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No. 1 Dementia Treatment | Hal Cranmer
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Meet Hal Cranmer, former Air Force pilot and now owner & director of multiple nursing homes in Arizona. Hal took it upon himself to research the best ways that he could care for his patients, many of whom suffered from Alzheimer's dementia. Little did he know that following these tested but unorthodox methods would lead to significant improvement in many of his inpatient's conditions, even to the point of some of them returning home with their families and not needing full time nursing care. If you of someone you know sufferers from memory loss or dementia, don't miss this amazing story that could change your lives forever. Enjoy!
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@anthonychaffeemd 9 ай бұрын
Thank you everyone who watch the video! Please let me know in the comments what you thought of it and if you have a friend or loved one who is suffering from dementia or Alzheimer's please leave a comment about how they are doing and what sort of interventions have been tried and how they worked as this would be very helpful to others dealing with this issue. Thank you!
@SimplyHuman186 9 ай бұрын
Jj thompson himself did not agree with the theory of the electron. It was only after the nobel prize was given that he went along with the fame. The same way the medical fraud has taken place, science has been misled. Instein was a plagiarizing biggot. "one stone" instein meaning one stone , was a " fuzzy haird crack pot" said nikoli tesla. You might like to watch or read some of Ken wheelers work. It's very interesting. Understanding that electricity is not electrons. Light is not a duality. It works just like sound. Disturbing the ether.
@MsBethharris 9 ай бұрын
I have a question regarding carnivore for someone who struggles with eating/digesting meat. He is having real memory issues, and depression. He can see first hand the difference carnivore/ ketogenic diet has made in my life and that if my son (who had a traumatic brain injury 3 years ago). His issues with going carnivore stem from having a stomach band implanted many years ago. He literally cannot “stomach” a carnivore diet, and sadly, cannot afford the surgery to have the stomach band removed. Is there ANY way to implement carnivore/keto in his situation?
@Lileigh980 9 ай бұрын
I am terrified of Al's and dementia. My mother passed from alzheimer at 98. I'm was keto for 3 years. I felt great but lost no weight. I went meat and water 2 weeks ago. Lost 5 lbs first week. I am clear minded and feeling good. I upped the quality of meat. I will never go back. Still having difficulty with getting enough fat. So putting butter in coffee as I work nights.I'm 79 in a couple of months.
@judyweigl9604 9 ай бұрын
Very good interview. Lots of information to think about. With Fibromyalgia, I do have some memory issues, but knowing carnivore can hold off dementia is a bonus, not to mention some of the other issues brought up here. Thanks 🙏
@gettin-stuffdunn6028 9 ай бұрын
Excellent content - so needed!! Hal might also find the work of Prof Stephen Cunnane with the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at the Universite de Sherbrooke, PQ (University of Sherbrooke) useful. He is currently conducting research using exogenous ketones with nursing care residents. He mentions this in a KZfaq video titled "Ketosis and Alzheimer’s: A Metabolic Neuroscience Journey with Dr Stephen Cunnane."
@ormandhunter3546 9 ай бұрын
I cured my wife’s dementia with diet alone! It’s been over three years now, and she is still cognitive and functional
@anthonychaffeemd 9 ай бұрын
That's amazing! I'm so glad to hear that
@ormandhunter3546 9 ай бұрын
I also impacted my sons ADD. He went from a struggling student to a straight a student after changing his diet a supplement with 3000 mg of omega-3 combined with the carnivore diet. I also utilize good state brand, ionic magnesium and salt in water.
@ormandhunter3546 9 ай бұрын
I also wanted to take a moment, and thank you for everything that you do young man. You’re an inspiration to me!
@googoo554 9 ай бұрын
Amazing! Well done to you. Thanks for sharing.
@zayukgd843 9 ай бұрын
That is awesome thanks for sharing
@brendaraymond8657 9 ай бұрын
My mother had had Alzheimer's for about 15 years and lived in assisted living before I moved her to Costa Rica to live with me. When she came, she used a walker and dozed off constantly. I ended up gradually taking her off 10 medicines incl for Alzheimer's, diabetes, depression, non-existent cholesterol issues, non-existent high blood pressure issues... She improved dramatically without the meds and by my making sure that she did everything she was capable of without help. She became able to walk, get dressed, get in and out of my SUV, go up and down stairs, etc by herself. I was even able to travel to the US with her twice by myself. And she could climb my sister's very steep stairs for the first time in years. I didn't know about Carnivore then, but definitely cut back on the sugars and increased the meats. I was doing Paleo at the time. My mom was kicked out of assisted living because of diarrhea problems. I ended up figuring out that she had an allergy to tomatoes, and probably most nightshades! She lived 5 more years with me when no one thought she would live more than two.
@veronicamoreno1225 9 ай бұрын
May God bless you deeply for giving your mom 5 good years.
@latinaustralia 9 ай бұрын
My father was diagnosed before the pandemic. He's declining quickly but his wife (nasty woman) refuses to follow anything but her cashed up doctor tells her to so. My dad is in a home. Would love to have him back under my care before he goes completely
@canadianalien370 9 ай бұрын
@@latinaustralia. This makes me so angry. I’m so sorry.
@cmwHisArtist 9 ай бұрын
When my mother got bladder cancer, they started her on Lipitor and she got so demented within two months, I had to go live with her. In the hospital when she woke up from having her bladder removed, she thought everyone was trying to kill her and wouldn’t take food or drink from anyone for four days. They insisted it was the anesthesia. Finally my logic kicked in and I asked what anesthesia she had been on for her two ureter operations, and they said same med. so I asked what is she being given for pain? And they said Dilaudid. She had never had that before, so I had to force them to take her off it. Two hours later she was crying and apologizing to everyone, but had gotten so weak she barely lasted two more weeks. She was 92. Her mom passed at 101.
@annmarie9215 9 ай бұрын
You are an incredible daughter
@Onegreatcook 8 ай бұрын
I was the Director of Dining Services at a senior living facility here in Dallas. I had a budget of $1.35 per day per resident. That was for three meals a day, 2-3 snacks and desserts at lunch and dinner as well as beverages. I have been on the ketogenic diet myself after learning about the Bredeson protocol I used while caring for my mom who was diagnosed with alzheimers. I couldn't keep feeding those seniors the junk I was expected to and quit almost a year ago. The senior living and assisted living facilities are a racket! $1.35! Unbelievable! And it was absolute junk
@DL-xo7fn 7 ай бұрын
@@user-ve3fr2sz9c we did the same with our mom, she stayed safe at home with us. Those places charge a fortune for a poor soul to stay there and it's horrible what they feed them.
@rawrevelations2002 7 ай бұрын
I finally had to put my schizophrenic brother in a home after caring for him 14 years. In 3 days @ the hospital they fed him massive carbs and his lactic acid levels shot up to 3.9!!! 4 is deadly. He gained 30 lbs in 3 weeks. My friend told me he worked for Peterson Healthcare in Illinois and they gave out awards to the people who thought up cheapest meals for patients. But with his psych diagnosis no other nursing homes will take him. It is so upsetting seeing what they are doing to him made me almost pass out the first time I visited him. In months he is in heart failure, edema, gaining weight, no exercise… I had him on an all Organic, whole food, keto leaning diet at home and he was off all meds. Anyway. The homes are a scam. God bless you for having a conscience.
@kathykalafut5228 7 ай бұрын
That is a crime.
@Arnsteel634 7 ай бұрын
@@kathykalafut5228I work in a nursing home. It’s not a crime. Immoral yes. But oh so legal
@tracywatts1459 7 ай бұрын
I’m in Canada I spent 25 years working in complex care facilities. The last care home I worked in the food budget was $3 a day. If you do UD -CAN conversion . It’s about the same. My residents never see avocado or salads. Fruit was low grade fruits . Most meals come from low nutritional frozen foods. Peas corn always mash potatoes with gravy or rice. breakfast always toast and oatmeal 100% carb breakfast bacon only on Sundays. Fish only on Fridays. Juice juice juice from concentrate . Never any milk or a push for an extra cup for serving water . I seen good teeth rot to nothing inside of a few years . Afternoon snack was sometimes a muffin or 1/2 sandwich bedtime snack more carbs. also 1/4 sandwich usually a mystery meat is what I would call it when a resident asked what the sandwich. was. It is so sad. Considering there are higher choke risk with elders especially if there was a history of stroke so the home are limited to what is safe to serve on a extremely slim budget. Also one health authority I worked under many residents were given supplements . Often Calcium sometime omega 3 often D. Others residents from different health authority never received any. That’s up to the family and doctor to add to their med routines but the one facility nobody received any supplements to compensate for low nutrient food. Depression usually is inevitable within 6 months of admission. On night shifts at 11 pm I was in charge of all the care on the floor of all 40 incontinent residents. It was brutal work . People slip and fall break a hip cause you can’t be in 40 rooms supervising at the same time. Childcare has LAWS against this why not elder care! These people can not be potty trained. It’s one thing to tie up a child’s shoes but a MS patient weighing 300 lbs is not the same. The work is brutal and the pay is too. I retired from it 7 years ago. I’m 50 now with spinal stenosis 3 slipped disks and spondylosis in half of my spine. It was a forced retirement. It literally broke me. We have to ditch the Canadian and American food guide . We all know it’s endorsed by industry.
@MrBDezno 9 ай бұрын
My great great grandfather lived to 107 (died 1914) and his sons lived to 102 & 103. They breathed clean air, drank clean water, ate butter, lard , meat ...
@donnafisk2014 9 ай бұрын
Yes, real healthy fat,for brain and heart function, schools, health care brag about following government health care requirements,, keep government out of Americans farms, health,
@debpratt52 5 ай бұрын
@@donnafisk2014 I worked in a school cafeteria for a while and all they did was dump frozen crap out of bags and bake them. The free breakfasts were all sugar - French toast, yogurt, fruit, OJ - the kids were all sugared up!
@Luckyluck558 5 ай бұрын
...and drank water from the mountains, not from.plastic bottles...
@LindaSmith-jf8jb 3 ай бұрын
Thank you for all your information! Nothing is better than learning from others experience!
@saraheart2804 2 ай бұрын
Yes, my grandmother and her siblings lived into their 100's. They ate a lot more than meat and lard. They ate vegetables, fruits, pies, and cakes, too.
@jeanninevautrin3145 9 ай бұрын
I had lost 25% brain function, forgetting words, could not complete sentences and would meet friends and not know their names. Started carnivore, I am restored.
@repentjesusiscomingsoon1529 9 ай бұрын
Hallelujah, that's excellent!!!
@damianjones6546 9 ай бұрын
That's amazing!
@goberianchloex3646 9 ай бұрын
Oh come on now lol
@deborahharvey854 9 ай бұрын
Thank you Am having trouble remembering words Am 74 I crave meat From now on will eat what I crave Have B12 shot monthly. Have started thismine a great difference after a short time. Reading about vitamins b3 know I need it so will start as soon as I get it Diet is so different for each one Doctors don't seem to have much nutrition knowledge You have to treat yourself as best as you can
@repentjesusiscomingsoon1529 9 ай бұрын
@@deborahharvey854 Deborah, PLEASE do look up Dr. Mary Westport on here! Her husband was getting dementia pretty badly. She fed him 3 tablespoons of ORGANIC, UNREFINED COCONUT OIL daily (1 after each meal) and was stunned by how much better he got!! I'm 76 & tried it also, it works! I put a little bit of plain Cocoa Powder in it and freeze it -- it tastes like a delicious chocolatey treat! God bless, I hope you do try it & check out her videos.
@EdnaCloud 9 ай бұрын
What an amazing man Mr Cranmer is, he didn't sit back and think of his profits, he really cares about his patients. Well done.
@anthonychaffeemd 9 ай бұрын
Yeah definitely, it's such a good thing to see, and rare these days
@Truth15freedom 9 ай бұрын
"Take care of people, and the money will come." That's the way it's supposed to work.
@debbiec6216 8 ай бұрын
Wished ALL DOCTORS would help the way , Mr Cranmer did. We need more people like Mr Cranmer.
@clovermark39 5 ай бұрын
It’s so heart warming that there is still people like this. That want to help not looking to money all the time.
@elenarogers5311 5 күн бұрын
@@debbiec6216 Yes, he is very impressive. A man with a heart.-
@camisnyder3460 7 ай бұрын
I am reversing my myopia!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I could tell in a week my vision was getting clearer when I became strict Carnivore!!!!!!!!! What else can just eating meat do for us?! Thank the Lord!!!!!!!
@tracywatts1459 7 ай бұрын
Meat has no sugar and no carbs. The 2 main dietary factors in diabetic insulin resistance. Dementia is Diabetes #3. Glucose meter studies show that if you eat your veggies first and your meat next and last your starch you can chop the glucose sugar spike from 20-30% . The FDA food guides are so so behind but we all know they are endorsed by the highly GMO wheat and corn producers. I was in community healthcare for 20+ years. All my diabetics told me if they drank low fat milk 🥛 like skim ( lactose is a sugar) they would have a huge spike but they were ok of they drank whole milk? Because the higher fat and protein in whole milk is a balancing act. We need fat. The brain is made up of 70 % fat. These diseases are caused by sugar spikes keto and carnivorous diets are the secret antidote for dementia Parkinson’s MS cancer and diabetes. Eggs 🥚 are my go to food. There are enzymes in eggs that break down cholesterol so it’s not true they are bad for cholesterol.
@audreygregis8721 5 ай бұрын
Go search for Dr. Lisa Weideman on YT. She is an Optometrist in NJ, a Carnivore for 15yrs, and started nudging her patients about trying Carnivore. She now has a huge following, group coaching, just a lovely person. She just did a fabulous video using all the testimonials sent to her reversing every kind of eye condition out there on her new channel...kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hL6Ig5dh36fNhZc.html Her original channel is CarnivoreDoctor, which has lots of videos, including recipes.
@Nanmoses2023 4 ай бұрын
@tracywatts1459 Can I replace eggs for meat even though I have had a heart attack. I dont eat meat except fish . And how much meat daily or how many eggs.
@StrongBodyandMind33 4 ай бұрын
@@Nanmoses2023heart attacks are usually due to clogged arteries. The good cholesterol will help break down the bad cholesterol. Consult your dr., but I eat 4 eggs everyday.
@Nanmoses2023 4 ай бұрын
@StrongBodyandMind33 Thank you so much for that . I usually eat only 2 eggs a week, but I always want more . I will certainly add more into my diet because I love eggs . I never have eaten meat except fish . Have a lovely day. 😊
@dinebonte4014 7 ай бұрын
I was put on statins by my doctor. I noticed I lost my short term memory, so I threw the statins away! What an improvement with my memory!
@rochellefreeland4338 3 ай бұрын
Good for you! Statins are the first domino to fall!
@stavross3321 3 ай бұрын
Statins is slow poison.
@goofygranny1020 2 ай бұрын
Statins are horrible.Only drug company benefits.
@belfedhaltayeb8958 2 ай бұрын
What statins please..❤,?
@lapislazuli7876 2 ай бұрын
Problem is you can’t just come off statins quickly. It’s dangerous. Studies show you can get heart attacks and strikes etc coming off statins.
@rlwings 9 ай бұрын
Wow, a guy owns an old folks home but his clients keep leaving. Turns out the owner fed everybody a Carnivore diet and they started getting better!
@cathycoryell2351 9 ай бұрын
Pin this at the Top!
@marshaferguson5297 9 ай бұрын
Hero ❤
@Metqa 7 ай бұрын
People keep leaving ALIVE rather than leaving the other way...
@centpushups 4 ай бұрын
Old folks to new folks
@creatiffy 3 ай бұрын
Fab
@daymoonfarm2903 9 ай бұрын
I'm 68 years old. My mother died of dementia, and my greatest fear is to follow in her footsteps. I started carnivore one month ago, and it's encouraging to know this might help me die with my mind intact.
@repentjesusiscomingsoon1529 9 ай бұрын
Please see Dr. Mary Westport's videos on here. Her husband was getting dementia pretty badly and she began giving him 1 spoonful of ORGANIC, UNREFINED COCONUT OIL after each meal. She was amazed at how much he improved and began giving lectures to other Doctors. God bless.
@ppadget4976 9 ай бұрын
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@renegademystic2771 9 ай бұрын
Be very careful with any fear as it more easily becomes reality due to the focus, and imagining that scenario mentally. Best to continually replace the fear thought and images with the opposite. Imagine how you want to feel at any future age, and feel the feeling of it, and thank your future self for maintaining excellent mental and physical health along the way. I have heard that Taking Shilajit on a daily basis is an excellent dementia preventative. Fear nothing. Nothing has power over us without our consent, and attention. All the best. 😊
@1Hope4All 9 ай бұрын
Good for you! 🙏🏼 with being on the Carnivore diet, you will not be needing any coconut oil. *Animal Fat* is the *BEST* fat you can consume for your *BRAIN.* Coconut oil is just not enough. It will help, of course because it's a fat but it's not an *Animal Fat* which is the Quintessential "Rolls-Royce" of fat that you can consume for the health of the brain. Instead of seed oils, vegetable oils, canola oils, and even coconut oil, the much better alternatives are fats from ruminant animals: *Butter, Ghee, Beef Tallow.* You can also have bacon grease although pigs are not ruminant animals but it's still better than coconut oil. And do not be fooled by high levels of LDL. Don't let the doctors fool you into taking a Statin for a higher LDL. A higher LDL for a Carnivore is a good thing. Coconut oil will not give you is high an LDL that you need for your brain as any animal fat would give you. And if you're nervous about cholesterol because your doctor might tell you something about it, just know that it's the particle size that matters and not just the LDL. So you would have to test the LDL-P and not just the LDL.
@1Hope4All 9 ай бұрын
@@repentjesusiscomingsoon1529if a person is on a carnivore diet, they do not need coconut oil. Any animal fat is better than coconut oil and will give you the cholesterol that your brain needs.
@amyfarrell8799 2 ай бұрын
My husband reversed his dementia with ketogenic diet. 68 years old. Now carnivore.
@zmonz Ай бұрын
What type of dementia did he have? Was it frontotemporal dementia? What did his diet consist of? Did he take any vitamins? Please I’ve been searching for curing my mom.. I know there is a cure out there
@amyfarrell8799 Ай бұрын
@@zmonz he never was diagnosed as he wouldn't go to a doctor. He got lost in familiar places and was confused when I asked him questions. Angry too. Meat and low carb vegetables. Coconut oil . Butter, tallow. Fish too. Mostly beef and lamb. He is fine now. Vitamin d, k2, c, magnesium
@zmonz Ай бұрын
@@amyfarrell8799thank you so much!! I’ll try that with my mom.. she got it young 😢 she was 46 when it started and now she’s 58.. anyway thank you so much ❤️
@amyfarrell8799 Ай бұрын
@zmonz good luck. Dr Chris palmer has videos on this and brain health too
@michelleduncan9965 8 ай бұрын
I about cried when Hal Cranmer said (about the little lady living at his care home) "We had ribs the other day & she just gobbled them up." Bless her heart.
@ShannonHansenCook 9 ай бұрын
I am a psychiatrist and I have diagnosed perhaps 500 to 1000 elders in my past with demenita. Hal is my new hero. Thank you for bringing him here Dr Chaffee.
@ellanola6284 9 ай бұрын
@ShannonHansenCook, I hope you can make a difference to your patients. It is so exciting to see many trully caring people in medical profession. I am based in the UK & tried to provide this type of care(daily care & live in care) following Dr Bredesen's teaching. It has been difficult as there is no support from doctors & very little support from families.
@anthonychaffeemd 9 ай бұрын
You are very welcome! I'm so glad clinicians such as yourself are open to these sorts of treatments and are willing to use them to truly help your patients. So thank you for that!
@ShannonHansenCook 9 ай бұрын
Well, the struggle is real. I tell people, and..... most simply look through me. I think the future requires more major shifts from all of us. I do not feel my part these days is big enough. But, I will persist. Thank you again because I love this stuff. It is what will save lives.
@lamel1781 9 ай бұрын
@@ShannonHansenCook We desperately need more doctors with your approach. Thank you!!!
@xmale75 9 ай бұрын
500 - 1000 is a huge difference, 900 - 1000 is more understandable.
@rosalietabinor7080 9 ай бұрын
My mum is nearly 93yrs old. Doing her own research she became carnivore 6mths ago. The most significant/life changing "side effect" has been regaining bladder control. From having no ability to control the urine for at least 30yrs, she now can "wait" until she gets to the bathroom. This change happened after 2wks!! This now affords her so much freedom when going out and even during the day generally. Plenty of savings ($$) aswell with the cost of products previously needed to manage this problem. Thank you Dr Chaffee and all the carnivore community!!
@foodmonsterweightloss5886 9 ай бұрын
I almost cried when I read your mother had been incontinent for 30 YEARS and now has control. What an amazing improvement in her quality of life. Hooray for you for supporting her on her carnivore diet.
@nevillegoddard4966 9 ай бұрын
@@rosalietabinor7080. Wow Rosalie that's just fantastic news! I bet your dear mum's life is infinitely better now, & her dignity has been restored! What a wonderful story I'm so happy for you both! Is there NOTHING this carnivore diet can't fix, or at least improve? Now we can add incontinence to the list of problems that the carnivore diet can really improve. Thank you so much for sharing!!! 😃👍
@rosalietabinor7080 9 ай бұрын
Thank you. Mum is a researcher at heart and LOVES to read and learn. She has been the supporter in many ways. I and my husband are now carnivore aswell. I haven't seen/heard anything about this reversal of incontinence to date from being carnivore. I'd love to know of others who have benefited in this way.
@rosalietabinor7080 9 ай бұрын
I am hoping this will help slow my husbands cognitive decline from MS. No change at this point, 5mths in. At least I know we are on the best diet for us.
@nannygirlkc 9 ай бұрын
Yes! Same here. I had the "gotta go" syndrome and after being carnivore for 5 months, I realized that was gone. Also, no more ear wax build up and no more post-nasal drip.
@DonnaKayMystic 5 ай бұрын
This was fantastic!!! I am a Therapist and work in a fairly large hospital and the food they feed the patients is disgusting. I even got called by my Supervisor and told not to recommend patients “not eat sugar and foods that turn into sugar.” One patient was a heavy drinker who just had a Quadruple CABG..and his daughter is a dietitian! She was mad that I gave her father that advice because it’s not a part of my Occupational Therapy scope of practice! Flipping unbelievable stupidity happening!Thank you so much for bringing this man to our attention! Hopefully others will follow his example! I live in Florida and would love to work at a place that’s this nutritionally well informed! I eat mostly fatty meats, butter, cream, dairy with a little veg and feel great!
@natashab3412 2 ай бұрын
Not to mention The horrid ensure..
@elenarogers5311 5 күн бұрын
I have never been able to understand why hospital food is so nutritionally deficient.
@theresalashley2045 3 ай бұрын
This man is a hero! I really wish this kind of care was available everywhere.
@9879SigmundS 2 ай бұрын
Hero is the right word. Medal of Honor level hero. The best sign our society is sick is that this man hasn't been given multiple awards. Thanks for pointing it out.
@wisdomandy9361 9 ай бұрын
The MOST underrated Carnivore channel. A lot of people reference Dr Chaffee but his sub and viewer count isn't reflected. Keep at it! Because I thoroughly believe this channel will blow up when people can't ignore the evidence.
@cornstar1253 9 ай бұрын
People just love their food entertainment. It's a tradeoff. Keep the goodies and lose your health or lose the goodies and increase your chances of keeping your health longer.
@wisdomandy9361 9 ай бұрын
@@cornstar1253People need to thoroughly adjust to elimination before they make sweeping changes like adding carbs or sugars back. Far too many people breaking back into some weird carb addition but never allowed their body to fully heal. Depending on your age or health that can take many years, and others can take 4-6 months. There's a section of people who claim "it's not working for me". But I'd be hard pressed to ask them what they're eating and for how long.
@anthonychaffeemd 9 ай бұрын
Thank you very much for that! The main problem is that I am being full on throttled and Shadow banned from KZfaq and have been since about month four of my channel. Had a huge growth straight out of the gate getting 15,000 new subs a month after about two months of starting the channel and then it completely stopped or at least slowed down significantly down to one fourth of that literally overnight. And then I had a number of videos going viral and of course on that same day when all that changed their numbers went down to next to nothing. I even hear from people regularly that even though they are subscribed and signed up for all notifications they never get notifications of anything I do or any videos that come out and have to specifically go to my channel to find them. So this is definitely a concerted effort to suppress what we are doing here
@SilverJ56 9 ай бұрын
You said it right there!! I agree 💯 💪👍
@marianneellman1139 9 ай бұрын
@@anthonychaffeemd I agree that you are not getting the reach like early on. I have been learning from you since day one. I have all notifications on . Nowadays l have to go look for you.. Glad you are still here with your amazing content. Please don't let them stop you.❤
@cynthiawhipple9 9 ай бұрын
I know two brothers (age 74 and 77) who both have been diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia. One is on allopathic and is doing poorly on several medications, still having hallucinations, is like a child... The other brother who was diagnosed several years earlier, has been on Bredesen's protocol for about three years and is LBD symptom free. No processed foods, low carb, good fats like olive oil, lots of Vital Choice wild salmon and sardines, etc. He also did a 4 month QuickSilver Scientific mold cleanse that was a turning point for him. Appreciate this podcast - diet MATTERS.
@anthonychaffeemd 9 ай бұрын
Yes it definitely does!
@kitsylawes7286 9 ай бұрын
Niet
@troycarpenter3675 9 ай бұрын
What is 4 month quicksilver mold cleanse???? I need this
@m007mm 9 ай бұрын
@@troycarpenter3675 yes, it sounds interesting...
@izzyzon4975 9 ай бұрын
Me too
@angelajane1038 7 ай бұрын
I worked as a carer for 29 years in the same nursing home. A lady came in totally confused, unable to speak properly, diagnosed with dementia. The lady was registered with a local practice and her meds were stopped or changed. I watched this lady totally change to normal capacity, she returned home
@lizziel4876 5 ай бұрын
What a testimony! Which country are you in? My mother-in-law (88) has dementia and has gone downhill fast, especially since fracturing her femur in January and going into hospital and now a care home. She is due to come home next week, and have carers (husband too but to be honest he is not really capable of caring for her or himself properly). I am trying to gently persuade my husband to get her taken of at least some of her meds (7 - including statins and metformin) and put on a proper diet. They give her sugary puddings in the care home......unbelievable . Visitors (family...) have brought her sugary drinks and chocolate... She may be 88 but I still think that her health could be improved, as your testimony proves.
@lizziel4876 5 ай бұрын
I can only see your replies in my list of notifications, oddly. Can't find them in the comments under the video. I must be doing something wrong... but thank you!!
@angelajane1038 5 ай бұрын
Love and Best Wishes hope all goes well x
@lizziel4876 5 ай бұрын
@@angelajane1038 thank you!
@PeriveSaena-kf1yd 5 ай бұрын
Ca you provide us with receipies?
@deborahjackson-tk2vb 3 ай бұрын
Absolutely loved this interview. I work in a care home in UK 🇬🇧, and it’s disgusting what this people eat… I have to offer tea and biscuits all the time… breaks my heart. My dream is one day to have my own care home and apply this amazing service. Well done👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@Casa_de_la_luz 9 ай бұрын
I’m a 74 year old female. I’ve been very ill for the past ten years with various illnesses. Chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, frozen shoulder syndrome, hair loss, gum disease and more. I started carnivore three months ago and I cannot believe how much better I feel. I had a horrible rash thing with pustules on my feet for a year that was horrible. It kept spreading and getting worse. Three months on carnivore and it’s almost gone. I have energy, and my stamina has improved significantly. Brain fog is gone and I no longer feel depressed. Arthritis in my hands is gone. Both the swelling and pain, gone! My muscles are coming back as well as overall strength. I eat twice a day. Bacon and eggs for breakfast, and steak for dinner. Sometimes I make pork chops for variety. I’m never hungry. Last week I was traveling for the day and couldn’t find what I needed to eat so had two pieces of fried chicken. That night the arthritis flared up and two days later the pustules started coming back. Now ten days later everything is normal again. I’m completely convinced that the meat only diet is saving my life. I can’t believe how much stronger I’m sharper mentally. I have Dr Chaffee to thank for that. I haven’t tried fasting yet, but I’m about to give it a try.
@anthonychaffeemd 9 ай бұрын
I'm so glad to great you are doing so well! That is really great to hear
@user-tg9nn4nn9h 9 ай бұрын
Are you saying that eating chicken is not to be recommended? Or do you mean to say that fried the chicken was the culprit? I love fried chicken but always fry it in coconut oil which, I believe, is great for the brain.
@jujubunnybea 9 ай бұрын
The chicken she ate was most likely fried in vegetable oil and was coated in flour ( wheat ) both these are VERY inflammatory to the body. Nothing wrong with eating chicken 👍😊
@darrenvail8726 9 ай бұрын
@@jujubunnybea True, you got it. Stay off the vegetable oil, eat animal fat. Also the chicken skin is good for you, has K2 also. To your health!
@Casa_de_la_luz 9 ай бұрын
@@jujubunnybea Just to clarify…Yes, covered in white flour and fried in seed oil was the problem. Not the chicken itself.
@s12_22g 9 ай бұрын
Friend is pregnant now, blood sugat is at 120. Her diet plan given by her doctors are mainly rice, bread, fruits (banana), veggies and she must avoid meat, even fish. She said herself that if she eat everything on the plan, her blood sugar goes up (as if 120 is not high already). But telling her to cut carbs, her answer was "but what can i do, thats what my doctors said i should eat". Logic and common sense are so hard to find these days.
@anthonychaffeemd 9 ай бұрын
That's really sad to hear. Can you tell her that this doctor and many others such at OB/GYM Dr Jaime Seemsn recommend she should do the exact opposite?
@s12_22g 9 ай бұрын
@@anthonychaffeemd I tried, sent her all the videos of doctors that says the opposite but unfortunately she has closed ears. Her last message is, "she just pray that she and the baby will be ok".
@s12_22g 9 ай бұрын
@@anthonychaffeemd Even the doctor that i know, says that the baby needs carbs.😥
@nevillegoddard4966 9 ай бұрын
@@s12_22g. Most doctors are not even qualified to tell ANYONE what or not to eat. They should just shut their damn ignorant mouths! I wonder what the physiques of these doctors are like? - fat oafs?
@Debbie-jz6ef 9 ай бұрын
Too many carbs will cause gestational diabetes.
@CallieMae3 6 ай бұрын
My mother had early onset dementia, and passed away at the age of 68. if only this was known 20+ years ago perhaps my mother would still be with us today. Thank you.
@carolinemarie44 4 ай бұрын
My mother had this early onset dementia as well. I do wish I knew too back then!
@miryreina925 4 ай бұрын
I love how this interviewer allows his speaker guests to actually SPEAK! Great channel 👌👏💓
@lisalopez7982 9 ай бұрын
This is so encouraging. I am APOE4 at 48 with memory problems since my 20’s. My mother and grandmother both had dementia. I’ve been on carnivore for two months and already have seen a slight improvement in my memory. I’m no longer hopeless.
@nevillegoddard4966 9 ай бұрын
@@lisalopez7982. Wow that's great to hear Lisa! I hope you continue to improve every day you poor thing! Please educate me; what is 'APOE4'?
@lisalopez7982 9 ай бұрын
@@nevillegoddard4966 APOE4 is a genetic marker which can increase risk of Alzheimer’s.
@OMGaNEWBIE 9 ай бұрын
@@nevillegoddard4966 - APO-E- 2 or 3 or 4 - Is a Gene. A blood test is the only true way to determine which one you have. Avoid those online saliva tests. #2 = Eating no fats will kill you. #3 = Eat Low fat diet #4 = Eating fats will kill you. Then there are sub-categories. ie: 2/3 or 3/4. You can google it.
@edyt.8761 9 ай бұрын
@nevillegoddard4966 APOE4 is a genetic polymorphism (variant/mutation) that makes people more predispose to have dementia/ Alzeheimers. Read and watch Dr. Perlmutter's work. Also Dr.Sten Eckbet and Dr. Berg have good advice. (KZfaq)
@lisablake3733 9 ай бұрын
@@nevillegoddard4966 My husband had Alzheimer's and the ApoE4 gene was on both sides of his DNA. I believe that's called a " homozygous" condition. It's the same for my own celiac disease gene.
@marianneellman1139 9 ай бұрын
Absolutely loved this!!!! As an ex dementia care worker,this truly hits my heart. For so many years l was knocking on doors but only got deaf ears. To see what Hal is doing is absolutely a true service to people. I could only dream to hear what this man is doing . I congratulate him for his hard work , empathy and love for people. As Hal said it gets him out of bed every morning. Thank you Hal for making a difference. This is exactly what the industry needs. In my experience nursing home s are just making money and of sick and dying people . It is criminal, l would go as far as to say it is wicked! So thank you Dr Chaffee for interviewing this wonderful man. Lets see a CRANMER STANDARD OF CARE!... If people only knew what was going on in nursing homes they would change there diet to avoid at all cost to end up in your average care home. Again thank you for educating people with information that can really make a difference in the world.🎉❤
@rubynibs 9 ай бұрын
Empathy? Empathy is lower than pity; it means an intellectual understanding of another's state. That doctor is _compassionate_ . Compassion is sympathy in action -- the highest, most beautiful form of human interaction.
@marianneellman1139 9 ай бұрын
@@rubynibs yes compassion would have been a better choice of words.
@nevillegoddard4966 9 ай бұрын
@@@rubynibs WRONG! Lower? Empathy means you can imagine yourself in the same situation & feeling the same things that others feel in that situation. Utter stupidity to try to correct someone with something that is totally incorrect. Try checking your facts next time. It took me less than 30 seconds to verify mine.
@jenniferarnold-delgado3489 9 ай бұрын
yes , yes , yes and yes . care home option should not be necessary and not be the norm .
@rubynibs 9 ай бұрын
@@nevillegoddard4966 Incorrect. _Empathy_ is from the Greek, and means an _intellectual_ understanding of another, generally of a person's state of distress. A lot of people don't seem to know this. _Sympathy_ is the word you describe. Look up the prefixes of these words and see for yourself.
@kimberlyryan8618 4 ай бұрын
As a registered nurse who has studied much about alternative health practices, one practice stands out that will interest you. There are 4 metabolic dominant types, thyroid, adrenal, gonadal and pituitary. Eat have different dietary needs. None includes sugar. Thyroid dominance needs a little of every "food goup." Adrenal dominance needs occasional fish and white chicken with lots of vegetables and rarely fruit or grains. Gonadal dominance are people who could be vegetarian if they wanted to but eggs and fish are ok 2 times a week. Low fat milk and dairy are ok. The pituitary dominant person can eat as much meat as they want! Your guest looks like he is pituitary dominant. Your guest and the doctor who studied the carnavore diet is also pituitary dominant. What this means is that when you feed a carnavore diet to anyone else who is not pituitary dominance, they will be ok for a short time but eventually develop issues with constipation, kidney disease and other issues that are really electrolyte problems. The higest sources of potassium are in vegetables and without vegatables in a latge portion of meals, they develop chronic conditions that are based in too little intracellular potassium. Also, dementia has now been found to be caused by missing specific gut bacteria or an over growth of bad bacteria. The bacteria can be in the mouth, nose, bladder, vagina, any place that has chronic problems. The bad bacteria in the gut are gram negative and they make endotoxins when they die. Essentially, the cell dies and it's cell walls fragment into tiny pieces that spread all over the body and brain. The amyloid plaque is a sign of brain inflammation and it's efforts to fight the nerve damage. Giving a dementia patient a carivore diet is basically going to kill the bacteria producing the endotoxins. But not all of these endotoxin producing bacteria are going to be eliminated. You have to replace the bacteria that are missing. Dr William Davis, cardiologist has discovered that most people are missing at least 3 very important intestinal flora. He teaches how to culture these organisms into yogurt to eat and his patients recover from everything that ails them!
@isabelleuna4734 2 ай бұрын
Yes I think I agree with you. It's not one fit all diet. We really need to know ourselves before we make a change to our diet. I am going to look more into what you said. Very interesting. Thank you very much for sharing ❤ By the way how do you determine which dominance a person falls under?
@womanwholovescolors 22 күн бұрын
how do i know where I belong, what's my dominance?
@mamalor13 9 ай бұрын
I could bring my mother back to complete clarity by getting her to eat some beef or chicken just once a day. Sadly, she would get mad at me for pressure on her to eat and would send me away, through my brother who was paying her bills. She would then slip into a half aware, half hallucinagenic consciousness. This cycle was repeated several times over a 10 year period to where I was convinced. My brother eventually put her in a memory care home where she died alone of starvation/malnutrition during covid lockdowns. RIP Momma
@MonikaSmetanova 7 ай бұрын
I am so sorry to hear about your momma. I'm going through this with my dad right now, he's at the beginning of Alzheimers/ dementia, and it's fighting me all the way on showering, cutting his nails, bruising his teeth. Everything is a repeat loop discussion on why he needs to do this, after 83 years of being the most hygienic, strict and intelligent man on earth. Now he couldn't care less when I tell him that all the bacteria in his mouth will infiltrate into his bloodstream, heart or brain and can kill him. That is also surely aggravating his back and bone pain, his mood as well. He gets really mad when I push him to take care of himself, and had been calling me Hitler and that I'm not happy unless I'm controlling somebody and telling them what to do. That I yell, which i have to raise my voice since he lost hearing in one ear. He also had prostate cancer, but tells our entire family and friends that there's nothing wrong with him and he never goes to the doctor. False as well. Anyway, I am doing everything I can after moving in with my dad 8 months ago to take care of him the best I can. I also have the most amazing partner who helps me with cooking and taking care of dad when I'm not able to some days, since I have been living with degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis, fibromyalgia, vertigo, high blood pressure and now anxiety and depression from the stress of all this. I think we all do the best we can to help our lives ones during these horrible illnesses. Sending you and everyone dealing with this situation strength, love ❤️ to keep going, be strong.
@mamalor13 7 ай бұрын
@@MonikaSmetanova It is very hard and there are no real answers. The nurses at memory care told me to just go along with what mom said and lie to her when needed. I couldn't do it. Best of luck in your situation!
@MonikaSmetanova 7 ай бұрын
I've read that as well, I also can't do it. Thank you for your well wishes. Take good care.
@leslienoble9736 9 ай бұрын
I'm listening to this crying and sobbing. My husband was a chiropractor, a naturopath, acupuncturist and a degree in nutrition among so many other studies during his 65 year career in natural healthcare. We did not eat the SAD. We ate organic, growing much of our own food and lots of local in season organics. I'm sure that kept him going as long as he did. He was going downhill slowly after an extensive surgery for an aortic aneurysm 14 years ago. The last 2 years his mental and physical decline accelerated at a horrifying pace until he passed away on this May 30th at age 93. If only I had known about carnivore even a year ago, perhaps I could have turned around his undignified death. I tried everything that I knew. I've got a whole storage tote of supplements desperately trying to remediate the problems he was facing but to no avail. It broke my heart to see him decline to a mere shell. It devastated me when I saw the cause of death on the death certificate...DEMENTIA and MALNUTRITION IF only I had known 😢
@amazingrace1958 9 ай бұрын
Leslie, you tried your best. That’s all one can do. Many do not even get the level of care or love you gave him. You were there. You were present. You loved him. And one day you’ll see him again and I’m sure he’ll say, “You did your best. But it was the loving care & attention you gave and I needed most.” Also, you don’t know if that diet would have been the answer. He lived to be 93!! That’s a long life. Remember the good times and let those negative thoughts go. ❤
@goldiegirl7247 9 ай бұрын
So sorry for your devastating loss but, you shouldn't blame yourself when you didn't know and your husband would be sad if you did. Keep strong and live your life it's what I'm sure your husband would of wanted . Much love to you.
@rpierce7004 9 ай бұрын
It sounds like you worked as a team for many years and that is so wonderful. Be comforted with that and know you did the best you could with all the misinformation that we are being fed by media and doctors. Maybe he sent you to this info so you are able to take your health to the next level. You’re still here and now you need to concentrate on yourself. ❤ Peace
@GK-ho9kv 9 ай бұрын
I am so sorry for your loss! I totally agree- imagine people and their relatives would have any idea and understood what to do diet wise- how much suffering could be alleviated and stopped - it is tragic as the info is out there but not profitable :/
@repentjesusiscomingsoon1529 9 ай бұрын
I am so sorry!!! Please, please do not beat yourself up over it. You did the best you could!!!! God bless you and comfort your heart.
@kathyrichter2408 9 ай бұрын
This was very good news to hear that carnivore diet is helping Alzheimer’s patients! My mother suffered from Alzheimer’s and was such a terrible disease. My father also had dementia, but was not diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. I’ve always assumed that this would be in my future as well. However, I started a carnivore diet 15 months ago and have lost 75 pounds and feel wonderful and am age 68. I now feel after seeing this video that I will have a much better chance of avoiding Alzheimer’s!! Thank you for the work you do!
@anthonychaffeemd 9 ай бұрын
You are very welcome! Yes I definitely think it will be much less likely you develop any sort of dementia or Alzheimer's if you're able to continue on with a high fat cornerboard diet and avoid things like alcohol cigarettes and other neurodegenerative substances
@motherofthreeb6337 9 ай бұрын
The Amish in Lancaster, PA are now eating the junk the average American eats. I look in their carts and they are full of processed foods. I also see them in the pharmacy line in Wal-Mart's! They've, unfortunately, have deviated from eating off the land exclusively.
@gomogo2000 9 ай бұрын
@@motherofthreeb6337That's disturbing to hear! I also have a story kind of similar. As a nutritionist and vendor at Wisconsin WMs for 10 years I would look in people's carts and talk to them about better foods to eat. I had a store where I'd regularly see the Amish shopping. I was always very impressed with the excellent job they did buying the healthiest foods, as well as lowest chemical cleaning products. I understand that they eat traditionally, but when they sell baked goods at farmers markets, they use junk fats and probably other less healthy ingredients.
@elizdonovan9219 9 ай бұрын
Could you please give an example of what you would typically eat in a day. Is it only meat? I would really appreciate it if you could take the time to explain your diet as I wish to copy it. Thank you. ☘️🌝🌲
@imjohnny08musicstation93 9 ай бұрын
@@elizdonovan9219me too
@tomc1121 8 ай бұрын
Somebody needs to tell Bruce Willis this.
@lisagarrett6966 9 ай бұрын
We cured my husband of 29 years of chronic lymphatic leukemia, hbp and diabetes with diet and the Greek test to see what ivs would be best for him. It took a year but his doctor had to keep halving his meds until he was off. Then he looked 10 years younger for 2 years completely healed. Then he took the tainted flu shot. Gone in 4 months. Bravo for you helping people. You are an Angel dear sir.
@imjohnny08musicstation93 8 ай бұрын
You mention that your husband has high blood pressure..can you please explain how was his number after changing to carnivore.thanks..
@Violet3017 8 ай бұрын
I’ve heard so many stories about what happened after getting the flu or Covid shot! The saddest thing of all is that the mainstream media refuses to report these facts. Thankfully my husband and I know that getting jabbed is the worst thing you can do for your health. Getting pressured by your doctor is also sad because they are following the Big Pharma propaganda.
@contagiousintelligence5007 4 ай бұрын
How did you change his diet?
@user-wj4lk2sq8q 9 ай бұрын
I’m so pleased with Hal. He’s doing right. I was a cook at a nursing home and I made bone broth for all my soups and many other recipes. I steamed rice and veggies in BB. I offered mugs of BB in the evening and it helped them sleep. Older bodies love bone broth. Easy recipes my grandmother taught me. She knew so much that a lot of Dr’s have no clue about.
@imjohnny08musicstation93 8 ай бұрын
How do you make your bone broth.how many hours did it boil
@user-wj4lk2sq8q 8 ай бұрын
@@imjohnny08musicstation93 on the stove 12 hours for poultry and 24 hours for beef bones. Be carful of herbs in your BB best not to use them if you don’t know the health concerns regarding herbs. Keep it simple onions and celery are must. Myself I don’t use carrots because they tend to sweeten the broth. I add garlic the last hour of cooking. Another thing never boil broth. Treat it gently. Beef bones need to be soaked overnight in ice water with a splash of vinegar to draw out impurities and blood. You can find recipes on KZfaq for all kinds of broths. Enjoy
@gisellemagraibhaigh8342 8 ай бұрын
Fantastic! It's almost like "health by stealth" 👍🙏❤️
@northofyou33 8 ай бұрын
I second that question. How do you make your bone broth?
@Dustandfuzz 8 ай бұрын
@@northofyou33 Boil bones
@thegram9207 9 ай бұрын
As a dentist I was working in such care facilities here in Sweden. It was depressing to see . Better die young or eat meat and never get old and need help. What this man does seems a lot nicer and home like. Respect lives all life .
@ellanola6284 9 ай бұрын
thegram9207, I hope that you are biological dentist?
@macfamilyoflove 9 ай бұрын
@@ellanola6284 In Sweden?!!! As common as hen’s teeth sadly….
@oneseeker2 9 ай бұрын
Assisted Living and Family Care Homes certainly have all the right words to MARKET! I would need 100% proof! The DOHHS would not accept his menu. Proof other wise I say hog wash!
@imjohnny08musicstation93 8 ай бұрын
Am thinking the same.
@SD-my9so 9 ай бұрын
God bless you Hal! I was a hospice aid for ten years. I went to many group homes and assisted livings during my years there. There were only two homes in all those years that took compassionate loving care of there people. The rest, dope them up, put them in recliner, or bed, feed them, cheap starchy food rice and pasta. God bless you both for caring about the elderly.
@repentjesusiscomingsoon1529 Ай бұрын
This is so HEARTBREAKING!!!
@Stache6942 8 ай бұрын
I am on month three of my strict carnivore diet. I am sixty-three and have had chronic inflammation and major depression. I lost three inches from my waist and gained twelve pounds of muscle . My inflammation is almost gone and my mood has be improving exponentially. No corn, Enriched flour, and no seed oils, and my health has drastically improved.
@tlsings55 7 ай бұрын
No olive, grapeseed or avocado oil?
@Stache6942 7 ай бұрын
I occasionally will use olive, avocado, and coconut oil only. I mostly use animal based fats.@@tlsings55
@LadyRebecca363 6 ай бұрын
@@tlsings55 😉 I love all 3 of those oils & coconut oil...
@glaze1106 2 ай бұрын
Outstanding! may I ask what exercise you did?
@Stache6942 2 ай бұрын
@@glaze1106 I do not exwercise.
@cindas7944 9 ай бұрын
I was raised on lots of carbs, sugar, chicken and pork chops cooked on aluminum foil and processed food. I was 99% vegetarian since 1990. At age 67 this year the chickens came home to roost so to speak. Even though I was not overweight and haven’t been for decades, (5‘,3“ 105 pounds)I had a BIG sugar addiction, fatty liver and severe gum disease. I started the carnivore diet June 19, 2023. I am literally healing all of my ailments. I am extra excited about healing my gum disease. It is halfway healed. There were giant blood red receded gum pockets where 2 teeth were getting ready to fall out. The situation is reversing itself. The pockets are no longer blood red and are filling in with healthy tissue. I can’t tell you what a blessing this carnivore diet has been!
@opsgreg8392 9 ай бұрын
What kind of meat do you eat? Any tips for the teeth ?
@markhedger6378 9 ай бұрын
@@opsgreg8392if you are on a tight budget you can buy stewing beef, pork lamb hocks, cheaper cuts and casserole them slowly with just non starchy vegetables, include the fatty bits and bones for more nutrition, tinned sardines and eggs are also very beneficial too.good luck
@TWC6724 9 ай бұрын
I’d like to know as well.
@MonikaSmetanova 7 ай бұрын
Hi, I'd love to know what exactly you eat, and how you're reversing your gun recession. I've been on pain meds for 12 years for my spinal stenosis and fibromyalgia, also high blood pressure, and in the last few years my guns have receded rapidly and I've lost 4 teeth. Pls tell me how you did this. Appreciate your response, thank you!
@Deryee123 7 ай бұрын
Watch Dr Berg about gargling with hydrogen peroxide for your gums might help.
@lynnedavis4819 9 ай бұрын
My mom recently passed in assisted living. She was so addicted to sweets.they have crap food in nursing homes and always wanted to start what you have. Thank you so much for all your effort. Most of the problem with my mom was depression. I am a firm believer that this diet would have helped that as well.
@sheilasmith7779 7 ай бұрын
Lynnedavis: Yes, as a mental health provider for 30 years, my model of health was a systems perspective. Everything must be considered to determine the imbalance causing depression. BUT a systems model is NOT the medical perspective or approach to diagnosis or treatment. From a medical perspective, a gut problem has nothing to do with a brain problem. The mental health field is no different than the medical field...myopic in perspective.
@evanlerman5447 7 ай бұрын
Most nursing home food is processed with empty calories
@Dreamweaver777 7 ай бұрын
@@evanlerman5447 Follow the money, cheapest possible, they are doing the same in the schools with our children.
@Yellow-oc4sl 2 ай бұрын
@@sheilasmith7779 I disagree with that your gut gi tract is connected to the brain all hormones as well as nerves , so if you have an infection in your gut gi tract it will and can affect the brain , just like covid can do inflammation infection, allergy, organs and make a person ill
@lulubelle53 9 ай бұрын
The world needs more of both of these amazing men!!
@salobrena6442 9 ай бұрын
This guy deserves a Nobel Prize..What a great interview.
@oscarcat1231 9 ай бұрын
By telling people to kill animals to eat? We are physiologically herbivore. Yes sugar and refined carbs are bad.
@waynegnarlie1 7 ай бұрын
I was near death before embracing the carnivore diet, but just six months in, my depression is gone, my energy is back to what it was in my youth, my clarity of thought and productivity has almost fully returned. The standard American diet is only good for the profits of the Pharma industry, the doctors that are improperly treating patients with their products and the processed food industry. This is reminiscent of the historical revelations that lead, (Pb), then used in food and wine packaging was making people insane and causing early miserable death. Thank you doctors for your pioneering efforts, your great courage and your scientific honesty.
@stevetheaxe 8 ай бұрын
Awesome video though on a personal level its breaking my heart. My beautiful Mum died in my arms in May as an end to her battle with Alzheimers. Im remembering sitting there in a consultation with a "specialist" with Mum and Dad and I asked about the benefits for the brain using ketones instead of glucose. I got shut down and made to look stupid and uneducated, mum was prescribed all these medications and it was all downhill from there. I just didn't know enough to push back and with my parents blind faith in doctors the course was never corrected and now she's gone. Even with me at 55 and reversing osteoarthritis and still laying bricks every day people still think im crazy that I only eat once a day and don't eat carbs. Conversations like this are so important. Thank you sharing it publicly.
@vc4154 7 ай бұрын
@stevetheaxe, So sorry for your loss,Your mother would be so proud of you for at least trying to get them to hear you, keep on curing yourself, We are winning.Namaste.
@Marylmac 6 ай бұрын
My son is the same age and only eats once a day too. He said it was hard to cut out the social aspect at his works "smoko" times in Australia etc. He is logistics manager for the municilpe council. But now he just eats a leg of good ole' Aussie lamb each night, he slow roasts on his special BBQ dome thingy. His daughter's doggie loves him as it gets the left over lamb and has a hundred bones around the yard, he plays with now!
@stevetheaxe 6 ай бұрын
@@vc4154Thank you 🙏
@stevetheaxe 6 ай бұрын
@@MarylmacIm Aussie too! Yeah I can't even imagine eating at work anymore. Couldn't if I tried. Just cook up a steak; lamb or fish pretty much as soon as I get home and every day feels like the last supper. I appreciate it and feel like I've earned it. There was a time years ago where if I missed smoko it was a bloody tragedy! It was all psychological I guess. There's a little bit of an adjustment period but the benefits happen so quickly it inspires you to keep going. Now it's a way of life. If our anscestors had to eat 3 times a day we probably wouldn't even be here I reckon.
@Marylmac 6 ай бұрын
@@stevetheaxe Exactly mate. Do you have the obligatory beer or no alcohol at all? I used to have a glass of bubbly maybe once every 3 months, perhaps, but I have gone right off it now...even tho am not fully carnivore this week, am eating out the fridge of all the good keto foods I had bought before I started my carnivore study. So, end of this week I begin 100% carnivore...but I live in a tiny village in Hungary, and the beef here is not plentiful, mostly chicken, turkey and pork. So am buying some baabaa sheep to grow and eat in a few months, setting up a chook run for fresh eggs and hoping to rent a neighbours paddock for a jersey milking cow for cream and making my own butter. Milk here is full of parmalate, which oz bucked at 20 odd years or so ago, and you can't buy real lamb here either... it's "100 year old hoggett" or worse and sawn into 2 inch cubes, bones and all...the entire thing...and needs boiling for 4 to 6 hours depending!! Aussie lamb and beef is a treasure for sure. Enjoy it mate!
@victoriar9728 9 ай бұрын
Thank you Dr Chaffee for your work! My husband and I are in our mid 60's and we went carnivore for the past 47 days. He is T1 diabetic and had been on insulin for 30 years, now he is only injecting 3 units of insulin from 50 units , lost his belly fat, feels stronger and better, and not complaining of aches and pains. On my part my arthritis on my fingers went away, lost belly fat, and normalized my blood glucose. We stopped snoring too:) I think we will eat like this. I save a lot of time prepping food compared when we were on plant based , and I think it is cheaper coz we are not buying a lot of food! We do not want to be get old and sick! We want to be healthy into our retirement! And Kudos to Mr Hal Cranmer for doing a good job with the seniors. God bless you!
@chrisdawson3859 9 ай бұрын
I keep telling people it is cheaper than those darn snacks everyone buys ..the chips and cookies etc. Those things add up!!!
@barbaradibartolo2620 9 ай бұрын
😊
@debblouin 8 ай бұрын
I am T1 as well. I reverted back to a bad diet and have been paying the price. I may try this.
@MsPokiepie 9 ай бұрын
I am such a fan girl of Hal Cranmer!! It warms my heart that someone is actually Caring for our weak and frail population!! Thank You Hal!! ❤❤ Bless you!
@karronlaneNOLA Ай бұрын
YES!!!
@ksgirl8813 7 ай бұрын
Hope you can keep having him on throughout the years. Would love to hear more of his stories of people getting better.
@the_sojournersbus 7 ай бұрын
My mom died of Picks disease which is a relatively rare dementia at 57. I wish this information was talked about back then. I’m doing carnivore now in my 30’s to hopefully offset the disease. Thank you for putting this information out. 💕
@RandomUser25122 9 ай бұрын
What I like the most about Hal is that this isn’t technically his job - he’s not a doctor or a nutritionist, he’s simply s9me one who runs care homes but is unhappy with the usual outcomes for those in his care. Those last 3 words are often forgotten by most care homes - families are trusting him with their precious relatives “in his care”. This is going above and beyond the call of duty 👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏽👍🏽
@michelerowes4340 9 ай бұрын
Sounds like a back handed compliment !! Be nice
@joepimental6938 9 ай бұрын
I cared for (loved) a gentleman, career military retiree, thin !, with mild dementia, mostly independent, - when put on a statin drug, within 1 week was walking out the facility front door naked. The med was stopped and he was back to normal.
@magneticflux7833 7 ай бұрын
My grandma has dementia and lives in assisted living. But they wouldn't listen to me nobody will. Maybe this podcast will help someone. 🥺🥺
@deboravoth6732 5 ай бұрын
Best interview of Hal Cranmer that I've seen to date. I'm Canadian but I think he is a great American hero. Thank you for this wonderful interview.
@debramoore1428 9 ай бұрын
Thanks Hal. May you rise to Superstar status and get all the respect you deserve. I admire your empathy and dedication.
@beautifulgirl219 9 ай бұрын
Hal Cranmer is an absolute HERO. He is helping people and changing lives greatly for the POSITIVE. A man who really put himself on the line to make a difference for people. GREAT video Dr. C and Hal. THANKS and cheers. :)
@christianprincess1878 7 ай бұрын
It's really nice that he cares so much about his patients health that he's willing to do what he does.
@nancycrabtree6312 9 ай бұрын
This was a wonderful interview. I’ve been considering carnivore for some time. I really hate getting weak. It’s heartening to know this can be reversed even at my age of 74. Also, it’s encouraging to know our brains can be healed!
@Marylmac 6 ай бұрын
Better still, learning of this and implementing it, at 82 years of youngness! Have been transioning, from keto to carnivore, as I completed all the nuts, avos, olive and coconut oils, in the past few weeks. Have still been strict keto 2 years now, but adding more beef and an extra egg daily, and am shocked that my shoulders are seemingly feeling bigger and must be because a little jacket I wear has become tighter across my shoulders and upper arms. I have not gained or lost weight as I weigh 99pounds, am under 5 feet high, so it is interesting. By the end of this week I'll eat full carnivore for the next 6 months, so will see what happens. I have an April appointment with my endocrine specialist who is keeping an eye on me while I managed keto, with her knowledge and blessing, as she saw the results and told me what I should do to aid my own treatment of insulin resistence, without pills or potions. So, being without a gall bladder too...the extra oils /fats I was consuming, after being a non butter, fats, fried or such consumer for 55 years since my gall bladder was removed, I did suffer a bit at first, but bought gallbladder supplement and after the first year was gradually able to cut down to nothing now. But do keep them on hand if I feel the need to help disolve consumed fats.
@reubkam1043 9 ай бұрын
At 62 I was found with artery blockage. I gave up sugary and processed food immediately. I didn't know how much fat was inside me. Two months into this I gave up all grain and fruit. Ninety days in, down 16 lbs look thin like I did when a teenager, restless leg that I'd had for 15 years gone. Fall to sleep easily, Depression gone with new goals for the future. Mental fog and midday tiredness gone. My dear wife of 32 years saw what was happening to me and is on board and looking great. Thank you all in the low carb community
@oscarcat1231 9 ай бұрын
What’s wrong with fruit? How are your arteries now?
@eyewideopen9083 9 ай бұрын
@@oscarcat1231 fructose and sugars/carbs.
@oscarcat1231 9 ай бұрын
@@eyewideopen9083 Nothikg more healthier than fruits.,Natural sugar. Don’t let them deceive you.,
@eyewideopen9083 9 ай бұрын
@@oscarcat1231 tell that to Steve Jobs who was a fruitarian and died of pancreatic cancer.
@oscarcat1231 9 ай бұрын
@@eyewideopen9083 lots of people die of the disease. Why single out Jobs?
@melissa7254 9 ай бұрын
Hal Cranmer transforming lives and giving people hope like that..that's what I'd call badass! Thank you for this.
@anthonychaffeemd 9 ай бұрын
You are very welcome! I'm really glad you like it and I definitely agree about Hal!
@susan9522 9 ай бұрын
We are going to start this today. Mom is 95 with dementia. Looking forward to a change in her condition. She lives with me at home.
@denasellsKC 6 ай бұрын
How's it going for your mom?
@elbo55 5 ай бұрын
@susan9522 any update?
@---rg1gb 3 ай бұрын
Update?
@iuiixl601 9 ай бұрын
My mother had dementia for 12 years, she passed after I listened to her doctors giving her medication she didn’t need and it didn’t work. I started giving her fish oil and mct oil and she started recalling my name and began to recognize me and my children. I wish I would have continued my research and looked into it more but like I said I was listening to her doctors and they were telling me she would not get get better. Also, if your taking statins get off it takes the fat out of the brain, the brain needs fat to function.
@TravelMore0406 9 ай бұрын
I do physical therapy in assisted living homes, and the shit they feed them and how they treat makes me want to open my own assisted living homes! I’m so glad someone out there is doing it!
@angelashort1331 9 ай бұрын
My hubby is in just such a care situation , You're right , The food is really poor nutrition , I take in meat meals for my man. He devours it with gusto , I take in soft boiled eggs , and other things to supplement , I've tasted some of his food The Switzer home should be embarrassed at what they pass up as a meal .
@jcm4923 9 ай бұрын
As in Joe ( "on Thursdays we get pudding") Biden
@karenmiles9822 8 ай бұрын
That goes for schools as well!
@lauriearnold6847 8 ай бұрын
Have this hope of change 🙏 for this.
@lauriearnold6847 8 ай бұрын
❤🙏
@mojinxx 9 ай бұрын
I so appreciate this interview with Hal Cranmer. He’s settling a new standard for assisted living care. Wish I’d known about him a few years ago❤.
@lauracoussens6207 8 ай бұрын
My dad passed at 81 from a heart attack (stenosis diagnosed), but with his mind fully in tact. He loved his BBQ'd rib eye steaks.
@Mr_Fission 4 ай бұрын
I wish I had seen this podcast three years ago. It could have saved a life. My mom died of dementia last year. At the very end, I tried giving her MCT oil, in the hopes that it would give her some more brain fuel to use. But all it did was confuse her and make her physically aggressive. The disease had progressed too far at that point, and my small intervention wasn't enough. But if I had known about the carnivore diet and other low-carb intervention a few years earlier, I think she'd still be around today. The suffering that dementia caused her still haunts me.
@repentjesusiscomingsoon1529 Ай бұрын
Her suffering is over and you did the best you could, God bless you!!!
@malindsell 9 ай бұрын
I grieve, as I know a number of Alzheimer’s and dementia sufferers who are getting worse by not being told this life-changing information. If you mention anything like this (as I try to) people think you’re nuts! It’s going to take years for this to become accepted. Meanwhile, I’m reversing type 2 diabetes (of 23 years) on a carnivore diet. Today was the first day my morning bs was low enough for me to not need an insulin shot! God bless you both, gentlemen. Regards from England 🏴.
@malindsell 9 ай бұрын
@@ada5851 Thank you for your kind comment. I’ve still a long way to go, but I’ve nothing to lose, either!
@melanieoliver302 9 ай бұрын
I'm so happy for you! I wish you continued success!❤
@idizo2963 9 ай бұрын
I am eating carnivore in hopes it will bring my insulin resistance down. Hopefully its not too intrusive to ask how long have you been eating carnivore.
@malindsell 9 ай бұрын
@@idizo2963 I have been keto on and off for years. Whilst in hospital October 22 I was persuaded to go back to eating more carbs. I gained 30 pounds in weight. My insulin resistance got worse and worse until I needed 150 units a day to keep my blood sugar under control. In May 2023 I went strict keto - meat and veg only (greens, salads). Reduced insulin to 30 units a day. Lost 28 pounds. It was only 10 days ago I went strict carnivore. Yesterday and today my blood sugars have been 6.5 and 6.9 on waking (sorry, I don’t know American units. I think you multiply by 17 to get the figure).
@clarechapman392 9 ай бұрын
Hello fellow Englander! Hopefully Anthony has many followers here (I'm in Bristol). So many people suffering in hospitals and care homes that feed them carbs /sugar all day long. I'm just getting confident enough to talk with people about it where I see an opening. But yes, disbelief and resistance in some measure to be expected. It's a paradigm shift.
@toni4729 9 ай бұрын
I sure hope this affects more people all over the world. Too many people are losing their minds through sugar and carbs.
@macfamilyoflove 9 ай бұрын
& info over-saturation & ‘comfort’ & so called ‘medicines’ & so called ‘health food’ etc etc
@Antandthegrasshopper 9 ай бұрын
Hope this will help someone: I've been helping my friend with early onset of Dementia for the last 2 years. She's 62 and I noticed the symptoms around mid 50's. My only issue is that she also has some mild psychosis symptoms (Paranoia) due to fading memory and also, she's stubborn and doesn’t think there is anything wrong with her. The struggle is real however, in the process of helping her I've made my health better. Here is my daily protocol with her. Morning: 2 mile walk followed by free hand exercise. 15-30 minutes breathing exercises/meditation/Affirmations (Look up 4-7-8 breathing) Weekends: 15-20 mile bike ride Breakfast: scrambled eggs with mushrooms and other veggies and greens Coffee with MCT Oil, Supplements - Fish oil, vitamin D and zinc Lunch: Plain yogurt with nuts, seeds and some berries Dinner: Fish with Veggies or Chicken with Veggies Evening: 30 minute walk, followed by meditation and lights out by 10 PM Once a week - Small Chicken Pizza Miscellaneous: Hydration, NO Sugar, NO Seed oil (Only Olive oil or Ghee)
@LadyRebecca363 6 ай бұрын
Olives have seeds ... Avocado & grapes too...!
@annettewald9056 2 ай бұрын
@LadyRebecca363 Read "Dark Calories" olive oil, and avocado oils are healthy.
@nancysnead5132 9 ай бұрын
GOD BLESS YOU HAL CRAMMER & DR. CAFFEE FOR THE HONEST MEN YOU ARE!!
@toni4729 9 ай бұрын
I'm seventy-two, live alone. I really fear the thought of being dumped into a place that will feed me because I know what is good for me. I've been basically carnivore for thirty years. Australia.
@juliegoodison7476 6 ай бұрын
you seem to know exactly what is good for you and you must keep doing this and stand up to anyone who will gainsay this. I am 77 with many health probs but not too bad cognitively and will be following the above diet as much as I possibly can. xoxox Julie, Gold Coast
@toni4729 6 ай бұрын
@@juliegoodison7476 Good thinking, I'm in Brisbane and seventy-two. Nice to meet a neighbour.
@clovermark39 5 ай бұрын
Keep active as well.
@Ron-kn6ur 3 ай бұрын
Everyone is different. I am 70 yr and live alone and have been eating vegan for about 15 yrs. I have no health problems and do a lot of hiking which I have been doing for 49 yrs. Stay healthy as long as you can to avoid going into nursing homes.
@lapislazuli7876 2 ай бұрын
@@Ron-kn6urI think it’s just luck because it’s now known that veganism Doesn’t work. You can’t get all the minerals and vitamins in plants alone. I know you’ll say they do but they just don’t. So many vegans are always exhausted and lack that liveliness. You cannot just eat plants. Humans were not wired or designed or eat plants only. It’s so obvious.
@gladysma308 9 ай бұрын
7:24 Dr. John Jaquish, 3x equipment, book 9:19 Dr. Bredesen Protocol 39:20 senior with the Home for 6 years story 47:00 diabetes seniors
@SuperReznative 7 ай бұрын
Thank you
@Queenie-the-genie 4 ай бұрын
Native Americans did eat a mainly carnivore diet but they also gathered some foods. Some native people told me that they did not just go around “looking” for foods to eat - they actually cultivated them in the sense that the pruned them etc. to get the most out of them. They knew where they were. THEY WERE VERY HEALTHY back then. when they were captured and put on reservations, they were given wheat flour and bad oils and they began eating fry bread…. and got fat. Also, they were now inactive where they used to be extremely healthy.😊
@lauraw.7008 Ай бұрын
When harvesting bulbs of Camas, you don’t take them all. You make certain to leave a percentage of each patch to grow for the following year. Camas is rich in inulin.
@papillonbleu721 9 ай бұрын
This was a fantastic interview! As a nurse, I’d love to have an assisted living like this! I’ve been working in addiction recovery for over six years and have even considered a long term sober house with keto or carnivore protocol. Also, my dad’s health has waned and he’s wasting away. I’m going to talk to him about trying carnivore and seeing if he can start feeling better. This is so very valuable. Thank you so much!
@mayanmist 6 ай бұрын
How’s he doing? Did he agree ? :)
@Milana_Kay 9 ай бұрын
Thank you! What a fantastic interview! I've been carnivore for 4 months now and my depression is gone, as well as my IBS symptoms. I sleep better, I have no acne anymore. If I injure my self my wounds heal faster, my muscles grow at an incredible rate and I don't need to work hard to maintain them. I WANT to exercise for the first time in my life and I'm feeling alive again, and it's all thanks to doctors like you who share and explain what proper human diet is. ❤️❤️✨
@MsCaryopteris 9 ай бұрын
Both of my parents have dementia. Dad passed over a year ago. Thankfully her care facility is pretty good. When she as living at home and just had care nurses coming in, she would forget she’d already served dessert, so the hidden camera my sister installed showed they were having 3 bowls of ice cream after dinner! The facility is therefore better, but still has too many carbs and fake sugar desserts as she has diabetes. Ugh. Too bad my sister has power of attorney etc, so she wouldn’t let me make changes for them. They put dad in a wheelchair, but every time I’d visit, I’d get him up. He was so happy to be allowed to walk.
@anthonychaffeemd 9 ай бұрын
I'm so sorry to hear that. Maybe you can get her to watch this video and think about making a change for her.
@sherylmcguire1790 9 ай бұрын
So sad when siblings won't try anything different! We can pray for justice!
@sheilasmith7779 7 ай бұрын
MsCaryopteris: And I would guess their diets were the same?
@maryannetetzschner6113 8 ай бұрын
I took care of my 87 year old mom for the past 5 years but couldn’t do it any longer. I was so exhausted and stressed out. My mother is now living in a private care home facility. How do I convince them to change her diet to all meat? They have a daily meal plan they follow. I applaud you Hal for caring for your residents 👏🏼
@EugeniaLoli 7 ай бұрын
They won't, because they have a budget per resident.
@LadyRebecca363 6 ай бұрын
Play this video for them !
@lapislazuli7876 2 ай бұрын
@@LadyRebecca363😂
@BonaFideWildLife 9 ай бұрын
God bless Hal Cranmer for having a heart of gold! Faith in humanity is restored knowing that there are people who care about the elderly vs seeing them as dollar signs.
@stewiecountry 9 ай бұрын
What a great conversation between two men doing amazing work.....love it!
@anthonychaffeemd 9 ай бұрын
Thank you I'm glad you liked it!
@gigiautor3153 9 ай бұрын
Yes Dr. Chaffee, you are right. I am 75 years young and found carnivore 11 month ago and I only can say: I love you very much for your personality and work. You are a wonderful man thx. Thank you for your interview partner as well and appreciate all the motivation and comfort.
@karencahill4798 8 ай бұрын
This is an eye opener for me. I’ve been mostly a vegetarian since that craze. I am 67 and have been experiencing increasing brain fog. It scares me. Thank you both for this vital information. I feel hopeful. 👍I cannot afford to lose weight-at 120 lbs. 5’7. I have read others testimonies on how meat restores brain function here on this site. Very encouraging indeed.
@donnaleveron5711 8 ай бұрын
Our brains need natural fats, no seed oils that cause inflammation. Use olive oil, coconut oil, avocado oil, animal fats, leave the skin on chicken. The low fat craze is anti-health.
@anthonychaffeemd 8 ай бұрын
Yes a lot of people have unfortunately been hurt by that, but it is definitely not too late. It's never too late to stop eating poison. So have you started eating more meat, and specifically cut out the carbs in sugar to go ketogenic? That makes a massive difference, and full carnivore next the biggest of all. But yes it will absolutely help with brain fog for almost everyone, and the energy dynamics of the brain are such that eating high fat meat diet with no carbohydrates will really help. The brains primary energy are ketones, not glucose. And you need to be in ketosis to have high ketones unless you want to take them exogenously, which isn't very effective as they only last a couple hours and taste like absolute hell. As to losing weight, initially you might lose some unhealthy water weight and inflammation, but this wasn't weight that you needed anyway, it's not lean body mass. If you are eating enough fatty meat until it stops tasting good then you will not lose lean muscle mass but instead tone up and even put on muscle and bone density, especially if you do residence exercise.
@karencahill4798 8 ай бұрын
@@anthonychaffeemd Thank you, Dr. I am excited and I have hope.🙏🏼 I looked up Residence Exercise and am ready to join a gym where I’ll have total access and support. (This will make my daughter happy) funny thing is, I grew up body surfing at California beaches ( reside in Oregon, after my husband died, now 25 yrs.) and was in top shape well into my 40’s. And 50’s. Riding by on a fast horse I look healthy. Little did I know it was my diet that was the culprit. Glad I stumbled onto your site. I have hope! Who ‘woulda thunk?’
@suzannej2134 20 күн бұрын
Can be cured in a couple of weeks by lots of butter
@patsywee9400 3 күн бұрын
The host, Anthony, is awesome. He allows his guest speaker to speak and he listens intently, too. So rare.
@carnivoreheals 9 ай бұрын
My dad has late stage dementia. My grandfather (my dad’s dad) had it, too. I was unsuccessful in getting my mom to try keto/carnivore with him for the 2 years he was at home with it. He progressed very quickly and is now in a memory care facility for 10K a month. The meals are terrible with lots of carbs and very little protein. The unlimited snacks are just junk-food sugary pre-packaged Franken-foods. I’m carnivore (2 years) to try to not be the third generation to get it. 😢
@anthonychaffeemd 9 ай бұрын
I'm so sorry to hear that. I hope that you are able to convince them to change his diet in the home though, you should be able to make special requests for 10k a month. And if they won't, tell them you'll move him to a home where they will.
@CoderTerry 9 ай бұрын
Just love this! Dementia is such a devastating disease if only we could go back and help our parents that are no longer with us.
@JeanineMontgomery-op3kr 9 ай бұрын
I miss my mom everyday! Had I only known about this diet!!!!
@eileenbrogan1575 8 ай бұрын
I started a low carb diet 10 years ago to lose weight. I was in my mid 50s then. I realized 2 months in that my joints had stopped hurting. I haven't been at all strict about staying low carb, it's been an on- again-off-again thing. Mostly I fall off the wagon during the holidays and get back on the wagon when my joints start to hurt.
@anthonychaffeemd 8 ай бұрын
Well even that is going to give you a huge leg up and advantage, so really well done! It's good to see that contrast as well, when you are eating one way and feel really good and then slip up around the holidays and it physically harms you. It's a very good lesson to learn
@murraybrown855 8 ай бұрын
Very relatable comments. Neuropathy and involuntary finger twitching stopped when I started an elimination diet with focus on high fat / low carb. Along the way, dropped 35 lbs and back to university weight. Come Halloween, I started digging into the chocolate bars one afternoon and the problems all returned. Lesson learned.
@juliegoodison7476 6 ай бұрын
@@anthonychaffeemd yes isnt it just wonderful!! thanks Dr Chaffee XOXOX
@OleensEmbroidery 9 ай бұрын
I have been preaching about type 3 diabetes for a year now. So glad to watch another video backing me up.
@BoldCarnivore 9 ай бұрын
Brother, awesome video and a great guest. You are a superhero and you are saving lives.
@M.J.Lyman1776 9 ай бұрын
Bone broth, beef gelatin, 80/20 ground beef...... Celtic salt, pedialyte, milk of magnesia.
@lindadeeks730 9 ай бұрын
I wish I had known about the carnivore lifestyle when my parents were so alive. They lived long lives, mostly very healthy until they got older but things could have been so much better for them. Your story is wonderful. Keep up the good work!!
@sathya999 7 ай бұрын
With regards to so called peer reviewed scientific studies, this is a quote from the former chief editor of the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine: “It is simply no longer possible to believe much of the clinical research that is published, or to rely on the judgment of trusted physicians or authoritative medical guidelines. I take no pleasure in this conclusion, which I reached slowly and reluctantly over my two decades as an editor of The New England Journal of Medicine.” (Dr. Marcia Angell, NY Review of Books, January 15, 2009, “Drug Companies & Doctors: A Story of Corruption)
@juliegoodison7476 6 ай бұрын
Goodness me its so refreshing to read the Truth from a health professional like yourself and I thank you.
@ludakrivo6199 3 ай бұрын
Unfortunately, it getting only worse.
@pamelawoodsum8608 9 ай бұрын
Wow I love this podcast I had heard about some man in arizona helping people get well So happy I now know his name I wish he had his homes here so I could work for him What a blessing he is.❤
@ellanola6284 9 ай бұрын
We need some in the UK.
@PaulRising 9 ай бұрын
I plan to model my residential assisted living homes after Hal's homes.
@repentjesusiscomingsoon1529 Ай бұрын
AWESOME!!!
@miel001 9 ай бұрын
The thing about bad teeth and dementia… spot on! I always thought my mother’s really really bad dental hygiene had a lot to do with her dementia. Long story short, once it was addressed, she showed improvement. But the food they’re giving her in the facility is really what’s doing her in. Too they recently had a Walk for Alzheimer’s fund raiser where they gave out FREE Caramel ladened brownies, fudge with whip cream and big cookies. Suspicious? Yes
@anne-no2ic 8 ай бұрын
at 88 I will try the carnivore diet. I notice I prefer a steak with fat over other foods now.
@4fingeredfrank 9 ай бұрын
This was a very enlightening podcast to watch. Seeing an assisted living home try to figure out how to help patients improve their health is so admirable. I am 82 years old and have been through a lot of health issues in the past thirty plus years and see so many of my elderly friends developing dementia, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease. I have been trying to adjust my diet to avoid these illnesses and how the help my friends deal with health issues. I wish more doctors and health care facilities would look at letting people know a better diet could make people be healthier.
@CP3MoreThanYouSee 9 ай бұрын
Thank goodness for men (and women) who stand up for what they believe AND back it up with facts! Thanks Hal and @anthonychaffeemd. Changing and Saving lives!!
@nolifemowlifelawnmaintenan4347 9 ай бұрын
Right on!!!
@SuperReznative 7 ай бұрын
Some In Canada are Standing UP, but We are being censored in Canada now please share Commissioners Report released in Ottawa by #nationalcitizensinquiry
@pixiedust8486 9 ай бұрын
Thank you again Dr. Chaffee! The timing of this video couldn’t have been more perfect. I live in Arizona and have been carnivore and also helping my mom with carnivore for the last six months for cognitive issues. I finally located a carnivore doctor, although not near her home. I reached out to Hal and he responded instantly! He is going to let me know if he is able to find other carnivore doctors near her. You are both angels on earth! 😇
@angieb4631 5 ай бұрын
Hal is the salt of the Earth. We need more people like him.
@Livetoeat171 7 ай бұрын
I've been having memory problems for the last couple of years, and I started carnivore a year ago. I haven't noticed much difference in it getting better, but it hasn't gotten any worse. I'm hoping being on a carnivore diet will stave off any worsening of my memory.
@annebeck2208 9 ай бұрын
Wow. Hal is a gem!!! Both my parents died 6 months ago in Memory Care. Before they went in I was concerned at the amount of over processed junk they were eating and was told that was so they wouldn't lose more weight. Then in memory care they were fed more sweets and treats every few hours. If I had only known about Carnivore years ago! I would have had them eating high quality ground angus, aka Slasbury Steak!! I also spent over an hour arguing with their Dr. that they did not need statins at almost 90 years old. The Dr. was so worried that they might get a stroke, but my mother's muscles were so weak that she fell and broke her hip, but the Dr. still wanted her on a statin!!! I hope more people like Hall Crammer are in the world!
@alhavana9426 9 ай бұрын
My mom is 77,she been mumbling and talking to herself and hearing people talk to her that aint there,this all started about 1yr ago at the same time the Dr put her on insulin and other diabetes pills,metformin, jardiance and the likes,cholesterol lowering pill,I told him about all the voices and her mumbling that it started when he presrcibed all those pills n insulin,so he pulled her off all of those except wanted her to take just a weekly 1dose of insulin when before it was 4 doses daily of insulin, and then i also told my mom to stop takin the cholesterol lowering pill, me and my sis were soo worried that we are losing our mom to dementia or the beginning of a brain disorder,psychosis maybe,but now since few weeks ago she no longer has any sign of the brain stuff that i mentioned,this post may not be about carnivore but for sugar problems,insulin and cholesterol lowering crap pills do play a huge role in how the brain and metabolic pathways are supposed to function
@jasminflower3814 9 ай бұрын
The brain needs colesterol, so maybe the coleserol tablets that so many people are taking is causing dementia, along with so much sugar.
@eyewideopen9083 9 ай бұрын
For the Parkinson’s improvement, two doctors published a paper 4 years ago (Italian names I believe) outlining giving vitamin b1, specifically benfotiamine which is fat soluble. Their paper showed pictures of two patients before and after showing the significant improvements post treatment. They are on KZfaq presenting their data.
@kimisilv 9 ай бұрын
The Cranmer protocol needs to be published. Thank you both for sharing this very important message.
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