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College of Letters and Science, Montana State University
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 ต.ค. 2016
The College of Letters and Science is the largest and most diverse college at Montana State University.
Catherine Potts - Kopriva Science Seminar Series
Catherine Potts - Kopriva Science Seminar Series
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Science Matters Lecture Series, Kate Brown
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Title: The Great Chernobyl Acceleration Date: February 6, 2020 In April 1986, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant exploded and sent upwards of 50 million curies into the surrounding environment. Working through archives, Kate Brown encountered many contradictory accounts of the disaster and its effects. Realizing that though people and archives lie, trees probably don't. She turned to scientists ...
Western Lands & Peoples: Perspectives on the American West Lecture Series, Bradley Snow
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The Silver Valley, a twenty-five by ten-mile portion of the Idaho Panhandle, is home to one of the most productive mining districts in world history. Historically the globe’s richest silver district, and also one of the nation’s biggest lead and zinc producers, the valley's legacy also includes environmental pollution on an epic scale. For decades, local waters were fouled with tailings from th...
Western Lands & Peoples: Perspectives on the American West Lecture Series, Caroline Fraser
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Over the past few decades, Laura Ingalls Wilder has become one of our most recognizable frontier figures, beloved for her autobiographical children’s novels and known worldwide thanks to the long-running and immensely popular television show based on Little House on the Prairie, still in syndication. Perhaps more than any other single figure, Wilder now embodies our fondest - and perhaps least ...
Western Lands & Peoples: Perspectives on the American West Lecture Series, Brenda Child
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2018 marks the 100th anniversary of a new healing tradition for the Ojibwe people - the Jingle Dress Dance. Brenda J. Child (Red Lake Ojibwe) will discuss the history of the tradition, why it emerged in 1918-1919 and the reasons for its proliferation across Indian Country. The dance has a significant place in modern American Indian life, in addition to being part of tradition and history. About...
Western Lands & Peoples: Perspectives on the American West Lecture Series, Jeff Mow
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Jeff Mow, superintendent of Glacier National Park, will present "Glacier National Park: Challenges and Opportunities During Uncertain Times" as part of the Center for Western Lands and Peoples’ Perspectives on the American West Lecture Series. Summary In the last four years, wildfire and extreme levels of visitation have proven challenging for Glacier National Park. At the height of the visitor...
Western Lands & Peoples: Perspectives on the American West Lecture Series, Julia Haggerty
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Julia Haggerty, an assistant professor of geography in the Department of Earth Sciences at Montana State University and the Montana Institute on Ecosystems, will present "The Third West in Transition: Exploring Resilience in Contemporary Rural Landscapes" as part of the Center for Western Lands and Peoples’ Perspectives on the American West Lecture Series. Taken as a whole, the American West is...
Kopriva Science Seminar Series, Robert Lustig, M.D., M.S.L., March 8, 2018
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Title: The Hacking of the American Mind Speaker: Robert Lustig, Professor Emeritus of Pediatrics, Division of Endocrinology and Institute for Health Policy Studies, University of California, San Francisco; Adjunct Professor of Research, Touro University California
Western Lands & Peoples: Perspectives on the American West Lecture Series, Andrew Hansen
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Andrew Hansen, professor in the Department of Ecology and director of the Landscape Biodiversity Lab at Montana State University, will present "Taking the Pulse of Greater Yellowstone: Successes and Challenges in Sustaining a Wildland Ecosystem in the 21st Century" as part of the College of Letters and Science's Western Lands & Peoples: Perspectives on the American West Lecture Series. This lec...
Western Lands & Peoples: Perspectives on the American West Lecture Series, Jeremy Johnston
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Jeremy Johnston, curator of the Buffalo Bill Museum and Western American history at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming, will present "The Pioneer, The Conservationist and The Preservationist: How Buffalo Bill Cody, Gifford Pinchot and Horace Albright Shaped Modern Land-Use in the American West" as part of the College of Letters and Science's Western Lands & Peoples: Perspectiv...
Western Lands & Peoples: Perspectives on the American West Lecture Series, Rosalyn LaPier
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Rosalyn LaPier is an award winning Indigenous writer, ethnobotanist and environmental historian. LaPier studies the intersection of traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) learned from elders and the academic study of environmental and religious history. As an activist, her longtime passions include environmental justice on Indigenous lands and the revitalization of Indigenous languages. This ye...
Letters and Science Distinguished Professor Lecture, Frances Lefcort, April 4, 2017
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Title: Why Do Neurons Die in Familial Dysautonomia and Can We Rescue Them? Speaker: Frances Lefcort, Professor, Department of Cell Biology and Neuroscience, Montana State University
Letters and Science Distinguished Speakers Series, John Rush, February 2, 2017
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Title: Patient-Driven Care: The Key to Recovery From Mood Disorders Speaker: John Rush, M.D., Professor Emeritus at Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School at the National University of Singapore and Adjunct Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Duke University School of Medicine
Western Lands and Peoples Lecture Series, Dave Theobald, December 5, 2016
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Western Lands and Peoples Lecture Series, Dave Theobald, December 5, 2016
Western Lands and Peoples Lecture Series, Charles Wilkinson, November 7, 2016
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Western Lands and Peoples Lecture Series, Charles Wilkinson, November 7, 2016
Western Lands and Peoples Lecture Series, Mark Fiege, October 3, 2016
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Western Lands and Peoples Lecture Series, Mark Fiege, October 3, 2016
Letters and Science Distinguished Speakers Series, Lyn English, September 13, 2016
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Letters and Science Distinguished Speakers Series, Lyn English, September 13, 2016
Kopriva Science Seminar Series, Matthew Byerly, M.D., October 24, 2016
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Kopriva Science Seminar Series, Matthew Byerly, M.D., October 24, 2016
Time well spent watching this! He is a saviour for the sick world…
I thank Dr. Lustig for opening my mind to the didrent Theories, paradigms and schematics on the actual mechanism of Metabolic Syndrome.
My bf is a fat healthy person, no issues but high ldl which is actually good for him. He is also keto and works out.
I just love how he is pissed all around at the medical community like we as patients are. This was 6 years ago and I see no change whatsoever unless we take matters of health into our hands.
SUGAR IS POISON
This validates all the findings by Dr. Joel Wallach from Youngevity. Glad I found him 6 years ago. This is a great, life-saving video.
1:06:38 “the more pleasure you seek, the more unhappy you get”
Thanks I will try harder on my diet I will watch you on my TV when am home try give some food I like like soup please Thank you dr lundi
I bite my nails there lots of violence beside me dr
Thanks dr lundi
I have a murmur to my heart
Awe wished I can go on the diet bagles low fat things
Sounds good that diet dr I wished I can have that diet
Am on cholesterol tablet 40 mg
All I can remember is I have been in and out hospital missed lot of schooling and in hospital and got schooling dr ludi
I have to take my stomach tablet s I lost 6 pints blood the apsrin they gave me I was elergic I lost 6 pint blood 15 year ago
I've been told to drink loads water to flush out my kidneys
I am now but will be going to hospital in the morning early to have injection in each eye I've fluid there taking and have mcular eye generation as well dr lundi
Please don't put my name public for my family to see dr please dr lundi be on later promise
Back later helping my grandson
I will just listen to you when I get home I will watch you when not a my church barnards court mission church dr ludi
My dietician said am allowed banana s and 2 pk quavers a week crisps
Am Scottish Scotland not America
I like porridge for breakfast
Our nhs is going down the hill it seem to be closed a lot I can't get my urine tested to see if I've got a kidney infection
I like lentil soup not out a tin
I don't like salad not in winter
My only problem is this doctor wa t government regulation to solve the problem but it was government regulation that started the problems in the first place.
A calorie is simply a unit of measure. Nothing to do with nutrition. A calorie isn’t just a calorie. We were all being conned by the food industry and the government. Thank you Dr Lustig.
Never fails to amaze me. I'm short, and as soon as I start losing weight my trousers get longer. Has anyone else noticed this amazing phenomena? 🙄
Obesity is directly related to the soft kill assassinations of families with parasitic worm infections. A mole is sent in and paid to infect a family by the DNC because they practice eugenics and can extract lots of healthcare $’s. Parasites crave sugar. Neglected tropical diseases get that name from The American Physicians’ directive ‘don’t see it’ people who obviously have a distended abdomen are not allowed stool cultures or medicine. This neglect is how the medical community in America serves as top-down affirmative action Obamanation of Desolation’s death boards. ‘It’s all in your head, you’re crazy” soon it will be cancer and therefore profitable or the alternative, if you are ‘deplorable’.
preventive not preventative.
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I agree with everyone commenting. The face value of products on the shelf is very deceiving. I was shopping for some granola as a topper for my yogurt. Many advertised being healthy, natural, organic, non-GMO, gluten-free, etc. But, most of these were loaded with "added" sugar. The organic one was probably the biggest sinner of adding the most sugar. It took me 10-15 minutes to read the labels of about a dozen packages. I found one (Sola brand) with 1g of sugar and no added sugar. BINGO! What I learned is we need to take the time to RTFL which most people don't do. Then, when we find a really healthy brand (no or low sugar), keep buying it. What this good doctor has done is teach me to RTFL. Dr. Lustig has really opened my eyes to the corporate greed that is ruining our health. He, along with many other Drs on TH-cam has changed my health tremendously. Thank God for them and for TH-cam!
I'm watching this in 2023 and tic tok is the worst social media app currently,it has so many people hooked on smart phones from very young to senior.
No Sugar AND NO PARASITES! th-cam.com/play/PL1DDBE20B71C14FA8.html
Toi khong biet nghe tieng anh khong hieu anh ay noi gi
Just FANTASTIC!!!!!
We need more of Dr Lustig in this world. Plenty of them now and Dr. Lustig is leading the way for all health practitioners preaching this kind of teaching. Thank you so much doc for your effort. We are grateful.
Here's clearly, among vastly valuable achievements, so still, from 1:27:05 a part of weakness with Lustig's images both of the human and of the humane that he should see to urgantly eliminate. We are many struggeling with so called "pshycological impairment" where both developed syndroms and syndroms relevant already from birth, some also sortong still under "pshychopatically related", in no way makes way for pshycopathy, but in general for modesty to the level of comming with long ranges of complexes and related issues. Psycopathy, he should be reminded, while the term later is mainly being used where not even sosiopathy covers for explaining the inexcusable behavior related, is very far from relevant as term towards those of us going to about any length both to avoid others' harm from our impairments, and to the best of abilities to overcome the emphathetically related issues that to some degree diminishes the lifes involved. I'd like to stress that the hearts found to be involved with work related to anything here mentioned would hardly be sorted by anyone soundly thinking to be missing with any here involved party, and also that ones will, above all, is indeed what might make way for the soundest development. Further that "You can not", as it were, is the very last to support such possibly very important will, where room for it happens not to be teared down. Related is of cause not the least the "looser identity" that some how must be dealt with and carried also by the people possessing it, covering the inwardly and the outwardly alike, as the "inwardly" even while possibly being in use as "scapegoat" in many a way, might not easily be escaped either, as this is experienced even by some being inclined to struggle for all that it's worth for a lifetime, some even while the goals are seemingly easily teared down by possibly involved competition, not the least. Is a higher level of intelligence involved, then to presume losses, still, where empathy is ignored on a basis little defendable, in general on a careless surface, is lately about to become typical to the lesser for what it seems. "Own losses or not losses" comes with huge amounts of losses, which is partly why there's great need for taking better care with terms.
Robert Lustig success in repairing destroyed society depends on 2 matters: 10% on his educational talks (which he fulfills with 100% efficiency) and 90% on us/listeners, of whom at least 5% (hopefully) will practically use HIS advices.
It's not what the ladies are doing with alcohol. Ask their men what they're doing to them. There has to be a reason why women are all turning into drunks.
My death isn't declining. I'm healthy.
FANTASTIC!
This man is a saint
We are flooded by artificial foods that caused imbalance at our body pH. Acidity and Alkalinity imbalance.
Yeah, we're being lied too by gov and companies to keep us sick/weak/fat/easily fooled by keeping us fed with this 'food' garbage
Makes NO sense… I eat a lot of grain fed beef, no fatty liver, not a body builder. Pure propaganda.
It takes several decades. Quite often, in your 50’s, you “suddenly” have chronic disease. I wish you the best.
Excellent talk!