Half of London is owned by people that don't even live in the UK. This is not mainly an emigration problem, but a problem of legislation - UK is one of the few countries that allows non residents to buy property. I am not entering into the reasons why and who benefits from it
I have worked in the Gulf countries and South East Asia,, which use foreign workers across their economies. However, they don't give permanent residency, visas are for a specified period of time. These countries have very strict enforcement, unlike the UK, so migrants don't overstay their visas and employers don't employ illegal immigrants.
Exactly, we're always told these immigrants are for economic purposes, but of that were true we'd allow in only economically productive people on work permits, and then they'd leave before they became net takers (I.e. when they start having children and using schools etc).
so I take they dont have family planning or housing (price) issues? Tokyo has basicly forever had that problem (50-100 years at least) but that must be different kind of case. "shorttermism" is good description of european issues.
@@jdg9999 they can be from leftist view (they dont think debt ever has to be paid back so in essence money is infinite) -> so more people allow some people to get share of tax revenue with some sort of "representative manner" (how socialist,communist systems work), ie I run some random NGO, so in essence I as chairman of that org get to decide say 5mn£ money and sugarcoated "Im doing good for these people". Same with company subsidies, city programs and many others. Thats how I see this. They need "people" to argue why they must get more money over some other taxpayer paid target. (people=number in excel, name in database; not organic person you would need to say hello to) Just most european countries have wokened after 20-30 years of socialist/"do good" policies and turned to more right wing coz money has run out. UK was close to bankcrupt september, though Im not sure Truss was to blame, it was theatric play... (but ingredients similar as 1992 Soros tried to crash pound+UK economy same way). If ya live in public sector bubble, money is "free" and you only need to care to keep your job and how to get more of this magical free money from some bureacracy sham system.
There seems to be many darks roads lately, agree ,besides harmful to human body we never see true SKILL and ABILITIES. Oh and of course the money making aspect
The comment I was going to make... So obvious. Would not be surprised if Tides, Arcus, etc medical and pharma interests funding thos extremely dishonest little man, and this 'enhanced games'. And who will protect children and the young! Nasty.
In Britain we are just in a demographic Ponzi scheme, and no government will face this fact. It was a good thing that Britain's population was fairly static. The situation now is desperate. Where do we build these houses? The fields which we depend on to produce food? Our food security at present is too low.
Enhanced athletes should not be glorified by having their own games. Drugging is harmful for people and to encourage it is wrong. The guy with his excuses about people who eat too much sugar or drink too much caffeine has a spurious argument. Doctors discourage these practices the same way they discourage chemical enhancement through hormones or other means. Long term drug abuse, whether it's too much sugar, too much alchohol or too many hormones is bad for people for in the long run, even though the short term benefits may seem beneficial or "fun".
Isabel Hardman is obviously not a science graduate and doesn’t know much about nutrition if she thinks that a calorie derived from avocado is equal to a calorie derived from jam. In fact calories are not fungible. What matters is the glycemic index or the speed with which the food results in an increase in blood sugar level. So it is a waste of time counting calories. Metabolic health can be improved by replacing carbohydrates by healthy fats , which are converted to ketones, which are a healthier source of energy than glucose.
Agreed. She lost me on the calories point. It is surely a matter of common sense that certain foods are "good" for the body eg vegetables whilst others are objectively "bad" eg a battered Mars bar
@@GolfWhisky Most governments do interfere in the lives of their citizens when it comes to dangerous drugs. It is a moral issue that perhaps need a more sober platform than YT for a discussion. Where do you draw the line? If we can give puberty blockers to adolescents, sure, why not everything else?
@@GolfWhisky I do think satisfaction in one's own achievement is paramount, in any activity. Happiness :) I guess its down to personal integrity and self respect, genuine autonomy...... And being a decent, sensible! human being. Cheating is a social or psycho pathology imo, common perhaps but.... Anyway don't think it should be encouraged... It should be despised :) asselling onesself short. Self destructive behaviours...mmm... Only if enjoyable, fun!
Well here’s a surprise …. The guy touting a no-holds-barred open drug regime for sports is a super-wealthy Indian !! Interesting parallel with domestic Indian culture & politics, where the health, welfare and life expectancy of the worker-class is of zero concern, providing further obscene wealth is generated by the indolent few.
Enhanced games: 1) I am not interested in watching a sport where the athletes are playing a game of chicken to see who is willing to poison themselves the most. The winner will be the athlete who keels over and dies only after reaching the finishing line. 2) I am not interested in a sport where the winners are not people, but pharmaceutical companies. The winner will be decided not by an individual's hard work, but by which pharmaceutical company can come up with the best cocktail.
A lack of housing also has an effect on fertility rates. You kind of don't want kids if you can't afford a place with more bedrooms or even a decent place to live at all.
The Steady State scenario that Lionel brought up didn't need a study doing, It's in your face. We need to reduce the population and that's going to hurt the old, but so be it. We've been warned and we can prepare. To keep the population growing is NUTS. Lionel is very on point. We need more Lionels.
@supercriceto Exactly, and if we weren't importing millions of third world immigrants, that would happen naturally over time (as people more inclined to have children outbred people who aren't)
I think 'working people are supporting a whole welfare state of benefits including in-work benefits enjoyed/expected by 'young' people. Why keep harping on about pensions and health care for the ageing demographic when our economic model is effectively an employment clearing house for the world's economically disadvantaged.
I don't really understand this woman's objection to CGMs. Staying on top of your metabolic health is extremely important. If you can afford it, why not?
Several pints about drugs and sport. 1) Taking PEDs (performance enhancing drugs) is not necessarily dangerous if taken under medical supervision - easier to do if no subterfuge is necessary 2) I would guess that in athletics, cycling and swimming the majority of Olympic finalists are using PEDs. 3) Scientific advances are responsible for much of the current rash of world records in athletics - improvements (very considerable) in track surfaces and shoe technology. 4) Many sports in the Olympics are not open to everyone because of the cost of equipment; how many medals in rowing and cycling are won by athletes from poorer countries? 5) As many bike races have said; it's pointless telling us that PEDs are dangerous. They are no more dangerous than racing downhill at 60 mph or engaging in a bunch sprint on a narrow road!
24:00 An infinite growth? The upper limit right now is 8bn, surely? I'm sure we could squeeze them all in, standing room only. The age profile problem is almost solely determined by the quasi-ponzi defined benefit pension schemes, which have a pyramid structure. Switch to defined contribution and you won't need to worry about the age demographic.
Isabel has a point about obsessing over glucose, but I have learnt a lot from Jessie Inchauspé's book and I do drink very dilute apple cider vinegar. It does not taste vinegary at all, but rather has a very subtle cidery flavour. I no longer eat sweet sugary things in isolation ie a coffee and a cake, and I feel all the better for it. I also cut out cereal for breakfast and only eat savoury breakfasts.
Isobel thinks she knows about nutrition evinced her by trotting out the old cals in and out stuff. Calories are a terrible proxy for food energy and you cannot know how much you are eating nor does your Apple watch onow how many you "burnt" Cgms are important given the huge amount of diaobesity. It should not just be about the narcissism of the healthy well. Yes the arm limpets are silly but for anyone who hasn't realised it yet carbs are fattening especially when eaten with fat. Less avo toast and more avo eggs!
So counter-offensives are always entirely and immediately successful and the enemy always rolls over and any necessity for hard fighting is a disaster? Interesting take from someone who is clearly an expert in military affairs.
Nobody is going to enter the enhanced games when they can compete, enhanced, in the non-enhanced games?! Silly discussion this was. These enhanced games exist we just don’t call them that and many are blissfully unaware.
The health view seams to be upside down as I see it. The performance enhancement to me is sacrificing your future long term health for your current more short term health. And from the other side modern day food advice is to not eat (or eat less) nutrient's and to measure your intake with calories often sugar's or fast burning carbs. The problem is when your body has got enough glucose with is no effort at all to extract from the sugars and little effort from fast carbs it presume's the best place to store the more nutritious food is in long term storage. Witch manifests as extra body fat, even worse you glucose (metabolism) gets disorder't, witch eventually can lead to diabetes. The good thing is the solution is not complex, limit blood-sugar in amount as preventative or as fracture of your full day with limited damage, and you start to call it (intermittent) fasting when you want to refers the damage already done. Every body and nutrition intake is individual witch makes the solution hard to asses unless you know when your body makes the switch form a glucose to a ketogenic metabolism.
Id want organic sports and 'juiced' sports to be partitioned, relay I like small local sports. Big sports are for the 0.001% with near perfect genetics, even juiced athletes at a high level will end up being the 0.001%. Local sports are for normal people, it what id want to see pushed more. The main problem as always is the general public un educated use of juice, there can be a lot of side effects when used un supervised use. As with the war on drugs it ends up helping crime and not paying tax as people move to illegal ways to get what they want. The change in America on legalization has shown the tax benefits, it also gets people clean stuff.
She's wrong about calories though. An avocado is much better for you than an equivalent amount of calories in a bag of sweets. She suggested that all calories are equal which is utter drivel.
@@pedazodetorpedo It is perhaps not a diet food as I believe was suggested and in fact contains a lot of fat which is not necessarily bad, I think, what wasn't drivel was the eat less exercise more approach
Isabel seemed to have limited knowledge on what she was talking about... ....forget the Zoe fad, but how quickly sugar goes into your blood stream is relevant for steady energy levels and not having rediculously high sugar spkes after eating (eg refined sugar) which results in a yoyo effect on energy levels and over production of insulin which can result in diabetes in later life... ...and feeling hungry again really quickly...
calories make you fat. calories in, calories out. it doesn't matter what you eat, how much sugar it contains, carbs, whatever. fat people need to learn to simply count calories, INCLUDING the bottle of wine they drink nightly i would wager a guess that over half of the obesity issue in the UK is due to alcohol consumption
@@tpl6963 - just not true. even gut bacteria can have an effect on how thin or fat you are. there are many other considerations.. including how quickly sugar goes into your blood stream... but counting calories helps... Michael Mosely (Dr & TV presenter) has brought much research to the publics attention on this. The book 'Downsizing' by Tom Watson shows his journey regarding this (low GI (slow sugar releasing foods)) played a big part in it.... Tom Watson based much of what he did on Michael Mosely's material.
I think Damien went too soft on the dope games issue. It's just cheating sport men and women who want to be able to cheat legally. To do so, they use the non discrimination and victimisation language of current progressive movements, and the "appeal to science" argument, which can be used to justify anything. I mean, the discourse sounds appealing to our modern society, but it does not survive scrutiny. Besides the dope games' spokesman seemed to contradict himself at points. I would really enjoy Douglas Murray's take on the subject.
Who buys these luxury houses? Russian oligarchs with tax affairs in the Cayman Islands? Arab sheihks with very large families? Mafiosi and war criminals?
30:00 Most of the Polish migration in recent history was to contribute to the construction industry. Be careful that you don't throw the baby out with the bath water.
Well Isabel maybe can come up with a solution for those of us ladies over 50 who find weight impossible…yes counting calories …weighing food and exercising..what does she suggest we all try then ?
Our livers make all of the glucose our bodies need. Understanding our bodies’s reaction to our nutrient sources (essential vitamins, minerals, fats and proteins - carbs are not needed), helps to understand nourishing ourselves. CGMs are not needed indefinitely.
Hey I’ve got an idea; how about NOT putting food in your mouth for a while. Seriously, fasting is hard when you start and just gets easier. And the length of your fast naturally just grows. I eat once a day and it feels completely normal and I do not get hungry. It is by FAR the easiest way to lose weight and keep it off.
Funny that on the one hand we’re talking about needing a workforce because there’s too many old people. And on the other hand we’re talking about hundreds of millions of people losing their jobs in the next decade due to advances in technology. Seems a bit dumb not to connect these two conversations.
Allowing this would at least solve the ethical problem of professional athletes and officials lying and lying and lying - and all of us paying for trying to disclose those lies. As an idealist, one could even imagine some new league of non-doping humans evolving, once again starting this whole charade - but this time being paid for by privately paying customers…
@@Zacky12345 again, you poor boy😓 We were ahead of most of our dilemmas today, and Lionel's likes aren't us. He certainly wasn't in the small room with the big table, nor was he the youngest in there. Its never been about amounts, but the quality of ourselves🥴
THE ZOE PROGRAMME - MONITORING BLOOD SUGAR LEVELS: I think Isabel has missed the point here... I dont know about the Zoe programme and Im unlikely to pay into that but eating low GI (slow sugar releasing foods) do help you lose weight. Knowing what foods to eat to sustain good blood sugar levels (so you dont have a sugar spike and then a dip and yoyo & later in life end up with diabetes) and therefore energy levels is good for having a productive day and helping to lose weight. (See Tom Watson's book, 'Downsizing', he used much of Michael Moseleys research on this and it included slow sugar releasing foods (low GI)). Yes your blood sugar does naturally spike after you have eaten but there are degrees to this. So if for example the obvious one is refined sugar, it goes straight into your blood stream, causes a serious spike to blood sugar and an insulin rush and then you will come crashing down pretty quickly and be hungry again.. First class protein (meat, eggs, milk) say if eaten with refined sugar will slow down the sugar rush. The sugar in an apple goes into your system slower because of the fibre is designed to slow it down (nature knows best :-) ) and covering it in peanut butter adds fat and amino acids (some elements of protein, first class protein has all 26 amino acids, peanut butter doesnt). Not that that is something I would want to do !! 🙂 So i think monitoring blood sugar level is going to help some people to keep steady energy levels and therefore help lose weght and have more energy for their daily tasks. It is something that would interest me, dont think i would pay £200 for it though... Im no nutritionist but have read up on nutrition a bit in the 1980's (some lady i cant remember) and in the 1990's, influenced by a guy called Patrick Holford who is still around today. Back then learnt about healthy oils, healthy gut bacteria before it was really public knowledge. I would say that today I dont look my age because of knowing a bit about nutrition and applying it to some extent. The other thing that is interesting that Holford said back in the 1990's is that there was hardly any evidence of statins stopping heart attacks. They lower blood cholestorol but there was no evidence for them stopping heart attacks. However they have serious side effects, effecting peoples strength and balance, causing many falls in the elderly. At the time my friend took her parents (aged in the 70's) off of them and their quality of life improved significantly and they stopped having falls. Recently i asked my doctor if the above was true and she said yes, there is no evidence of Statins stopping heart attacks...
Lionel is always worth listening to.
I recommend her novels, too.
Lionel was as always worth listening to.
I always skip her self-congratulatory 'modesty'.
Half of London is owned by people that don't even live in the UK. This is not mainly an emigration problem, but a problem of legislation - UK is one of the few countries that allows non residents to buy property. I am not entering into the reasons why and who benefits from it
Abolish nomdom, and there will be housing aplenty.
I have worked in the Gulf countries and South East Asia,, which use foreign workers across their economies. However, they don't give permanent residency, visas are for a specified period of time. These countries have very strict enforcement, unlike the UK, so migrants don't overstay their visas and employers don't employ illegal immigrants.
Exactly, we're always told these immigrants are for economic purposes, but of that were true we'd allow in only economically productive people on work permits, and then they'd leave before they became net takers (I.e. when they start having children and using schools etc).
so I take they dont have family planning or housing (price) issues? Tokyo has basicly forever had that problem (50-100 years at least) but that must be different kind of case. "shorttermism" is good description of european issues.
@@jdg9999 they can be from leftist view (they dont think debt ever has to be paid back so in essence money is infinite) -> so more people allow some people to get share of tax revenue with some sort of "representative manner" (how socialist,communist systems work), ie I run some random NGO, so in essence I as chairman of that org get to decide say 5mn£ money and sugarcoated "Im doing good for these people". Same with company subsidies, city programs and many others. Thats how I see this. They need "people" to argue why they must get more money over some other taxpayer paid target. (people=number in excel, name in database; not organic person you would need to say hello to)
Just most european countries have wokened after 20-30 years of socialist/"do good" policies and turned to more right wing coz money has run out. UK was close to bankcrupt september, though Im not sure Truss was to blame, it was theatric play... (but ingredients similar as 1992 Soros tried to crash pound+UK economy same way).
If ya live in public sector bubble, money is "free" and you only need to care to keep your job and how to get more of this magical free money from some bureacracy sham system.
Lionel Shriver is wholly correct. Utter madness.
❤ Lionel
enhanced athletics - part of the transhumanist effort. What a dark road into the future.
There seems to be many darks roads lately, agree ,besides harmful to human body we never see true SKILL and ABILITIES. Oh and of course the money making aspect
Another marketing term for the nazi superhumans
The comment I was going to make... So obvious. Would not be surprised if Tides, Arcus, etc medical and pharma interests funding thos extremely dishonest little man, and this 'enhanced games'.
And who will protect children and the young!
Nasty.
Spot on.
In Britain we are just in a demographic Ponzi scheme, and no government will face this fact. It was a good thing that Britain's population was fairly static. The situation now is desperate. Where do we build these houses? The fields which we depend on to produce food? Our food security at present is too low.
Lionel is interesting on immigration
On an Edition topic: There are no Graffiti Artists. There are only Vandals.
Enhanced athletes should not be glorified by having their own games. Drugging is harmful for people and to encourage it is wrong. The guy with his excuses about people who eat too much sugar or drink too much caffeine has a spurious argument. Doctors discourage these practices the same way they discourage chemical enhancement through hormones or other means. Long term drug abuse, whether it's too much sugar, too much alchohol or too many hormones is bad for people for in the long run, even though the short term benefits may seem beneficial or "fun".
And there a danger that young people will start to take these drugs if it becomes normalised in sport
Isabel Hardman is obviously not a science graduate and doesn’t know much about nutrition if she thinks that a calorie derived from avocado is equal to a calorie derived from jam. In fact calories are not fungible. What matters is the glycemic index or the speed with which the food results in an increase in blood sugar level. So it is a waste of time counting calories.
Metabolic health can be improved by replacing carbohydrates by healthy fats , which are converted to ketones, which are a healthier source of energy than glucose.
Agreed. She lost me on the calories point. It is surely a matter of common sense that certain foods are "good" for the body eg vegetables whilst others are objectively "bad" eg a battered Mars bar
"Enhanced "performance? Who will make the money? Probably not the athletes.
The athletes will die much younger. Gawd the number of cliches and false arguments from this 'salesman'.
@@GolfWhisky Most governments do interfere in the lives of their citizens when it comes to dangerous drugs. It is a moral issue that perhaps need a more sober platform than YT for a discussion. Where do you draw the line? If we can give puberty blockers to adolescents, sure, why not everything else?
@@GolfWhisky I do think satisfaction in one's own achievement is paramount, in any activity. Happiness :)
I guess its down to personal integrity and self respect, genuine autonomy...... And being a decent, sensible! human being.
Cheating is a social or psycho pathology imo, common perhaps but.... Anyway don't think it should be encouraged... It should be despised :) asselling onesself short.
Self destructive behaviours...mmm... Only if enjoyable, fun!
Well here’s a surprise …. The guy touting a no-holds-barred open drug regime for sports is a super-wealthy Indian !!
Interesting parallel with domestic Indian culture & politics, where the health, welfare and life expectancy of the worker-class is of zero concern, providing further obscene wealth is generated by the indolent few.
Enhanced games:
1) I am not interested in watching a sport where the athletes are playing a game of chicken to see who is willing to poison themselves the most. The winner will be the athlete who keels over and dies only after reaching the finishing line.
2) I am not interested in a sport where the winners are not people, but pharmaceutical companies. The winner will be decided not by an individual's hard work, but by which pharmaceutical company can come up with the best cocktail.
That’s what you’ve got right now.
VERY IMPORTANT wot Shriver has to say.
Enhanced games ?! Bollocks. Lionel on the other hand, put succinctly into words my thoughts on immigration.
A lack of housing also has an effect on fertility rates. You kind of don't want kids if you can't afford a place with more bedrooms or even a decent place to live at all.
Lol yeah enhanced games. Aka a marketing push to expand the drug market to sports
We cant afford to eat 35 peanuts a week
The Steady State scenario that Lionel brought up didn't need a study doing, It's in your face. We need to reduce the population and that's going to hurt the old, but so be it. We've been warned and we can prepare. To keep the population growing is NUTS. Lionel is very on point. We need more Lionels.
@supercriceto Exactly, and if we weren't importing millions of third world immigrants, that would happen naturally over time (as people more inclined to have children outbred people who aren't)
So it takes courage to cheat?
I think 'working people are supporting a whole welfare state of benefits including in-work benefits enjoyed/expected by 'young' people. Why keep harping on about pensions and health care for the ageing demographic when our economic model is effectively an employment clearing house for the world's economically disadvantaged.
Isabel totally ignorant on the topic she’s discussing
Hollywood is unrelatable. Both the people and the films. I just realised I haven't seen a film in many years.
28:00 I blame Thatcher for destroying council houses. We need a mixed economy, not rampant free markets.
Oh! You mean the NeroLib Revolution, Lionel ! (And, yes, their luxury homes are as ugly as their greed.) 😖
I don't really understand this woman's objection to CGMs. Staying on top of your metabolic health is extremely important. If you can afford it, why not?
The 'enhanced sports' section was disturbing. The Indian guy was dishonest and very suspicious. About money not sport.... 😢
Several pints about drugs and sport.
1) Taking PEDs (performance enhancing drugs) is not necessarily dangerous if taken under medical supervision - easier to do if no subterfuge is necessary
2) I would guess that in athletics, cycling and swimming the majority of Olympic finalists are using PEDs.
3) Scientific advances are responsible for much of the current rash of world records in athletics - improvements (very considerable) in track surfaces and shoe technology.
4) Many sports in the Olympics are not open to everyone because of the cost of equipment; how many medals in rowing and cycling are won by athletes from poorer countries?
5) As many bike races have said; it's pointless telling us that PEDs are dangerous. They are no more dangerous than racing downhill at 60 mph or engaging in a bunch sprint on a narrow road!
24:00 An infinite growth? The upper limit right now is 8bn, surely? I'm sure we could squeeze them all in, standing room only.
The age profile problem is almost solely determined by the quasi-ponzi defined benefit pension schemes, which have a pyramid structure. Switch to defined contribution and you won't need to worry about the age demographic.
Yep, amazing that youtube commenters understand this but our own government doesn't.
The problem could be fixed overnight of they weren't so weak.
No to immigration and roids. Both destructive.
Isabel has a point about obsessing over glucose, but I have learnt a lot from Jessie Inchauspé's book and I do drink very dilute apple cider vinegar. It does not taste vinegary at all, but rather has a very subtle cidery flavour. I no longer eat sweet sugary things in isolation ie a coffee and a cake, and I feel all the better for it. I also cut out cereal for breakfast and only eat savoury breakfasts.
Isobel thinks she knows about nutrition evinced her by trotting out the old cals in and out stuff. Calories are a terrible proxy for food energy and you cannot know how much you are eating nor does your Apple watch onow how many you "burnt" Cgms are important given the huge amount of diaobesity. It should not just be about the narcissism of the healthy well. Yes the arm limpets are silly but for anyone who hasn't realised it yet carbs are fattening especially when eaten with fat. Less avo toast and more avo eggs!
"Limit immigration "....
So says Ms. Shriver from Hicksville North Carolina.
More NeoCon wishful thinking. Ukraine needs negotiations ASP. The counter offensive has been a disaster.
The NeoCons will fight to the last Ukrainian.
Was it Prigozhin who used to run the troll farm?
You are forgetting the Ukrainians. They want to live in peace in their homeland. Free of the malign influence of Russians.
So counter-offensives are always entirely and immediately successful and the enemy always rolls over and any necessity for hard fighting is a disaster? Interesting take from someone who is clearly an expert in military affairs.
@@28pbtkh23Zelenskyy can only speak Russian. He has to read his Ukrainian off autocue.
@@casteretpollux - many Ukrainians speak Russian, especially anyone older than 40. But they still want to be self-governing.
Bodybuilding has been doing this for years
After Putin??? Hilarious.
Nobody is going to enter the enhanced games when they can compete, enhanced, in the non-enhanced games?! Silly discussion this was. These enhanced games exist we just don’t call them that and many are blissfully unaware.
Who is the wait is not a matter of arithmetic with calories. It’s a matter of chemistry with sugar and too many carbohydrates.
The health view seams to be upside down as I see it.
The performance enhancement to me is sacrificing your future long term health for your current more short term health.
And from the other side modern day food advice is to not eat (or eat less) nutrient's and to measure your intake with calories often sugar's or fast burning carbs.
The problem is when your body has got enough glucose with is no effort at all to extract from the sugars and little effort from fast carbs it presume's the best place to store the more nutritious food is in long term storage.
Witch manifests as extra body fat, even worse you glucose (metabolism) gets disorder't, witch eventually can lead to diabetes.
The good thing is the solution is not complex, limit blood-sugar in amount as preventative or as fracture of your full day with limited damage, and you start to call it (intermittent) fasting when you want to refers the damage already done.
Every body and nutrition intake is individual witch makes the solution hard to asses unless you know when your body makes the switch form a glucose to a ketogenic metabolism.
Id want organic sports and 'juiced' sports to be partitioned, relay I like small local sports. Big sports are for the 0.001% with near perfect genetics, even juiced athletes at a high level will end up being the 0.001%. Local sports are for normal people, it what id want to see pushed more.
The main problem as always is the general public un educated use of juice, there can be a lot of side effects when used un supervised use. As with the war on drugs it ends up helping crime and not paying tax as people move to illegal ways to get what they want. The change in America on legalization has shown the tax benefits, it also gets people clean stuff.
Wagner troops are now exactly 142 miles from Kiev. 4D Chess
If adults choose to take PED then children, aspiring athletes, will feel compelled to do same?
Portland HS sport programs will start sending kids home with steroids
Please Mr. Connolly, take the time to shave and tidy yourself before presenting yourself on Spectator TV. We can see you.
Isabel is great, so much nonsense in diet fads
She's wrong about calories though. An avocado is much better for you than an equivalent amount of calories in a bag of sweets. She suggested that all calories are equal which is utter drivel.
@@pedazodetorpedo It is perhaps not a diet food as I believe was suggested and in fact contains a lot of fat which is not necessarily bad, I think, what wasn't drivel was the eat less exercise more approach
Isabel seemed to have limited knowledge on what she was talking about... ....forget the Zoe fad, but how quickly sugar goes into your blood stream is relevant for steady energy levels and not having rediculously high sugar spkes after eating (eg refined sugar) which results in a yoyo effect on energy levels and over production of insulin which can result in diabetes in later life... ...and feeling hungry again really quickly...
Fat does not make you fat sugar in too many carbohydrates to
calories make you fat. calories in, calories out. it doesn't matter what you eat, how much sugar it contains, carbs, whatever. fat people need to learn to simply count calories, INCLUDING the bottle of wine they drink nightly
i would wager a guess that over half of the obesity issue in the UK is due to alcohol consumption
@@tpl6963 - just not true. even gut bacteria can have an effect on how thin or fat you are. there are many other considerations.. including how quickly sugar goes into your blood stream... but counting calories helps...
Michael Mosely (Dr & TV presenter) has brought much research to the publics attention on this. The book 'Downsizing' by Tom Watson shows his journey regarding this (low GI (slow sugar releasing foods)) played a big part in it....
Tom Watson based much of what he did on Michael Mosely's material.
I think Damien went too soft on the dope games issue. It's just cheating sport men and women who want to be able to cheat legally. To do so, they use the non discrimination and victimisation language of current progressive movements, and the "appeal to science" argument, which can be used to justify anything. I mean, the discourse sounds appealing to our modern society, but it does not survive scrutiny. Besides the dope games' spokesman seemed to contradict himself at points. I would really enjoy Douglas Murray's take on the subject.
Who buys these luxury houses? Russian oligarchs with tax affairs in the Cayman Islands? Arab sheihks with very large families? Mafiosi and war criminals?
30:00 Most of the Polish migration in recent history was to contribute to the construction industry. Be careful that you don't throw the baby out with the bath water.
the polish immigration is good. it's some others, whom i won't name, that are less favorable and who don't share similar values
Well Isabel maybe can come up with a solution for those of us ladies over 50 who find weight impossible…yes counting calories …weighing food and exercising..what does she suggest we all try then ?
I suggest keeping at it, and only expect results to be visible after nine months or more.
Our livers make all of the glucose our bodies need. Understanding our bodies’s reaction to our nutrient sources (essential vitamins, minerals, fats and proteins - carbs are not needed), helps to understand nourishing ourselves. CGMs are not needed indefinitely.
Hey I’ve got an idea; how about NOT putting food in your mouth for a while. Seriously, fasting is hard when you start and just gets easier. And the length of your fast naturally just grows. I eat once a day and it feels completely normal and I do not get hungry. It is by FAR the easiest way to lose weight and keep it off.
@@28pbtkh23bollocks. Results come immediately. Just stop stuffing your face constantly.
Funny that on the one hand we’re talking about needing a workforce because there’s too many old people. And on the other hand we’re talking about hundreds of millions of people losing their jobs in the next decade due to advances in technology. Seems a bit dumb not to connect these two conversations.
Lukashenko needs some Wagners, just as Putin needs some Chechens.
Allowing this would at least solve the ethical problem of professional athletes and officials lying and lying and lying - and all of us paying for trying to disclose those lies.
As an idealist, one could even imagine some new league of non-doping humans evolving, once again starting this whole charade - but this time being paid for by privately paying customers…
Who should we get rid off first?
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You people😊
You think life is a game, poor boy😓
@@excaliburironforce9908 Over population lol
You people lol
@@Zacky12345 again, you poor boy😓 We were ahead of most of our dilemmas today, and Lionel's likes aren't us. He certainly wasn't in the small room with the big table, nor was he the youngest in there. Its never been about amounts, but the quality of ourselves🥴
Gibberish nonsense
@@excaliburironforce9908 Go count you money you earned from a government sponsored job
Sheeps eyes are on special
I’m not convinced this opinion is helpful. Let’s see how it turns out. Putin is in same position Trump is in. He has to fight his corner
Hopefully soon the angloid hell-hole will be bombarded to oblivion 😀
Only though I was left with is I found her attractive.
Time for a visit to the Ophthalmologist.
This shows a joke
I cant see it myself
Without the punchline.
We really appreciate your detailed, fact-filled analysis, thank you!
@@lechenaultia5863 you need your hand holding too?
THE ZOE PROGRAMME - MONITORING BLOOD SUGAR LEVELS: I think Isabel has missed the point here... I dont know about the Zoe programme and Im unlikely to pay into that but eating low GI (slow sugar releasing foods) do help you lose weight. Knowing what foods to eat to sustain good blood sugar levels (so you dont have a sugar spike and then a dip and yoyo & later in life end up with diabetes) and therefore energy levels is good for having a productive day and helping to lose weight. (See Tom Watson's book, 'Downsizing', he used much of Michael Moseleys research on this and it included slow sugar releasing foods (low GI)).
Yes your blood sugar does naturally spike after you have eaten but there are degrees to this. So if for example the obvious one is refined sugar, it goes straight into your blood stream, causes a serious spike to blood sugar and an insulin rush and then you will come crashing down pretty quickly and be hungry again.. First class protein (meat, eggs, milk) say if eaten with refined sugar will slow down the sugar rush. The sugar in an apple goes into your system slower because of the fibre is designed to slow it down (nature knows best :-) ) and covering it in peanut butter adds fat and amino acids (some elements of protein, first class protein has all 26 amino acids, peanut butter doesnt). Not that that is something I would want to do !! 🙂
So i think monitoring blood sugar level is going to help some people to keep steady energy levels and therefore help lose weght and have more energy for their daily tasks. It is something that would interest me, dont think i would pay £200 for it though...
Im no nutritionist but have read up on nutrition a bit in the 1980's (some lady i cant remember) and in the 1990's, influenced by a guy called Patrick Holford who is still around today. Back then learnt about healthy oils, healthy gut bacteria before it was really public knowledge. I would say that today I dont look my age because of knowing a bit about nutrition and applying it to some extent.
The other thing that is interesting that Holford said back in the 1990's is that there was hardly any evidence of statins stopping heart attacks. They lower blood cholestorol but there was no evidence for them stopping heart attacks. However they have serious side effects, effecting peoples strength and balance, causing many falls in the elderly. At the time my friend took her parents (aged in the 70's) off of them and their quality of life improved significantly and they stopped having falls.
Recently i asked my doctor if the above was true and she said yes, there is no evidence of Statins stopping heart attacks...
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