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I always wonder why satan tried to temp Christ with bread during his fast ..i mean he had to eat again anyways? Eating is not a sin right? Oh boy I was wrong he was trying to kill Him
I'm not smart enough to understand the medical terms (I'm a sociology graduate), but I came to this video because I heard about the risks of refeeding syndrome in people recovering from eating disorders and was curious just how close I've been to killing myself for the past year in recovery. Turns out, I was REALLY damn close.
You’re welcome, Kimberly! I’m so happy to hear they’re helping you with your clinical rotation! Please let me know if you have any questions about the topics I’ve covered, or if you have any good ideas for future videos 😊
5/10 only. No discussion of ketosis during period of fasting . The resumption of insulin production should be discussed . Emphasise a gradual resumption
So if theoretically, someone took a nutrient pill containing these electrolytes alongside a food that also contains them while still containing less than 200+ calories, would someone still be at risk?
In the event of refeeding syndrome, what are the warning signs and what should one do in the event of said situation? How much time do you have before organ failure?
May I know how is minimal nutrition intake is defined? Is it something that we can measure or observe? For example if the patient has loss of appetite, can we consider it to minimal intake?
The guidelines used to make this video do not provide a definition for minimal - or what they call “negligible” - intake. The link to the paper is in the video description, and it has a chart on page 188 that can help you to assess risk. For a patient who complains of loss of appetite, it depends on how much energy they have been receiving, and for how long the intake has been reduced. Loss of appetite can look different for each patient ☝🏼
@@peanutlah My pleasure. Thank you for watching and being engaged with the video! I really appreciate it when people listen closely and pick up on small details like that 🙏🏼
This landed me in the E.R. two years ago while I was about 8% bodyfat, on the Carnivore diet. They misdiagnosed me as having Respiratory Alkylosis. This is mainly because I was so bad, I could hardly talk to explain my history. Interestingly enough, my health has beed declining ever since that day. I'm about 25 lbs heavier and probably 25% body fat. I've been working on trying to find out what is wrong since none of my 5 doctors can. One of my symptoms is that I fall asleep right after my first meal of the day, around 2PM. Two weeks ago, I figured it out. I've got low Thiamine! I've been taking mega doses of Thiamine for 2 weeks and my health has taken a 180 for the better. Here's the kicker. 9 months ago, I was sure that I had low Biotin. I had my doctor run a full B panel only to find out that I was wrong. When I realized that my Thiamine was the problem, I went back and looked at the results. My Thiamine was 185. That's really high. This just goes to show you that blood serum vitamin levels don't always tell the whole story. I'm not fully recovered yet but better every day. If I take Thiamine before my first meal, I don't fall asleep. If I dont, my first meal still knocks me out.
I really need help for my friend. He's been going through this but the hospital is not knowledgeable in Reefeding syndrome. The ER Dr refused to order electrolyte labs daily and now my friend is on oxygen😢💔🙏.
I’m not aware of any data that demonstrates it would happen, but I’m quite confident that it would. Based on the available literature, clinical guidelines, and recommendations, nowhere is a carbohydrate-free intervention being mentioned as a viable option.
Here is a tip, Maybe hire a better narrator to read the script. No offense, but it was so monotone and boring. It’s hard to keep me interested when the narrator doesn’t seem interested and literally sounds like he’s reading a script without any care or interest in what he’s saying. Just a tip! Otherwise, great video! I gave it a 👍!
CHECK OUT MY BOOK!
eBook: cnu.sellfy.store/p/the-book-of-clinical-nutrition-case-studies-for-the-inpatient-setting/
Paperback: a.co/d/99xVnlT
________________________________
This video was recorded at a speed to accommodate all learners.
Feel like I’m talking too slow? Try listening at 1.25x or 1.5x by adjusting the playback speed under Settings 👍🏼
Ohh thats why mrbeast doesnt want to eat Gordon's burger
Came here for that too xd
Yeah
Death would certainly negatively affect MrBeast's career
What did you think before? 🤣
Yep
Play at 1.25 speed and it sounds like he’s speaking normally
Wow it really does.
It really helps thank you.
I always wonder why satan tried to temp Christ with bread during his fast ..i mean he had to eat again anyways? Eating is not a sin right?
Oh boy I was wrong he was trying to kill Him
I'm not smart enough to understand the medical terms (I'm a sociology graduate), but I came to this video because I heard about the risks of refeeding syndrome in people recovering from eating disorders and was curious just how close I've been to killing myself for the past year in recovery. Turns out, I was REALLY damn close.
You’re definitely smart enough! You just haven’t been exposed to it! Thank you for taking the time to watch the video. I hope you found it helpful 🙏🏼
I retain stuff better by watching your videos compared to reading my books. Your channel is a blessing!
Thank you so much! I’m glad you are finding the videos useful! 🙌🏼
after watching Mr Beast's most recent video, i wanted to find out what refeeding syndrome was, so i found this video
Thank you for stopping by! Very happy to see that Mr. Beast didn’t have any complications 🙏🏼
This is an excellent video and I would recommend it. As the speech was on the slow side, I speeded it up and it was perfect.
I'm watching this while fasting
my mom thinks i just got this, so this is what my dumb self gets for eating chicken and some carbs to break a fast
Thank you so much for these videos! They’ve helped me tremendously in my clinical rotation!
You’re welcome, Kimberly! I’m so happy to hear they’re helping you with your clinical rotation! Please let me know if you have any questions about the topics I’ve covered, or if you have any good ideas for future videos 😊
Wow this is amazing. So excited to see what else is to come!
Thank you so much, Anna! So am I 🙌🏼
Neutral monotone voice: i am also excited to see where this goes
5/10 only. No discussion of ketosis during period of fasting . The resumption of insulin production should be discussed . Emphasise a gradual resumption
Thank you so much for your view and comment, Mr. Stewart! There is a part 2 to this video that I think you would love!
Informative video and Clinical help.Thanks
Thank you for watching! I'm happy to hear you found it helpful.
When doing a refeed for weightloss, do you continue where you left off in your macros prior to going on a refeed or do you slowly go on a deficit?
So if theoretically, someone took a nutrient pill containing these electrolytes alongside a food that also contains them while still containing less than 200+ calories, would someone still be at risk?
In the event of refeeding syndrome, what are the warning signs and what should one do in the event of said situation? How much time do you have before organ failure?
May I know how is minimal nutrition intake is defined? Is it something that we can measure or observe? For example if the patient has loss of appetite, can we consider it to minimal intake?
The guidelines used to make this video do not provide a definition for minimal - or what they call “negligible” - intake. The link to the paper is in the video description, and it has a chart on page 188 that can help you to assess risk. For a patient who complains of loss of appetite, it depends on how much energy they have been receiving, and for how long the intake has been reduced. Loss of appetite can look different for each patient ☝🏼
I would definitely check out the guidelines because they do have more specific criteria for energy intake that can be measured objectively.
@@clinicalnutritionuniversity Thank you for providing such a detailed and thoughtful response. It was incredibly helpful.
@@peanutlah My pleasure. Thank you for watching and being engaged with the video! I really appreciate it when people listen closely and pick up on small details like that 🙏🏼
great video. Beautiful visuals and clear explanation. thank you.
Excellent vid. I used for USMLE step3 to understand a question. Just needed the first 6:30 mins. And be sure to watch on 1.25 speed.
Thank you for stopping by, Craig!
This landed me in the E.R. two years ago while I was about 8% bodyfat, on the Carnivore diet. They misdiagnosed me as having Respiratory Alkylosis. This is mainly because I was so bad, I could hardly talk to explain my history. Interestingly enough, my health has beed declining ever since that day. I'm about 25 lbs heavier and probably 25% body fat. I've been working on trying to find out what is wrong since none of my 5 doctors can. One of my symptoms is that I fall asleep right after my first meal of the day, around 2PM. Two weeks ago, I figured it out. I've got low Thiamine! I've been taking mega doses of Thiamine for 2 weeks and my health has taken a 180 for the better. Here's the kicker. 9 months ago, I was sure that I had low Biotin. I had my doctor run a full B panel only to find out that I was wrong. When I realized that my Thiamine was the problem, I went back and looked at the results. My Thiamine was 185. That's really high. This just goes to show you that blood serum vitamin levels don't always tell the whole story. I'm not fully recovered yet but better every day. If I take Thiamine before my first meal, I don't fall asleep. If I dont, my first meal still knocks me out.
I really need help for my friend. He's been going through this but the hospital is not knowledgeable in Reefeding syndrome. The ER Dr refused to order electrolyte labs daily and now my friend is on oxygen😢💔🙏.
You talk like you're reading from a script for the 1st time. Please have more inflection in your voice.
Grateful for this refresher! Thank you!
Happy to hear you enjoyed it, Warren! 🫱🏼🫲🏽
Great teacher, I like your videos.
Thank you so much, Musa!
Neat video
Thank you!
I really like your summerys. They are amazing!! Thanks a lot.
Why does this guy talk like he is super bored
This video is great dude 👍
I really appreciate you taking the time to watch it! 👍🏼
Thank you!
You’re welcome!
I've experienced ...frightening
Im watching this for Eugenia
Would refeeding syndrome happen if you provided 100% of amino acids and/or lipids needs as it is not glucose?
I’m not aware of any data that demonstrates it would happen, but I’m quite confident that it would. Based on the available literature, clinical guidelines, and recommendations, nowhere is a carbohydrate-free intervention being mentioned as a viable option.
thank you!!
You’re welcome! Thank you for watching!
Thank youuu
You’re welcome!
Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Excellent.
Here is a tip,
Maybe hire a better narrator to read the script. No offense, but it was so monotone and boring.
It’s hard to keep me interested when the narrator doesn’t seem interested and literally sounds like he’s reading a script without any care or interest in what he’s saying.
Just a tip!
Otherwise, great video! I gave it a 👍!
I’m sorry I was too monotone and boring for you!
@@clinicalnutritionuniversity dont worry bruh, you sound hot as bell
I think his voice is soothing, consistent, and helps me focus on the material.
You can use the playback speed option in the settings bar of the video to speed it up. 1.5 works pretty well if the original speed isn't great for you