Rob Lipsett EXPOSES The Truth About Fitness Influencers & How He’s Made Millions

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Chapters:
00:00 - 01:30: Trailer
01:30 - 06:30: Going from a regular guy to multiple businesses
06:30 - 09:30: Reasons for getting on TH-cam
09:30 - 17:00: How Rob changed his life
17:00 - 20:30: Saturation in industries
20:30 - 28:00: Being in the top 1%
28:00 - 30:15: The 'Liver king'
30:15 - 36:15: Best diets to follow + supplements
36:15 - 40:30: Naturally boosting testosterone
40:30 - 45:00: Collaborating with people in the fitness industry
45:00 - 47:00: Fitness industry behind the scenes
47:00 - 51:50: Rob's entrepreneurial journey
51:50 - 57:30: Making content
57:30 - 01:01:00: Reverse engineering goals
01:01:00 - 01:04:15: Natty vs steroids
01:04:15 - end: Moving to Dubai

[@RobLipsett]

What a chat bro, favourite podcast I’ve done in a long time 🙏🏼

[@WaqarAsim.]

An honour to host you my bro - was a full circle moment for me. Watching your videos since 2016 to now having a podcast with you.
Pleased to say your offline energy and persona is just as contagious as your online presence
Thanks for the opportunity 🙏🏽💙

[@RobArnoldWorld]

Loved this! Could listen to you all day bro!💪

[@YourRecoveryDealer]

@RobLipsett this was motivating af man. From Dublin and currently living down the country over the cost of rent. Determined to change my life and you motivate me hugely so thank you for that Rob.

[@hamza361]

Met Rob in 2018 in Dublin. Great guy.

[@haks2129]

Great convo! Deserves more views

[@nasirahmadamir6859]

Bro always asks the best questions man, wow!!!!

[@Jmhfl7]

Loved ❤ the podcast

[@abhaa2872]

I thought that was Philippe Coutinho lol

[@ahmednagy5434]

One day haha

[@RobLipsett]

I’ll take that

[@akashpantha]

🔥

[@_liquidfx]

🤝🔥

[@paweuk8298]

So-called '' the terrible diet advice'' has helped tens of thousands of people recover from the diseases where mainstream medicine called them chronic and incurable. You know what is the main problem with the carnivore diet for the people like the quest of the podcast? If he recommends the carnivore way of eating he would not be able to sell his artificial chemical '' protein pancakes'' and other stuff. I don't know about his fitness knowledge, but definitely don't take any dietary advice from him. Thanks for the host for another podcast.

[@RobLipsett]

I appreciate the perspective mate and I understand that personal experiences with diet can vary widely.
Yes some individuals report significant health improvements on diets like the carnivore diet, especially in the context of specific health issues.
However, when discussing dietary advice on a public platform, it’s crucial to rely on comprehensive scientific evidence to ensure the recommendations are safe and beneficial for the majority.
The key word here being MAJORITY.
The majority of nutritional science supports a diet that includes a variety of nutrient dense foods, incorporating fruits, vegetables, satiating carb sources, lean proteins, and healthy fats.
This approach is advocated by numerous health organizations globally because it’s backed by extensive research showing its benefits in reducing the risk of chronic diseases, ensuring adequate nutrient intake and supporting overall health.
While the carnivore diet gets a lot right and might offer temporary relief for certain conditions, possibly due to the elimination of processed foods or specific allergens, it’s important to consider the long-term implications of excluding entire food groups.
These can include nutrient deficiencies, potential impacts on gut health due to a lack of dietary fiber, you’re also missing out on a lot of beneficial foods that demonised by carnivore zealots.
It’s also worth noting that individual testimonials, while powerful, do not equate to scientific evidence.
Rigorous, peer-reviewed studies are essential to understand the full impacts of a diet on a wide range of individuals over time.
Currently, there’s limited long-term research on the carnivore diet, making it difficult to endorse as an effective dietary strategy for MOST people.

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