Georgi needs to write a book about the testing/medical study industry. He is a heck of a storyteller. Fascinating 👍🏻💯
@KenWang23 ай бұрын
Yea he’s a good bull shitter lol 😂
@Chollanger148-pv8jpАй бұрын
i would read
@KORTOKtheSTRONG3 ай бұрын
every time i listen to georgi i learn more stuff
@katb6981Ай бұрын
lol every time I listen to Georgi I buy more stuff, but oh what great stuff
@jamesmckean322129 күн бұрын
@@katb6981 I'm still waiting for those ideal abs I was promised...
@radicalveg003 ай бұрын
What a wealth of information Georgi provides. It seems like there's nothing he doesn't know, no research publication he hasn't read and memorized. His mind is awesome.
@climate-civilizations3 ай бұрын
And he looks more and more bloated with every passing year!
@mufcismАй бұрын
2 full time jobs, disabled relative, kids, and doing all these studies and things? Sometimes, looks just arent a priority.@climate-civilizations
@rawhoneyjar3 ай бұрын
Georgi got a mic 😱
@basicforge3 ай бұрын
Georgi's cancer research may be leading somewhere really good, but I keep hearing him warning against too much fat and about oxidation of fat. Some time ago a confronted Georgi and Danny Roddy about this in a live chat and I made them clarify what they mean when they refer to oxidation of fat, and they admitted they were talking about polyunsaturated fats. I wish they would always made this qualification whenever they talk about this. Very confusing.
@PeaceIsYeshua3 ай бұрын
Oh wow! I didn’t know that either. Thank you!
@sunset54613 ай бұрын
Perhaps they are referring to the Randell cycle
@StrongSistas3 ай бұрын
Still have found that overdoing saturated fat can be problematic for many (for carb metabolism and for health) - why I like more of a moderate fat approach.
@basicforge3 ай бұрын
@@StrongSistas I don't doubt it.
@PeaceIsYeshua3 ай бұрын
@@StrongSistas Thanks for that! When I started bioenergetics, I assumed I was still supposed to be doing full fat meats and dairy, and I did start gaining some weight, LOL, so I just switched to 93/7 ground beef and non-or low-fat dairy-and not to mention that lower fat is better for insulin resistance. I had gained weight on high fat carnivore, so I am hoping this works, but regardless, I’m glad to be eating carbohydrates again, as I really do feel from all of the research that it is the healthiest way to be. Thank you both for all you do! I’m so thankful for the people online helping to educate us!
@odavyjoe27643 ай бұрын
Holy trifecta Batman! Georgi & the Strong Sistas. Pure gold. Thanks to all 3 of you.
@daposevvg3 ай бұрын
Thank you Sisters for getting Georgi down off of the mountain and helping humanity again! This interview just warmed my heart. I listen to the podcasts multiple times but came here to comment! Also glad to hear his update on the RPF. You guys did a great job of keeping Georgi on the practice tips and I am grateful for that! 🌞
@Heracleetus3 ай бұрын
Awww yeah, strap in folks!
@RKO19883 ай бұрын
Sheeeit yea!
@ld-233 ай бұрын
- Vitamin B6 is helpful if you have recurring nightmares also. The important thing is the TYPE of the vitamin itself. You have to take P5P type - Vitamin B1 is essential if you have fatty liver or alcoholic which in turn will give you fatty liver. Even regular doctors know this. My brother was an alcoholic and in the healing process his doctor prescribed him some B1. Again the TYPE is important. You have to take either BENFOTHIAMINE or just THIAMINE from the brand Thiamax. Thiamine will also help with motility if you have constipation.
@lynnsustad63213 ай бұрын
Thanks, which brand do you recommend?
@Matthew-bf2nc3 ай бұрын
Lol y'all dummies know you can become toxic from thiamine and vitamins/minerals. Benfothiamine is especially toxic. Just cut out the fucking booze, drink coffee with plenty of sugar and exercise. You don't need all that other shit.
@huviba58262 ай бұрын
For me is much better B1. Thiamine Hydrochloride (hcl)
@binathere25742 ай бұрын
@@huviba5826me too
@binathere25742 ай бұрын
I have heard that B6 can build up and be toxic, causing neuropathic problems. I am very cautious about B6.
@salemgrace94443 ай бұрын
New viewer here 1/4 way in; and the suppression vs opposition literally gave me chills Excellent so far Excellent Thanks for letting him speak And trusting the listener so you don’t dumb down such life giving information
@Heracleetus3 ай бұрын
All their interviews are extraordinary. Absolute best info in the alt health space, IMO. These ladies are brilliant and excellent interviewers.
@maryvanderplas32323 ай бұрын
Very helpful. Helped me understand some of the basics with regard to energy production and what is needed for the body to run optimally. Thank you for this - a terrific interview!
@StrongSistas3 ай бұрын
Thanks so much for tuning in - glad it was helpful 😃
@Greg-lw4zb2 ай бұрын
Thank you for having him on. Georgi is so fantastic that it boggles the mind. This is what a superhero looks like in real life.
@Osukhan6143 ай бұрын
Great to hear from Georgi again
@huviba58263 ай бұрын
Georgi Georgi, you are the BEST
@richardwiede3 ай бұрын
Peating makes room for experiments. Good to see you back on Georgi, keep up your brilliant work and don´t forget the importance of elimination part. Ray has said that vit b6 is a replacement of so called "essential pufas" . Also, wish you´d hook up with a team of holistic therapists to make an extreme beneficial way of speeding up healing processes. Ever thought about how maybe something like trauma can make your different senses extremely sensitive, which can maybe work as a double edged sword mechanism? I have.
@scoobydadog2463 ай бұрын
@@jonthompson1068 I think ppl confuse many who are 'followers' of Ray Peat - with Peat's work. He has some great articles on learned helplessness - a result of trauma which is ultimately what paralyzes us..Although he does not discuss 'trauma' per se. Remember - RP was a physiologist. He is dealing mainly with dietary (although also other factors) like like that affect hormones. You cannot expect one person or one camp to address all of your needs as a human - because we all have different needs. And yes, Peat was not spiritual or into that. I agree it is important - so I get that elsewhere. I don't expect one human to be my guru. and I wouldn't want that ! Then we are in a cult!
@binathere25742 ай бұрын
I have heard the B6 supplementation can build up in the body and be toxic causing neurological problems amongst others. B6 makes me nervous. I take a B complex supplement with 6mgs of B6. I've only had 3 bottles in 12 months. My B6 is 150 (roughly) points above the reference range.
@scoobydadog2462 ай бұрын
@@binathere2574 I have heard that also, well not sure about 'toxic' , but that it can cause side effects. I guess have to go with what your body tells you. Are your symptoms from taking this multi B supplement, or are you taking extra B6 in addition? Is that level from a lab test that you had?
@binathere25742 ай бұрын
@@scoobydadog246 I am healing a B12 deficiency. I have healed most of the symptoms. I don't want to create more. Toxic means causing side effects.
@scoobydadog2462 ай бұрын
@@binathere2574 I understand.. didn't answer my ?s :)
@scoobydadog2463 ай бұрын
I'm so confused. I've listened to Georgi for a long time, he is brilliant and I respect him. Negative is that he promotes use of pharmaceuticals and supplements - which I've been trying to stay away from. The carnivores/high fat (saturated) people seem to be getting such amazing results, especially with weight loss. Although most seem to start from being very overweight, so I suspect they are in a calorie deficit. But I hear about all this mental clarity, mental illnesses cured. Also, there is Dr. Kiltz who claims to be curing infertility with carnivore diets. Seems to me a common thread could be discontinuing the seed oils. I've been trying carnivore/ketovore and don't feel good at all and have little energy. I am eating a lot and have gained unwanted weight. Not sure what to do now. Seems like no seed oils, (PUFAs) , sunshine and joy are the common denominators!
@fedegroxo3 ай бұрын
The carnivores are getting better because they are eliminating the bad stuff they were eating, but their diets could be better if they included a good source of carb and some other nutrients not found in meat
@pandanustrees2 ай бұрын
This Georgi guy looks quite unhealthy and inflamed. Synthetic vitamins are not the answer, yuck
@kw77962 ай бұрын
Try eating only 2 times experience day. If you must snack have 1 grass-fed beef stick 1 time in-between meals. Small amount of veggies with 1 meal.
@scoobydadog2462 ай бұрын
@@fedegroxo That is true. I'm now beginning to think that there are individual differences. It struck me that most people who do well on Carnivore/ very low carb have 1) broken metabolism (there are the exceptions like Dr. Chaffee - who started the carnivore young, and is a young very muscular, athletic man). Because their glucose metabolism is not efficient, they do much better metabolizing fat. The people I'm observing not doing well on carnivore/uber low fat are people who started with a decent metabolism, including glucose. That was me. I was trying it for GI issues.. but I was already thin, and had good labs - i.e lipids, AiC , glucose. It does seem like in this case, carbs aren't bad. I don't know what the answer is anymore.
@luizfe2 ай бұрын
@scoobydadog246 have you tried carnivore with 20% protein 80% fat? They say It IS better, or/and try carnivore with more collagenous foods. If even with these you still got recurring problems, start adding carbs from fruits, raw honey and even some Juice and sugar after a While and see If It gets better. But Also remember, diet IS not ALL about health. A good Life with purpose and without bother IS more important. Go for a walk in Nature, meditate, do deep breaths, know when to Go to bed and rest/recover You can Also be with toxic metals, worms, etc
@ElieZ3 ай бұрын
Ashley: "ok, hang on, hang on..." 😂 Thank you
@StrongSistas3 ай бұрын
He has such a powerful mind that once you get Georgi going... he gives you the WHOLE story and more! His ability to remember studies is incredible.
@Coach_Jose3 ай бұрын
All that knowledge and he can’t lose weight 🤣
@oneofthepossums3 ай бұрын
Great chat. Good to see Georgi back on the air too!
@basicforge3 ай бұрын
My father had a melanoma on his back. He always wore a button down dress shirt and worked inside all his life. I never saw him with a tan or a sunburn.
@ABetterDay-fz3br3 ай бұрын
After (me) having basal cell carcinoma, my dermatologist told me that you could live in a cave and still get skin cancer. People with low sun exposure have a higher risk due to low Vitamin D levels. It is a metabolic disorder.
@KJB000115 күн бұрын
blame PUFAs and lack of Vitamin D from the sunshine
@KT-dy8bz3 ай бұрын
I love Georgi his is the new Dr Peat! 🙏
@victoriaf983 ай бұрын
Awesome episode! Always great to hear Georgi's insight.
@charlottescalera54983 ай бұрын
Would love to hear an interview with Georgi Dinkov and Dr. Ben Lynch from Seeking Health. That would be dynamic!
@ub2-ko6cy3 ай бұрын
biotin as detour for thiamin is so useful to know, considering not much foods have ample b1 without fortification here in the UK.
@trymajte2 ай бұрын
I took Wit B complex with my last meal and in the morning i woke up with great mood, Yes attitude and really good vibes, though nothing changed! Amazing! I clearly See the effect of some Wit B. Thanks for this tip! Regarding metabolic rate, Georgi despite his knowladge, doesnt seem to follow Peat's discoveries. So I Wonder what his diet looks like :) . Also I reduced carbs Just by not eating things that contain gluten and my weight dropped. I "aspire" more towards keto with fruites, gelatin and milk, because there is a lot of people who follow it and combat their obesity and other problems. I think it is really good idea to combine those two attitudes. Thanks Girls for this interview, so inspiring!
@chrishenkel21943 ай бұрын
I could listen to Georgi and Danny all day.. all day
@greyone3082 ай бұрын
That wont be happeneing anymore from what Ive heard. They broke up and are no longer married.
@spikejones19083 ай бұрын
Georgi dinkov Rocks!
@jonathanpaulgillette81773 ай бұрын
2:05:14 "crazy is an evolutionary self-defense mechanism for people to leave you alone" - GENIUS. Thank You Georgi. Ashley, Sarah, please consider speaking with Dr. Tom Cowan about the big C. Thank You.
@DeanKanarg3 ай бұрын
Great episode!
@BigDaddyBostin3 ай бұрын
Love the talks with Georgi
@martashea1592 ай бұрын
Excellent! Thank you for this interview!
@srmitch9260Ай бұрын
Absolutely brilliant episode. Can’t wait to see the next episode with Georgi!
@blueskyoutside9000Ай бұрын
I have a question, I thought you needed to raise the alkilinity of the cancer cell to oxygenate it for it to die off. Here you say cancer cells are alkaline and need to acidated, Can you explain. This contradicts Dr Sircus sodium bicarbonate theory. Thank you so much for all you do getting this content out.
@pearlverdunАй бұрын
Jeez. I have been taking high dose omega 3 with supplements n healthy omega 9s as been very ill. I eat whole foods, and recently diagnosed at type 2 diabetes. WTH!!
@RedoxHealthandWealthАй бұрын
An enlightening discussion which I will listen to several times to fully digest it.
@JohnSmith-yt8di3 ай бұрын
When we can we expect the next Kathleen Stewart episode, I am looking forward to hearing the rest of the conversation you three were having?
@StrongSistas3 ай бұрын
We are recording the next episode next week! We will have Kathleen on the podcast many many times if she allows us :p She has a young child and we have a farm so it has been hard for us to coordinate a time - but don't worry, more episodes coming soon!!!
@davidkea16072 ай бұрын
I have switched from polyunsaturated oils to saturated fat in butter and beef fat. My stomach has shrunk over the past year and I am feeling wonderful.
@rachaelsmith45412 ай бұрын
Great interview. Thank you, and thank you, Georgi for carrying on Dr. Peat's work. He would be so proud.
@Kolmir3 ай бұрын
Thank you for the priceless, fascinating, and healing information! :)
@bhorst46382 ай бұрын
What about EV organic coconut oil which is saturated… is this ok to consume?
@ArcturusAndromeda3 ай бұрын
What a great interview - thanks so much.
@gratitude288021 күн бұрын
I had the oat test and my cortisol had gone from way to high from high stress to not being able to work for the good reasons its needed so I'm working on getting it up. So we have to consider that too
@mariaf44023 ай бұрын
So so so goood, ty alot!
@TravisTellsTruths3 ай бұрын
Extreme excellence, here. Georgi is ❤
@elliottmaynard96103 ай бұрын
Thank you georgi!!
@kathleenodonnell83552 ай бұрын
Dear Sistas, do you have any videos discussing updated labs as you have been eating this way for a few years? What are your fasting glucose, insulin, HA1c, triglycerides these days. I can see in comparing your older videos to present videos that you faces are more full but has there been an increase or decrease in muscle mass and body fat along with this new lifestyle or do you prefer not to test and rely on how much better you feel? As a post menopausal woman, I’m wanting to get all my facts straight as I potentially embark on this new journey with you. Low carb/ carnivore doesn’t make me feel energized at all, but it has reduced belly fat. 😊Love your videos and podcasts and how you keep everyone on track. Thank you for sharing ❤
@Konnairl3 ай бұрын
I would like to hear Georgis opinion of eggs. 🥚 The more I eat the better I feel in general even though they have lots of PUFAs. Good episode!
@greyone3082 ай бұрын
Egg yolk fat is about 46% oleic acid, an omega-9 monounsaturated fat, 38% saturated fat, and 16% polyunsaturated fats . The PUFA ratio depends on how the chickens were raised. If you raise a chicken on grain feed, it has no choice but to be full of PUFA. If raised on fruits, bugs and coconuts, no PUFAs. Same with chicken meat and pig meat. Egg yellows are highly nutrient dense, but you might wanna avoid the egg whites, there are four toxins in egg whites.
@marlenecampbell54392 ай бұрын
Feed chickens dog food ,they like it better. Lol
@Kilo_of_Milk2 ай бұрын
There are toxins in all foods. The dosage makes the poison
@birage98852 ай бұрын
Not sure that I agree that one is going to have a palpable effect every time they take a supplement, and if they don't feel that effect, that it is not necessary to take it. Many supplements have sub-clinical effects that are not noticeable, yet are still beneficial to optimizing levels in the body, or working as protective nutrients in complex systems in the body. Georgi still has some of that Ray Peat mentality that is perverse to what some of the science shows, and why Ray often threw the baby out with the bath water on many valuable nutrients and compounds. Having said that, I think it is good to pulse dose, rotate, or take breaks from things {even food}, since the body gets acclimated and tends to attenuate the response to things.
@grandmagreengenes88393 ай бұрын
Also wondering what greens are healthy, it's confusing now with Oxalates and Endotoxins, it would be nice to see some food/menu ideas.
@MartaSpendowskaАй бұрын
Read “Toxic Superfoods. “
@junkgirltoo50053 ай бұрын
In my 70’s low carb or keto for 10 years. I had none of these things. I walked 5 miles, worked out. Active, worked. No fatigue. Good digestion. But I under ate to a scary degree. I’m eating more the last 8 months with lots of fruit. Basically keto (less fat) and fruit as I test what works for me.
@TravisTellsTruths3 ай бұрын
Bro. Fruit is definitely the opppsite of Keto.
@cammieklund3 ай бұрын
Keto is high fat. Lots of fruits are not keto.
@junkgirltoo50053 ай бұрын
@@TravisTellsTruthsit’s not keto. Jay Feldman calls a plan to get off keto and low carb by eating keto like protein with fruit to cycle off low carb. My slow added carbs are mostly fruit. Not as much fat though. I’m familiar with keto foods and then I’m adding fruit slowly. No starches and limited dairy but I will add those slowly. I found I can’t do milk. Only yogurt and cheese. It’s testing my tolerances and food that agrees with me. It’s felt good. Cheers. I’m a dudette. 😀
@junkgirltoo50053 ай бұрын
@@cammieklundthis is not real keto. I’m eating a lower fat keto for protein and slowly adding fruit. It’s testing my tolerance for dairy and starches. I will add those slowly as carbs other than fruit. It’s just a comfortable way to ease into getting off low carb and keto after 12 years. Jay Feldmans Energy Balance program. Simpler than the shotgun of everything that Georgie blasts out. (Although I enjoy him )
@scoobydadog2462 ай бұрын
@@TravisTellsTruths who cares what it's called! they are doing what works them, and what makes them feel good; not to support a dogma.
@AliciasHealingChannel3 ай бұрын
Georgi, would love to hear your take on Morley Robbins and Walsh protocol work. 👍🏼 Yes, a lot of women can’t handle aspirin. I’ve tried various ways and my ears ring. ❤
@greyone3082 ай бұрын
Have you tried lab grade aspirin? Pure aspirin is nothing like pills full of toxins.
@ZackVegas3 ай бұрын
There's only one big thing on the list that I think you and Georgi missed..... high iron. High iron is associated with pretty much every degenerative disease, including cancer, diabetes and heart disease, and iron lowering strategies in those with high or even the so called "High Normal" iron to near deficiency levels reduces the incidence of those diseases, and also improved glucose utilization. And thanks to "iron fortification," it's a much bigger problem, especially if you eat grains like wheat or rice, or take iron containing vitamins. This is one that seems to get overlooked so often in the bioenergetic and alternative health spheres, but is cheap and easy to detect, as is treatment if iron is high.
@greyone3082 ай бұрын
Georgie and Ray have talked about Iron ad naseum. Ray has an article on it, Georgie has dozens of studies at his website based on excess iron, Iron toxicity. They have explained many times how blood test for iron products are feeble and false. Georgie can only discuss 20 things at a time.
@nickyashby3 ай бұрын
could you please post the study georgi quotes at 22:10 with asprin and RA? i cant find it anyware and am struggeling badly with arthritis. thanks
@Chollanger148-pv8jpАй бұрын
Thanks for the video. Inspiring stuff
@birage98852 ай бұрын
To activate the meridian points on the bottom of your feet, get two golf balls, roll them around on the balls and heels of the feet for a few minutes. A valuable, cheap, hack to do what those shoes or other devices do, simple and inexpensive.
@philipwilliams4563 ай бұрын
What form ofs B1, B3, and B7 are talking about? And what dosages?
@ub2-ko6cy3 ай бұрын
Thiamine HCL
@Matthew-bf2nc3 ай бұрын
Just eat nutritious food. All these supplement pimps are scammers. They also never tell you that you can overdose on these supplements.
@valerieletourneau-cobban49963 ай бұрын
Great interview!
@lanael72783 ай бұрын
Could you talk about tocotrienols? Are they beneficial at all?
@polysaturated3 ай бұрын
I think he mentioned this on another podcast, the more PUFA you eat or have stored the more Vitamin-E you need, they are also anti-estrogenic. I’m not sure about the dosage but many supplements are overdosed to a comical degree. There are some that offer a dose below 50mg and made from palm oil instead of e.g. soy or other seed-oils.
@lauriesherman53403 ай бұрын
What is the recommendation of aspirin for women? If we start 2x a month what would the dosing look like again?
@jewelsbarbie3 ай бұрын
Georgi said 15mg/kg of body weight.
@Matthew-bf2nc3 ай бұрын
Don't take aspirin. Eat fruit which does the same thing but is a million times better and doesn't have side effects.
@2painfull3 ай бұрын
This is so exciting!
@lauracaponegro6811Ай бұрын
These two hours flew by!
@sunset54613 ай бұрын
Does Georgi still do interviews with mercola? Mercola is good at simplifying and breaking down the information into actionable steps.
@PeaceIsYeshua3 ай бұрын
Actionable steps is always nice!! 😅
@ElieZ3 ай бұрын
He had a recent one where Mercola bullied the conversation. Georgi didn't speak enough.
@stephanesylvestre71433 ай бұрын
Oh yeah he still does and you definitely should check their last one as Dr Mercola was totally merciless on the mic to say the least😊😅
@Noodle-cat113 ай бұрын
Yes he does
@PeaceIsYeshua3 ай бұрын
I caught the last one with Dr. Mercola, and I felt like Dr. Mercola was very respectful and you could tell he was really enjoying the conversation with Georgi! Dr. Mercola brought up many interesting and relevant points. It was a great podcast!
@DJdj-ir5uz3 ай бұрын
Does liposomal vitamin C contain PUFA? where can I find info. Is 10g of liposomal vitamin C too high in PUFA?
@robertgrayraleigh3 ай бұрын
I hear biochemists talking at a level that I do not understand and have no desire to learn enough about biochemistry to understand. I'm already busy. If yall say how many aspirin per day that a 180 pound man should take, I do not hear it -- and what links should I click on to buy the products that will accomplish what yall are proposing? I've heard enough of Georgi to be fully convinced that I want to follow his protocols. All I needed was Mercola's endorsement, and he strongly endorsed him a couple of years ago. The Mercola interview along with a couple of KZfaq channels completely changed my diet at that time. I'm taking one aspirin a day and the Mercola vitamin B complex -- and have no idea from this long conversation if I should tweak that
@cammieklund3 ай бұрын
It is overly complicated, yes. An aspirin a day is good. But dissolve it in water and don't drink the residue if the aspirin has added crap in it. Danny Roddy has a video on how to safely take aspirin. Not sure about the B vit yet.
@Kilo_of_Milk2 ай бұрын
If only he was lean and looked healthy. Might be more convincing
@JamesTaylor1172 ай бұрын
Georgi sounds so crisp now. He's come a long way
@cammieklund3 ай бұрын
Interesting as always! 🪷 I still am confused regarding several things. There are many that have reversed cancer on a ketogenic type diet. Thomas Seyfried is working with this for example. How can too much fat oxidation be the CAUSE behind cancer if you can reverse cancer on a high fat diet?🤔 Breastfeeding children are mostly in ketosis. So how would that be harmful for them?🤔 Shouldn't that be really stressful? They sleep like...babies. 😁 I have personally not done well on low carb/keto/carnivore but I think he (and others in the pro metabolic community) makes too "set in stone" statements. Like that about not having the energy to do anything on keto. He was mentioning farm work for example. I just thought about that 80-year old farmer Maggie that have been carnivore for about 50 years or so and apparently struts around the farm working really hard. Dr Chaffee could hardly keep up. 😄 When we use glucose as fuel we produce around 32 ATP. When we use fats we produce 113 ATP. I know that it also produces more ROS but according to people in the low carb sphere that's apparently not a problem. I don't remember the explanation right now. They say that we quadruple our mitochondria in a ketogenic state. So....32 versus 113 and 4 times more mitochondria. How is that not better?🤔 I have asked these questions in the pro metabolic sphere but so far...*crickets*. Probably bcs they haven't seen my comments ofc, but I'm hoping that you'll see this. I just find it difficult to understand the vast difference between how the pro metabolic community and the low carb community interprets things. And some things don't add up. On BOTH sides! 😅
@polysaturated3 ай бұрын
One hypothesis for many people’s success with keto is that it’s routing around a broken glucose metabolism and might actually be glucose sparing since what little glucose is produced will only get used by the tissues that really need it. I think there probably are vast differences in metabolism between people so the ability to do well on a diet is also differently distributed with some people getting problems with cortisol and fat accumulation while others do fine indefinitely.
@stuartrees91263 ай бұрын
As part of my work, I had regular discussions with oncologists over the last 12 years. Many patients try keto while getting chemo/radiation, with negative results, particularly with hormone cancers like breast and prostrate.
@Greg-lw4zb2 ай бұрын
@cammieklund As someone who destroyed his body on keto and low carb, and then regained my health with metabolic theory, my understanding is that keto puts stress on the body by depriving the body of glucose. In this state, the body then needs to produce glucose via an alternative means by processing your consumed proteins and fats into glucose. This is very inefficient for the body. In this constant state of stress due to this inefficiency, cortisol increases. High cortisol leads to destructive situations such as high estrogen, which is a cancer-causing hormone when found in excess. High cortisol also leads to a fatty liver. After years of doing keto, I developed a low tolerance for sugar due to my fatty liver and was moving towards a pre-diabetic state. I cured all of this with high dairy, high sugar (400g per day), moderate fat (60g). I would really hesitate to believe that anyone on a ketogenic diet was able to reverse a cancer diagnosis. Given that glucose is the source of energy for every cell in the body, if the body needs to fight cancer, it does not make sense for it to perform better in a situation of deprived energy. One possible benefit would be the elimination of endotoxin from the body by removing starches. But even then, reversing cancer simply by reducing endotoxin seems very unlikely. I would seriously question any health professional who makes that claim and would be skeptical towards anything else that they say. Regarding the question about breastfeeding: milk has lots of sugar. Regarding people's fitness performance on low-carb: one thing you need to understand is that people with great bodies (look for the strong jawline, which indicates a body that does not have hypothyroidism) will do well in a lot of cases, often in spite of how they punish their bodies. People like Georgi, or me, who have weak thyroids, have bodies that will suffer in situations of stress. Not all bodies are created equal. I used to get wiped out doing a hike when I was on keto. Now that I eat according to metabolic theory, I clearly have much, much more energy.
@lightningshredder56058 күн бұрын
@@Greg-lw4zb What kind of fat did you consume? I have been struggling on low carb for a while and have just started eating sugar as an experiment. I love oatmeal and I have made apple sauce that I put on it. I find it tastes amazing with a tbsp of butter. This was my standard breakfast before going low carb and I had alot more energy back then. Does butter have a good fat profile?
@binathere25742 ай бұрын
I love Georgi's work. I started to take aspirin daily. Them I read that Nsaids cause a B12 deficiency. That's very concerning. I wonder if Georgi could check that? B12 Deficiency/insufficiency is at epidemic levels across the globe.
@The8lueSpirit3 ай бұрын
@Strong.Sistas could you comment on how much dietary fat you think a human being should be consuming on a daily basis in terms of grams (ball park / best guess) I worry about my fat intake after hearing this discussion. I love my pasture raised eggs and and raw butter, coconut oil…etc
@basicforge3 ай бұрын
Georgi needs to be careful to distinguish between PUFAs and saturated fats. He usually glosses over this subject.
@StrongSistas3 ай бұрын
Between 50-100 grams - will vary depending on activity, muscle mass, goals.
@The8lueSpirit3 ай бұрын
@@StrongSistas Thank you! (Typing this as I literally chomp on a block of Parmigiano Reggiano) LOL
@Coach_Jose3 ай бұрын
Under 10 grams. Fat clogs the arteries.
@a.macdonald48773 ай бұрын
@@StrongSistas the rice diet that is referred to in this podcasts consists of only 5gs
@fille.imgnry2 ай бұрын
Yeeeey, Georgi got a pro microphone! Thanks 🎉
@m.rebel-lion46483 ай бұрын
Not sure to agree on his protein intake advice !! To his knowledge if an old women is 50kg then she should aim for 50g protein makes no sense. to activate muscle protein synthesis you must reach a minimal ammount of Leucine which is in fact around 25g protein per meal Plus, The older you get the harder it is to activate muscle protein synthesis by which an old person would need about two times the ammount of a 20 year old intake to equal the same response and neither did we discuss the protein absorbtion rate of the food you ate
@PeaceIsYeshua3 ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing! I just did a quick search online and it looks like the 25 g per meal (or 3-4 g leucine) is specifically recommended for the elderly in order to build muscle, so perhaps younger people can get away with less than 25 g per meal? Thank you for bringing this up, as it makes me think I should be getting a little bit more protein at each meal, as I am mid 40s and wanting to build more muscle.
@user081573 ай бұрын
Well then eat two protein meals a day. You need to hit this leucine threshold once maybe twice a day.
@sleepywhaley3 ай бұрын
Ingesting, digesting, absorbing and metabolizing are all different things. Giving more and more protein to someone who cannot digest protein properly will only make things worse.
@m.rebel-lion46483 ай бұрын
@@sleepywhaley agreed thats why its harder for vegan to put on muscle
@m.rebel-lion46483 ай бұрын
@@user08157 if you don't mind being hungry all day I guess it's fine
@SB-qv3yo28 күн бұрын
So who is the other doctor? I could only hear Dr. Charles... I don't see a link,
@federicoroca18823 ай бұрын
Thank God its Wednesday
@petramckean50412 ай бұрын
I would love to hear Georgi’s thoughts on the rise in testicular cancer in young men. My son had it and I’m terrified it will come back.
@basicforgeАй бұрын
If a cancer cell is alkaline, and if making it less so can cause it to self destruct, how does it work that some doctors claim to successfully treat cancer with sodium bicarbonate which is alkaline? Just asking.
@basicforgeАй бұрын
I keep hearing that omega 3 fatty acids are somehow a nutrient, and that you should have a high omega 3 to omega 6 fatty acids ratio, but I wonder if it is better to simply reduce or eliminate omega 6 (and 9) fatty acids without adding omega 3s.
@Heracleetus3 ай бұрын
Why do Peaters seem to avoid real genuine Niacin (nicotinic acid) in favor of niacinamide which only powers the inferior "salvage pathway" for NAD synthesis?
@cremes3 ай бұрын
Histamine.
@Heracleetus3 ай бұрын
@@cremes thanks
@adamcatchesfish61483 ай бұрын
Also increases lipolysis.
@Matthew-bf2nc3 ай бұрын
Real "peaters" don't take supplements. If y'all truly listened to peat you would know he was against supplements and advocated food.
@KT-dy8bz3 ай бұрын
Thank you strong sistas ❤️
@rosebud38113 ай бұрын
Is there a link to doctors that will handle cancer the way that Georgie explained it?
@absbi00003 ай бұрын
Interesting, though contrarian, perspective on Omega-3s. May have to experiment with removing Omega-3s from my nutrition protocol.
@StrongSistas3 ай бұрын
Do not recommend going out of your way to add Omega 3s
@Heracleetus3 ай бұрын
I have a low level understanding of the prometabolic perspective on Omega 3 and B1. I have pretty agonizing skin problems that have only gotten worse since going prometabolic and even supplementing with mega doses of B1 (around 1g) hasn't helped. I recently tried adding Omega 3 and it's been giving me some much needed relief. ... I'm just gonna do what works and try to learn better as I go. Didn't Dr Knobbe say on your show that he's a big fan of Omega 3?
@a.macdonald48773 ай бұрын
@@StrongSistas I had followed Morley Robbins in the past)I remember you had him on as well) he is a big believer in Cod Liver oil...do you not agree with that
@Matthew-bf2nc3 ай бұрын
@@Heracleetus if you eat food you get plenty of omega 3's. The acne could be from something you are eating that doesnt agree with your digestion. Forget all the supplements and other crap that these fake "gurus" are trying to sell you and just eat food. Ray Peat was against supplements and advocated for food to be your medicine.
@danielfowler79483 ай бұрын
I like Georgi, but when he says low carbers can't sprint.. it's just not true. Last summer I was doing carnivore and sprinting like crazy, as well as doing a very active outdoor job.
@KenWang23 ай бұрын
Same here
@keralee3 ай бұрын
Wouldnt it depend on how well liver is storing glycogen? People with damaged matabolisms tend not to store sufficient glycogen or maybe use it faster than can make it?
@basicforge3 ай бұрын
How about HIIT for maintaining muscle and improving VO2?
@SB-qv3yo28 күн бұрын
I tried to call Dr. Matthews but he is no longer there. I am in need of professional to help with supportive metabolic care in a spinocereballar atrophy case.
@judithcervizzi66092 ай бұрын
What dosage of niacinamide and how many times a day?
@ub2-ko6cy3 ай бұрын
Georgi mentions using a drug to block cortisol peripherally, can the same blocking be done using high dosages of exogenous testosterone ?
@adamcatchesfish61483 ай бұрын
Yeah probably. Or any of the other androgens. All are anticortisol.
@Matthew-bf2nc3 ай бұрын
Lol I swear y'all are junkies. You want to know what blocks cortisol better than any of these garbage supplements and hormones? Food and sugar. Taste good and is good for you.
@ub2-ko6cy3 ай бұрын
@@adamcatchesfish6148 going to give 250mg sustanon a try!
@jarodk73963 ай бұрын
What are thoughts on Dr. Johanna Budwig and the oil protein diet.
@StrongSistas3 ай бұрын
I have no idea what that is but it doesn’t sound good 😂 why do people look for extremes?
@lulur114911 күн бұрын
How do we simply cure endotoxin?
@Kolmir3 ай бұрын
Georgi is right, our body is an ecosystem (Complex Adaptive System), not just a complicated machine...
@kaylabryson19323 ай бұрын
Links? I can’t find them, you said you’d post them ? Great show
@heidimartin1835Ай бұрын
However, aspirin is a blood thinner. Large doses causes heavy bleeding.
@garrettlangmaid79653 ай бұрын
So excited to see georgi back here. Not to mean this in a disrespectful way, but why is Georgi fat? If anyone has heard him talked about why i’d love to hear the reason. My speculation would be that it’s because he doesn’t want to induce stress by losing weight but I don’t know.
@Matthew-bf2nc3 ай бұрын
Probably from all the supplements and hormones he takes. His body is obviously not healthy.
@marlenecampbell54392 ай бұрын
I wish Georgi would answer this. He says cancer is metabolizing fat instead of sugar but a pet scan uses radioactive glucose to locate cancer ...how do you explain that?
@scoobydadog2462 ай бұрын
I highly doubt he said that , although I didn't go back and listen; but I've heard him talk about CA metabolism many times, so know he does not believe that. Cancer cells cannot use fat, nor can they use glucose PROPERLY, but only do glycolysis, the first step, which is more primitive. Normally then glucose (and fats) are processed in the mitochondria via oxidative metabolism. The end product of glycolysis is lactate/lactic acid, which then builds up. So yes, the PET scan will locate CA cells based on the higher rate of glycolysis. Many say cancer 'thrives on sugar', assuming sugar is 'feeding' the cancer, but it's really that CA can't process the sugar properly, and produces too much lactic acid.
@marlenecampbell54392 ай бұрын
He said that drugs that block lipolysis like insulin and meldonium forces the cells to use glucose. He said cancer is like diabetes type 1 and is oxidizing fat right in the beginning....
@PJee0692 ай бұрын
Does someone know if Georgie still activ in the ray peat or another forum?
@joshjoshjoshjoshjoshjoshj3 ай бұрын
Georgi sounds so different with this mic 🤯
@gmw30833 ай бұрын
The izrul paradox. Mass insanity due to high pufas?
@donnahalstead5312 ай бұрын
All I hear from low carb groups is cancer likes glucose not fat and inc insulin is bad opposite of what he’s saying 🤷♀️ so many contradictory opinions don’t know who is right ???
@Kilo_of_Milk2 ай бұрын
I know right!
@Chollanger148-pv8jpАй бұрын
There are truths to it. Early stage cancer is often associated with fermentation of glucose producing lactic acid after the usual glucose metabolism is compromised. Late stage cancer will be driven by glutamine
@coolparrots26723 ай бұрын
I would love to know where to get, and how take the 2 hydroxy benzoic acid ( ??? ). I have RA and have tried everything but have never heard of this. Of course i would try it!
@marlenecampbell5439Ай бұрын
He said sigma Aldrich I wish he would sell it at idea labs. I tried to order from sigma and it took me around in circles
@coolparrots2672Ай бұрын
@@marlenecampbell5439 yes, i wish he would sell it!! Let me know if you find it elsewhere
@jamesb463 ай бұрын
He returns
@corvusprojects2 ай бұрын
What implications does this knowledge have for intermittent fasting? Is it good/bad? How much is too much fasting?
@saved36713 ай бұрын
So zero carb diet, like carnivore is not good????
@climate-civilizations3 ай бұрын
He looks like he could do with a month or two on low carb.
@stuartrees91263 ай бұрын
He was one of the early carnivores, like Danny Rodney. Paul Saladino and Co are only catching up, then ditching it after years living on stress hormones, with an unhealthy low body fat.
@viob13592 ай бұрын
Where can a regular person get 26 dihydroxy benzoic acid? Can anyone get it or is it prescription only?
@Yiayia33 ай бұрын
So how are you supposed to burn excess body fat if you're not supposed to be in lipolysis