I find it amazing that our healthcare system has been so taken over by pharmaceuticals that we're left to do the real health experiments and research ourselves. I have never been given info by a doctor, just prescriptions. My info sadly comes from KZread and Facebook.

@yvonnebasson8652

3 ай бұрын

I agree! I don't trust drs anymore! It makes me angry to see that a dr prescribed Tramadol for a friend with PD, Tramadol blocks the neurotransmitters, its scary what drs prescribe, they don't care what happens to you! 😢

@KristiJohnson-yo4hh

22 күн бұрын

I'm happy to find info on this platform! Thankfully it's not censored out to protect the financial interests of Big Pharma..

Bill, words cannot convey how grateful I am for the heavy lifting that you and your colleagues have done to get to this stage. Yours is a journey of hope. This is a phenomenal presentation which deserves to be viewed widely in the Parkinson’s community and beyond. I get the gist and the main messages but will take some time to get to grips with the detail. With that in mind, I will be consulting the source literature you have quoted. Thanks once again.

Thank you. We so appreciate it. No one helped my grandfather. He died of it. It was so terrible. No doctor suggested any nutritional improvement. Now I’m trying to get my elderly mom to reform her nutrition to arrest type 3 diabetes and she declines. I have reformed my diet to high saturated fat very low carb in young enough attempt to avoid these.

Also, Thank You so much for sharing your experience and the science, theories and hypotheses so far in such a well-organized way!

Excellent study! Thank you!

Impactful info. Thank you.

Thank you for sharing this information.

Very nice presentation, congratulations on being a principle author. At 66 I’m trying not to get Parkinson’s and have put some effort into diet and exercise. I had come to similar conclusions although not thru scientific rigor . It seems fasted aerobic exercise in the morning works to improve many biophysical markers .. lipids, CRP, BDNF, BP, T and on and on. About 5 years ago I went plant based for lipid control (my lipids react badly to saturated fat) so I won’t be adding saturated fat prior to exercise unless I start to experience Parkinson’s symptoms. So, thank you for expanding my armory … I’ll keep butter/cream/coconut oil in reserve. I do keep carbs low and protein “adequate” [i run 6k/day AM, and CrossFit 3day/week].. being plant based I keep methionine and lucine low (anti cancer). So, your efforts are greatly appreciated .. I feel I have a weapon in reserve. I hope your success continues.

Well done Bill! Thank you so much.

Amazing presentation, congratulations on your success

Great videos please keep info coming , learn more here than a Dr visit.

Thank you Bill, your talk has inspired me. I'm 15 months into my diagnosis and only just started on Levodopa (2 days ago). Dipped my toe into fasting, 3 days a week 6pm-10am but was was stuck in a paradigm that my exercise should be fairly gentle in a fasted state. I'm now going to try extending the fasts to 12 noon. I also just tried my first 'high intensity' fasted exercise and was surprised just how hard I was able to train. Thank you so much for sharing your experience and such a fascinating research paper.

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Жыл бұрын

Mark, I think humans are made to run for a long time on the ketone bodies produced from fats in the liver. These ketone bodies assure that our brain gets fed when we exercise for long periods of time. It is an amazing system. I am not surprised you were able to exercise well in the fasted state. Thanks for your insights.

@susanrice5824

10 ай бұрын

I am not able to take any meds so found your videos and started keto diet 4 weeks ago and added the morning exercises yesterday. Do I also need to add the Ketone Esters? How strictly do I follow the keto diet…I feel like I may be eating to many proteins sometimes. Thank you so much for all of your research and for sharing it with all of us and hopefully the medical community! @@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Amazing and informative 🙌! I’m a functional nutritionist and health and wellness GFI and personal trainer. Studied neurodegenerative diseases under Dr. Dale Bredesen and Dr. Daniel Amen, also studied cell biology:mitochondria with Harvard. Your hypothesis lines up with Dr. Bredesen’s theory in slowing/reversing AD. Only difference is testing the body for toxins (and detoxing), I would LOVE to see how the trial results after removal of possible cause (we know pesticides/herbicides have a suspected link😔). Thank you for being a pioneer in looking for a non pharmaceutical solution 🙏. God Bless.

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Жыл бұрын

Jami, I am so glad you have taken up this approach. I was surprised when Dr. Bredesen's book came out that his approach was similar to what I had stumbled upon through trial and error and reading about the bodies methods of maintaining healthy cells. This same approach was in Dr. Bredesen's book on Alzheimer's. There is definitely a growing consensus that diet, circadian rhythms, exercise, sleep and avoiding toxins can be managed together to get some positive results. Your point about toxins is well taken. I would recommend your approach to treating Parkinson's. There are too few people addressing these issues. The medical profession is coming around, but they don't have the advantage of the training you have received. Also, there needs to be more clinical studies that address combinations of treatments together. Thank you.

@jamicarpenter8760

Жыл бұрын

@@thefourthfoodgroup2131 AMEN…unfortunately the pharmaceutical companies own our top medical schools and teaching and promotion of nutrition isn’t something they can patient so their is very little funding available. Dr. Terry Wahl seems to be getting grants. She used a similar protocol to reverse her MS….

@amylindberg123

9 ай бұрын

Your training aligns perfectly w the direction of this work. Stick with it. We need you on "our side" as we age-on@@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Thats a detailed one.

People close to me have parkinson. Even though this is very easy to test. It’s nearly impossible to convince people to try it. Very frustrating 😢

A simple summary would have been most useful than long long history provided in this video. When I reaches the end of your video I forgot what has been said. I am glad whatever you did to improve your symptoms worked For you.

@kathym6603

Жыл бұрын

I understand your point. On his website he says he puts the data for the average guy in the beginning and then switches to the data for other researchers. You only have to watch up to minute 11:37. And maybe take some notes!

@MoroccanAnwar

2 ай бұрын

True

Fascinating work! Prior to the commercial availability of ketone esters you said you used only the buttered coffee and got good results. That being said, is the ketone ester drink essential? Did you reduce the butter, cream and coconut oil after you started using the ketone ester?

At what point in your journey were you able to reduce your medications? My sister has PD, in the last two years I've gotten her to go lower carb and she's dropped over 100#, but the disease is still progressing. She can't shop for herself & I've eliminated most simple carbs from her diet. I'm showing her your video today. When she does manage to get a hold of carbs they really throw her for a loop with tremors etc.

excellent video, Are things still going well a year later? Also there's a new popular product called Ketone IQ.. 10 grams of Ketones.. have you heard of this and do you know how it compares to the ketone ester?

Thank you for your curiosity that led you to these insights! I’m on my second day of butter coffee and morning fasting exercise. I’ll let you know in a couple weeks!

@gloriaiarango

8 ай бұрын

@biskie60. As long as you continue eating grains you will not receive a full benefit , Check testimonies on carnivore diet and Parkinsons' disease cure

@MoroccanAnwar

2 ай бұрын

How did it go

@lynnpoag8173

2 күн бұрын

Any updates?

Hi Bill, amazing work! Thank u so much for everything. Questions from watching your YT videos: 1. Have u ever tried a shorter fasting period like 12 hours? If so, what was your finding? 2. The K4 ketone ester is recommended by manufacturer to be consumed on an empty stomach, I assume prior to the buttered coffee. Any thoughts on this order (ketone first, coffee next, then exercise)? 3. I believe you use 10 ml. of ketone ester prior to morning exercise. I can start the same. But how would I know the right amount for me, could be lower or higher? What am I supposed to feel to determine the optimal amount? 4. Is it fair to say the longer the morning exercise similar to your video on the stationary bike at say 20 minutes, the better? 5. Is there an on-going clinical trial that people can join in? Appreciate all your work and your help to help others.

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

11 ай бұрын

Hi, I found that it is not as important what hour I stop eating as when I start back up. By this I mean that if I fast for 12 hours from midnight to noon, I find about the same benefit as a 16 hour fast. However, if I fast from 6 PM to 6 AM, also a 12 hour fast, it really does not work. You raise a good question about the empty stomach. Having an empty stomach is not the critical factor. Not eating carbs with the ketone ester is the critical factor. I take the ketone ester after I have the coffee. There are no carbs in the coffee.

@xarnelius

11 ай бұрын

@@thefourthfoodgroup2131 Bill, thanks for your reply. Any thoughts on my last 3 questions? I'd really appreciate it. Arnel

I'm gobsmacked. I wouldn't be surprised if this information would be beneficial to people with other nervous system disorders like ataxia. I may spend the day on this video. Are ketone esters the 4th food group? The average guy watching this video only has to go to 11:37 . . . after that it is advanced science.

Please give information on how to make or where to purchase the ketone ester drink? Thank you so much for sharing your experience. 😊

@williamchester8621

Жыл бұрын

I would also be curious to know which ketone ester you use, if you're willing to share. Thank you for making this great video!

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Жыл бұрын

Ketoneaid.com or you could use tdeltas.global.

Thanks for putting this together. I usually exercise first thing in the morning in fasted state before the coffee and ketone ester. Do you notice a difference having the coffee and ester before exercise?

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Жыл бұрын

Jeff, I have not tried switching the order. What a great idea. I am interested in hearing more about what you have found.

@jeffway339

Жыл бұрын

Well I was just diagnosed last year at 38 years old (symptoms longer than that). So I’m not too far along in my journey, but so far results have been positive. I fast 6pm - 12pm. I do wonder sometimes if I could push exercising even harder after the coffee and ester, but sticking with what works for now

Fascinating findings! Do you take any niacin (nicotinic acid), niacinamide, nicotinamide mononucleotide, or nicotinamide riboside to boost NAD? Also do you take any vitamin C to reduce the H202 after it leaves the cells?

@MoroccanAnwar

2 ай бұрын

Good question

This all sounds good for people who don't have an APOE4 gene. They are not advised to eat a Keto /high fat diet. This restriction isn't needed for APOE2 or APOE3 genetic mutations. Also, people with Cardoivascular, Gallbladder , some Liver issues and or low weight / Ectomorphic body types don't seem to do well on these diets.

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Жыл бұрын

I plan to address the issues of risks and contraindications in future videos. Thanks for the list.

Rips Univ did a podcast featuring Colleen Cutliffe, Ph.D. discussing the gut microbiome and its probable role in disease. Akkermansia is one of the issues I’ve read in PD research. It might be worth your while to listen to that podcast.

Hi Bill, is the coffee an essential part of the butter-cream-oil mix? Coffee doesn't agree with my stomach.... thx, John

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Жыл бұрын

John, I don't know if the coffee is important or not. Do you drink hot drinks? You could try tea or some of the drinks Mormons use in place of coffee. I just looked up what is in Postum. It appears it is made from wheat, wheat bran and molasses. I don't think you want to try something made of molasses. I suppose you could just eat the fats. There are several hot drinks that are coffee alternatives such as green tea, chicory, mate, and dandelion coffee. I don't know how these would go down if you added the fats to these drinks.

@amylindberg123

9 ай бұрын

Try one of the latest trends: MUDWTR or OM as a coffee substitute. Mushrooms and spices essentially. Hippie coffee@@thefourthfoodgroup2131

There is something I don't understand in the video as my english is poor. What is best to add to coffee... cream, butter or coco oil? 3 Coffee spoons, right?

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Жыл бұрын

Here is a video on just the coffee: kzread.info/dash/bejne/d32c2LSmY8yyY6w.html

How can one get in contact with you? I have been independently following a similar protocol with additional interventions. My disease appears and feels to be almost completely gone. I am weaning off of Azilect which is my only symptomatic treatment other than supplements. Are you familiar with Dr. Goodenowe’s plasmalogen work? And Dr. Ana Maria Cuervo work on autophagy in PD?

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Жыл бұрын

Rosie, feel free to contact me in the comments. If we need to go deeper I could set up a zoom meeting. Congratulations on your finding what works for you! Dayan Goodenowe I know well. We spoke at a conference on NAD last year and I have given away perhaps 30 copies of his book to Alzheimer's researchers. For those that might be interested in plasmalogens Dr. Goodenowe's company, prodrome.com is the place to go for testing and supplements. I think it is more important in Alzheimer's than PD, but there was a primate study that showed relief from dyskinesia, which seems to be my only symptom that the protocol I use does not help. I only know Dr. Cuervo from her papers. However, your comment led me to add about 30 of her papers to my reading list. Thanks.

@Rosie_Apple_Delight

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your response. An NAD conference, how very interesting. I presently take NMN from Do Not Age. Thank you for your video. It helps reinvigorate my determination to hold this back.

@gltam1057

8 ай бұрын

Wow, Sir I just came across your channel and multiple videos, I am hoping and praying that they will be of some benefit to me as I am several years into a horrible battle for my life with what I call a demon straight out of the pit of hell itself called, ( Oromandibular Dystonia, ) that has taken away most of my ability to speak, chew and swallow !!! I am actually dealing multiple forms of Dystonia such as the OD plus general Dystonia, cervical Dystonia and cranial Dystonia !!! In your opinion, with your knowledge and experience do you think that your protocols for PD could be applicable to my situation ??? Thank You and God bless you !!!

Hello William, On question: how can you get Ketone Ester? How can you buy some or get some provided thru food? Sorry if I missed something. KR.

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Жыл бұрын

The dietary ketones are not found in food. Our bodies make them out of fatty acids. However, the ketones are available in dietary supplements. I take ketoneaid, KE4. I get it from Ketoneaid.com. If you are in Europe, there is another web site TheFeed.com. Historically I have also taken deltaG available at TDeltaS.com.

@robertbernard651

Жыл бұрын

Actually it's available in capsules, people that do keto diets take the supplement

I love your video, it is inspiring. Thank you for doing all the research. I HAVE A QUESTION: how can this be done without losing weight? Keto diet + Interm. Fasting is great for losing weight. My sister has PD since 2000 and is still ok, although it has still been progressing slowly. She is naturally a thin person in spite of having a healthy appetite, but she is now even thinner (maybe too thin) because of PD, perhaps trembling burns more calories. How can she apply this protocol without losing weight? Perhaps be eating a lot of fat (nuts, seeds, coffee…) calories, >3,000 calories/day. But would that adversely affect her getting into and staying in ketosis?

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Жыл бұрын

Delsi, I am not an expert in nutrition. I would contact one of the nutritionists who work with the Charlie foundation or Miriam Kalamian and some of the people she has mentored. They will probably have your sister put what she eats into the program chronometer. They will then be sure that she is getting adequate protein and fat and carbohydrates. You can eat all the vegetables you want. I also think that the exercise should help her put on muscle mass. I am not recommending a ketogenic diet. The ketosis comes from fasting and kickstarting ketosis in the morning with some fats. You don't have to stay in ketosis all the time. I don't know of anyone who tried the protocol who had an issue with losing weight as muscle. If someone has had a problem I would appreciate hearing from them. Obviously you will not be able to store a lot of fat.

@delsisabarc5790

Жыл бұрын

I will do that. Thank you so much for your prompt & thorough reply.

@nikaovanin8569

Жыл бұрын

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@amylindberg123

9 ай бұрын

what a relief! you do NOT need to follow Keto Diet - just get into Ketosis. Do-able. Need any more subjects, Bill? I'm a retired RD (Dietitian) w PD. Would gladly volunteer @@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Also is there a good ketone ester available now I can recommend for my patients besides butter coffee? Thank you

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Жыл бұрын

I take the ketone ester developed by Dr. Veech (NIH) and Dr. Clarke (Oxford). There are two sources of this form. One is available at DeltaGKetones.com. The other is available at ketoneaid.com.

Isn’t this diet very restrictive? Could this high fat low protein diet and avoocarbs work on an elderly person and improve their Symptoms of pd ?

Was appreciating the insight but got so confused when he got into the weeds explaining his charts. Too bad.

Hello. I was able to reverse the expression of Parkinson’s on my mom, who was in early stage Parkinson’s. She’s not on Rx. But she does take supplements. I’m trying to help a friend who also has early stage Parkinson’s. I’m good at body science but my auditory comprehension is poor. Would you have this video in written form? If so, may I please read from it?

@KristiJohnson-yo4hh

22 күн бұрын

There is a video transcript right under the description, before the comments. Click on it, and a new window to the right of the video will appear. I select with my mouse to highlight it, keep it selected and scroll down to the end, have an email blank open and paste to that. You could do it with a blank document as well. Format it as you please then.

@mtap9

19 күн бұрын

@@KristiJohnson-yo4hh Thank You!

Bill, brilliant video. I can help you with a study. How can we connect?

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Жыл бұрын

Is this you? kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y6uN0bt6mLLgmLw.html

Hi what is the " Ketone -ester recipes , please ! Can i use the Vitamin B1 -Thiamine. with it? please do respond.

The high fat in the morning works . When you eat protein you must match it with fat or it will convert to glucose . 1 gram of fat with every gram of protein. Chicken is very low fat.

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

11 ай бұрын

Hi, I think you raise a very good point about carbs in general. I would like to say you also bring up a great question which is, "Can I eat something other than Coffee with fat in the morning?" I am going to suggest that it would not work to eat protein and carbs in the morning because any glucose consumption will lower your NADplus and interrupt a key mechanism. However, protein and carbs are great when you are not fasting. For those who need some protein in the morning, you might try one or two eggs instead of or in combination with the coffee. BUT NO CARBS FOR BREAKFAST!

ketones ester. is not. prescribed. how?

Algo bump comment.

Keto can work, but doctors are ignorant on how to do it long term. Ignorant on how to keep ketones high. Ignorant on the fact that protein is not a problem. 100 grams of protein is fine.

@hansscholte5472

Ай бұрын

@womanhikerone4582 it takes a lot of discipline

@womanhikerone4582

Ай бұрын

@@hansscholte5472 Only if you do it wrong. It's very easy to eat eggs, bacon, beef, water, and salt. Some won't do the water and salt, and then they have to stop because carbs hold water. Sodium actually absorbs water beter.

How can FAT coffee not break the fast?

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Жыл бұрын

Hi ChrisH. That is a great question. I tried to answer it in this video, kzread.info/dash/bejne/aZWLj7Oolc6qgMo.html The short answer is that fats don't take you from the classical fasted state to the fed state. Excess protein or carbs do switch one over. This is why I think the switch from a high fat breakfast to one based on sugar is so insidious. In the fasted state one produces glucagon in the pancreas. In the fed state one produces insulin in the pancreas. When the insulin is produced it tells cells to open glucose transporters. The glucose enters the cells. Glycolysis commences which consumes NAD+. (The NAD+ is needed so that the 24 electrons in glucose have somewhere to go other than directly to oxygen as they do in a fire.) NAD+ accepts two electrons to become NADH. This breaks the positive feedback loop caused by SIRT1 activating BMAL1.

@Kristenh02

Жыл бұрын

@@thefourthfoodgroup2131 sorry, I watched the video, much was above my pay grade. I agree the bullet proof coffee won't knock you out of ketosis, but I read calories of any type takes you out of fasting. I'll listen again. thxs for your reply

@thefourthfoodgroup2131

Жыл бұрын

@@Kristenh02 You are correct. eventually the glycerol from lipids will be used to make glucose and that may shift your pancreas from making glucagon to making insulin. At least that is the biochemical pathway. I don't know what would actually happen to your glucagon and insulin levels in response to gluconeogenesis from glycerol. Mark Mattson is the recognized expert in fasting. He was a coauthor on the paper. So, if you can't follow the biochemistry at least you can rely on the opinion of the scientist who has thousands of citations and is regarded as an authority.

Please how to make a Ketone -ester at home/