About 15 years ago I saw Dr. Lustings metabolic presentation on Fructose to the University of California. It was, is and I suspect always will be the single most import health crossroads of my life. Thanks to this mans insight, I can chase my son around a park and swimming pool. Had I not discovered him, I doubt that would be the case today.
I also saw that presentation years ago and was able to take better care of myself and of my family. Probably one of the 5 most important presentations on health online
sadly i became a victom of diabetes!! and millions of Americans are! its sad. I wanted to live as long as 75 years old. Now I promote health to the general public!
I discovered I had fatty liver 5 years ago after I did a liver cleanse. During the cleanse, one of the stones got stuck in my intestine for several days causing severe pain which prompted me to go and get a cat scan. During my wait in the waiting room, the stone passed but I still had the scan. After the scan, the doctor was supposed to call me within 2 hours to go over the scan, which he didn't, so I went back to the facility to get a digital copy along with the notes. The notes said there were no obstructions, but that I had an enlarged liver that they noted to likely be fatty liver. When the doc called me at the very end of the day, I didn't tell him that I already had the scan/notes, I just let him talk. He proceeded to tell me there were no obstructions and everything appeared to be fine, not once mentioning my liver. I thought that was weird, so I mentioned the liver and asked about it. His response was, "How did you get a copy?" To which I said, "I just asked for it." He was quiet for a few seconds and said that mostly everybody has fatty liver, and it is really not a big deal. I realized that it was not a big deal to him because he didn't have a pill to push on me like he always did or a jab to give to prevent it from occurring. Needless to say, now I have a host of awful symptoms that are related to my liver not being able to detox properly.
@@PayamLarijani Wow! That's great you took charge as well. We have to be advocates for ourselves because these doctors do not always have our best interest in mind.
go 100% carnivore diet and you will be amazed at how fast you heal up. Beef, Water Eggs and salt... look up Dr Chaffee Dr Baker Dr Berry They know their stuff and have the body to back up their claims and all of them are medical doctors in different fields of medicine. th-cam.com/channels/zoRyR_nlesKZuOlEjWRXQQ.html
Everyone, except about 7% of the citizens in the United States have fatty liver because the FDA has allowed the food and drug manufacturers to POISON ALL OF US FOR ABOUT THE PAST 70 or 80 YEARS 😡😡
All the comments below make no sense because they are congraulating @EarthStudent7 but the last sentence said that the poster has a host of problems. IMO start fasting it works. You don't need meds to loose fat in your liver. Exercise regularly, don't eat after 8pm and then eat from 12 to 8 pm. Loose the weight and alot of it to get healthy. Eat your biggest meal at lunch and have a salad with a protein ( diced chicken) for dinner. You have to do your own research and try different things.
Dr. Rangan you are such a wonderful Doctor Who wants to learn how to help your patience and understand what are they going through it affects their health that is very rare nowadays. doctors are so concerned for their patients. Your patients are so blessed that they have you keep learning and investigating what truly a patient needs for optimum in their health.. you always ask the right questions to your interviewer you learn and your followers learn also, thank you
This message is needed in medical and nursing schools...as a retired NP, I never heard many of these facts on fatty liver diseases. Main treatment is which drug do we use...not understanding the cause, not how to change the diet. Thanks Rangan and Rober Lustig.
WOW! I have been working on these topics for about a year and a half, because of a bad medical diagnosis. I have probably read 18 pretty good books - Attia, Wm Davis Trevor, Agastin etc. - all good. But Dr Lustig puts it all together so coherently, I am in awe. I am reading both of his books currently.
I love Dr. Robert Lustig! I could listen to him all day every day. I will quote him from another podcast I watched and I never forgot this. It’s such an easy motto to follow. …… “ Any food that is linked to a television commercial should not be consumed.” It is so easy to follow this simple rule. Eating has become a sport. When you look at the advertisements on television almost every single commercial is either big Pharma or a processed food.
If you have a fatty liver, my advice is to listen to this doctor eat healthy food . The liver rejuvenates itself and your fatty liver will go away. You don’t have to do nothing other than eat the right food.
Disagree. We need disclosure laws not banning laws. If you choose to eat trans fat you should be allowed just as you can smoke, drink and do 100 other things that are bad for you.
I don’t think you’re right about UPF being available in the eu, and GMOs can be used when approved , and they’ve approved one so far. MSG is also not banned, and we do use chemicals.
I guess they want to live. 😮I read my files after 5 surgeries last year and it said I had what is basically fat in my blood. So I’m sure it other places. It’s not a surprise bc after 50 years they finally found my Neuromuscular Scoliosis . I have many many other issues. I have Fibromyalgia, CFS, Anemia and so since November of 2018 I have been in bed! Surgeries were for 3 pinched nerves in the spine all 3 areas ctl , carpal tunnel R and facial basil cell carcinoma. I am getting better I use my toenails as an indicator. They were blackish and now I am seeing healthy growth. This is great thank you 😊
@@cokeiceeeee yes. Greetiings from Poland. Where we have these regulations. And average lifespans are higher than the US. How does it feel to fall behind developing nations in life expectancy you greatest people on Mother Earth?
00:05 Healthy liver is crucial for overall body function. 02:28 Liver fat is determined by race, sex, and age 07:14 Regular monitoring of ALT levels is crucial for early detection of liver health issues. 09:40 Ultra processed food leads to metabolic associated steatotic liver disease 15:00 Eat real food that doesn't have a label. 17:26 Fructose inhibits burning and ultra-processed food inhibits growth. 22:01 Importance of a.co recommendation engine for personalized food choices 24:05 The key message is to eat real food for better health. 28:15 Degree of processing determines food quality 30:19 Sugar overload floods the liver and leads to fat production 34:58 Prebiotics are essential for promoting microbial diversity in the intestine. 37:24 Protect the liver and feed the gut for overall health 41:42 Personalized nutrition based on genetics is crucial. 43:53 Apple juice processing destroys fiber content 48:30 Reactive oxygen species contribute to metabolic syndrome. 50:52 Reactive oxygen species (ROS) impact cellular function 55:29 Berries like blueberries are low in fructose, high in fiber, and packed with antioxidants 57:40 Fructose metabolism leads to liver fat accumulation and metabolic syndrome. 1:02:11 Context of cellular and metabolic health impacts fruit consumption. 1:04:18 Different foods affect different people in different ways. 1:08:45 Fructose in blood affects health differently than glucose 1:10:55 93% of the US population have metabolic dysfunction. 1:15:44 Understanding the impact of sugar on liver versus alcohol. 1:17:35 Insulin reduction clinics could eliminate 75% of chronic diseases worldwide 1:21:29 Identifying the underlying causes of major health issues 1:23:52 Addressing root causes is key in medicine. 1:28:06 The importance of real food in preventing mortality rates in developed countries 1:30:05 Factors affecting COVID-19 mortality 1:34:40 Understanding the difference between processed food and real food is crucial for health 1:36:41 Validation of four key points for successful outcome Crafted by Merlin AI.
I was told by doctors that I had fatty liver disease…found Dr. Lustig and Dr. Jason Fung on TH-cam. Followed their advice and no longer have fatty liver disease! No sugar, whole food diet with 16:8 intermittent fasting! I have tried many different diets. This is the easiest way to eat. Finally lost the stubborn 20 lbs I had gained in adulthood. 😢 Thank you Doctors you are the best! ❤
I am non-diabetic, but I occasionally wear a CGM and it helps me to self-modulate my stress, food choices, and exercise, as I can see the results to my choices. I want to reverse my metabolic dysfunction and prevent future diseases. I grow a large organic garden and love my vegetables. I am age 68, post triple positive, metastatic, stage 3 breast cancer. disease free for more than 4 years. I love your teaching and the whole conversation. Thank you.
How do you get a CGM if you are not diabetic? I’ve wanted to get one as I have a strong family history but everything I see says I have to have a prescription.
@@angiekitson-harris4257 continuous glucose monitor. You wear it on your arm and it works with a smartphone to tell you your glucose readings instead of pricking your finger .
Sending lots of love and admiration from here in the UK to you Prof. Lustig. Great informational chat gentlemen. I have so much appreciation for you both. Thank you for helping enlightening me/us.
Thank you Doctors Chatergee & Lustig. I'm a retired RN. I've seen many of your videos & they are spot on. I think I've seen this video before & it was great to review it again. It will keep it as my refresher course from time to time. May God bless you both!
Glutethion and melatonin helps when one has aitoimmune illness and you never have more than an occasional dessert or glass of wine... IF you can metabolise it. Stay away from corn syrup also known as fructose. Fruit juices are unnecessary. Whole fruit is much better and veggies that help metabolism. ❤Great interview!
Dr. Lustig, I got a very stupid injury, about 8 years ago. And kept eating but became very much less active and ended up at 5”4’ and 212 pounds. I decided to do something about it, and fairly quickly lost down to 192. Then I came out of Covid and stress (( like having 13 people in a house designed for five )) among other things. And I came out of it, once I got my vaccines, I had become a Covid Long Hauler, and was also diabetic, had cancer, and a minor heart issue. I discovered you and your book. And also Jason Fung’s books. I now weigh 172, my ALT has gone from 28 to 16. My trigs are down from around 280’s to 212. My “good cholesterol is up into the 60s ( 66 last draw ). My diet consists of home cooked meat or eggs, fruits and berries, tea with whipping cream or plain Icelandic yogurt, and a bit of bread or Cheerios or the like. ( I relapse with ice cream under stress. ) I did try Keto without being able to stick to it after the first four months or so. Weight loss is slow. Long hauling (( PASC is a very slow recovery, far from complete. But I am very slowly “getting younger”. (( I am 77 !!)) Thank You Dr. Lustig !!! Your work is saving lives !!! But please get ice cream made with allulose into the grocery stores as soon as possible. I don’t think you need any regular sugar. I now think ice cream is really too sweet !! I am under very high stress- my daughter is dying of liver disease and can’t stop drinking. She almost died of end stage liver disease and esophageal verices last month. Last spring my grandfather was shot by an upset, most likely drunk young man in her Minneapolis, Minnesota neighborhood. She is recovering. In this situation, I have lost considerable fat from my butt and legs, as compared to my waist. (( sigh )) I doubt that I will be living with any less stress anytime soon. Some things diet can’t fix. Though, as per Chris Palmer, I do time restricted eating, and am therefore in ketosis some. I do think I do better with stress on the time restricted, protein first around noon, real food diet. Thank you !! THANK YOU !!!
Take dandelion root and milk thistle. My cousin had to have a liver transplant but avoided it completely and was taken off the transplant list by listening to me. Hes fine. But you need to stop drinking. It's not as hard as quitting smoking. You can do it . Get away from all people you drink arround and go before God on your knees and ask for help. He will help you , ut you have to pull yourself together and help yourself. I'll be praying for you❤
If you quit bread and icecream you’d drop more weight fast. Frozen yogurt would be better than icecream too. Or better still just the odd piece of dark chocolate if you crave sugar. Also look up the vax accelerating cancer. Best to not touch another one. That’s very sad about your daughter 😢 Sounds like she’s at the end stage of her alcoholism. My sister is gone because of it. So I well know he’s that’s like to deal with. Very hard. Stay strong you’re looking after you right now which is the very best thing you can do. It’s very true that we can only control ourselves. Good luck I hope things improve for you ahead.
@@fatimayahia3522 Dr. Lustog explains it at some point ... it's your liver function, or liver something. It tells you if you have fatty liver disease. "Normal" results are under 40, but he says under 25, or even under 20, is what you want.
You say lit for me to undrestand. You saved me my life and improve my everyday life، II have reduced my tablets and reduced my blood pressure، reduced my insulin in take from 240 unit to below 60 unit. I lost 13kg. And ad a diabetic 1 I feel like a young 64 year old. My docter is a very profecianal PHD Diabetic specialist. He is very impressed with my achivements. Please keep up your good work.
Mum 86y, healthy, one tablet for arithmia(caused by dehydration) never ate processed food. Myself 61y..obese the last 30y. Ten years ago I was on goiter pills, anti depressant and metformin.l got off medication but the damage is done.Six years ago started keto diet.lost 25kg.Arthritis in knees, abscesses in my body, not able to get fit. I live with my mum and see the difference everyday and spend my days warning my adult kids to eat and live like grandma.
In February of 2024, my liver was poisoned by taking methotrexate for rheumatoid arthritis. I had been eating a lot of dried fruit, which may have contributed to my liver distress (because of the fructose content). Since my acute liver event, I have been avoiding fructose and other simple sugars, and I have been eating a whole food diet. The only fruits that I eat now are kiwis and blueberries. I don't know if dried fruit is problematic for people in general.
Excellent podcast, I have listened to to numerous presentations by doctor Ludwig and each and every time I learn something new, this time he clarified de negative value on glucose index.
My goodness what a fantastic informative talk I have ever listened to ❤❤❤❤. I will be going back and listening to the 1st part. I'll be waiting for part 3. Thankyou for this first truthful talk ever
I am part of that group…I’m metabolically healthy. My ALT is 22 …the rest of my blood work is normal. I’m 56 and considered overweight. My waist measurement is 30. I grow a garden…. Eat fruits ,vegetables,meat….i cook homemade. I have occasional alcoholic beverage. Thank you for this video. Extremely informative.
I’m 63 don’t drink but do what you do my ALT is 38 but the last blood work I had I drank coffee with creamer so it probably would have been lower on the ALT. Waiting for my next bloodwork too come . My doctor was amazed at my good fat. My thyroid is low though. It’s impossible too lose weight. I eat one meal a day and eat melon in the evening. Works as a natural diuretic. I hold onto water.
@denisemiller8474 If your thyroid is low, even if your blood tests show normal ranges, you will struggle to lose weight until your thyroid (TSH in particular) is in the optimal range. Same story for me, blood tests were “normal”, but I didn’t make progress until I addressed the thyroid.
@@alina-xc1jd my blood work thyroid shows low thyroid. It hasn’t been normal for around 5 years. Doc put my on lovoxerine if that is how you spell it. I took it for a few years and estrogen. I had too quit the estrogen because your not supposed to take it over 60 years of age. That’s when I started not being able too lose weight. I had to come off the hormone meds because we moved away from my doctor. I started getting my anxiety back. Found a doctor and got back on the thyroid meds felt a little better. But something is way off . I don’t feel right. I got some magnesium and felt better till I ran out . Ordered some more and some pro and pre biotics we will see if that helps. My GFR is low and creatinine is high. So kidneys are struggling but could not take the medication the doctor gave me. It made my legs feel like rubber. Stopped taking it and I feel worse after I took that prescription he gave me. Its hell getting old and I’m only 63
Just have to add that as a Brit you can't just 'get an ALT'. You have to make an appt with your GP for it, and unless your GP has concerns about your liver function, they won't do it! As it's virtually impossible to see a GP these days without a long wait except in emergency, they're not going to use up patient time with a test they don't consider important. This is not the US. Private medicine yes, but the average person can't afford it.
You can ask for a general blood test that includes liver function test. And if you have the NHs app that documents your test results - you can login and find it there. Also known as alanine aminotransferase (ALT) and the number comes up here when I see my blood test results.
That’s not entirely true, if you speak to the docs (for us it’s by phone where we are) and would like the occasional check up they usually agree - if they seem hesitant state that you’ve been feeling fatigue and run down for some time. The ALT marker and many others are all checked within a standard blood panel/Full blood count they will order. Then Ideally go and pick up a print out of results to compare with any the following year or so. Any others we need we order online, which luckily is easy these days.
@@ktpuss Not here. Our few local surgeries have thousands per surgery on the books and many of the docs only work part time. Bloods taken at the local hospital. I know, I've experienced it for a TSH & T4.
In the U.S. it is just as hard depending on where you live. In some states you can go to a lab and have any tests you want. In states like NJ I need a doctor’s order and that is hard to get.
@@kateking3953 yes we’re with a surgery serving a very large village and surrounding areas which is why they don’t do a ‘walk in and wait’ service anymore, your place will have a protocol for speaking to a doctor though whether via online triage and a call back by a doctor, or triage by the reception staff; if anyone doesn’t want to or can’t do that just buy your tests online, a full panel of 7 markers is around £25 with one place I found…if you’re happy using the test kit yourself or are still concerned. I hope you stay well 😊
Wow, this is wonderful. My common sense that has served me so well out of this doctors mouth. I had covid before they even noticed it, swelling, breathing problems and sweating disorientation in December 2019, just about my 80th birthday. I had a ball with 130 people from all over the world. I am now almost 85 and my main problems have been due to trying to follow " the norm. I believe when I stay healthy, eat right and avoid meds and Shots? I feel good. Stress does me in though. Just to alert you to covid and aging. Being healthy really is the key! Thank you so much!
People don’t understand food….they don’t understand that that bread and pasta and cereal turn to sugar in the blood. If you are mostly sedentary you don’t need much of this. If you exercise everyday…your body will be able to process these a tad better. Moderation….people don’t understand what that is when it concerns food.
Why do we not have lab results charts (upper and lower limits) that are based on optimal health? We should know where we need to be for optimal health and not where we are on the scale compared to a bunch of other metabolically unhealthy people. Does this exists somewhere and can we have access to it?
58 5’2 119. My ALT is 14! My triglycerides 105, HDL 69, but LDL 204! Dr wants me in statins for the LDL (Im pretty low carb low sugar) -have no heart issues in my family until some after age 85 had high blood pressure. Mine is lower end. I’m thin . So I’m not taking the statin .
One funny thing for me about this and good news is that I never much liked fruit juice or smoothies but forced myself to indulge because everyone was telling me how healthy it was but I never took very much. Hilarious to learn that fruit juice and smoothies are not so healthy after all. I never did like then that much! My instinct was right.
Three of the most important issues are never mentioned ... as well food is about the third important factor you should watch ... after knowing nearly everything about all this I eat (with few changes) about the way, the amount and foods my grandmothers had ... living over 90 years healthy ... and happy!!
@@TreeOfWisdom2you must gradually phase into keto. You have to be patient because so many of us have metabolic disturbances and as result especially insulin problems and that too causes some to have trouble. But, it works but you must give it time . Could take several months depending how bad you are. But it works for 99 percent. See Dr Berg , Dr Ekberg, and Dr Berry videos. Type in fasting , insulin resistance with their name. Keep it simple. Fasting must be phased in. Eat low low carb. Only green veggies but mostly fatty meat, salmon, sardines, butter, bacon. The fattier the better. It carries you longer while fasting. More carnivore is keto. Good luck
Doctors in the UK don’t involve patients in their own care. In answer to any test we get it’s satisfactory. I’ve started paying for my own private blood tests.
I did keto for few months back in 2019, but got bored of it and it was challenging. I did prolonged water fasts in the past (more than 10days). My doet fell off probaby like for many, arouns 2020. I watched Robert Lusting podcast some time ago. It made me go sort of low carb for 14 days now. Sort of low carb, meaning, I avoid carbs but if I have no other option I'll eat some pasta or potatoes, but no sugar in my coffee, no soda, mostly wholefoods. While I didn't lose weight as of yet, I do feel better, enjoy better sleep and have more energy. What's also nice is that I don't crave chocolate bars anymore and my taste has noticeably changed. I'm convinced that real clean keto would be healthier, I think that limiting carbs is a good way to start
@janicetribbiani7535 yes, you're correct. I'm assuming people watching would know. I still have some fruit, especially berries and a ton of veg. Otherwise I'd end up doing a semi-carnivore diet 😆
Went to the dentist to remove 2 wisdom teeth. Went under sedation. Last memory was feeling the needle in my arm. My dentist said to me later that he never had a patient like me that went under so fast and said "You must have a clean liver".
Been following Dr Lustig for years and he has helped me to regain my health and be healthier than i can remember. Last 4 years ive ate "no prossessed foods" just whole foods higher protein and fats lower sugars and carbs just high quality animal foods veggies, fermented veggies and berries, its made me very healthy and strong ! Everything checks out great !
Oh My Lord, Deep Gratitude to both doctors for enlightening me on how to help myself and my family. This message came at my most needed time. Thank you Universe for perfect Synchronicities. Peace and Light to All here. 🕊️🦋🕊️🦋🙏🏼
Read his book "Metabolical", it will make your jaw drop, it will change your life. It helped me get into shape by loosing 82 lbs. At 72 I still suffer from inflammation but now I'm working on it so I can feel young again. The way to do that is to forget about I only live once I'm going to do what I want. Yes, I'll have to give up stuff that I love but what's important? Not just living a long time but living a long time and having NO PAIN.
Everything Dr Robert says is true. ‘ I don’t EAT any FACTORY 🏭 food’. I am 72 with tons of energy all day. Fight back illnesses and Medicare and Premiums!!! 😂😂Hellooo. Weak up!!!!
The meat in my grocery store has labels to show the percentages of fat and protein unless it is a whole chicken. Obviously meat does not contain carbohydrates if the meat has not been processed other than being cut into pieces. Beef, pork, and poultry portions have labels. I like this as I can check to see the proportion of protein and fat in any meat.
Highly informative and intelligent, and gets away from the usual meat vs. vegan topic that dominates the internet. Eat real food, not much, very well said, thanks.
@joanneclark8256 I eat whole food plant based, all fruits and vegetables and whole grains. I read all the labels, and if it says sugar, any type of seed oil, or an ingredient that is not food, I don't buy it. Big food companies just want your money. They don't care how unhealthy their products are. They know that their friends at Big Pharma will take care of you.
@@chrisstepleton4761 Your body had adapted to the exercise which is awesome. But for those not adapted, like exercise not often, maybe did a hitt class on occasion might see their liver/creatinine enzymes up.
2:10 waist circumference easiest wa2to measure liver health. Male over 40, female over 36 = liver problem 3:25 Asian will have fat livers at much lower BMI 3:45 ALT test, high ALT = fat liver, ALT should be no more than 25 8:00 fatty liver very common, fatty pancreas disease also common, only detectable through MRI, 9:50 now called MASLD 13:40 20% of fat people are metabolically healthy, 60% of thin people are not 14:50 Eat real food 17:30 food definition 18:10 fructose inhibits burning; fructose added to 70% of food in stores 18:35 processed food inhibits growth 20:25 tool and concept for real food 21:35 tool: PERFACT 25:30 24% of Americans change religions today 26:10 calories is a belief system 29:00 class 4 foods associated with chronic diseases 31:00 liver can only metabolize small amt of sugar 32:20 protect the liver, feed the gut 32:30 micro biome talks to the brain 34:30 probiotics die in stomach. Use prebiotocs, fiber = food for bacteria 38:40 vegan vs let?.Hard to be on keto for long
Is non alcoholic fatty liver disease 100% reversible? If damage was done to the liver this way, is it 100% reversible by only eating real foods?? If so, about how long does that take?
ALT doesn’t indicate liver fat, it’s an indicator of liver damage and repair. I know this because my ALT is in normal range 32. But my ultrasound I had done showed advanced liver disease. Just looking at my blood levels everything said I was fine. But because of the severe pain in my UPQ, along with some other symptoms had me do an ultrasound thinking it was my gallbladder. Well it was fine but my liver is not at all, so much so I need to have other imaging and scans done.
I’d like to know how long these people spend with their patients. We have a crisis in GP provision in the UK and yet there are so many doctors on TV, writing books, doing podcasts, one is even on Strictly this year. Yet they are failing to spot death nells like cancer. If people don’t know about the demon sugar and care by now, they never will. Enough! Get back to work else drop the “I’m an NHS doctor” status mantra.
Robert's product software sounds good. I'd also put the onus on the shops. Here's an idea for some clever techie and a supermarket that wants to set themselves apart from others by being more responsible. Customer's receipts could include details on how how healthy or not their purchases are. Total sugar content would be a good start including a rating according to health guidelines. Green for good, Amber for border line and Red for bad. It would be a start. The supermarkets have huge amounts of data on their products that could be used to educate and assist their customers to live healthier lives.
How would a probiotic get past the stomach unless encapsulated? You are using circular logic, doc. Probiotics that digest fiber are only necessary when consuming fiber. All fiber today contains Roundup herbicide/glyphosate. Fiber containing glyphosate will always kill gut bacteria because this herbicide is also an antibiotic.
My ALT from a few months ago was 34 and they said the normal range was from 10 to 50. I have been working on my health for a few years and will get retested next year.
Very simple but brilliant that this fine Doctor points out the cumulative amount of sugar and other junk put into food to make it palatable and or addictive😢
Hi to both of you… my ALT is 14, my LDL Is 156, HDL 112 , triglycerides 41. Total cholesterol is 280! My WBCc is 3.3 any explanation about the low white blood cell count? I refused to take statins, my doctor keeps insisting. I am switching doctor of course.
Here is a real Doctor! Who truly cares about his patients! Integrity! I just love the way he explains.. priceless insight. I love it!
He's First class for sure.
About 15 years ago I saw Dr. Lustings metabolic presentation on Fructose to the University of California. It was, is and I suspect always will be the single most import health crossroads of my life. Thanks to this mans insight, I can chase my son around a park and swimming pool. Had I not discovered him, I doubt that would be the case today.
I also saw that presentation years ago and was able to take better care of myself and of my family. Probably one of the 5 most important presentations on health online
Sugar: the Bitter Truth
Lusting? Is that a Freudian slip? 😂
@@BestLifeMD lol, more likely autocorrect🤭
sadly i became a victom of diabetes!! and millions of Americans are! its sad. I wanted to live as long as 75 years old. Now I promote health to the general public!
We need Dr. Robert Lustig heading the FDA in the United States.
He would turn us around in a nano!!
"They" would never allow it.
Be grateful, we can hear and share his knowledge with others. 🙇🏼♂️💖
I coudl listen to his info for hours upon hours.....
@@motfc8 YES you're unfortunately correct but it is good to wish for the best. Collusion and Corruption of the Corporate World.
Yes that would be wonderful!!!
I discovered I had fatty liver 5 years ago after I did a liver cleanse. During the cleanse, one of the stones got stuck in my intestine for several days causing severe pain which prompted me to go and get a cat scan. During my wait in the waiting room, the stone passed but I still had the scan. After the scan, the doctor was supposed to call me within 2 hours to go over the scan, which he didn't, so I went back to the facility to get a digital copy along with the notes. The notes said there were no obstructions, but that I had an enlarged liver that they noted to likely be fatty liver. When the doc called me at the very end of the day, I didn't tell him that I already had the scan/notes, I just let him talk. He proceeded to tell me there were no obstructions and everything appeared to be fine, not once mentioning my liver. I thought that was weird, so I mentioned the liver and asked about it. His response was, "How did you get a copy?" To which I said, "I just asked for it." He was quiet for a few seconds and said that mostly everybody has fatty liver, and it is really not a big deal. I realized that it was not a big deal to him because he didn't have a pill to push on me like he always did or a jab to give to prevent it from occurring. Needless to say, now I have a host of awful symptoms that are related to my liver not being able to detox properly.
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@@PayamLarijani Wow! That's great you took charge as well. We have to be advocates for ourselves because these doctors do not always have our best interest in mind.
go 100% carnivore diet and you will be amazed at how fast you heal up.
Beef, Water Eggs and salt...
look up Dr Chaffee
Dr Baker
Dr Berry
They know their stuff and have the body to back up their claims and all of them are medical doctors in different fields of medicine.
th-cam.com/channels/zoRyR_nlesKZuOlEjWRXQQ.html
Everyone, except about 7% of the citizens in the United States have fatty liver because the FDA has allowed the food and drug manufacturers to POISON ALL OF US FOR ABOUT THE PAST 70 or 80 YEARS 😡😡
All the comments below make no sense because they are congraulating @EarthStudent7 but the last sentence said that the poster has a host of problems. IMO start fasting it works. You don't need meds to loose fat in your liver. Exercise regularly, don't eat after 8pm and then eat from 12 to 8 pm. Loose the weight and alot of it to get healthy. Eat your biggest meal at lunch and have a salad with a protein ( diced chicken) for dinner. You have to do your own research and try different things.
Dr. Rangan you are such a wonderful Doctor Who wants to learn how to help your patience and understand what are they going through it affects their health that is very rare nowadays. doctors are so concerned for their patients. Your patients are so blessed that they have you keep learning and investigating what truly a patient needs for optimum in their health.. you always ask the right questions to your interviewer you learn and your followers learn also, thank you
@teresaalvarez7372 totally agree Teresa, Dr Rangan did great interviews and has great knowledge himself. Andre
This message is needed in medical and nursing schools...as a retired NP, I never heard many of these facts on fatty liver diseases. Main treatment is which drug do we use...not understanding the cause, not how to change the diet. Thanks Rangan and Rober Lustig.
I recently heard that they renamed fatty liver disease to something more politically correct. [Like your liver cares]
WOW! I have been working on these topics for about a year and a half, because of a bad medical diagnosis. I have probably read 18 pretty good books - Attia, Wm Davis Trevor, Agastin etc. - all good. But Dr Lustig puts it all together so coherently, I am in awe. I am reading both of his books currently.
Try reading 📖 The Riker Regime! It’s fantastic!!! ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤
Rob Lustig for US FDA chairman.
If Bobby could be president, could you imagine the changes in our health with Dr Rob in his cabinet of health?
I think him writing more books could be useful also.
Good luck with that.....truly.
YES, YES, YES!!!
I love Dr. Robert Lustig! I could listen to him all day every day. I will quote him from another podcast I watched and I never forgot this. It’s such an easy motto to follow. ……
“ Any food that is linked to a television commercial should not be consumed.”
It is so easy to follow this simple rule. Eating has become a sport. When you look at the advertisements on television almost every single commercial is either big Pharma or a processed food.
Addicted! To RL Talks!
If you have a fatty liver, my advice is to listen to this doctor eat healthy food . The liver rejuvenates itself and your fatty liver will go away. You don’t have to do nothing other than eat the right food.
We need to adopt European union regulations. No ultra processed foods allowed. No GMO , no MSG, no chemicals.
Disagree. We need disclosure laws not banning laws. If you choose to eat trans fat you should be allowed just as you can smoke, drink and do 100 other things that are bad for you.
I don’t think you’re right about UPF being available in the eu, and GMOs can be used when approved , and they’ve approved one so far. MSG is also not banned, and we do use chemicals.
I guess they want to live. 😮I read my files after 5 surgeries last year and it said I had what is basically fat in my blood. So I’m sure it other places. It’s not a surprise bc after 50 years they finally found my Neuromuscular Scoliosis . I have many many other issues. I have Fibromyalgia, CFS, Anemia and so since November of 2018 I have been in bed! Surgeries were for 3 pinched nerves in the spine all 3 areas ctl , carpal tunnel R and facial basil cell carcinoma. I am getting better I use my toenails as an indicator. They were blackish and now I am seeing healthy growth. This is great thank you 😊
No, I don’t think so. Great Britain has a horrendous obesity problem and they eat heaps and heaps of ultra processed food and fast food.
@@cokeiceeeee yes. Greetiings from Poland. Where we have these regulations. And average lifespans are higher than the US. How does it feel to fall behind developing nations in life expectancy you greatest people on Mother Earth?
This man is so interesting! He's well versed and also adorable!
His talk about the evils of sugar has been viewed millions of times. I highly recommend it.
They are both adorable
00:05 Healthy liver is crucial for overall body function.
02:28 Liver fat is determined by race, sex, and age
07:14 Regular monitoring of ALT levels is crucial for early detection of liver health issues.
09:40 Ultra processed food leads to metabolic associated steatotic liver disease
15:00 Eat real food that doesn't have a label.
17:26 Fructose inhibits burning and ultra-processed food inhibits growth.
22:01 Importance of a.co recommendation engine for personalized food choices
24:05 The key message is to eat real food for better health.
28:15 Degree of processing determines food quality
30:19 Sugar overload floods the liver and leads to fat production
34:58 Prebiotics are essential for promoting microbial diversity in the intestine.
37:24 Protect the liver and feed the gut for overall health
41:42 Personalized nutrition based on genetics is crucial.
43:53 Apple juice processing destroys fiber content
48:30 Reactive oxygen species contribute to metabolic syndrome.
50:52 Reactive oxygen species (ROS) impact cellular function
55:29 Berries like blueberries are low in fructose, high in fiber, and packed with antioxidants
57:40 Fructose metabolism leads to liver fat accumulation and metabolic syndrome.
1:02:11 Context of cellular and metabolic health impacts fruit consumption.
1:04:18 Different foods affect different people in different ways.
1:08:45 Fructose in blood affects health differently than glucose
1:10:55 93% of the US population have metabolic dysfunction.
1:15:44 Understanding the impact of sugar on liver versus alcohol.
1:17:35 Insulin reduction clinics could eliminate 75% of chronic diseases worldwide
1:21:29 Identifying the underlying causes of major health issues
1:23:52 Addressing root causes is key in medicine.
1:28:06 The importance of real food in preventing mortality rates in developed countries
1:30:05 Factors affecting COVID-19 mortality
1:34:40 Understanding the difference between processed food and real food is crucial for health
1:36:41 Validation of four key points for successful outcome
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Thanks for taking the time to do this. 😍😍😍😍🤩🤩
All this is a complete waste of time for anyone who took the poison Convid shots
You’re a star ⭐️ ❤🎉
I was told by doctors that I had fatty liver disease…found Dr. Lustig and Dr. Jason Fung on TH-cam. Followed their advice and no longer have fatty liver disease! No sugar, whole food diet with 16:8 intermittent fasting! I have tried many different diets. This is the easiest way to eat. Finally lost the stubborn 20 lbs I had gained in adulthood. 😢 Thank you Doctors you are the best! ❤
Fabulous 4am wide awake, life changing moment. Thank you. You are the masters of clarity for our health. Live long and healthy .👏👏
I am non-diabetic, but I occasionally wear a CGM and it helps me to self-modulate my stress, food choices, and exercise, as I can see the results to my choices. I want to reverse my metabolic dysfunction and prevent future diseases. I grow a large organic garden and love my vegetables. I am age 68, post triple positive, metastatic, stage 3 breast cancer. disease free for more than 4 years. I love your teaching and the whole conversation. Thank you.
How do you get a CGM if you are not diabetic? I’ve wanted to get one as I have a strong family history but everything I see says I have to have a prescription.
Excuse the ignorance but what is a CGM? 😢
Did you have treatment or did just eating well fic it ? Fenbendazole is supposed to be great. A lot of people cured.
Me too
@@angiekitson-harris4257 continuous glucose monitor. You wear it on your arm and it works with a smartphone to tell you your glucose readings instead of pricking your finger .
I love the way Dr Lustig explains human body and physiology. He is brilliant.
Sending lots of love and admiration from here in the UK to you Prof. Lustig. Great informational chat gentlemen. I have so much appreciation for you both. Thank you for helping enlightening me/us.
Just keep going Dr Lustig so humble and so great trying to make a difference in this crazy world about a complex incideous problem obesity
Dr, lusting is the Dr of the Drs by far. He is Walking encyclopedia and he breaks things down very simple and easy.
Yes. It's very easy to understand. I have been a fan since he broke out the truth about sugar a decade ago.
Thank you Doctors Chatergee & Lustig. I'm a retired RN. I've seen many of your videos & they are spot on. I think I've seen this video before & it was great to review it again. It will keep it as my refresher course from time to time. May God bless you both!
Glutethion and melatonin helps when one has aitoimmune illness and you never have more than an occasional dessert or glass of wine... IF you can metabolise it. Stay away from corn syrup also known as fructose. Fruit juices are unnecessary. Whole fruit is much better and veggies that help metabolism.
❤Great interview!
Veggies were killing me. I'm total meat now and out of bed with hired help for the past 7 years on the veg. Diet.
I did not know this. I've had several auto immune disorders for 30 years.
Dr. Lustig, I got a very stupid injury, about 8 years ago. And kept eating but became very much less active and ended up at 5”4’ and 212 pounds. I decided to do something about it, and fairly quickly lost down to 192. Then I came out of Covid and stress (( like having 13 people in a house designed for five )) among other things. And I came out of it, once I got my vaccines, I had become a Covid Long Hauler, and was also diabetic, had cancer, and a minor heart issue. I discovered you and your book. And also Jason Fung’s books. I now weigh 172, my ALT has gone from 28 to 16. My trigs are down from around 280’s to 212. My “good cholesterol is up into the 60s ( 66 last draw ).
My diet consists of home cooked meat or eggs, fruits and berries, tea with whipping cream or plain Icelandic yogurt, and a bit of bread or Cheerios or the like. ( I relapse with ice cream under stress. )
I did try Keto without being able to stick to it after the first four months or so.
Weight loss is slow. Long hauling (( PASC is a very slow recovery, far from complete. But I am very slowly “getting younger”. (( I am 77 !!))
Thank You Dr. Lustig !!! Your work is saving lives !!!
But please get ice cream made with allulose into the grocery stores as soon as possible. I don’t think you need any regular sugar. I now think ice cream is really too sweet !!
I am under very high stress- my daughter is dying of liver disease and can’t stop drinking. She almost died of end stage liver disease and esophageal verices last month. Last spring my grandfather was shot by an upset, most likely drunk young man in her Minneapolis, Minnesota neighborhood. She is recovering.
In this situation, I have lost considerable fat from my butt and legs, as compared to my waist. (( sigh )) I doubt that I will be living with any less stress anytime soon.
Some things diet can’t fix. Though, as per Chris Palmer, I do time restricted eating, and am therefore in ketosis some. I do think I do better with stress on the time restricted, protein first around noon, real food diet.
Thank you !! THANK YOU !!!
Take dandelion root and milk thistle. My cousin had to have a liver transplant but avoided it completely and was taken off the transplant list by listening to me. Hes fine. But you need to stop drinking. It's not as hard as quitting smoking. You can do it . Get away from all people you drink arround and go before God on your knees and ask for help. He will help you , ut you have to pull yourself together and help yourself. I'll be praying for you❤
If you quit bread and icecream you’d drop more weight fast. Frozen yogurt would be better than icecream too. Or better still just the odd piece of dark chocolate if you crave sugar. Also look up the vax accelerating cancer. Best to not touch another one. That’s very sad about your daughter 😢 Sounds like she’s at the end stage of her alcoholism. My sister is gone because of it. So I well know he’s that’s like to deal with. Very hard. Stay strong you’re looking after you right now which is the very best thing you can do. It’s very true that we can only control ourselves. Good luck I hope things improve for you ahead.
This is amazing! Thank-you Dr Lustig and Dr Chatterjee! Fix the food!
I so enjoy an interesting and intelligent man.
Thank you Dr for explaining medical ideas in ways we can all understand.
My ALT is 19. Thank God!!! I got scared when I was listening to you saying most people have fatty liver disease!
mine is 14. i'm 50
@@jennifermoffitt4635 I am 66. Mine is 14
What is ALT?
Mine was 17! Like you, I ran to look at my latest lab results. Phew!!
@@fatimayahia3522 Dr. Lustog explains it at some point ... it's your liver function, or liver something. It tells you if you have fatty liver disease. "Normal" results are under 40, but he says under 25, or even under 20, is what you want.
Dr.Lustig you keep memotivated on keeping myself healthy. Thank you.🙏👏👍
You say lit for me to undrestand.
You saved me my life and improve my everyday life، II have reduced my tablets and reduced my blood pressure، reduced my insulin in take from 240 unit to below 60 unit.
I lost 13kg. And ad a diabetic 1 I feel like a young 64 year old.
My docter is a very profecianal PHD Diabetic specialist.
He is very impressed with my achivements.
Please keep up your good work.
Dr Lustig made me aware about metabolic health , i can listen to him everyday .
Mum 86y, healthy, one tablet for arithmia(caused by dehydration) never ate processed food.
Myself 61y..obese the last 30y. Ten years ago I was on goiter pills, anti depressant and metformin.l got off medication but the damage is done.Six years ago started keto diet.lost 25kg.Arthritis in knees, abscesses in my body, not able to get fit. I live with my mum and see the difference everyday and spend my days warning my adult kids to eat and live like grandma.
Dr Lustig rocks- I have learnt so much from him. Gratitude.
Take care of yourself. I have a loved one who died from fatty liver.
In February of 2024, my liver was poisoned by taking methotrexate for rheumatoid arthritis. I had been eating a lot of dried fruit, which may have contributed to my liver distress (because of the fructose content). Since my acute liver event, I have been avoiding fructose and other simple sugars, and I have been eating a whole food diet. The only fruits that I eat now are kiwis and blueberries. I don't know if dried fruit is problematic for people in general.
This episode is GOLD 🥇 I can take this and make definite changes to my eating habits to improve my health. Thank you!
Excellent podcast, I have listened to to numerous presentations by doctor Ludwig and each and every time I learn something new, this time he clarified de negative value on glucose index.
OMG! So much info! Thank you for this podcast, I never realized how sick we all are!
My goodness what a fantastic informative talk I have ever listened to ❤❤❤❤. I will be going back and listening to the 1st part. I'll be waiting for part 3. Thankyou for this first truthful talk ever
Wonderful, Dr Lustig! You are doing a great service to society by bringing out some real good medical knowledge for common understanding.
I am part of that group…I’m metabolically healthy. My ALT is 22 …the rest of my blood work is normal. I’m 56 and considered overweight. My waist measurement is 30. I grow a garden…. Eat fruits ,vegetables,meat….i cook homemade. I have occasional alcoholic beverage. Thank you for this video. Extremely informative.
dude i'm 50 and my alt is 14.. though my kidney EGFR is lower for my age
Why you eat???lm 58 alt@jennifermoffitt4635
I’m 63 don’t drink but do what you do my ALT is 38 but the last blood work I had I drank coffee with creamer so it probably would have been lower on the ALT. Waiting for my next bloodwork too come . My doctor was amazed at my good fat. My thyroid is low though. It’s impossible too lose weight. I eat one meal a day and eat melon in the evening. Works as a natural diuretic. I hold onto water.
@denisemiller8474 If your thyroid is low, even if your blood tests show normal ranges, you will struggle to lose weight until your thyroid (TSH in particular) is in the optimal range. Same story for me, blood tests were “normal”, but I didn’t make progress until I addressed the thyroid.
@@alina-xc1jd my blood work thyroid shows low thyroid. It hasn’t been normal for around 5 years. Doc put my on lovoxerine if that is how you spell it. I took it for a few years and estrogen. I had too quit the estrogen because your not supposed to take it over 60 years of age. That’s when I started not being able too lose weight. I had to come off the hormone meds because we moved away from my doctor. I started getting my anxiety back. Found a doctor and got back on the thyroid meds felt a little better. But something is way off . I don’t feel right. I got some magnesium and felt better till I ran out . Ordered some more and some pro and pre biotics we will see if that helps. My GFR is low and creatinine is high. So kidneys are struggling but could not take the medication the doctor gave me. It made my legs feel like rubber. Stopped taking it and I feel worse after I took that prescription he gave me. Its hell getting old and I’m only 63
Just have to add that as a Brit you can't just 'get an ALT'. You have to make an appt with your GP for it, and unless your GP has concerns about your liver function, they won't do it! As it's virtually impossible to see a GP these days without a long wait except in emergency, they're not going to use up patient time with a test they don't consider important. This is not the US. Private medicine yes, but the average person can't afford it.
You can ask for a general blood test that includes liver function test.
And if you have the NHs app that documents your test results - you can login and find it there. Also known as alanine aminotransferase (ALT) and the number comes up here when I see my blood test results.
That’s not entirely true, if you speak to the docs (for us it’s by phone where we are) and would like the occasional check up they usually agree - if they seem hesitant state that you’ve been feeling fatigue and run down for some time. The ALT marker and many others are all checked within a standard blood panel/Full blood count they will order. Then Ideally go and pick up a print out of results to compare with any the following year or so. Any others we need we order online, which luckily is easy these days.
@@ktpuss Not here. Our few local surgeries have thousands per surgery on the books and many of the docs only work part time. Bloods taken at the local hospital. I know, I've experienced it for a TSH & T4.
In the U.S. it is just as hard depending on where you live. In some states you can go to a lab and have any tests you want. In states like NJ I need a doctor’s order and that is hard to get.
@@kateking3953 yes we’re with a surgery serving a very large village and surrounding areas which is why they don’t do a ‘walk in and wait’ service anymore, your place will have a protocol for speaking to a doctor though whether via online triage and a call back by a doctor, or triage by the reception staff; if anyone doesn’t want to or can’t do that just buy your tests online, a full panel of 7 markers is around £25 with one place I found…if you’re happy using the test kit yourself or are still concerned.
I hope you stay well 😊
This is so informative, educational, and substantial podcast. Thank you so much👍
I could listen to him all day long.
Wow, this is wonderful. My common sense that has served me so well out of this doctors mouth. I had covid before they even noticed it, swelling, breathing problems and sweating disorientation in December 2019, just about my 80th birthday. I had a ball with 130 people from all over the world. I am now almost 85 and my main problems have been due to trying to follow " the norm. I believe when I stay healthy, eat right and avoid meds and Shots? I feel good. Stress does me in though. Just to alert you to covid and aging. Being healthy really is the key! Thank you so much!
People don’t understand food….they don’t understand that that bread and pasta and cereal turn to sugar in the blood. If you are mostly sedentary you don’t need much of this. If you exercise everyday…your body will be able to process these a tad better. Moderation….people don’t understand what that is when it concerns food.
Lustig is a genius. A fantastic communicator of the finest dietary science.
Why do we not have lab results charts (upper and lower limits) that are based on optimal health? We should know where we need to be for optimal health and not where we are on the scale compared to a bunch of other metabolically unhealthy people. Does this exists somewhere and can we have access to it?
What a great doctor, great to listen to him, talking sense& with intelligence. 🙏
58 5’2 119. My ALT is 14! My triglycerides 105, HDL 69, but LDL 204! Dr wants me in statins for the LDL (Im pretty low carb low sugar) -have no heart issues in my family until some after age 85 had high blood pressure. Mine is lower end. I’m thin . So I’m not taking the statin .
One funny thing for me about this and good news is that I never much liked fruit juice or smoothies but forced myself to indulge because everyone was telling me how healthy it was but I never took very much.
Hilarious to learn that fruit juice and smoothies are not so healthy after all. I never did like then that much! My instinct was right.
Yes, you were right!
Three of the most important issues are never mentioned ... as well food is about the third important factor you should watch ... after knowing nearly everything about all this I eat (with few changes) about the way, the amount and foods my grandmothers had ... living over 90 years healthy ... and happy!!
Strict keto over 3yrs (7 months pregnant). Not one cheat snack or meal. I've never felt better!
good for you, but it's not for everyone.
@@TreeOfWisdom2it is for everyone, a
Better health and metabolism is indeed for everyone, what’s
Not is the discipline to make that happen
@@emreduygun I have Crohn's and keto made me flare, irritated my gut. You must have a strong gut, congrats, but not everyone is so fortunate.
That is VERY impressive! Love to hear how your delivery goes. 👍
@@TreeOfWisdom2you must gradually phase into keto. You have to be patient because so many of us have metabolic disturbances and as result especially insulin problems and that too causes some to have trouble. But, it works but you must give it time . Could take several months depending how bad you are. But it works for 99 percent. See Dr Berg , Dr Ekberg, and Dr Berry videos. Type in fasting , insulin resistance with their name. Keep it simple. Fasting must be phased in. Eat low low carb. Only green veggies but mostly fatty meat, salmon, sardines, butter, bacon. The fattier the better. It carries you longer while fasting.
More carnivore is keto.
Good luck
Doctors in the UK don’t involve patients in their own care. In answer to any test we get it’s satisfactory. I’ve started paying for my own private blood tests.
I did keto for few months back in 2019, but got bored of it and it was challenging. I did prolonged water fasts in the past (more than 10days). My doet fell off probaby like for many, arouns 2020. I watched Robert Lusting podcast some time ago. It made me go sort of low carb for 14 days now. Sort of low carb, meaning, I avoid carbs but if I have no other option I'll eat some pasta or potatoes, but no sugar in my coffee, no soda, mostly wholefoods. While I didn't lose weight as of yet, I do feel better, enjoy better sleep and have more energy. What's also nice is that I don't crave chocolate bars anymore and my taste has noticeably changed.
I'm convinced that real clean keto would be healthier, I think that limiting carbs is a good way to start
You're referring to simple carbs. Complex carbohydrates are still important, like those found in fruits and vegetables.
@janicetribbiani7535 yes, you're correct. I'm assuming people watching would know. I still have some fruit, especially berries and a ton of veg. Otherwise I'd end up doing a semi-carnivore diet 😆
Low carb can be a bridge to keto .keto can be a bridge to carnivore .carnivore can be a bridge to lion diet ....(ask me how I know ).
How can you do water (ony?) fasts or even near that for more than 3 days,…. and be healthy functional?
@@kenadams5504How do you know? I know 😉
Went to the dentist to remove 2 wisdom teeth. Went under sedation. Last memory was feeling the needle in my arm. My dentist said to me later that he never had a patient like me that went under so fast and said "You must have a clean liver".
Been following Dr Lustig for years and he has helped me to regain my health and be healthier than i can remember. Last 4 years ive ate "no prossessed foods" just whole foods higher protein and fats lower sugars and carbs just high quality animal foods veggies, fermented veggies and berries, its made me very healthy and strong ! Everything checks out great !
Thankyou dr Rangan and dr Lustig for helping people .🙏
Dr Lustig is so intelligent, witty, & fun.
Great thanks for sharing especially the point that what is considered healthy shifts with population averages rather than what is actually healthy
Oh My Lord, Deep Gratitude to both doctors for enlightening me on how to help myself and my family. This message came at my most needed time. Thank you Universe for perfect Synchronicities. Peace and Light to All here.
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Read his book "Metabolical", it will make your jaw drop, it will change your life. It helped me get into shape by loosing 82 lbs. At 72 I still suffer from inflammation but now I'm working on it so I can feel young again. The way to do that is to forget about I only live once I'm going to do what I want. Yes, I'll have to give up stuff that I love but what's important? Not just living a long time but living a long time and having NO PAIN.
Who is author? What did you do to loose weight???
@@joanneclark8256The author is the doctor that was interviewed.
Everything Dr Robert says is true. ‘ I don’t EAT any FACTORY 🏭 food’. I am 72 with tons of energy all day. Fight back illnesses and Medicare and Premiums!!! 😂😂Hellooo. Weak up!!!!
The best health talk which really gives you food for thought! I always have great admiration for Dr. Robert Lustig.
You also have to cook the apples Getting rid of the fiber and the enzymes and the conutrients present and add sugar and remove fiber to get apple pie
I love listening to Dr. Lustig.
Excellent interview!
I’ve changed my diet for the better after listening to Robert Lustig. I can’t get my teenage son to eat better yet.
Doc Chattergee, do you repeat previous topics? I have seen this about a year ago. Repeating is mother of wisdom, no complain from here.
Excellent. Helpful. Things are starting to make sense to me.
Love Dr. Lustig and any doctor unafraid to push back against the bulls***
The meat in my grocery store has labels to show the percentages of fat and protein unless it is a whole chicken. Obviously meat does not contain carbohydrates if the meat has not been processed other than being cut into pieces. Beef, pork, and poultry portions have labels. I like this as I can check to see the proportion of protein and fat in any meat.
Great interview, thanks Docs.
Highly informative and intelligent, and gets away from the usual meat vs. vegan topic that dominates the internet. Eat real food, not much, very well said, thanks.
ALT and AST increase with exercise, so people need to not exercise for up to 7 days before bloodwork.
My ALT is 13, and I exercise 3 hours a days 6 days a week, so that theory doesn't work for me.
@@chrisstepleton4761 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2291230/
@chrisstwhat foods tyou eat? epleton4761
@joanneclark8256 I eat whole food plant based, all fruits and vegetables and whole grains. I read all the labels, and if it says sugar, any type of seed oil, or an ingredient that is not food, I don't buy it. Big food companies just want your money. They don't care how unhealthy their products are. They know that their friends at Big Pharma will take care of you.
@@chrisstepleton4761
Your body had adapted to the exercise which is awesome. But for those not adapted, like exercise not often, maybe did a hitt class
on occasion might see their liver/creatinine enzymes up.
2:10 waist circumference easiest wa2to measure liver health. Male over 40, female over 36 = liver problem 3:25 Asian will have fat livers at much lower BMI 3:45 ALT test, high ALT = fat liver, ALT should be no more than 25 8:00 fatty liver very common, fatty pancreas disease also common, only detectable through MRI, 9:50 now called MASLD 13:40 20% of fat people are metabolically healthy, 60% of thin people are not 14:50 Eat real food 17:30 food definition 18:10 fructose inhibits burning; fructose added to 70% of food in stores 18:35 processed food inhibits growth 20:25 tool and concept for real food 21:35 tool: PERFACT 25:30 24% of Americans change religions today 26:10 calories is a belief system 29:00 class 4 foods associated with chronic diseases 31:00 liver can only metabolize small amt of sugar 32:20 protect the liver, feed the gut 32:30 micro biome talks to the brain 34:30 probiotics die in stomach. Use prebiotocs, fiber = food for bacteria 38:40 vegan vs let?.Hard to be on keto for long
I’m taking synthetic TUDCA with milk thistle every AM before breakfast.
Fantastic interview
Thank you for the information. Thank God for giving us life
Is non alcoholic fatty liver disease 100% reversible? If damage was done to the liver this way, is it 100% reversible by only eating real foods?? If so, about how long does that take?
The liver is the only organ that can heal itself. It will start healing straight away when you lose weight
ALT doesn’t indicate liver fat, it’s an indicator of liver damage and repair. I know this because my ALT is in normal range 32. But my ultrasound I had done showed advanced liver disease. Just looking at my blood levels everything said I was fine. But because of the severe pain in my UPQ, along with some other symptoms had me do an ultrasound thinking it was my gallbladder. Well it was fine but my liver is not at all, so much so I need to have other imaging and scans done.
32 ALT is not normal under 25 is
Cool interview. Dr Robert Lustig! Andre
A very informative discussion. Thanks 👌
Careful to note that apples all have labels on them defining what kind of pesticides or not they had applied to them
I’d like to know how long these people spend with their patients. We have a crisis in GP provision in the UK and yet there are so many doctors on TV, writing books, doing podcasts, one is even on Strictly this year. Yet they are failing to spot death nells like cancer. If people don’t know about the demon sugar and care by now, they never will. Enough! Get back to work else drop the “I’m an NHS doctor” status mantra.
So the fruit smoothies that I drink in the morning are not the greatest choice?
Robert's product software sounds good. I'd also put the onus on the shops. Here's an idea for some clever techie and a supermarket that wants to set themselves apart from others by being more responsible. Customer's receipts could include details on how how healthy or not their purchases are. Total sugar content would be a good start including a rating according to health guidelines. Green for good, Amber for border line and Red for bad. It would be a start. The supermarkets have huge amounts of data on their products that could be used to educate and assist their customers to live healthier lives.
❤❤❤ Real powerful knowledge !!!
Such great insightful deep knowledge on a dreadful epidemic of obesity
How would a probiotic get past the stomach unless encapsulated? You are using circular logic, doc. Probiotics that digest fiber are only necessary when consuming fiber. All fiber today contains Roundup herbicide/glyphosate. Fiber containing glyphosate will always kill gut bacteria because this herbicide is also an antibiotic.
Great advice on ALT measurement
Holly fuck , this guy knows what he is talking about. He looks so charismatic.
no, he is pompous
@@kathya1956no he is very confident in his knowledge. Not pompous, just very helpful and informative .
My ALT from a few months ago was 34 and they said the normal range was from 10 to 50. I have been working on my health for a few years and will get retested next year.
You are fine ! Trust me. But…exersize and eat healthy is the key
Very simple but brilliant that this fine Doctor points out the cumulative amount of sugar and other junk put into food to make it palatable and or addictive😢
I love Doctor Lustig, shalom from Monterrey Mexico
Trying to reverse mine... even though I'm 134lbs...no sugar
No fake ... almost !
Hi to both of you… my ALT is 14, my LDL Is 156, HDL 112 , triglycerides 41. Total cholesterol is 280! My WBCc is 3.3 any explanation about the low white blood cell count? I refused to take statins, my doctor keeps insisting. I am switching doctor of course.
Red yeast rice in capsule form instead of statins…look it up
Thank you so much for educating us send greetings from South Africa❤
now days, most grocery store produce comes in plastic bags with a label... the whole world cant shop at farmers markets...but we must do our best
So I have learnt once again something new after 4 years . That fructose one can't measure it , it doesn't come up in the glucose test. 😮 X
Enlightening discussion!
Educational for all ❤
So take NAC and Resveratrol