I think the link between 'Neurotypical Culture' and 'White Culture' is rooted in their shared foundation that "Normal"="Best"
@mikko.g13 сағат бұрын
😀😀😀
@mikko.g13 сағат бұрын
😀😀
@mikko.g14 сағат бұрын
😀
@glennadams664722 сағат бұрын
I like the statement you make about the movie of my life, I wonder do you also watch it internally on demand.x
@Jay3295422 сағат бұрын
The fact that we're more aware of, and talking about mental health a lot more than in the past, means we're "burying our heads in the sand" Yeah, that makes sense.
@aroaceautistic23 сағат бұрын
it should be illegal under human rights law to make me be in an airport
@jayotto1628Күн бұрын
Thank you for going through this so well, and so thoroughly. For myself, I've come to the decision to just block Sabine Hossenfelder altogether. She may once have been a legitimate scientist and/or science journalist, but that is no longer the case. She is now the Rush Limbaugh of science journalism: a shock jocky who says what she says only to get attention by being controversial, not to simplify, clarify, or explain ideas so as to improve anyone's understanding of them, instead throwing out conspiracy theories supported by only fictional sources and references as if they were legitimate and had real support. The algorithms in social media platforms promote engagement more than anything else, regardless of whether that engagement is positive or negative, and generating negative emotions is still much easier than generating positive feedback. I refuse to engage in what she is doing, as anything else gives her more attentino than she deserves.
@morganbenthem9600Күн бұрын
I have my doubts about this diet working tbh. But they'll use it as a stick to beat disabled people anyway.
@tvestal100Күн бұрын
I'm sorry but "the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell" is fucking cliche to bring up when you talk about the few things you learn in public American education. The fuck you mean "no one knows about this" you must be joking.
@mitsurugi52Күн бұрын
I am getting massive Wakefield vibes from this guy. Feigning concern for patients, proposing a nebulous solution that stands to be extremely profitable for him, pushing his poorly explained theories via publicity vs peer review, concern-trolling critics...my grifter radar is pinging like mad right now and I'm only 30 mins into this video 34:35
@KamillaMirabelleКүн бұрын
The "i believe" is the tell that this is not science.. a believe is not a fact.. else he have said "we have shown" and linked data
@autumnpendergast9151Күн бұрын
Hands up who has tried carnivore!🙌 Hands up who found it drastically mitigated and or reduced the less desirable elements of their divergence. 🙌🙌🙌
@MainelyMandyКүн бұрын
But Ember, he's the number one Harvard man??!! Surely he knows what he's talking about! *eyes roll out of head* Edit: Omg did this guy really just try to blame fat people for autistic people existing?? lmfao
@bethanyraymond76272 күн бұрын
It looks like he's getting in on the Steven Gundry dietary grift train. Gundry also pushes the ketogenic diet and makes lots of $$ on supplements and other crap.
@martinaseps47632 күн бұрын
Neurodivergent people are at a significantly increased risk of obesety and therefore diabetes and gestational diabetes. I think the studies linking weight of parents to neurodivergence do not take that into account. Especially if you add in the large number of undiagnosed parents.
@lesliegann27372 күн бұрын
I had a look at your channel (already subscribed) and didn't find your essay called Face Facts. Where do you have it?
@sojabursche2 күн бұрын
I have reactive hypoglycaemia and the only way to keep it in check is keto/low carb diet, and it is anything but simple or easy.
@chrismaxwell16242 күн бұрын
Rates of autism have quadrupled. This would have anything to do with DSM 5 that too 16 disorders combining them into 4 disorders listed under autism. ( Autistic Disorder: Asperger’s Disorder, Pervasive Developmental Disorder, NOS (not otherwise specified), Rett’s Disorder, and Childhood Disintegrative Disorder). In 2013 the DSM 5 updated agin took these 4 and put them under Autistic Spectrum Disorder. So saying there are 4 times more diagnosis. To me that is completely logical. We should see 4 times the diagnosis and if you could 30 years 16 time the diagnoses. Going from 16 to 4 the from 4 to 1. Example a 1 person for each of 16 disorders. Only 1 of that is considered autism and rest different names. Then 1994 only 4 disorders 4 become autistic disorder. Now we quadrupled the diagnosis 1 to 4. In 2013 they do it again putting those 4 disorders under the same umbrellas. So 4 cases autism get put in with other 12 to become 16 over cases of ASD, just quadrupled it again. All this due to diagnostic criteria changes.
@chrismaxwell16242 күн бұрын
There's a case in Alberta where autistic woman applied to MAID (medical assistance in dying). I don't know much on the case but sure sounds like Autism is the reason for that MAID application.
@chrismaxwell16242 күн бұрын
Dementia is not alzheimers it's very spefict diagnosis. you can have dementia from fluid on the brain not draining properly. You can dementia from a long term syphilis. I don't see are real psychiatrist being this ignorant in his field of study. They medical Drs. Would want a MD treating your for heart disease that show he had no idea how the circulatory system works.
@cj1986x2 күн бұрын
I am reminded of PETA's "Got Autism?" ad campaign asserting drinking milk caused autism. Ableism isnt just a right wing project. (We could talk about the intersection of white supremacy, eugenics and wellness culture/white vegan culture but that's getting off topic.) The idea that we can fix autism and other disabilities with personal choices so not to burden society with providing resources and making systemic changes is not new at all. Disabled people, especially BIPOC, poor and fat disabled folks or people with more stigmatized disabilities (think of lung cancer vs breast cancer, for ex), have been dealing with this forever
@BlueRoseHelen2523 күн бұрын
Yes there should definitely be more media by Autistic people for autistic people! Great video.... I watched this original interview and I just feel he's talking about too many things and trying to blind people with science and applying that to other things that aren't mental health related. I personally think that the DSM shouldn't contain Autism and ADHD.
@wormonastring563 күн бұрын
I've been experiencing the severe symptoms of EDS like you mentioned in my 20s. I didn't work a physically demanding job, my family was just intensely physically abusive. As soon as I got out at 18 (i am now almost 23), my body collapsed. I also thought I has MS, doesn't help that I have a family history either. Years of PT and learning my boundries. And what I'm doing to cope with being hypermobile really helped. My PTs are also as close as you can get to being a hypermobilty specialist. (Because that doesn't exist in the U.S.) Getting a pregancy pillow and a knee pillow really helped. I'm looking into EDS rings and a shoulder pillow now too.
@phoenixphormations3 күн бұрын
You are hilarious 😂❤
@Neku6283 күн бұрын
There's only so much that a change of diet can change, but it won't cure me of my autism, anxiety, depression. Also, I still need to get over with feeling like I am burden because I need help.
@Stfguac3 күн бұрын
This dude is gonna kill people who are just gonna try the keto diet without knowing the side effects. The main question is what is he selling behind the scenes? Is it just the stupid book? (I haven't finished the video yet so you might have answered it already). Or does he want women to be skinnier? 😂
@TheLeafcuter3 күн бұрын
Doesn't help that keto is such a shitty diet, too. Like. Why should i need to cut out things i love just because you dont want to treat me with respect and accommodate my difficulties? Why should i be relegated to eating gross food for the rest of my life so that you don't have to lift a finger for me?
@lilpetz5003 күн бұрын
Exactly, and I dread the time I fell into that hole. The only credit I can give it is that it helped rid of the other anti-fat consumption diet myths I had fed to me through childhood. But even if it did have evidence to "heal neurodivergence/any other disabilities," it simply is not compatible with many people's needs. For many, the quality of life during and affordability of keto just is not sustainable, the range of foods is too restricted and unappetising. Restricting and forcing diets like these without the supervision and support of something like an actual medical treatment just leads to disorders. It just leads to preferring nothing over yet another nasty, meaty, buttery meal. And that's leaving out the discussion of ethics, philosophy, and personal sensory needs because I assume the people pushing for keto just aren't open to that discussion. Like, animal products are much more likely to genuinely have traumatic reasons behind an aversion that people 100% do not choose, and can accommodate. I simply have a pretty basic gore phobia, and eating meat comes with an extra layer of stress and mental labour because it simply, doesn't look good to me (keto was rough, I was in a real "just toughen up!" mindset)
@stephencooke49733 күн бұрын
It's supposed to cure schizoaffective disorder as well.
@stephencooke49733 күн бұрын
I'm not convinced, even if he is a doctor.
@ha2313 күн бұрын
Diary of a CEO is Joe Rogan for LinkedIn lunatics.
@liz-qq9kb3 күн бұрын
Well said.
@CreativeAutistic3 күн бұрын
I have MCAS so I've had to cut out the majority of food due to severe intolerances - funny how it hasn't cured my autism though? 🤪
@lilpetz5003 күн бұрын
Right?? Like huh, almost as if the autism is literally just a benign neurological structure that makes many of us completely compatible, healthy, productive members of society when we are actually recognised and accommodated! (And even then, we aren't required to be those things to have basic human respect, we should never just leave those struggling with life out to suffer)
@itsgood70363 күн бұрын
It's one thing for these types of people to tell random strangers to just do the keto diet to cure their mental illness, but I can only imagine what it's like being the mentally disabled child of someone who strongly believes in this theory. Imagine the anger and frustration the child will recieve from the parent when the autism doesn't go away. A lifetime of endless accusations that they're just not sticking to the diet.
@Catlily53 күн бұрын
It is not an easy diet.
@Magmafrost133 күн бұрын
how could you possibly think the difficulty of the diet is the core issue here?
@Catlily53 күн бұрын
@@Magmafrost13 She said that it is an easy diet. It is not. It works for people who have epilepsy but it is hard to follow. She is saying that people will blame mentally ill people for not following an easy diet. But it is not easy. You can eat only 20 carbs a day. People who are not mentally ill have a hard time following it. Let alone mentally ill people. I am mentally ill. Medicine only works partially for me. I have been hospitalized 40 times. Only once I stopped taking my prescribed medication. So I would be willing to try an easy diet. The medical Keto diet is not easy. There is a little bit of research to support it for use in mental health but not enough long term research.
@lilpetz5003 күн бұрын
Or a necessary one. Like, it's not being banned, people can choose to follow it and may see an improvement on the diet they had prior. But the push that it's healthy or even possible for everyone or even most is completely unfounded and dangerous. As are the claims that it heals disabilities, with no evidence outside of its origins as an early option to manage epilepsy. This was never about difficulty. It would also be difficult to live entirely on exclusively products from the country on the exact other side of the world, or to live entirely on apples and supplements, but if people aren't doing it, is it because it's just too difficult? Or is it that it isn't healthy/sustainable/appealing to them? Much like keto.
@chads.17263 күн бұрын
It's like when the psuedoscience frauds just superimposed their area of expertise to an unrelated field. How some electricians tro to disprove the standard model of cosmology and the concept of gravity itself by just making superficial associations between celestial phenomenon and electrical phenomenon that acts or appears in a similar way. I.e. the sun is an anode according to the electric universe theory, which is formed for and by meth addled electricians.
@chads.17263 күн бұрын
Looks like someone trying to become a "superstar" doctor. The kind the media loves (for confirming their biases) and that kills or harms their patients. It seriously is performative. His whole tragic backstory is seen as exploitable by cynical producers as what will be gobbled up by us rubes so that the doctor can sell a line of frozen food to fix your brain or whatever.
@august41143 күн бұрын
He only has evidence/case studies for people with schizophrenia, and wants to generalize to... Every mental health issue/disorder? He was interviewed by psychology today recently and he *curiously* refrained from mentioning ADHD and autism.
@gruvinnz3 күн бұрын
Well yes but how do you expect the vast majority of people to understand anything well enough to make any kind of change you want? Law makers for example will not and cannot take all the nuances of something like trans or neuro divergence into account. That is reality. What is the point of arguing about it? They won't change. They cannot change. Asking them to is unreasonable. We will never fit in and they will never understand. Trying to make them change will do nothing but create more angst and intolerance. (In my absolute opinion.)
@Ember_Green3 күн бұрын
Couldn’t agree less! People changing is the one thing we do really well or we’d still be making sacrifices for good harvests. Also, worrying about causing more angst is literally just respectability politics which never works. And how do I expect people to understand new concepts? By teaching them! Nobody is born with knowledge & my literal job is offering free education about disability & neurodiversity. I’ve changed many minds & lives already ☺️ But you do you & whatever you want to do, which apparently is commenting doomer stuff on KZread. Hope that makes you feel better!
@alexandrabarnes45114 күн бұрын
By the way, "pre-diabetes" is a condition made up by pharmaceutical companies to make more money. Check out HAES Healthsheets on Type 2 diabetes for details but in short: 1. most people who test +ve for pre-diabetes will never go on to develop T2D 2. there's no clear evidence "treatment" of pre-diabetes impacts that 3. thresholds of blood sugar and haemoglobin A1c have both been lowered basically arbitrarily to push more people into the pre-diabetes dx bracket!
@joshuaolander2014 күн бұрын
I can't decide which energy this guy gives off is it Kickstarter scam or vitamin MLM
@gruvinnz4 күн бұрын
I am autistic. I do not believe the vast majority of the world's NT's should have to accomodate us - mostly because they just can't. There's no point trying to make them. We were born to be rejected and that's just that.
@Ember_Green3 күн бұрын
lol alright. I mean, tbf, I am rejecting your ideas rn. But it’s just sad that you think that because it’s not true. I hope you’re just very young. I’m surrounded by people who don’t reject me, I have created my own career with the help of people who don’t reject me and I worked that job that I really enjoyed (and wasn’t rejected rather they begged me to stay). And these videos aren’t for “””NTs””” how do u know if someone is NT? You can’t, not without asking. You sound like the kind of person who declares everything you don’t like to be “”NT””. It’s giving INCEL honestly. “Born to be rejected” - Jesus Christ. That’s some real religious thinking, some real fatalist nonsense.
@gruvinnz4 күн бұрын
Yup. You summed it up just the way it is. I'm 53 now and without the incredible personal support I have nowadays, I would be homeless or frankly dead. I spent my twenties busting my git trying to fit in and be professional etc. That lead to a complete mental breakdown, complete with fetal position and unstoppable crying one day, just out of nowhere. It was an out of body experience. Never again.
@lordknightalex4 күн бұрын
tired of "experts" acting like theyve found the ultimate solution to a problem, a solution that coincidentally is only *barely* related to their expertise. like, yes psychiatrists handle mental health and prescribe medications, but to get into things as complex as details of how metabolism affects mental health, that "no.1 doctor" would need a lot more specialized credentials and studies with some sort of evidence. does he even have a doctorate (edit: oh my GOD does this man truly think he's the first person to go "hmm this mitochondria thing? pretty interesting"????? has he ever spoken to a single person in the life sciences area?)
@victoriajankowski11974 күн бұрын
made it to the end, you where much nicer than I would have been. Great job
@victoriajankowski11974 күн бұрын
For the love of god DO NOT PUT 4 YEAR OLDS ON KETO! You could do untold damage, heart disease, diabetes, stunted growth, malnutrition , Rickets, need I go on?
@victoriajankowski11974 күн бұрын
Dietitians are great, but I think most people intuitively know that eating more plants and less processed stuff is healthier, so making sure that everyone has enough access to food period would solve a majority of issues outright, and for those who would still prefer the junk having an 'authority' tell them not to isn't going to change much.... just saying when you have a limited grocery budget you will buy calories before salad....
@victoriajankowski11974 күн бұрын
made it to the 120 mark, remembered 2 things I learned when you where reading out the 'people who should avoid' 1- certain medications don't work or work differently while on keto, like welbuitren requires carbohydrate to metabolize properly, hence it not being as prone to causing weight gain, while the raise in stress hormones caused by keto, because your body is actually in a modified starvation response can interfere with others. 2 - ketones are expressed in breast milk and can have devastating effects on small livers, up to and including full liver failure.
@gmlpc71324 күн бұрын
it's always best to be sceptical whenever someone claims to have discovered a remarkable way to treat or even "cure" any condition. As you say so many of these things ultimately end up pushing responsibility onto the person with the condition or onto their parents. Conditions are complex and if there were easy ways to deal with them they'd have been discovered long ago.
@lilpetz5003 күн бұрын
I couldn't have said it better. There are very few diseases we could even claim we have a way to negate/eradicate. And even some we have had widespread, reliable success in with vaccines, are actually being *reversed* by pseudoscientists. And even when someone is struggling with something treatable...why might they not be treating it? Perhaps it creates larger issues and incompatibilities with other conditions/their quality of life? Maybe it's literally just gated out of reach by costs and access? Disinformation about their treatment could've gotten to them, making them fear/believe in an unfounded alternative. And maybe, the condition they are ""suffering"" with...isn't actually something they want to or even need to change (eg, neurodivergence, facial differences etc. Disabled people don't owe assimilation)
@emmao65784 күн бұрын
Thanks for the note about the dramatic music at the beginning cause I was honestly rather confused that with such excessive editing the music was so chill 😂 Edit: Also your facial expressions during that bit were hilarious
@AJansenNL4 күн бұрын
As someone with ME/cfs, I get hit by this crap all the time. And that's a complex disease, not a neuro difference. But it's both making people responsible for the impossible. And when it doesn't work (duh!), it turns into victim blaming. No benefits for you, no accommodations, no care. And to make it even more fun, people with autism are at a higher risk to develop ME.
Пікірлер
I think the link between 'Neurotypical Culture' and 'White Culture' is rooted in their shared foundation that "Normal"="Best"
😀😀😀
😀😀
😀
I like the statement you make about the movie of my life, I wonder do you also watch it internally on demand.x
The fact that we're more aware of, and talking about mental health a lot more than in the past, means we're "burying our heads in the sand" Yeah, that makes sense.
it should be illegal under human rights law to make me be in an airport
Thank you for going through this so well, and so thoroughly. For myself, I've come to the decision to just block Sabine Hossenfelder altogether. She may once have been a legitimate scientist and/or science journalist, but that is no longer the case. She is now the Rush Limbaugh of science journalism: a shock jocky who says what she says only to get attention by being controversial, not to simplify, clarify, or explain ideas so as to improve anyone's understanding of them, instead throwing out conspiracy theories supported by only fictional sources and references as if they were legitimate and had real support. The algorithms in social media platforms promote engagement more than anything else, regardless of whether that engagement is positive or negative, and generating negative emotions is still much easier than generating positive feedback. I refuse to engage in what she is doing, as anything else gives her more attentino than she deserves.
I have my doubts about this diet working tbh. But they'll use it as a stick to beat disabled people anyway.
I'm sorry but "the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell" is fucking cliche to bring up when you talk about the few things you learn in public American education. The fuck you mean "no one knows about this" you must be joking.
I am getting massive Wakefield vibes from this guy. Feigning concern for patients, proposing a nebulous solution that stands to be extremely profitable for him, pushing his poorly explained theories via publicity vs peer review, concern-trolling critics...my grifter radar is pinging like mad right now and I'm only 30 mins into this video 34:35
The "i believe" is the tell that this is not science.. a believe is not a fact.. else he have said "we have shown" and linked data
Hands up who has tried carnivore!🙌 Hands up who found it drastically mitigated and or reduced the less desirable elements of their divergence. 🙌🙌🙌
But Ember, he's the number one Harvard man??!! Surely he knows what he's talking about! *eyes roll out of head* Edit: Omg did this guy really just try to blame fat people for autistic people existing?? lmfao
It looks like he's getting in on the Steven Gundry dietary grift train. Gundry also pushes the ketogenic diet and makes lots of $$ on supplements and other crap.
Neurodivergent people are at a significantly increased risk of obesety and therefore diabetes and gestational diabetes. I think the studies linking weight of parents to neurodivergence do not take that into account. Especially if you add in the large number of undiagnosed parents.
I had a look at your channel (already subscribed) and didn't find your essay called Face Facts. Where do you have it?
I have reactive hypoglycaemia and the only way to keep it in check is keto/low carb diet, and it is anything but simple or easy.
Rates of autism have quadrupled. This would have anything to do with DSM 5 that too 16 disorders combining them into 4 disorders listed under autism. ( Autistic Disorder: Asperger’s Disorder, Pervasive Developmental Disorder, NOS (not otherwise specified), Rett’s Disorder, and Childhood Disintegrative Disorder). In 2013 the DSM 5 updated agin took these 4 and put them under Autistic Spectrum Disorder. So saying there are 4 times more diagnosis. To me that is completely logical. We should see 4 times the diagnosis and if you could 30 years 16 time the diagnoses. Going from 16 to 4 the from 4 to 1. Example a 1 person for each of 16 disorders. Only 1 of that is considered autism and rest different names. Then 1994 only 4 disorders 4 become autistic disorder. Now we quadrupled the diagnosis 1 to 4. In 2013 they do it again putting those 4 disorders under the same umbrellas. So 4 cases autism get put in with other 12 to become 16 over cases of ASD, just quadrupled it again. All this due to diagnostic criteria changes.
There's a case in Alberta where autistic woman applied to MAID (medical assistance in dying). I don't know much on the case but sure sounds like Autism is the reason for that MAID application.
Dementia is not alzheimers it's very spefict diagnosis. you can have dementia from fluid on the brain not draining properly. You can dementia from a long term syphilis. I don't see are real psychiatrist being this ignorant in his field of study. They medical Drs. Would want a MD treating your for heart disease that show he had no idea how the circulatory system works.
I am reminded of PETA's "Got Autism?" ad campaign asserting drinking milk caused autism. Ableism isnt just a right wing project. (We could talk about the intersection of white supremacy, eugenics and wellness culture/white vegan culture but that's getting off topic.) The idea that we can fix autism and other disabilities with personal choices so not to burden society with providing resources and making systemic changes is not new at all. Disabled people, especially BIPOC, poor and fat disabled folks or people with more stigmatized disabilities (think of lung cancer vs breast cancer, for ex), have been dealing with this forever
Yes there should definitely be more media by Autistic people for autistic people! Great video.... I watched this original interview and I just feel he's talking about too many things and trying to blind people with science and applying that to other things that aren't mental health related. I personally think that the DSM shouldn't contain Autism and ADHD.
I've been experiencing the severe symptoms of EDS like you mentioned in my 20s. I didn't work a physically demanding job, my family was just intensely physically abusive. As soon as I got out at 18 (i am now almost 23), my body collapsed. I also thought I has MS, doesn't help that I have a family history either. Years of PT and learning my boundries. And what I'm doing to cope with being hypermobile really helped. My PTs are also as close as you can get to being a hypermobilty specialist. (Because that doesn't exist in the U.S.) Getting a pregancy pillow and a knee pillow really helped. I'm looking into EDS rings and a shoulder pillow now too.
You are hilarious 😂❤
There's only so much that a change of diet can change, but it won't cure me of my autism, anxiety, depression. Also, I still need to get over with feeling like I am burden because I need help.
This dude is gonna kill people who are just gonna try the keto diet without knowing the side effects. The main question is what is he selling behind the scenes? Is it just the stupid book? (I haven't finished the video yet so you might have answered it already). Or does he want women to be skinnier? 😂
Doesn't help that keto is such a shitty diet, too. Like. Why should i need to cut out things i love just because you dont want to treat me with respect and accommodate my difficulties? Why should i be relegated to eating gross food for the rest of my life so that you don't have to lift a finger for me?
Exactly, and I dread the time I fell into that hole. The only credit I can give it is that it helped rid of the other anti-fat consumption diet myths I had fed to me through childhood. But even if it did have evidence to "heal neurodivergence/any other disabilities," it simply is not compatible with many people's needs. For many, the quality of life during and affordability of keto just is not sustainable, the range of foods is too restricted and unappetising. Restricting and forcing diets like these without the supervision and support of something like an actual medical treatment just leads to disorders. It just leads to preferring nothing over yet another nasty, meaty, buttery meal. And that's leaving out the discussion of ethics, philosophy, and personal sensory needs because I assume the people pushing for keto just aren't open to that discussion. Like, animal products are much more likely to genuinely have traumatic reasons behind an aversion that people 100% do not choose, and can accommodate. I simply have a pretty basic gore phobia, and eating meat comes with an extra layer of stress and mental labour because it simply, doesn't look good to me (keto was rough, I was in a real "just toughen up!" mindset)
It's supposed to cure schizoaffective disorder as well.
I'm not convinced, even if he is a doctor.
Diary of a CEO is Joe Rogan for LinkedIn lunatics.
Well said.
I have MCAS so I've had to cut out the majority of food due to severe intolerances - funny how it hasn't cured my autism though? 🤪
Right?? Like huh, almost as if the autism is literally just a benign neurological structure that makes many of us completely compatible, healthy, productive members of society when we are actually recognised and accommodated! (And even then, we aren't required to be those things to have basic human respect, we should never just leave those struggling with life out to suffer)
It's one thing for these types of people to tell random strangers to just do the keto diet to cure their mental illness, but I can only imagine what it's like being the mentally disabled child of someone who strongly believes in this theory. Imagine the anger and frustration the child will recieve from the parent when the autism doesn't go away. A lifetime of endless accusations that they're just not sticking to the diet.
It is not an easy diet.
how could you possibly think the difficulty of the diet is the core issue here?
@@Magmafrost13 She said that it is an easy diet. It is not. It works for people who have epilepsy but it is hard to follow. She is saying that people will blame mentally ill people for not following an easy diet. But it is not easy. You can eat only 20 carbs a day. People who are not mentally ill have a hard time following it. Let alone mentally ill people. I am mentally ill. Medicine only works partially for me. I have been hospitalized 40 times. Only once I stopped taking my prescribed medication. So I would be willing to try an easy diet. The medical Keto diet is not easy. There is a little bit of research to support it for use in mental health but not enough long term research.
Or a necessary one. Like, it's not being banned, people can choose to follow it and may see an improvement on the diet they had prior. But the push that it's healthy or even possible for everyone or even most is completely unfounded and dangerous. As are the claims that it heals disabilities, with no evidence outside of its origins as an early option to manage epilepsy. This was never about difficulty. It would also be difficult to live entirely on exclusively products from the country on the exact other side of the world, or to live entirely on apples and supplements, but if people aren't doing it, is it because it's just too difficult? Or is it that it isn't healthy/sustainable/appealing to them? Much like keto.
It's like when the psuedoscience frauds just superimposed their area of expertise to an unrelated field. How some electricians tro to disprove the standard model of cosmology and the concept of gravity itself by just making superficial associations between celestial phenomenon and electrical phenomenon that acts or appears in a similar way. I.e. the sun is an anode according to the electric universe theory, which is formed for and by meth addled electricians.
Looks like someone trying to become a "superstar" doctor. The kind the media loves (for confirming their biases) and that kills or harms their patients. It seriously is performative. His whole tragic backstory is seen as exploitable by cynical producers as what will be gobbled up by us rubes so that the doctor can sell a line of frozen food to fix your brain or whatever.
He only has evidence/case studies for people with schizophrenia, and wants to generalize to... Every mental health issue/disorder? He was interviewed by psychology today recently and he *curiously* refrained from mentioning ADHD and autism.
Well yes but how do you expect the vast majority of people to understand anything well enough to make any kind of change you want? Law makers for example will not and cannot take all the nuances of something like trans or neuro divergence into account. That is reality. What is the point of arguing about it? They won't change. They cannot change. Asking them to is unreasonable. We will never fit in and they will never understand. Trying to make them change will do nothing but create more angst and intolerance. (In my absolute opinion.)
Couldn’t agree less! People changing is the one thing we do really well or we’d still be making sacrifices for good harvests. Also, worrying about causing more angst is literally just respectability politics which never works. And how do I expect people to understand new concepts? By teaching them! Nobody is born with knowledge & my literal job is offering free education about disability & neurodiversity. I’ve changed many minds & lives already ☺️ But you do you & whatever you want to do, which apparently is commenting doomer stuff on KZread. Hope that makes you feel better!
By the way, "pre-diabetes" is a condition made up by pharmaceutical companies to make more money. Check out HAES Healthsheets on Type 2 diabetes for details but in short: 1. most people who test +ve for pre-diabetes will never go on to develop T2D 2. there's no clear evidence "treatment" of pre-diabetes impacts that 3. thresholds of blood sugar and haemoglobin A1c have both been lowered basically arbitrarily to push more people into the pre-diabetes dx bracket!
I can't decide which energy this guy gives off is it Kickstarter scam or vitamin MLM
I am autistic. I do not believe the vast majority of the world's NT's should have to accomodate us - mostly because they just can't. There's no point trying to make them. We were born to be rejected and that's just that.
lol alright. I mean, tbf, I am rejecting your ideas rn. But it’s just sad that you think that because it’s not true. I hope you’re just very young. I’m surrounded by people who don’t reject me, I have created my own career with the help of people who don’t reject me and I worked that job that I really enjoyed (and wasn’t rejected rather they begged me to stay). And these videos aren’t for “””NTs””” how do u know if someone is NT? You can’t, not without asking. You sound like the kind of person who declares everything you don’t like to be “”NT””. It’s giving INCEL honestly. “Born to be rejected” - Jesus Christ. That’s some real religious thinking, some real fatalist nonsense.
Yup. You summed it up just the way it is. I'm 53 now and without the incredible personal support I have nowadays, I would be homeless or frankly dead. I spent my twenties busting my git trying to fit in and be professional etc. That lead to a complete mental breakdown, complete with fetal position and unstoppable crying one day, just out of nowhere. It was an out of body experience. Never again.
tired of "experts" acting like theyve found the ultimate solution to a problem, a solution that coincidentally is only *barely* related to their expertise. like, yes psychiatrists handle mental health and prescribe medications, but to get into things as complex as details of how metabolism affects mental health, that "no.1 doctor" would need a lot more specialized credentials and studies with some sort of evidence. does he even have a doctorate (edit: oh my GOD does this man truly think he's the first person to go "hmm this mitochondria thing? pretty interesting"????? has he ever spoken to a single person in the life sciences area?)
made it to the end, you where much nicer than I would have been. Great job
For the love of god DO NOT PUT 4 YEAR OLDS ON KETO! You could do untold damage, heart disease, diabetes, stunted growth, malnutrition , Rickets, need I go on?
Dietitians are great, but I think most people intuitively know that eating more plants and less processed stuff is healthier, so making sure that everyone has enough access to food period would solve a majority of issues outright, and for those who would still prefer the junk having an 'authority' tell them not to isn't going to change much.... just saying when you have a limited grocery budget you will buy calories before salad....
made it to the 120 mark, remembered 2 things I learned when you where reading out the 'people who should avoid' 1- certain medications don't work or work differently while on keto, like welbuitren requires carbohydrate to metabolize properly, hence it not being as prone to causing weight gain, while the raise in stress hormones caused by keto, because your body is actually in a modified starvation response can interfere with others. 2 - ketones are expressed in breast milk and can have devastating effects on small livers, up to and including full liver failure.
it's always best to be sceptical whenever someone claims to have discovered a remarkable way to treat or even "cure" any condition. As you say so many of these things ultimately end up pushing responsibility onto the person with the condition or onto their parents. Conditions are complex and if there were easy ways to deal with them they'd have been discovered long ago.
I couldn't have said it better. There are very few diseases we could even claim we have a way to negate/eradicate. And even some we have had widespread, reliable success in with vaccines, are actually being *reversed* by pseudoscientists. And even when someone is struggling with something treatable...why might they not be treating it? Perhaps it creates larger issues and incompatibilities with other conditions/their quality of life? Maybe it's literally just gated out of reach by costs and access? Disinformation about their treatment could've gotten to them, making them fear/believe in an unfounded alternative. And maybe, the condition they are ""suffering"" with...isn't actually something they want to or even need to change (eg, neurodivergence, facial differences etc. Disabled people don't owe assimilation)
Thanks for the note about the dramatic music at the beginning cause I was honestly rather confused that with such excessive editing the music was so chill 😂 Edit: Also your facial expressions during that bit were hilarious
As someone with ME/cfs, I get hit by this crap all the time. And that's a complex disease, not a neuro difference. But it's both making people responsible for the impossible. And when it doesn't work (duh!), it turns into victim blaming. No benefits for you, no accommodations, no care. And to make it even more fun, people with autism are at a higher risk to develop ME.