain - we went to living on one wage, mine. So pretty much overnight we stopped all eating out and takeaways. It meant we ate earlier in the evening as well as eating less processed food because we weren't waiting for deliveries. I had our third child 6 months ago and I'm slimmer than when we got married. Time restricted feeding using real foods works!

@k3w1b3an5

2 жыл бұрын

We didn't call it time restricted or intermittent fasting in the 70's because it was normal. I was 6'6" tall and skinny in my teens. At 45 years old my eating habits got terrible. Eating sweets, fries, and processed foods all day. I ballooned up to almost 300 pounds over a 10 year period. Last year I got tired of being overweight and decided one monday morning things were going to change. One year later I am a healthy 212 pounds.

@simplehealthyliving4681

2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations on all the good things. Please detail the postpartum weight loss details despite three kids. Also I ask politely but does some loose skin or flab or distension of belly remain? And what is truly astonishing is you say you are slimmer than when you got married. May I assume you were quite bigger back then, or are you objectively in decent feminine shape now. Please advice. Asking sincerely for someone really important to me. Thank you. :)

Dr.J. Fung is the best doctor in World .He deserves Noble Prize for saving life of hundreds of diabetes patients.

@letseat8933

2 жыл бұрын

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I had to laugh at the "keep it boring" hack. I have another: brush your teeth. It's an old Richard Simmons tip and it works for me. Sometimes I am simply bored NOT eating, but before uselessly breaking my fast, I'll thoroughly brush, floss, water pik and rinse with mouthwash. A clean mouth keeps me from eating when I'm not even hungry.😁

@moocrazytn

Жыл бұрын

I've done that, too!

@mikouf9691

Жыл бұрын

That has worked for me too. Not when I'm really hungry, but when I'm craving a snack.

@healthhollow7218

Жыл бұрын

Whoa! I never thought of that. That is a great hack I’ve got to try 🤩🙌

@HeavenNY

Жыл бұрын

Truth. I ate only chicken breast for lunch and ate chicken breast and spinach for dinner and drank water and Diet Pepsi and did IF 16/8 and I lost 17 pounds in 4 weeks. 20 pounds is all I had to lose. How’s that for boring? 😂

@RowanFey

Ай бұрын

That's what people with eating disorders do

Great video, thank you dr Fung. I grew up in the 70’s too. I was always outside playing: hopscotch, french skipping (elastic bands linked together!), on my bike, rope skipping, playing rounders on the green, taking the dog with me across the fields behind our house (now a housing estate)! We didn’t snack either, just 3 meals. Everything seemed to be in moderation, even a balance btw work/family life (my parents had a very tight budget, and I know they both went without a lot)! We had fish n chips on a Friday, dinner was followed by a small pudding, and cake on Sunday’s, ALL homemade. I was a slim child well into my twenties. I remember Mum saying the kitchen was ‘closed’ after dinner (6pm). We didn’t eat again until around 8 a.m, then I walked to school. A great CHILDhood! We live in a very different culture now. Thanks for the walk down ‘memory lane’. And thank you especially, to my incredible, blessed parents, both now in heaven and missed very much.

@jaytee2642

2 жыл бұрын

Oh wow! I've never heard of French skipping, but when you mentioned elastic bands, a long lost (and very fuzzy) memory came back. So I did a search for French skipping and found that it is known by many different names...we called it Chinese jump rope. I had completely forgotten about it...I'm a child of the 60's. Now im IN my 60's!😄😄 I'll be looking for videos of demonstrations, because I honestly can't even remember how it was played. I know I liked it, though. Thanks for dusting off my memory cells.👍🏻😁

@loismaddux4800

2 жыл бұрын

@@jaytee2642 I loved Chinese Jump rope!!

@K1k1Ktina

Жыл бұрын

Amazing story!!! This is how we all grown up before 90’s.. I am very very sad to see sick and fat kids now. I hope that society wake up!

@ellenherman9543

10 ай бұрын

So true❤

@carolferguson

9 ай бұрын

Amen. I remember the same. Wow. I walked to school, played when I got home. Rode a bike & swam. We ate 3 meals daily… with eggs & meat, salad with mayo. My school did not have vending machines. We didn’t eat at the movies. This is a shocking reminder! I remember “the kitchen is closed” also😂

I’m a 60’s kid, from Russia. The same was true with us, too. Even more. My father used to repeat a popular wise saying: “Eat your breakfast on your own, share your lunch with your friend, and give your dinner to your enemy”. Well, we did eat dinner in our family but it was really small.

@Notworried9

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting ..

@caspeansea9179

2 жыл бұрын

That was brilliant quote mate.

@duvessa2003

2 жыл бұрын

That is such an interesting saying!

@loveydovey4u

2 жыл бұрын

I heard those Russians would drink their breakfast, lunch and supper then and now😚

@soybean3423

2 жыл бұрын

That's funny, in Dutch there's a similar saying: "Eat breakfast like a king, eat lunch like a prince, and eat dinner like a beggar".

Jason Fung is a godsend.

@Barneyrubble241

2 жыл бұрын

Yes he is. Truly amazing how much more help he has been in my life than my actual Primary care Physician. She tried to get me to have bariatric surgery, which thankfully my insurance company denied. Listening to Dr Fung, Dr Berg, Dr Berry and Dr Cywes on KZread have probably saved my life.

@lizmwafongo8467

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed..God sent

Reading all the comments; gives me nostalgia. I’m 45 yrs and it feels like yesterday where we were playing outside and had to take a shower every night before going to bed cus we were so dirty playing with sand and sweaty, our moms cooking every single meals from scratch and having a snack was rare like twice a month , we had a very active and unique childhood , we are a great generation! May God bless us and let’s make a better world passing good values to our children and grand kids! We need to change this world one person at a time ⏳🕰❤️ one meal or two at the most no snacks 👍 best Dr ever🏆🏆🏆

That's because they told us eating small meals 6 times a day would speed up our metabolism for weight loss.

@jagannathishere

2 жыл бұрын

one of the biggest lies right next to 'breakfast is the most important meal of the day'

@warmaxxx

2 жыл бұрын

boy that makes it so much harder

@taniafuentez9588

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly!!! The deadliest lie pushed on most diabetics and the rest of society.

@LTPottenger

2 жыл бұрын

It will speed up your metabolism to have a bunch of carbs but not enough to get rid of them all. Your body has to do that to get rid of them or you drop dead. No primitive tribe eats a large amount of carbs, they eat a small amount of total carbs even when the percentage of carbs in diet is high (and it usually is not)

@taniafuentez9588

2 жыл бұрын

@@LTPottenger Alas, in my case at least, the prescribed approach to "treat" diabetes and a severe autoimmune disease nearly killed me. Not kidding about how grateful I am for finding what worked best to start healing from disease and toxic meds. Finding Dr. Fung and others in the ketogenic space was an eye-opening blessing.

Jason is Absolutely right! That's how we ate! A couple of things I clearly remember my mum saying: "don't spoil your dinner" "no eating away from the table" "you already had dinner"

@Flourish_today

2 жыл бұрын

Good! Also no getting into the fridge after lunch. Go outside and play.

@KJB0001

2 жыл бұрын

and "wait until breakfast" and "go outside and play, or just sit there, but get out of the kitchen" I was a scrawny kid. we ALL were!

@red5462

2 жыл бұрын

We only had dessert on Sunday's and my mom made something from scratch. Cookies, pie, cake. One serving and that was it.

@lovelyone1675

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!! LOL!!! That’s so true…you already had dinner!!! My children think that 3-4 hours after dinner warrants a snack!! I would tell them that they already ate-next time you need to put more on your plate and then I started preparing more items for dinner (just in case them being teenage boys warranted more food). When my sister is around she says that I’m starving them and feels I’m taking their childhood away because I don’t but juice and snacks-I keep food around and tell them to fix a plate if they are hungry in the afternoon. Most times they don’t bother-they just wanted some junk food. BTW my children are slender with flat stomachs and my sis is 100 pounds overweight…along with my nephew.

@lawsome2068

Жыл бұрын

@@red5462 I love this tradition.

Dr., you’re so good at what you do, and the way you deliver your message. Nobody does it like you, with the clarity you provide in your teaching. It’s like you keep pounding the message until we understand. That’s the mark of the best teacher I ever had. So many feel that you are right there with them when they engage in whatever weight loss journey they think could be right for them. You provide unbelievable support and make us feel like, YES…WE can ACTUALLY fast! So many of us NEVER would have even thought about fasting before you came along, much less actually done it! You really are to be commended for what you’re doing for people the world over. Thank you, thank you for MAKING us understand the truth behind our bodies and our weight.

@shazramurad1429

2 жыл бұрын

Every word you said is so true!

@janicerockwell9468

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree ☺️

@minutemaidlemonwithice9359

2 жыл бұрын

Dr berry

I'm a child of the 80's. Even though I owned an Atari and Nintendo, I spent 75% of my time playing outside.

@ticklemeelmo73

2 жыл бұрын

Same. Even in the Northern Canadian winter for me. Outside all morning, ate lunch, then back out all afternoon. Evening was for TV and indoor activity.

@m1421

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. When I tell my kids we used to leave the house at 10am during the summer schools holidays and didn't return until started to go dark, they don't believe me!

@Ambeezyyx3

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. My boys have a Nintendo Switch and tablets. They barely use it. We spend all day outside, we eat outside, learn outside, everything. I cannot keep them INSIDE. Lol. It blows my mind when I see these kids inside all day watching TV, eating snack after snack and on phones/tablets. I raise them like I was raised. Video games on weekends, after chores. TV was watched together... usually a movie or something. (Not hours alone) The only difference is the tablet, which is something for car rides, appointments, etc. My kids don't feel deprived or beg for any electronics. They beg for OUTDOORS! Most kids would love to play outside, sometimes they just need a kick in the butt. I'm 27, and a lot of parents my age seem to let their electronics raise their children. It is sad to me, because imagine their children?

@electricpurple4112

2 жыл бұрын

Sure, but that’s not exactly what kept anyone thin.

@casperme6552

2 жыл бұрын

Me too, the main difference is that games got boring after an hour, but today's games are so good you can play them all day👍👎

I love this guy. My first day was a 16 hour fast. And I was hungry! The beans and rice looked GREAT. By day 4, my stomach had shrunk or so it seemed. And by day 5 it was a one meal a day. But the amazing thing was I didn't miss my snacks. I threw them out and forgot about them. When I think back to how often I was snacking or eating a meal, I am shocked. It was something to do. A commercial was my cue to go to kitchen and get something. I went from 194 to 170 but the best thing was my BP has also dropped by 20 points. I go to bathroom once a night now. Sleep better. And its so nice to have my pants feel comfortable around my skinny waste. I now look at sugar products as poison and am watching the sodium levels. Haven't told doctor yet but have dropped the BP meds. I check my numbers twice a day and actually do not want them any lower. My only meat is tuna or salmon. I have CLL for the second time but am not needing meds yet so any victory at my age is greatly appreciated.

@kristieyi2607

9 ай бұрын

You can always snack on boil eggs, nuts, veggies etc.

One really important thing Dr Fung doesn't call out specifically is drinks, but I think that's been a HUGE factor. Limiting the number of times you eat per day is great, but if you're sipping sweetened beverages all day it won't make any difference - you're just keeping your insulin sky high at all times. Switch to water, unsweetened tea, herbal infusions, etc!

@disnalee

2 жыл бұрын

Water, tea, or coffee works great! I avoid anything sweet or sugar bc your blood glucose will spike high.

@aalegalfocus

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely. The popularity of Starbucks drinks & bubble tea has really increased the amount of sugar & calories we drink.

@disnalee

2 жыл бұрын

@@aalegalfocus it's all about the money. MONEY IS THE GREED OF ALL EVIL. Life does not matter when it comes to profits in business affairs. They know sugar is the major cause of health issues face today but nothing is being done to educate people about it. Money talks and people maybe dying but that don't matter. We kill each other for greed, money, and power.

@celticlass8573

2 жыл бұрын

I think what people need to realize with respect to any drink that's not water or plain coffee/tea, is that if you're drinking it, you're actually eating. You look at a lot of the drinks in a place like Starbucks, they're just liquid dessert, and the equivalent of a rather large meal, without any of the nutrients. It doesn't help with your hunger either, so you're basically eating a 4th, 5th meal each day.

@trinadove2577

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely agree. Don't drink your sugars so to speak

Chips and pop wére a weekly/monthly treat and the bottles were 6 Oz and not 1/2 gallons.

@maxibake9323

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, & bags of chips are as big as a Toddler too. 👍❤🙂🐶

@juliebridge7590

2 жыл бұрын

So true! My mom rarely bought the sugar cereals. Thise were rare treats! Same with eating out, very rare, so would get excited to eat out, it was usually with my grandparents cause my parents didn't have alot of extra money.

@redneckgirl3326

2 жыл бұрын

I remember getting chips and snack crackers mostly when we were on a long road trip. And, eating out was a rare, rare, rare treat.

@marybingham4173

2 жыл бұрын

I’m 65 and growing up we never got soft drinks unless it was for a birthday party or something like that. I was raised on un sweetened tea and Kool aide. My mom made all our food. Once in a blue moon we might get McDonald’s. We played outside and rode our bikes!

@cruisepuppy

2 жыл бұрын

We only had pop at holiday picnics when I was growing up, like the 4th of July or Labor Day. But, even then, before we got any pop, we had to drink a glass of milk first!

I have lost over 54lbs via fasting. I slowly built up from OMAD to 42hr/72 fasts. It's changed my life. I don't obsess about food. I feel amazing, and have found ways to fit it into my life.

@corinneharrison9113

2 жыл бұрын

Happy for you Lauren! I’m think I’m getting more done; less time shopping for food, less time preparing and cleaning.

@davidrobert2257

2 жыл бұрын

Hey beautiful ❤️🌹? Hope you having a great day

@scubagirl1971

2 жыл бұрын

I am OMAD and low carb but weight not shifting. I know being sedentary during 15 months of stay home order doesn’t help. I walk 10,000 steps per day, and do some free weights at home. Was 42 / 72 hour fasts the solution? Did you do something else? And how often did you do the longer fast?

@justalauren9750

2 жыл бұрын

@@scubagirl1971 I joined Dr Fungs website The Fasting Method. I was surprised to learn in his program they don't really recommend OMAD, but instead Alternate Day fasting 3 to 4 times a week. Along with eating whole foods, limited sugar and limited refined grains. So I went from OMAD (which I did for about 4 weeks) to alternate day fasting and the weight is melting off. I just make make a fasting plan for the month and make it fit my life. My family and friends have been extremely supportive. I highly recommend joining The Fasting Method and reading all their materials and message boards.

@davidrobert2257

2 жыл бұрын

@@scubagirl1971 I did, please you sound nice. Who are you please

He's so right! In the 70s, no one ate between meals, and no one had 'seconds'..... ( Second helpings).

It is incredible how following Dr Fung's videos has made such an impact in my life. I'm a male in my 50's and I have been gaining weight to the excess of 30 pounds which sent my blood pressure off the roof and I started having difficulty breathing doing simple things I did before effortlessly. After watching these videos I decided the one a day meal fasting might work for me because I leave for work before 7am and come back home around 6pm to have dinner with my family. In just a week I have lost 7 pounds and my energy level is off the roof. I feel great and I'm planning on keeping this regimen for the rest of my life or at least until I lose 20 more pounds. Lol. Thank you Dr. Fung. You made losing weight logic and simple for all.

In the late 1940s, early 1950s, my sister and I often laid on a blanket under a tree to read a book. We could take a snack sometimes. She and I would cut a head of cabbage in half and eat that while we read. Other times we had an Apple.

@tmr3927

2 жыл бұрын

You painted a lovely picture with the way you wrote this I could visualize it quite vividly. Thanks for sharing.

@nikobellic570

2 жыл бұрын

How did that cabbage taste? I can't imagine a kid from today snacking on veg!

@Carefreeblues

2 жыл бұрын

I can’t imagine snacking on a raw cabbage! Healthy as it may be. 😄 Simpler times though, food wise and in every other way.

@kesaadjima

2 жыл бұрын

Growing up, I knew a girl that ate raw onions like they were apples!

@carlvanmeerbeek7327

2 жыл бұрын

Now kids also have An Apple, the iPhone version.

I remember snacking a lot back then but I think I was outside playing so much and running around, riding my bike, running with the dogs out in the country and I didn’t have a cell phone so I was exercising nearly every day much more than the kids of today. So I think cell phones and technology have made us more sedentary.

@melaniekeeling7462

2 жыл бұрын

I was a candy monster....

@BonnieBlue2A

2 жыл бұрын

There was a lot more walking in those days too. Most families only had one car.

@deb9806

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. Chips. Cookies. Homemade cake. But I ran all day outside

@bighands69

2 жыл бұрын

Children in that era had better metabolism as had adults. There was no where near as much carbohydrates consumed. Even processed foods in that era did not have as much sugar or processed fats in them. People that are physical active for the whole day are going to need 5 or 6 food breaks throughout the day. People that work in an office really should only be eating twice or three times a day. What was very common for my older relatives years ago was three meals a day with a cup of tea in the evening with a small bit of bread/cheese or left over meat. They naturally ate lower calories and less carbohydrates. And they lived a whole life of physical activity and eating less.

@deb9806

2 жыл бұрын

@@bighands69 I was more active, way more active but I ate cookies and chips and sugar snacks and home made cake etc. I don’t think it’s one thing but activity for most was more. We were all thin until late 30s in my family

The snack myth is perpetuated even in the diet industry. Sweet things were only eaten with dinner when I was a kid in the 70s, food was seasonal too so you ate what was in the shops. Less variety of food available too.

@letseat8933

2 жыл бұрын

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@FirehorseG

2 жыл бұрын

We have to realise that the food industry are businesses. They're in it to MAKE money off people. Not to help us. We're bombarded by fast food outlets, cafes, restaurants shops.... Masses of ready made food available now with no input from us other than to wait in a queue. It's absolutely criminal that governments have allowed this to happen to our society. But they get their kickbacks off these food giants in taxes.... It's a billion £$€ industry. Wake up people.

I think it's all the snacking. Lots of people are snacking throughout the day. Breakfast, mid morning snack, lunch, afternoon snack, dinner, late night snack. Why the need to snack so much? The food industry promotes this so much, encouraging snacking and normalizing it when it's not necessary unless you have a medical condition.

@karenhardie1132

2 жыл бұрын

When I worked in a daycare besides the meals, the kids had a morning and afternoon snack too.

I remember those days no snacking lots of sunshine, thank you Dr Fung💞

Exactly Jason. We ate three meals per day. No snacking after dinner. No snacking in between. We did 12-14 hours of intermittent fasting every night and we didn't even know it! There were only 4 chubby kids in my entire elementary school! Wake up America.

“ Keep it boring”, loved this, and sooo true!!!! Great info and advice. Thanks for all you do Dr. Fung.

@mdvvideoscanada

Жыл бұрын

That was mind opening for me. It makes so much sense.

I'm 18lbs down (in 3-4 months) using intermittent fasting and a (mostly) whole food diet. I'm now in a healthy weight range. Thank you Dr Jason Fung! **Ladies, if you have a menstrual cycle, remember to weigh yourself in the same part of your cycle so you don't get an unfair reading!

I’m reading Dr. Fung book An intermittent fasting. It is eye-opening and life-changing. I am up to 19 hours of fasting every day and walking 4 miles and drinking a gallon of water and the difference is palpable. He is spot on when he says it is therapeutic. Thank you Doctor!

Best tip I learned from Dr Jason is to keep my meals boring and it worked for me, I no longer eat a lot.

The ‘keep it boring’ is so true, ive started only having rice, steamed fish and veggies every lunch for my omad. I make sure my food is nutritious and not enticing or addictive

Yes, I had that lifestyle he described and was slim. My problems started when my doctor told me that I should be eating six small meals a day to “keep my blood sugar level”.

I am on week 3 now f my new life! Fasting had been amazing! I am not eating sugar or carbs , The 1st 5-6 days were the hardest by far after that definitely gets easier down 10lbs only 40 to go! Thank you Jason!

Just finally finished your book. it's amazing! Been doing 16/8 and a Keto-like diet (Low carb + a few cheats a weeks but not quite as much fat as pure Keto) while reading it and I'm Down 20 pounds in 30 days. I'm only about 10 away from my ideal weight. I'm feeling great. Thanks!

The problem is food is number one addiction in North America. We eat for pleasure.

@subStuff

2 жыл бұрын

not exclusive to NA

@feeblemind

2 жыл бұрын

I would say bordem. If I get really bored with myself I'll start craving food. Key is to always be doing something.

@kam0406

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. By fasting, I realize I am not eating because I'm hungry. I'm eatimg to self medicate, self soothe, out of boredom and to help me fall asleep. None of these reasons have anything to do with hunger. I am now doing a 7 day fast. Fasting is easy past the first 3 days. After that, for me, the psychological reasons became apparent. I don't drink, do drugs or smoke, but food has an enormously powerful grip on me. Especially sugar and carbs. It controls me and effects my moods. I am a better person when I'm fasting and on keto. Just like any addict, you are not at your best while you misuse substances. I'm no different.

@priyankaojha1

2 жыл бұрын

Whenever i have to think a lot, esp at work, it makes me hungry and generally a cause of bad eating behaviour

@littlevoice_11

2 жыл бұрын

Yes and it is seen as socially acceptable or in many instances socially pressured by other (we feel obligated to eat to please people or be sociable, every interaction seems to involve unhealthy food)

I agree, I grew up in the 60s and 70s. Sweets, chocolate, ice cream, were an occasional treat. The most common English daily drink was a cup of tea, not coffee. My parents grew almost everything they needed, veggies and fruits, except potatoes, because of the space/labour involved. They had a garden and an allotment. My mother cooked every meal, nothing came out of packets. (Some was canned yes, but not packets). I cycled to school. And finally, women didn't work outside the home so much, so they could look after their children's food and health themselves.

Another thing that has changed is that all social events now seem to center around food and there never seems to be any healthy options. Obesity has become a social contagion.

@letseat8933

2 жыл бұрын

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@bighands69

2 жыл бұрын

Many healthy societies have social events focused around food. One thing those healthy societies have is their food is focused on fish, non starchy veg and light amounts of fruit.

Growing up in the 60's and 70's with a stay-at-home mom. We were not allowed to eat anything without permission. 3 meals a day and fruit in the summer (swiped off the neighbor's apple tree) or watermelon as a special surprise. Birthday cake and ice cream on birthdays. We could buy penny candy at the general store if we brought a couple of returnable bottles to pay for it but had to walk a couple of miles to get it. LOL We we walked, biked or ran everywhere we needed to go and played outside year round. We were NOT fat.

True story about boring food. During college I ate at the campus cafeteria. I couldn’t afford to go out to eat. At the end of my freshman year I weighed less than when I started college. I escaped the “freshman 10” weight gain. When I moved off campus it was a different story. I am now trying to follow Dr. Fung’s easy to understand advice. Thank you Dr. Fung for all you do!

@user-bq1og4gx5y

3 ай бұрын

I had 20 meals/week back in freshman yr un buffet sett8ng. I gained over 20 lbs 😢

These hacks work 100%. I wish I had known this stuff when I was young.

We also ate at home from scratch. Now we eat out everyday!!

@msg4925

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, and we didn't have 'dessert' after every meal either. Ice cream was a treat. Cake was for special occasions. Candy was limited too.

@bonniegirl5138

2 жыл бұрын

Many mothers work out and find themselves to tired to make meals from scratch now.

@letseat8933

2 жыл бұрын

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@sprout001

2 жыл бұрын

@@bonniegirl5138 in the 50's, there was really almost nobody working out. How many pictures from back then were obese people? Very few...

@sprout001

2 жыл бұрын

@@bonniegirl5138 oh, also, working out gives me energy, not exhaustion.

FINALLY~~a video about weight loss that makes sense. We've had everything from fat free to keto and everything in between shoved down our throats. This makes sense. Thanks.

You just get better and better and better, thank you for figuring out for us how we went so wrong!

Jason- You are correct, now that I think about it, I was 25 in 1975 and carving out a small homestead. So there was a lot of walking, outside physical activity through work and pleasure. I had horses, gardens, building projects. Yes, often I did not stop to eat lunch if I was in the middle of a project. We did consume a good balance of veggies/dairy/fats/meats, mostly organic. At 72, I am still living that lifestyle, minus the horses, but have slowed down and need to get back into that groove. Need to rev myself up a few knotches! ~ Diane

Thank you for the tips, Dr! The topic is on point.

Keep it coming Dr. Fung.

Dr. Fung, you have helped me lose weight more than anyone else more than anything else I've tried in my life. I weighed 283 after the pandemic B.S. I was weak and in pain. Now after watching your informative KZread videos I understand what to do and I weigh 234. I'm continuing to get rid of fat and I want to thank you for sharing your wisdom and expertise. I have less pain and it's easier for me to move, stand up, and complete all the daily tasks and things I need to do everyday. Thanks for being a top notch person! And Dr! God bless you!

Top 3 Hacks 1. Keep it boring 2. Fat fasting 3. Exercise Best Tip *Do Not Eat All The Time*

Thank you dr. Fungi for all you do. You are gifted.

Wow almost 500k. Fantastic website. Thank you for everything!

Basically, we had three meals a day, no GMO'd foods and we were more active back then too.

@orangemoon8348

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, GMO foods are necessary to a certain extent. For one, they genetically modify foods to keep insects from destroying or eating up everything and secondly, many foods were poisonous in the past and they have hybridized/modified them to make them less poisonous and edible for the times of famine in the past. This doesn't mean that these GMOs area good for us but it does mean we may possibly still be experiencing famine in the US without them because we have a huge problem with insects over here in the US. Some states are worse than others of course. My husband and I planted a garden here in the Midwest and opted to go insecticide free. EVERYTHING we planted got eaten. Not by squirrels or animals because we're could have planted extra for them but the insects had a buffet. It's a double edge sword with GMO. Maybe it's they came up with a better way of handling trash in this country, GMOs night be less necessary for most things. Also of course, hybridization changes the characteristics of a species... For better or for worse. They only care about the industrialization to make huge profit for the most part, they don't care whether or not it's actually FOOD.

@Ryan_DeWitt

2 жыл бұрын

What exactly does something being GMO have to do with weight gain?

@Ryan_DeWitt

2 жыл бұрын

@Ldy Della Your body stores or loses fat based on overall calorie balance. Sure, things like thyroid hormone can to an extent increase or reduce the amount of calories you are burning, but the equation still always applies. Fat cannot be created out of nothing and no hormone can make that happen. In fact the newest FDA approved weight loss drug actually increases insulin production but kills appetite.

@cindystuder9090

2 жыл бұрын

GMOs were created by chemical companies so they could sell their pesticides and herbicides. They are genetically modified so that those chemicals won't kill the corn plant but will kill the weeds. It won't kill the soy bean plant but will kill the bugs.

@KatTheScribe

2 жыл бұрын

@@cindystuder9090 Exactly. There is no need for GMOs. There are, or were, hundreds of varieties of corn adapted to different soils, weather, water availability, etc. Now just a handful, all adaptable to assist Monsanto in it's sales of pesticides and herbicides. There are 200,000 different varieties of rice, same thing, adapted to the variables Mother Nature threw at them.

What an amazing and humble person this doctor is. God bless him 🙏🌷

Thank you for the Great tips Dr. Fung! 🙏🏽

Thank you for taking me back to a time when I was slimmer, just out of High School. You're right.

I tried fasting 48 hours and I felt amazing. I was expecting to feel lethargic and grumpy but my focus and energy were off the charts! It was like some heavy aura, that I had not noticed before, just lifted.

@MarkyV83

2 жыл бұрын

That’s great, what made you quit? I guess fasting can be hard socially

@curtc2194

2 жыл бұрын

Have fasted up to 31 days 3 times in the past...nothing but good results.

@annieabraham8970

2 жыл бұрын

@@curtc2194Wow, awesome! was this 31 days straight fast or total of 3 times

@VerySeriousUser

2 жыл бұрын

@@MarkyV83 I quit the fast because I was bored. Hunger was low all throughout. It is interesting to experience "actual" hunger and not just the carb abstinence as well as seeing so clearly how boredom drives most of my bad diet habits.

@curtc2194

2 жыл бұрын

@@annieabraham8970 Hi...all 3 times 31days consecutively. Record weight loss was 42lbs. Felt very energetic during these fasts. Had trouble sleeping at times because of the elevated energy levels. Worked my way up over the years...Dr. Fung says that the record for fasting is over 380 days!

Thanks. I found this to be useful and actually confirmed some things I was thinking. Awesome content. Looking forward to seeing more along my journey. Peace.

So true, simple… and will be valid forever!

Dr. Fung, you are awesome. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with all of us. I appreciate it!

This makes 100% sense..... remembering the 60's & 70's !!!❤

Very informative and useful! Dr. Fung You Rock!

Brilliant as always Dr.Fung Thank you

Please make more of this content! Really helps me

Simple real ingredients is what we had. Now they add sugar corn WHEAT and preservatives to all processed foods.

@ShushiG2022

2 жыл бұрын

We didn't have any refrigerators and my mother used to cook fresh meals every time...

@KJB0001

2 жыл бұрын

and Industrial Seed Oils that cause more hunger and are very inflammatory

@Agapy8888

2 жыл бұрын

@@KJB0001 Yes. I always try to buy unprocessed.

People also ate together as a family more than we do now. If you're not eating in front of a screen, you're more focused on what you're eating, whether your full/hungry, and the people around you. There's something to be said for rituals and traditions and an obvious connection to connecting with others, but also to our over all health including health weight gain or loss.

Jason you're the best. God Bless you

thanks a lot Dr. Jason Fung.

We used to eat egg salad or braunschweiger sandwich an apple or orange maybe carrots, and turnips, radishes.

As a child of the 70s and 80s, I can say that my mom was the same way. Dessert? Maybe on Sunday. Snacks? Maybe Dad made popcorn for a really good movie. Snacks at school? In third grade, one teacher gave us milk and graham crackers. In high school, I discovered granola bars. My mom about had a moomoo. She figured we give grain to livestock to make them gain weight, granola was not something I needed as a teenager. About the only snack she ever made was a trailmix for hunting season. It was mixed nuts with chocolate chips and sometimes raisins. When I played basketball, our coach often gave us Gatorade. I loved the stuff and wanted it off the court. My mom thought it was good for one thing--replacing electrolytes lost by strenuous activity. Otherwise, it was bad for the body so I didn't get it.

@karenfisher3775

2 жыл бұрын

Smart mum 😊

@mirandawilkinson1280

2 жыл бұрын

You had a good mom. My mom bought whatever was cheap and we were allowed to eat whenever we wanted. I’m paying for it now…..

Dr. Fung is a brilliant and heroic truth-teller. Thank you, Dr. Fung.

Your brilliant and I'm grateful for the wisdom you impart.... Thank you! Thank you......

I love that you went to grade 13 Dr. Fung:) Food was better tasting back in the 70's, mum's were home and there was more homemade meals.. I am addicted to your channel, glad I found you. I need help with weight loss, it's really bringing me down:(

Every new video of Dr Fung gives me motivation to lose weight 🙏 keep uploading even if the information is repeated

Thank you for all your great info Doctor. I follow all your suggestions as best as I can.

Thank You for sharing this with us. Dr Fung. Blessing to you and your family 🙏🙏🙏

Hack number 4. You win the battle of the bulge at the store. If you don't buy it, you won't eat it. I also grew up in the 70's. But my parents gave me and my siblings an afternoon snack and evening snack. So we ate 5 times per day. Snacks were always sugary treats. But we were very physically active and spent a lot of time running around outside. I did not get overweight until I was an adult. I have gone thru phases in my life. Sometimes reading about nutrition and trying to apply info to my life. Earlier this year, I started watching hours of nutrition movies on Prime. Then looked up some of the people from the movies on KZread and started watching their videos and reading their info. So much contradictory information, but after hours and hours, I started making sense of it. And I started losing weight. Initially my secret was getting off processed foods. When I was getting off processed foods I had cravings all the time. I fought the cravings with alternative sweet things that were more natural, like trail mix and plain greek yogurt with berries and maple syrup. Once I got off processed foods and my cravings were gone, I started limiting my eating window. Initially did a 18/6, eating twice per day. Then did 23/1 with One Meal A Day. Then I started watching lots of Dr Jason Fung. And I started fasting. Initially I did 48 hour fast. It was amazingly easy for me. I just did a 72 hour fast this past week. It was also easy. I am planning a 96 hour fast this coming week. I expect it to be as simple for me, because I already have the cravings under control. Over the past 3 months I have lost 30 pounds, with 25 of those pounds over the past 2 months. I need to lose 15 to 20 more pounds to be in a healthy range for my size. I will be using fasting along with a low carb diet to get me there. Thank you Dr Jason Fung for providing all the information regarding the benefits of fasting. You have changed my life forever!

Holaaaa!!! Thank you Dr. Fung. Your advices are very well appreciated!!

Thank you so much for this video. It was very beneficial. Keep up the Great Work! Much appreciated!

Great info. Thank you Dr. Jason

Dr Fung continues to be a national treasure.

LOVE how simple you keep this Dr. Fung. Definitely a major key to weight loss success!

Dr Fung, I just cannot stop to love you!!!

You make information so clear and understandable. Thank you!

Thank you Dr Fung for all of your videos. When I first found your videos about a year and a half ago, I thought, finally somebody makes sense. You, Dr Berg, Dr Berry and Dr Cywes have saved my life. I was 300lbs, A1C of 6.5 and just put on Metformin. I also have had a heart attack and have a pacemaker. Since I started watching your videos, I've lost over a hundred pounds, my A1C is down to 5.0 and I feel great. My PCP is in shock. My cardiologist said, whatever your doing, keep doing it. I now eat OMAD and Keto and will never go back to SAD.

@karend.9218

2 жыл бұрын

Good for you! It’s so sad that those drs you listed couldn’t help get you well. They should be prescribing Dr. Fung videos to their own patients. Keep it up, your best days are ahead and worst days are behind you.

@Barneyrubble241

2 жыл бұрын

@@karend.9218 no, those are the drs that helped me along with Dr Fung

@elba6811

2 жыл бұрын

How ignorant of ur cardiologist to not ask WHAT u did to lose the weight. Simply saying "keep doing whatever ur doing" instead of swallowing his pride, maybe he couldve told other patients about ur succes and saved their life. Ugh. So typical.

@lesleykuramoto3943

2 ай бұрын

Good job.

👍 I have been following your advice since 2015. Best thing I ever did for my health. Many thanks.

Dr. Fung, thank you for sharing. You're so interesting to listen to.💐

Thank you Dr.Fung🙏🏼😊YOU ARE AWESOME!!!!👏🏼

These videos keep me motivated. Thank you Dr. Fung for all you do!!

I was born in 1959, a teenager in the 70's. We didn't think about food. Seriously, it was something you had to stop what you were doing, interrupt your life, to sit and eat at the table with the family, then do more chores before you went to bed. If you didn't get lunch, oh well, you were busy. If you were slow getting up in the morning and your brother and 4 sisters got all the oatmeal, chances are you had to walk to school without breakfast, and well, tough luck there. Then the brown bag at lunch or you walked back home, grabbed that sandwich you showed and walked back to school. I like a lot of pickles on my bolagna sandwiches.

@AzaleaBee

Жыл бұрын

OMG. So true! Eating used to be something we had to stop what we were doing .. an interruption to actually sit down with others and eat. :D Very well stated!!

Best doctor I have ever seen !!