I sure wish you would talk / tell the public that are farm soils are wiped out of nutrition minerals and they are JUST as important as being drop dead gluten free. Plants only need 5 mineral and one element to grow, we need about 28
Very true but humans need variety in their diet. There is nothing wrong with the type of food be it plant, dairy and meat. The real problem is that our food supply is contaminated with poison like glyphosate in the crops, ammonia in beef, radioactive water in fish and GMO garbage. The majority of our food these days is GMO garbage. And if you do find non GMO 90% of the products will be ruined by the idiot jackass manufacturer adding cancer causing artificial sweeteners like Sucrolose or aspartame in it. As long as food is clean than it's good for you.
Dr. Davis I eliminated all grains last March (2019) after reading your “Undoctored” book. My fasting glucose in May 2019 was 91 mg/dL, fasting insulin was 1.1 uIU/mL and HA1C was 5.9. Since May 2019 I increased fats, reduced carbs further and introduced intermittent fasting with 24-hour fasts once a week. My results earlier this month (June 2020) were fasting glucose 90 (almost no change), fasting insulin 2 uIU/mL (went up slightly) and HA1C 5.8 (marginal reduction). I was expecting much lower numbers for fasting glucose (< 80) and HA1C (< 5). My BMI stayed constant around 23. Any interpretations?
24 hour fasts once a week not helpful. Rather go for 8 hour eating and 16 hour fasting daily. Plus we also need to know what does your diet contain now.
Constant BMI means your metabolic rate is not changing. Fasting glucose will always change. No change in A1c means either your diet hasn't really changed or that you're becoming insulin resistant because if your sensitivity to insulin is working and you changed your diet than after a year of doing that your A1c would be alot lower. Eat once a day and add more beef and fish and drink more water and the A1c will lower.
I still have problems and can't stand another set of dr appointments/tests which rarely help (and often do hurt) so will investigate this device. Might my massive scar tissue wrapped around bowels contribute to SIBO/SIFO? 8 open surgeries and a few feet of small intestine was removed
The older antibiotics are safe and effective. It's the broad spectrum antibiotics that you should not take. I made that mistake of letting conventional medicine doctors fool me into taking the broad spectrum Clindamycin in 2016 and I have had bowel issues every since. According to the FDA it can cause RANDOM infection years AFTER discontinuing use. It also states fatal intestinal infections have occurred and the jackass FDA allowed the poison to be on the market.
OMG, he’s describing me! I was a C-section baby, and I don’t think I was breastfed long enough by my mom or NOT at all. And I ate junk food all my life. How am I still alive? Thank you Dr! I’m trying to change my diet and eat less. Can you do a video about cheese? Is that ok to eat? I can’t find one video from you on cheese. I keep hearing it’s bad to eat, be it natural cheddar or processed American, which they say is usually about 50% cheese and the rest is cheese. American (all processed) cheese is served *everywhere* in the USA.
@@theshark84724 I’m sure it does. Babies need the first breast milk called the colostrum - it’s very important for development. Years ago (when I was born) they actually promoted formula over breast milk. Corporations can’t make money if silly women breast feed.
There should be 75Million people watching and getting this vital information!
Thank you Dr. Davis.
Move over OZ!
You need a daytime show William!!
everyone should watch his videos
Always excellent information, Doctor! 👍🏻
thank you Dr. Davis for this information. I have been suffering for years. I hope to turn this around before it is too late.
Valuable, insightful information, Dr. Davis. Many thanks for taking the time to produce this video. Lots of practical information.
I sure wish you would talk / tell the public that are farm soils are wiped out of nutrition minerals and they are JUST as important as being drop dead gluten free. Plants only need 5 mineral and one element to grow, we need about 28
humans need to eat meat and other animal products. You can't get what you need out of plants anyway.
Very true but humans need variety in their diet. There is nothing wrong with the type of food be it plant, dairy and meat. The real problem is that our food supply is contaminated with poison like glyphosate in the crops, ammonia in beef, radioactive water in fish and GMO garbage. The majority of our food these days is GMO garbage. And if you do find non GMO 90% of the products will be ruined by the idiot jackass manufacturer adding cancer causing artificial sweeteners like Sucrolose or aspartame in it. As long as food is clean than it's good for you.
Excellent info as always Dr. Davis. Thanks.
where is Dr Davis located? Can we schedule a face to face appointment?
Please produce a video on the importance achieving the daily need for potassium for bowel function. Thank you.
I’m definitely interested
Dr. Davis I eliminated all grains last March (2019) after reading your “Undoctored” book. My fasting glucose in May 2019 was 91 mg/dL, fasting insulin was 1.1 uIU/mL and HA1C was 5.9. Since May 2019 I increased fats, reduced carbs further and introduced intermittent fasting with 24-hour fasts once a week. My results earlier this month (June 2020) were fasting glucose 90 (almost no change), fasting insulin 2 uIU/mL (went up slightly) and HA1C 5.8 (marginal reduction). I was expecting much lower numbers for fasting glucose (< 80) and HA1C (< 5). My BMI stayed constant around 23. Any interpretations?
24 hour fasts once a week not helpful. Rather go for 8 hour eating and 16 hour fasting daily. Plus we also need to know what does your diet contain now.
Constant BMI means your metabolic rate is not changing. Fasting glucose will always change. No change in A1c means either your diet hasn't really changed or that you're becoming insulin resistant because if your sensitivity to insulin is working and you changed your diet than after a year of doing that your A1c would be alot lower. Eat once a day and add more beef and fish and drink more water and the A1c will lower.
Great talk, thanks!
Dr what is your opinion on teff? I’m looking to supplement wheats
Yup.
Leave all teaching to me
I still have problems and can't stand another set of dr appointments/tests which rarely help (and often do hurt) so will investigate this device. Might my massive scar tissue wrapped around bowels contribute to SIBO/SIFO? 8 open surgeries and a few feet of small intestine was removed
Yes, anatomical distortion, as well as the many antibiotics you likely received, all contribute to SIBO/SIFO, Laura.
William Davis Thanks so much! I should have thought of this ages ago...or I suppose one of my many drs could have investigated....
The older antibiotics are safe and effective. It's the broad spectrum antibiotics that you should not take. I made that mistake of letting conventional medicine doctors fool me into taking the broad spectrum Clindamycin in 2016 and I have had bowel issues every since. According to the FDA it can cause RANDOM infection years AFTER discontinuing use. It also states fatal intestinal infections have occurred and the jackass FDA allowed the poison to be on the market.
Very true
OMG, he’s describing me! I was a C-section baby, and I don’t think I was breastfed long enough by my mom or NOT at all. And I ate junk food all my life. How am I still alive? Thank you Dr! I’m trying to change my diet and eat less. Can you do a video about cheese? Is that ok to eat? I can’t find one video from you on cheese. I keep hearing it’s bad to eat, be it natural cheddar or processed American, which they say is usually about 50% cheese and the rest is cheese. American (all processed) cheese is served *everywhere* in the USA.
Same here. I always craved milk probably because I didn't get enough as a baby
@@pabloblanco2656 Oh sht, you mean like being breast-fed? I wonder if being breast-fed vs not has anything to do with development
@@theshark84724 yes that's what I mean
@@theshark84724 I’m sure it does. Babies need the first breast milk called the colostrum - it’s very important for development. Years ago (when I was born) they actually promoted formula over breast milk. Corporations can’t make money if silly women breast feed.