RFK Jr, Sally Fallon, others note the problem with foods fried in certain conditions, for example using seed oils on OGM carbs which will cause coalescions between these fat and carbohydrate molecules resulting in the stressors you describe here. Using tallow, coconut oil on organic potatoes for example seems to allow for better results in terms of causing less inflammation in the gut and facilitating the body’s absorption rather than aggravating the surface of the intestine which results in a permeated gut passing undigestable molecules that then pollute our organs. It is a bodily failure to process certain molecules, and so it passes them through a now leaky gut.
Organic potatoes? Do you know what it means for any foods to be labeled organic? All potatoes are organic. They might be genetically modified but they are still organic. Foods labeled or certified organically grown doesn't mean much. Means no chemicals are sprayed on plants and natural fertilizers are used rather than chemically made fertilizers. That's all it means. Very little has to be done for a vegetable or fruit to be labeled organic.
i agree with you about organic certification being fairly easy, along with respecting the organic label. as for coalescion in the gut, i believe the microbiota functions like the soil, that is to say, humus used for organic agriculture is as healthy for plants as we are healthy when we eat them. if ivermectin works to create more human and animal autoimmunity during episodes like rota virus infection, it might be that worms which contribute to healthy soil have to do their job post-meal consumption in the gut, because they haven't had a chance to bring their enzymes to our food. killing off all that life in the soil just transfers the problem to the gut. sterile GMO seeds are also a problem since they cannot properly germinate. try for example to make a sourdough leaven using chemically treated seeds. technology guys should stick to building robots with AI and get out of the food and medical industry.
A relative has diagnosis of pancreatic insufficiency (epi) treated with $ pills Your presentation opens up new possibilities-- maybe those cells will respond the way the beta cells did when stress was reduced, and proper nutrition added! Thank you. Is there a Dr or researcher
The most common substance that causes inflammation in the body would be seed oils in cooking. Probably more intake than carbs. Those industrial lubricants are as bad or worse than trans fats. Check out the time line from when they were introduced and the rise of type 2.
Just started listening. Which fats? BE SPECIFIC!! How bout forgetting the surgeries, the stupid lap bands, and simply eat a ketogenic diet. No money in that. That's why.
I looked at the surgery when a friend of mine was getting it. The diet recommended after surgery was straight-up the Atkins diet, although they didn't call it that. One patient remarked that if she had known what the diet was beforehand, she would have just done that and skipped the surgery. So I believe that the diet reverses insulin resistance, not the surgery.
You ever consider listening all the way through before critiquing the video with such a comment? And no need to be nasty. You can be a bit more polite if you've got a problem with what this good man has said. Also, why can't you you a little work and research the info that wasn't given which you want to know? Are you the type that expects others to do it all for you?
Type 2 is hyperinsulinema meaning too much insulin. The beta cells are still working. It's the resistance that's causing the insulin to be less effective. Once u stop stimulating high insulin, sensitivity returns.
Are you familiar with research associated with DYRK1A inhibitors, using Harmaline and GLP1 agonists? Drug quantification is in progress. Studies show redifferentiation and beta cell mass increase.
5:31 I have read an interview with surgeon performing bariatric surgeries (in Czech Republic). He mentioned that only people who could lose weight significantly before surgery are admitted to it. Probably because it is important for success of the surgery. I am not sure if that applies everywhere but when I was reading that it immediately came to my mind: so is the effect on T2DM from the surgery or from the preparation for the surgery?
This has also been speculated in T1D. In an attempt to face autoimmune insult Beta cells are dedifferenciated to progenitor cells at least to some extent. Other cells undergo apoptosis. This can be proven by the fact that dose of Insulin may be reduced after initiation of treatment in newly diagnosed T1D. Rest(reduced stress) to the Beta cells enables redifferentiation to functioning Beta cells.
Are these dedifferentiated cells senescent? If yes, given that these cells can be reactivated, would senolytics not be the best choice since they would kill those cells.
Sir last six month low carb diet and hba1c5.4 and six days ago hba1c 5.2 without medicine wegith loss 12kg in seven month can my type2 revrsre 7month ago my hba1c 14.9. Thanks
How do I reduce the stress ? Is there a source of information which describes what foods to eat and what not to do in terms of cooking foods? I just joined this video talk. Im interested as i have been diagnosed with type 2 over a year ago. Okay no ice cream No prepared foods Thanks Dr. Been and im bedridden most of the time im peemanentky disabled qnd I need to make positive changes to so im not bedridden as much each day. Great info that if changes are made a normal habit that a person has the possibility of recovery. Always awesome Dr. Been and i have been away for awhile but i followed throughout Covid And you provided such amazing information during that difficult time Sir! Help many people maintain their sanity back then. Lol Cheer to you for passion in medical advice and sharing the lastest studies So Thank you very much Doctor... Bill Doucette
This presentation is extremely interesting! I have two patients who are status-post Roux-en-Y surgery. Both of them have extreme increases in glucose after meals followed by extreme decreases in glucose. Even when the patient eats only 30 g of carbohydrate, the blood sugar surges well over 100 points and then falls 120 to 150 points (which puts them in a hypoglycemic state). One of the patients lost so much weight that she was put on a peg tube feeding (they left her old stomach intact during the surgery). Whenever she has the tube feeding into her old stomach, the blood sugar remains normal. I am thinking that there is a miscommunication (or delayed communication) between the new stomach/lower small intestine and the pancreas. I think that the pancreas is putting out excess glucagon to cause the extreme rise in blood sugar… And then it is forced to over-produce insulin to correct it. What are your thoughts on this? Thank you!
If it's not the fats then why are people reversing their diabetes by losing weight and reducing saturated fat intake? Why have surgery if you don't have too?
Being an Indian it is not possible to follow keto diet. I am not consuming any refined or packed food, no grains, sugar or seeds oil .I eat sprouts, some raw & steamed vegetables, 2 eggs , very limited fruits , protein powder & other food suppliments. I follow circadian eating & try to take sufficient sun lights. Would you kindly suggest me any modifications or additions
People have been eating plants all over the world for centuries with no diabetes. And if you are going to remain a carnivore, be prepared for dialysis a few years down the road…
@@robertaj3767 Lol, it's apparent you have zero idea. Many reverse CKD getting off the plants. Hyperinsulinimia is the primary driver there. Also, there are plenty of people that have been doing this for years. If you're a typical Dr that quickly dismisses people like me, maybe you should dig into it more. Join our communities. Read books from other Drs. Because everything is quickly changing out there and you're behind the times, like Dr Been here.
@ I personally have had many patients that have been on keto diets who had heart disease and/or needed to go on dialysis years later. Excess protein can drive hyperinsulinemia. Anyone can produce “research“. Which speaks most to me is epidemiology. Which cultures, both now and in the past, have lived the longest? Been the healthiest? What did they eat? (Check out the blue zones) It certainly is not carnivorous. Unless you believe in evolution, which I don’t.
@@robertaj3767 The fact you brought up blue zones as a scientific data point is absurd. It isn't science. And I'm happy to look at any RCT you have on protein that is causing hyperinsulinimia.
I can understand most of it but I need a more layman's approach. And diabetes type 2 been fighting it for years and years losing my eyesight loss of feeling in my legs and toes have had a heart attack and double bypass probably having kidney and liver problems now you're telling me a lap band would have solved this whole problem why didn't my doctor even think of that it takes so much meds that I think I'm actually proper to consider the material that the meds are packed in to be a dietary supplement. Oh yeah high calcium in last test. Gone to a low is carbohydrate as I can tolerate diet so it's mostly meat and vegetables. If you wrote a book I'd love to know about it if there is a another presentation more for people like me that need it do it now diet. I don't suspect you're in Western Oregon
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Fascinating - thank you, Dr. Been.
My pleasure.
Excellent presentation of an important topic! Thank you. 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
RFK Jr, Sally Fallon, others note the problem with foods fried in certain conditions, for example using seed oils on OGM carbs which will cause coalescions between these fat and carbohydrate molecules resulting in the stressors you describe here. Using tallow, coconut oil on organic potatoes for example seems to allow for better results in terms of causing less inflammation in the gut and facilitating the body’s absorption rather than aggravating the surface of the intestine which results in a permeated gut passing undigestable molecules that then pollute our organs. It is a bodily failure to process certain molecules, and so it passes them through a now leaky gut.
Organic potatoes? Do you know what it means for any foods to be labeled organic? All potatoes are organic. They might be genetically modified but they are still organic. Foods labeled or certified organically grown doesn't mean much. Means no chemicals are sprayed on plants and natural fertilizers are used rather than chemically made fertilizers. That's all it means. Very little has to be done for a vegetable or fruit to be labeled organic.
i agree with you about organic certification being fairly easy, along with respecting the organic label.
as for coalescion in the gut, i believe the microbiota functions like the soil, that is to say, humus used for organic agriculture is as healthy for plants as we are healthy when we eat them. if ivermectin works to create more human and animal autoimmunity during episodes like rota virus infection, it might be that worms which contribute to healthy soil have to do their job post-meal consumption in the gut, because they haven't had a chance to bring their enzymes to our food. killing off all that life in the soil just transfers the problem to the gut.
sterile GMO seeds are also a problem since they cannot properly germinate. try for example to make a sourdough leaven using chemically treated seeds. technology guys should stick to building robots with AI and get out of the food and medical industry.
A relative has diagnosis of pancreatic insufficiency (epi) treated with $ pills Your presentation opens up new possibilities-- maybe those cells will respond the way the beta cells did when stress was reduced, and proper nutrition added! Thank you.
Is there a Dr or researcher
The most common substance that causes inflammation in the body would be seed oils in cooking. Probably more intake than carbs. Those industrial lubricants are as bad or worse than trans fats. Check out the time line from when they were introduced and the rise of type 2.
Very interesting.
yes, in history , it started when they started use this kind of oils/Fats in foods,.. that the diabetes increased and heart problems.
Have you considered the role of B1 deficiency on mitochondria function?
What about vitamin D and the research that vitamin is need for unfolding and folding of DNA? Could that leed to misfolded protein as well?
Yes
Is magnesium required for cellular vitamin D use?
Just started listening. Which fats? BE SPECIFIC!! How bout forgetting the surgeries, the stupid lap bands, and simply eat a ketogenic diet. No money in that. That's why.
I looked at the surgery when a friend of mine was getting it. The diet recommended after surgery was straight-up the Atkins diet, although they didn't call it that. One patient remarked that if she had known what the diet was beforehand, she would have just done that and skipped the surgery. So I believe that the diet reverses insulin resistance, not the surgery.
Plenty of money in diet fads. We will never give up packaged foods. Convenience is the father of our destruction
You ever consider listening all the way through before critiquing the video with such a comment? And no need to be nasty. You can be a bit more polite if you've got a problem with what this good man has said. Also, why can't you you a little work and research the info that wasn't given which you want to know? Are you the type that expects others to do it all for you?
Type 2 is hyperinsulinema meaning too much insulin. The beta cells are still working. It's the resistance that's causing the insulin to be less effective. Once u stop stimulating high insulin, sensitivity returns.
Are you familiar with research associated with DYRK1A inhibitors, using Harmaline and GLP1 agonists? Drug quantification is in progress. Studies show redifferentiation and beta cell mass increase.
I haven't read it. I will check.
Can you please provide a link?
5:31 I have read an interview with surgeon performing bariatric surgeries (in Czech Republic). He mentioned that only people who could lose weight significantly before surgery are admitted to it. Probably because it is important for success of the surgery. I am not sure if that applies everywhere but when I was reading that it immediately came to my mind: so is the effect on T2DM from the surgery or from the preparation for the surgery?
They still aren't sure for the exact mechanism. Maybe a combination of all of these factors.
QUESTION: Besides HIGH TEMPERATURE Frying... Can MICROWAVING Also cause Misfolding and produce the Same type of damaging effects ? THANK YOU
Depends upon the temperature and duration.
@@DrBeenMedicalLectures THANK You -70SomethingGuy
Has anyone looked to determine whether de-differentiation of insulin-producing cells also occurs in diabetes type 1 ?
This has also been speculated in T1D. In an attempt to face autoimmune insult Beta cells are dedifferenciated to progenitor cells at least to some extent. Other cells undergo apoptosis. This can be proven by the fact that dose of Insulin may be reduced after initiation of treatment in newly diagnosed T1D. Rest(reduced stress) to the Beta cells enables redifferentiation to functioning Beta cells.
I am thinking that in most cases of type one, the beta cells are attacked and killed due to an auto immune response…
Are these dedifferentiated cells senescent? If yes, given that these cells can be reactivated, would senolytics not be the best choice since they would kill those cells.
They aren't senescent. They simply change their cell type to their parent type.
Sir last six month low carb diet and hba1c5.4 and six days ago hba1c 5.2 without medicine wegith loss 12kg in seven month can my type2 revrsre 7month ago my hba1c 14.9. Thanks
Yes. It can.
How do I reduce the stress ?
Is there a source of information which describes what foods to eat and what not to do in terms of cooking foods?
I just joined this video talk.
Im interested as i have been diagnosed with type 2 over a year ago.
Okay no ice cream
No prepared foods
Thanks Dr. Been and im bedridden most of the time im peemanentky disabled qnd I need to make positive changes to so im not bedridden as much each day.
Great info that if changes are made a normal habit that a person has the possibility of recovery.
Always awesome Dr. Been and i have been away for awhile but i followed throughout Covid
And you provided such amazing information during that difficult time Sir!
Help many people maintain their sanity back then. Lol
Cheer to you for passion in medical advice and sharing the lastest studies So Thank you very much Doctor...
Bill Doucette
Studies show that it's easier and durable to reverse diabetes in early diabetics. You have a good chance to reverse and control it.
I just did keto and now carnivoire (ancestral diet)
And reversed my T2 🎉
Bye bye nasty carbs
I feel
Great
HA1c went down 15 digits
Great job!
Prevent type 1 by not getting the u know what scenes
This presentation is extremely interesting! I have two patients who are status-post Roux-en-Y surgery. Both of them have extreme increases in glucose after meals followed by extreme decreases in glucose. Even when the patient eats only 30 g of carbohydrate, the blood sugar surges well over 100 points and then falls 120 to 150 points (which puts them in a hypoglycemic state). One of the patients lost so much weight that she was put on a peg tube feeding (they left her old stomach intact during the surgery). Whenever she has the tube feeding into her old stomach, the blood sugar remains normal. I am thinking that there is a miscommunication (or delayed communication) between the new stomach/lower small intestine and the pancreas. I think that the pancreas is putting out excess glucagon to cause the extreme rise in blood sugar… And then it is forced to over-produce insulin to correct it. What are your thoughts on this? Thank you!
Very interesting observations and hypotheses. I will do some reading on this phenomenon.
Thank you 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
If it's not the fats then why are people reversing their diabetes by losing weight and reducing saturated fat intake? Why have surgery if you don't have too?
Fats reduction also helps by reducing stress. Definitely. Plus to reduce fats people do a lot of calorie and carb reduction. All these things help.
Go see the work of Prof Roy Taylor
Hi Dr. Been
Soo Concerning, The Uk General Practitioners NEVER Test Insulin..
only Glucose.. 😢
Great Information Tnx
Water Fasting is the quickest method.. but everything is temporary you have to keep doing it to stay diabetes free.
Metformin low dose, berberine, sr9009, sr9011
Can they be replaced?
These can be reactivated.
Pioglitazone?
Animal grass fed fats, eggs, butter made from grass fed cows, stop carbs and sugars.
Being an Indian it is not possible to follow keto diet. I am not consuming any refined or packed food, no grains, sugar or seeds oil .I eat sprouts, some raw & steamed vegetables, 2 eggs , very limited fruits , protein powder & other food suppliments. I follow circadian eating & try to take sufficient sun lights. Would you kindly suggest me any modifications or additions
What is stopping you from eating animal protein?
You could try some water fasting … see Jason Fung’s books and videos to get more info on this. My friend reversed her type 2 with his methods.
I'm considering using sesame seed oil. Am wondering if this would be better...for baking and sauteing?
It has a low heat point. It can breakdown at low temperature and cause reactive species formation.
@DrBeenMedicalLectures thank you for your response. I'll search further (I'm avoiding the taste of olive oil in baked goods)
is that an idol on the top shelg behind you ?
No. A vase.
Keto year and half, carnivore almost a year. You're way behind Dr Been, it's the plants in general.
People have been eating plants all over the world for centuries with no diabetes. And if you are going to remain a carnivore, be prepared for dialysis a few years down the road…
@@robertaj3767 Lol, it's apparent you have zero idea. Many reverse CKD getting off the plants. Hyperinsulinimia is the primary driver there.
Also, there are plenty of people that have been doing this for years. If you're a typical Dr that quickly dismisses people like me, maybe you should dig into it more. Join our communities. Read books from other Drs. Because everything is quickly changing out there and you're behind the times, like Dr Been here.
@ I personally have had many patients that have been on keto diets who had heart disease and/or needed to go on dialysis years later. Excess protein can drive hyperinsulinemia. Anyone can produce “research“. Which speaks most to me is epidemiology. Which cultures, both now and in the past, have lived the longest? Been the healthiest? What did they eat? (Check out the blue zones) It certainly is not carnivorous. Unless you believe in evolution, which I don’t.
@ many patients have avoided dialysis by eating .4 g of protein per KG. Can’t do that on a carnivorous diet.
@@robertaj3767 The fact you brought up blue zones as a scientific data point is absurd. It isn't science. And I'm happy to look at any RCT you have on protein that is causing hyperinsulinimia.
THANK You DrBeen.. 🙂👍👍 THIS Is VERY Important Information -70SomethingGuy
Very welcome
I can understand most of it but I need a more layman's approach. And diabetes type 2 been fighting it for years and years losing my eyesight loss of feeling in my legs and toes have had a heart attack and double bypass probably having kidney and liver problems now you're telling me a lap band would have solved this whole problem why didn't my doctor even think of that it takes so much meds that I think I'm actually proper to consider the material that the meds are packed in to be a dietary supplement. Oh yeah high calcium in last test. Gone to a low is carbohydrate as I can tolerate diet so it's mostly meat and vegetables. If you wrote a book I'd love to know about it if there is a another presentation more for people like me that need it do it now diet. I don't suspect you're in Western Oregon