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He means type 2 diabetics you moron, laughing at a joke you dont even understand. Good one 😂😂 Your wife wouldn't require much insulin at all if she didnt eat carbs and sugar. That's a simple biological fact for you, the carbs necessitate the taking of the insulin so the sugar doesnt poison her. You're a smart pair though, you knew that already right? Strange thing is, I bet she never in her life tried a diet without the carbs involved to see what it was like yet feels so confident shes doing the right thing. Is she healthy and of normal weight?

@@dogwklr yes I'm aware of the difference between type 1 and 2. Yes I know he was referring to type 2. Yes my wife is very in control of her diabetes with a healthy a1c. She hits her macros is very athletic and active in the gym lifting and running. I'm very proud of her. She has done low carb diets as well as a balanced flexible dieting. You have made a lot of assumptions in your comment that really just make you look ignorant and rude. We are both educated. I have taken biochem and thoroughly understand many of the metabolic pathways that are regulated by insulin. We both laughed because we both understand how you get diabetes of either type and the implications made in the critiqued video are wrong. Sugar itself does not give you diabetes. Carbs are not an enemy even for a type 1 diabetic like my wife. Explain to me why you are so quick to be a presumptuous bully please.

@@thepocketboy nobody with a brain says/means that sugar somehow "infects" you with diabetes. You need very little of it in your daily life so saying that it isnt an issue in a real sense (and not shitty research context) is flatly incorrect and propagating that myth is of no use to anyone. In the world today, very few people eat just sugar on it's own if that's what you're implying. It is combined in foods with other ingredients that make it very hard to be satiated, that much is clear and youd know that from your studies. Carbs are not needed for your wife or very minimal amounts, I'm not presuming that not does it matter if she has tried every diet under the sun, still isnt logical for her to consume something that would threaten her life if there wasnt artificial insulin at hand. How you think you're making sense when you talk about it that way baffles me tbh. What would she do if there was no daily supply? She would have to stop consuming them eh? Zero carb would keep her healthy all on it's own no matter what lame says. How is it that you "get" type 1 diabetes? I'm interested how you've come up with that one

@@dogwklr type 1 is an autoimmune disease. There are various ways it can be triggered and it's not fully understood as to the many ways it can be triggered. It's multifactorial and many genes influence it, but one "gets" it when their immune system essentially makes a mistake. She is healthy now eating whatever she wishes. She makes good choices. Sugar is not bad for her. Eating sugar/carbs and not giving insulin is what's bad. And obviously if there were no insulin available she would eventually die even minimizing carbs and calories and using exercise. It was done before the discovery of using exogenous insulin. It did not extend diabetics lives by very long unfortunately. It just can't be done as youre suggesting without insulin. That does work for type 2 diabetics though. There are no bad foods there are only bad portion sizes. And it turns out the body is quite capable of adapting and making due with what it's given. Eating sugar (added to food or straight up pouring the granules directly into your mouth) in moderation does not have any significant negative health outcomes in healthy people. That said, minimizing carbs and sugar isn't necessarily bad either. If that is the type of diet you like and is sustainable for your then I wish you all the best with it. You will be just fine doing so. As far as the food industry, yes they are very good at making it hard to control portion sizes.. But that is when an individual needs to take responsability. It's excessive body fat and lifestyle that is the underlying problem not the eating of sugar. The studies are showing diets with high or low carbs has the same outcomes when calories and protein are equated despite the increased insulin levels for the higher carb group. It seems we will just have to agree to disagree. I hope you love a long healthy life with whatever diet you choose to follow. Best to you and yours.

@@thepocketboy no. We wont agree to disagree, that doesnt exist in science or life in most situations. Something is correct or it is wrong and the reasons stand whether we like them or not. Type 1 is a genetic issue for the most part and starts at a young age, type 2 us also autoimmune once it takes hold, ypure talking nonsense at this point. It's so you can keep sticking to your point and use the apparently exceptional case of your wife to apply to all people. You are saying that she basically must have carbs and would die to keep them in her diet 😂😂what utter tripe. All foods and calories are not equal, enough of that lies please. Watch bart kay analyse lames ranting know the cico topic. Its embarrassing for your balloon animal hero who thinks a can of monster is the same as a steak, they both have calories so are just as useful to you 😂 Ypur wife could live with zero carbs, eat fat and update your knowledge. Processed foods only exist since the war essentially so the delusion they should be a part of our diets is only based on marketing Portion control, get a fucking clue. A tiny portion of pizza is more than a dozen eggs. The diet accountant you must be

are you a runner or a weightlifter?

@@justgouds Intermediate weight lifter and a walker. Formerly morbidly obese

What are they like now?

@@chingonbass it was meant as a joke with Diabetes being the prize.

@@TeamYouphoric I was thinking the prizes were participation trophies now

@@chingonbass nah, they stopped giving those out because it was offensive to kids who didn't want to participate.

Instead of a toy car you get a card saying you are systemically racist

Also Big Artificial Sweetener

Too right ! When I said that to someone in my family they told me that I am a "Food Facist"......

Dr David Unwin in UK told his patients to eat less move more for 30 years, result: obesity epidemic. He changed his advice, eat less carbs and eat more saturated fat, result: weight loss reversal of diabetes and de-eprescribing of medications for seven years. He has published journals if his results.

He did. You have to gain enough fat to cause insulin resistance. The problem isn't sugar and carbs directly. The problem is over eating generally and gaining weight.

Actually the most typical foods to do this are processed meats with high amount of fat in sedentary people. Like hot dogs, burgers etc. Not only is the fat easiest to store as fat (duh), but the salt also increases your desire to eat so you eat more. Of course the same could happen with pastry for example, but again, that is a combo of fat and carbs. For example chocolate, regarded as a "carb" food, contains more fat energy than carb energy. (fat is 9 calories per unit and carbs are 4)

​@@mjoshawaso skinny diabetics dont exist then?

His latest one comparing humans to bananas had me spit taking.

You can cite any study to support your point.

@@carnivoroussarah This is true, but one should always consider how a study result fits in the whole of all the research on a topic. PS: I have the impression that you think I am saying that diabetes is caused by carbohydrate intake like a low carb zealot would. This is not my intention.

He can't do that because that would debunk this video and he can't contradict himself in the same week. He likes to wait a year before he changes position on things.

The first thing you want to do is get rid of cereal and white bread if you have a thyroid problem. You want to eat food with actual nourishment. Eat plenty of carbs just eat ones with actual substance. Make sure you are getting selenium and your b-vitamins. If you have a caffeine problem you might want to have a look at that too. People are usually drinking way to much coffee (including myself). Alot, of the time our adrenals need support and once that's back on track the thyroid follows.

@@justgouds I just feel like the calories in and calories out does not really work with a thyroid problem. And there isn’t much information out there on this condition.

I really don’t believe it’s the thing. If your eating only unhealthy foods and fit them in your calorie counting diet then person really isn’t healthy! 😳

@@birgitk6518 that's why I don't count calories and eat food which humans are evolved to eat. I really don't believe that the food which is used for cattle to fatten up can be healthy for humans under calorie counting model.

Is that why Americans are 42% obese and 88% insulin resistant? Promoting processed foods that have destroyed the health of USA just for a ranting click bait video to improve KZfaq views, sad.

The numbers alone make it unsustainable. You can't get a third of your calories everyday from sugar and expect to have decent nutrition.

@@AZKenReid it's not even close to a third, I eat 3000/3500 kcal a day

@@rfjfjjrndyajjrntjfjf then I really have no idea why you're even asking this question. For the record, it doesn't matter what your body composition is, there is no way to make 700 calories of sugar per day healthy, acceptable, or okay. It is objectively bad for you. Eventually the bill will come due.

@@AZKenReid that's what I'm asking, why is it bad if I hit my micros and macros?

@@rfjfjjrndyajjrntjfjf This might help. www.healthline.com/nutrition/too-much-sugar Humans are not designed to eat sugar the way we do now. Until the last century the only way to get a significant amount of sugar was to eat a lot of fruit. It's not that easy to eat 700 calories worth of apples. Refined sugar derived from corn is a very new addition to the human diet, and it has been devastating. This amount of fruit juice everyday might be fine for you, I have no idea. Generally speaking I eat as little sugar as possible.

Impossible, you are dead 🤣

His style of presentation is superb I give him kudos for the way he blended the subjects of the day to fit. Perfectly got me laughing 😁 out loud 🔊

How does chocolate give aids? I eat half a bar or more a day and don't have any aids.

No. It’s not ok to make up bullshit

I like the taste of cereal, I also like the taste of healthy whole food. Thankfully I don't need to choose one or the other, I can even have cereal and an apple for breakfast.

Is the cereal causing it or the sum of all their daily choices???

@@pattybaselines the sum of daily bad choices. Like shitty cereal with no nutritional value. Look enjoy your cereal but it's just a stupid argument Layne does just to get views. No shit you can eat it and be healthy but the point of the video he was replying to was to show the average dipshit that they are putting a lot of sugar in their body.

@@justgouds Ok? That's just one meal? Layne is just contextualizing this person's scare tactics, who, wait for it.....is making that video "just to get views".

@@justgouds Like we really still need moronic videos on Tik Tok to convince people of this ? Then the problem is not really cereal is it..it's something else in the general public's ability to think.

Who in their right mind would read that

@@AncientYouth64 I'm hoping layne will lol i had to put all of it for it to make sense

@@boneTHUGS111 Layne's a real scientist. I see no problem with asking science based questions. Sadly a lot of people watch this Friday program for the rant only and could care less about the science.(Stick it to the Man!) There is indeed studies that suggest that fat and high glycemic carbs in combination have an acute insulin resistant effect. I'm interested in Layne's response.