Your Diet Is Fine, Your Lifestyle Sucks | Michael Ruscio on Health Theory

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  • Dr. Michael Ruscio, doctor and bestselling author of Healthy Gut Healthy You, joins Tom to discuss gut health, finding purpose, and why stress may be the real root of your health problems.
    SHOW NOTES
    The power of alternative medicine [0:40]
    Why does gut health matter? [3:31]
    Knowledge about health is not enough [6:03]
    A step-by-step process to better health [8:37]
    Unexpected benefits of nature/sun exposure [11:39]
    The roles of meaning and connectivity [14:00]
    Why a healthy diet cannot fix everything [18:27]
    Why gluten isn’t always the villain [19:50]
    Unexpected dangers of stress [22:57]
    How most emotions impact your gut [23:26]
    The criticality of sleep to good health [33:56]
    Myths and facts about fasting [36:08]
    The paradox of “healthy” foods [39:43]
    Pursuing gut health and purpose [44:17]
    Learning from evidence and testing [45:27]
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Комментарии • 196

  • @berryfairy68
    @berryfairy68 6 лет назад +84

    This is one of the best channels I have found in a long time and one of the best interviewers ever... Patient, attentive and always asks great questions 😊

    • @simonlevy2154
      @simonlevy2154 2 года назад

      It is very funny that he is calling it alternative medicine. It is not alternative medicine. It is nutrition. It impacts your hormones on a daily basis.

  • @seanrice7204
    @seanrice7204 6 лет назад +49

    Format wise, REALLY appreciated the return of the conversation headings at the bottom of the screen so that I could see where we were at and where the conversation was going. This was one of my favorite little things that Inside Quest had and I'm glad to see it come back in this video. Keep it up!

  • @7575tavin
    @7575tavin 6 лет назад +20

    Best, most complete, practical and wisdom dense personal development channel hands down. Best questions, process-based transformation tips, great topics, great people and all for free! Thank you for your service, sir.

  • @SiimLand
    @SiimLand 6 лет назад +54

    It's actually the Gut-Microbiome-Brain Axis - it includes all the non-human organisms located throughout the body such as the mitochondria, bacterial strands, and many other cells. You are not you - you are the sum total of this collective consciousness that emerges from the interacions between those bacterial life forms that all get connected up in the brain via the vagus nerve.

    • @Rally99k
      @Rally99k 6 лет назад +1

      You have no idea what a mitochondrion is, do you? Bacteria are living things, made of cells, one to be specific. Mitochondria are parts of cells, like an organ, called an organelle. A mitochondrion is the name of a bacteria's organ. What you listed is like talking about the collaborative effort between a group of people and some of their kidneys. Keep on spreadin that Grade A knowledge.

    • @benazmerchant3710
      @benazmerchant3710 5 лет назад

      This is true and is emerging research with new science.

    • @_eddiecole
      @_eddiecole 5 лет назад

      This is an idea. I wont speak on its validity however.... You are also an idea. You are that which is aware of the body, ideas, and "objective" experience. Now is that just and idea also? How can you prove or disprove it?

    • @Phoenixglj
      @Phoenixglj 5 лет назад

      such a simple concept but most spaz out ......................................

    • @ZockWorker
      @ZockWorker 5 лет назад +2

      @@Rally99k the mitochondria used to be an independent organism - a bacteria - until it was adopted by other cells. mitochondria has its own dna, it is bacteria and this is not even non-mainstream knowledge.

  • @staciehanson8752
    @staciehanson8752 6 лет назад +14

    I'm dealing with gut issues that have been ongoing for years and these videos are helping me get a grasp on the different concepts I feel I've been missing. Great interview!

  • @eddiedavisjr9771
    @eddiedavisjr9771 6 лет назад +84

    I’m wildly passionate about health and nutrition and think It’s SO FASCINATING how my personal view of nutrition have evolved over the years to match this guys.
    I’m 23 and have been on a journey since 19 to figure out the cause of my debilitating mental problems which includes severe depression and delusional psychosis. I started with what I knew from the fitness community 4 years ago then moved to learning about the my thyroid/liver (which the internet told me could be the reason for my issues) then to the brain specifically to then learning the whole nervous system (parasympathetic vs sympathetic, stress, etc ) to now the gut microbiome and flora dysbiosis. I’m on a gut regimen now prescribed from a functional chiropractor and I am baffled that it’s actually working. I’m 100% open to knowing something else may be influencing the gut (that’s yet to be discovered) but my oh my has it been a long evolution that I’m grateful to have embarked on.
    Very informed and well-educated speaker! 🍏🧠❤️

    • @nocando89
      @nocando89 6 лет назад +1

      Brain Food Daily I'm so happy that you're better, from one person to another. I have also faced setbacks due to health. Could you please share some of the major points from your new gut regimen? Where is your chiropractor located?

    • @cellardoor199991
      @cellardoor199991 5 лет назад

      Coach Corey Wayne always talks about Chiropractic Care. Also that must be very expensive to.

    • @leosabat4636
      @leosabat4636 4 года назад +3

      i had cronic depression until 19. what make it 80% weaker? i stop eating sugar.
      your history is awesome hope you the best

    • @MusiC14545
      @MusiC14545 3 года назад +1

      Gluten was cause of my depression symptoms and most of anxiety, got rid of it when i went keto. If you still have it try that out, if u haven't yet, it takes about 6-7 weeks weeks for gut to get rid off all the gluten and symptoms.

  • @LolaStyles
    @LolaStyles 6 лет назад +15

    Wait! Health Theory? YES!!!! I was almost done listening to Impact Theory episodes and was wondering what to hear next. This is what I need!!!! Thank you!!!!

  • @MoSaleem
    @MoSaleem 6 лет назад +21

    "Dogmatism can only exist in the presence of ignorance." Wow.
    I think it was Charlie Munger, Warren Buffet's business partner, who said that he never allows himself to hold an opinion on anything that he doesn't know the other side’s argument better than they do.

  • @ppan2514
    @ppan2514 4 года назад +5

    Wish I met this man 15 years ago, I had to find this all out myself. My doctor was not of any help, they are hopelessly old fashioned and do not keep up to date with anything that is not medicinal. hypnotherapy and fasting have helped my gut tremendously.

    • @ingenium7135
      @ingenium7135 4 года назад

      Yep it was shocking for me, but it truly is nearly impossible to find doctors/therapists that keep up with research :/

  • @brandypreston5194
    @brandypreston5194 6 лет назад +10

    I am a functional medicine NP and I’m so glad to hear this podcast because this is EXACTLY what I see in clinical practice!! Thank you ! Too many people are overly stressing their bodies just from worry!

    • @familiamexicano6524
      @familiamexicano6524 5 лет назад

      Brandy Preston My goal! Where did you go to school?

    • @OneOfNone0
      @OneOfNone0 4 года назад +1

      Yes girl! Same! So glad functional medicine I practice is continuously gaining exposure and changing lives

  • @lizkel
    @lizkel 4 года назад +14

    First of all, he is so hot

  • @question.everything.
    @question.everything. 4 года назад +2

    I agree with almost everything spoken about, aside from his standpoint that it's okay to eat gluten. I get the fears and whatnot, but in no way shape or form is gluten good for ANYONE, regardless of their health.

  • @carieyounginsurance
    @carieyounginsurance 5 лет назад +2

    Do a GI Map stool test! It helped me heal my gut! You don’t know what to treat until you understand the bacterial overgrowth you have or issues! I found out I had 5 strains that were not good wreaking havoc on my stomach- I had giardia! And also h pylori!! Work with a holistic nutritionist that can help you! Changed my life and a year later I lost the weight, healed my chronic diarrhea and made my body happy again.,.all from this test.

  • @millymoon9951
    @millymoon9951 6 лет назад +6

    Insanely great interview. ..this so helpful. .. thanks again Tom ..he should be educating the medical world ..🙏💫💚

    • @k14michael
      @k14michael 6 лет назад +1

      Melissa - absolutely agreed with you there. We got some of the most stupid doctor around TODAY who don't have a F***** clue. Real life example: My father just came down with SEVERE right leg pain out of the blue. It got to the point where he's not able to sit or stand properly and have to lay in bed 24/7 due to constant pain. His primary physician (a woman) gave him a course of pain medicine and sent him home and said to check in again with her in 3 months to see how he doing. Well, he's till in severe pain everyday so he came back to her within a month and she gave him more powerful pain medications and referred him to a physical therapy. And guess this....this doctor didn't even do an xray or MRI on my dad! So my dad force himself to go to his physical therapy twice week and after 3 weeks it has not helped. I got frustrated and asked my dad if I can look at his labs and see what's wrong. First thing that pop up. My dad kidneys are in bad shape. His creatinine clearance is 30 for the pass YEAR! ONe Year! Can you believe it! not months....it has been A YEAR. At his age his normal creatinine clearance should be greater than 65. 30 is in the kidney failure category. According to literature, if you're at this stage for more than 3 months than you are in BAD shape. I look back at his doctor recent note and she wrote "kidney lab is WORRISOME, suggest to see nephrologist"...I asked my dad if she had told him this. He said "no". So she just wrote it in her note and just sent him home with pain meds without saying anything. Now I understand why he had the leg pain. A simple search on the internet will tell any fool that when the kidney is shutting down it will cause SEVERE pain, kind of like giving birth pain, and will sometimes even radiated to the patient's legs. Well, this is what exactly what my dad is experience RIGHT NOW. And this idiotic doctor of his even give him pain medications that could worsen his kidneys. We made an appointment with a Nephrologist right away but unfortunately he won't have any opening until the end of this months. So my dad wasted a year due to the so call doctor! Now Melissa, tell me this. If this doctor cannot figured this simple problem, how is she would know anything about the complicated gut health! Please, I pray that all of us can wake up and see that these doctors are not curing "dis-ease"...all they are doing is managing symptoms...I wouldn't even call it disease...because it's reversible but in their mind...and they have been brainwash to think that these symptoms ARE NOT reversible. Only can be MANAGED with drugs!

  • @evekemboi2416
    @evekemboi2416 6 лет назад +5

    When he said diarrhoea and nervousness he got me ... When i get shocking news or nervous i have seen insane level 🙇

  • @Ra.stories123
    @Ra.stories123 6 лет назад +7

    please sir put a small effort to show subtitle as well.✌✌✌
    I'm a great fan of yours but sometimes I don't even get what words you said.

    • @k14michael
      @k14michael 6 лет назад

      Min Bista - that's because the subtitle is in Korean. LoL.

  • @lolitalolipops4154
    @lolitalolipops4154 5 лет назад +2

    Emotions fully control the gut
    When my husband up and left overnight , my gut for the next 8 weeks was totally skewed. I had bowls movements 6 times a day.. no joke . I never knew the human body could produce so much shit , but the shock of it all completely had my gut system thrown . Worried sick and sick to my stomach / butterflies in my stomach , scared the shit out of me , all of these notions ,when you are nervous, stressed , emotional - all that is not imagined

    • @FrancineYeshua
      @FrancineYeshua 4 года назад +2

      Wow. so sorry about what happend to you... Hope you are okay

  • @kittymaui
    @kittymaui 4 года назад +3

    Love Dr Michael Ruscio and his steady mental energy - he shares with wisdom vs just knowledge & in very clear sequence in advice - one of the best interviewee so far.

    • @GangdamStyle20
      @GangdamStyle20 3 года назад

      Haven't watched the whole video yet. But already I absolutely agree to your comment...

  • @nosto1118
    @nosto1118 6 лет назад +3

    Hey Tom, kudos on the relentless push for cutting edge content; nuanced and complex, focusing on the need to inquire deeply and individualize one's search for optimum health. Functional medicine's strength is in examining each individual's entire ecosystem (body, mind, environment, spirit) and inviting their participation in crafting the solution(s). I love that you're highlighting this approach and look forward to more!

  • @transvivor7151
    @transvivor7151 6 лет назад +8

    Why are the CC in korean?

  • @moritzschroder
    @moritzschroder 6 лет назад +2

    trust your gut feeling. literally and metaphorically.
    interesting that you interview these types of people as well, usually i listen mostly to self-help and entrepreneurship people as well as interviewing them myself on my channel. but this was really an informative video!

  • @eduardoaugustosilvestre724
    @eduardoaugustosilvestre724 3 года назад +1

    "Social activity" during pandemics...omg !!

    • @MsMoves
      @MsMoves 3 года назад

      Plandemic, that's it.

  • @TheGreektrojan
    @TheGreektrojan 6 лет назад +7

    Great interview. Having gone down this route, I too have come around to the idea that we overvalue diet relative to lifestyle changes. I have severe chronic sinusitis and tried everything from dairy-free keto to paleo to AIP and got little, even walking 10k outside. Then I went to easier keto (with dairy) and serious strength training (and sauna use)for the first time and after 3 weeks I'm breathing better through my nose than I have in years.

    • @bilalblair2833
      @bilalblair2833 4 года назад

      How it's it working for you now. I too have severe chronic sinusitis

  • @alexis261
    @alexis261 5 лет назад +2

    Tom, I absolutely love Impact Theory and have learned so much! I think it's really interesting that you started this show to learn how to help your wife. I also can't help but think that there might be a correlation between the ingredients in your Quest bar and your wife's problem with her microbiome. I've listened to many of your interviews where you discuss the gut and am surprised that sucralose is never mentioned. I would love to know what you think about that and why you still put it in your Quest bars.

  • @mikawallace9509
    @mikawallace9509 5 лет назад +2

    Great interview, as usual. What I really appreciate is that Tom asks the right questions. He doesn't allow his guests to be shallow or vague in their responses. There's always lots of value. It's uncanny, because sometimes I find him asking the exact question I have in my head and wishing he would ask. Great job Tom and team Impact!

  • @estelleios
    @estelleios 4 года назад +1

    Very good information, I recommend cranial sacral therapy, it has helped heal my nervous system and helped me to breath properly which is a massive part of healing x

  • @tejbhavsar8816
    @tejbhavsar8816 5 лет назад +2

    "Dogmatism can only exist in the presence of ignorance" . Thank you so much for that incredible take away !

  • @elenashirley5346
    @elenashirley5346 4 года назад +1

    My suspicion is that left to auto pilot or autonomic systems in the body, gut to brain will be more powerful than brain to gut in terms of influencing clinical symptoms. That said, meditation and consciousness can tip the scales on that proportional influence

  • @KrystenJanzen
    @KrystenJanzen 6 лет назад +12

    Such a great episode!!

    • @SheriMorgan
      @SheriMorgan 6 лет назад

      I know Right! Always An AMAZING show!

  • @RaceySpacey
    @RaceySpacey 2 года назад

    My gutt won't let me eat without me feeling ill... I swear im getting fearful of food. Besides fruit and hot chips I'm weary of foods

  • @suzanneaistrop9720
    @suzanneaistrop9720 6 лет назад +2

    Oh man, I thought I’d seen some of the most awesome content on Health Theory already concerning the gut and gut bacteria, but this is next level stuff. Dr. Ruscio’s ability to convey complex topics in layman terms is fantastic. Tom, you’ve done it again. Awesome, awesome guest! Keep up the incredible work! You’re changing lives!

  • @user-lo9cw6pq7j
    @user-lo9cw6pq7j Год назад

    This guy makes a lot of sense!!! I’ve been practicing a healthy way of being for ions! And these adopted practices have been beneficial but not to the measures I wish! He breaks it down simplistically ! And he’s right on about time spent online--depression/anxiety producing!

  • @nikitadavid143
    @nikitadavid143 3 года назад +1

    32 mins

  • @Iquey
    @Iquey 6 лет назад +1

    Eczema was a big struggle for me in Jr high and highschool. A better diet and destressing helped get my gut and adrenal better and the eczema did clear eventually. (Also cleaning up what kinds of lotions I use. Only coconut oil and natural sunscreens/some natural lotions now.)

  • @DTblocks
    @DTblocks 6 лет назад +2

    I'm concerned about this review on Amazon for his book:
    "Be very careful with this guy. For a start he is NOT a doctor - officially he's a chiropractor - but I found all that out later - let me walk you through my story. I was all very positive about this book until I went to the web-site to get the support materials - there's a number of links he offers for various parts of the book. One is on the fast for example - and there you can see the details of what you have to do. Which is where things started to go slightly belly-up as in the book he says do it for 2-3 weeks - but the support material tells you hell and high damnation will land on your head unless you do it absolutely strictly for 30 days. But that was not so bad and I continued on. But then another support material was a link to a 'diet' book - which you can download a free sample - which I did and that all looked fine and then I went to Amazon to see about getting the full book - on kindle - and that's where things got interesting. As I was looking through the reviews I noticed quite a few one and two stars - with many people severely criticising the formatting of the kindle book - that some details/pages were completely missing - etc - and also their frustration that there seemed no way to let Michael know of this problem with the kindle book. Well...... I found out that he is on Twitter - so I contacted him on twitter and said hey Michael there's a problem with the kindle version of your diet book from the support materials you quote on your website. The response I ended up getting - after a few Tweets I must say that it took to get him to see what I was saying - was..... I didn't write that diet book take it up with whoever did. Huh? What? Its listed on HIS site under HIS support materials for HIS book - and that was the response? I said this to him - that I was totally gob-smacked by his response to my what I thought was helpful feedback - and what I got was: Silence. Nothing. No response. Intrigued I went looking around on the web to see if anybody else was complaining about this guy. That's when I found out he's not an actual doctor and there are a number of very negative reviews on 'Yelp' in the US from people who have actually been to his clinic in Las Vagas. Shame because I was hopeful. I still think some of what he says has merit - but I would be very cautious before shelling out too much money on this guy or thinking that he has as many answers as I think he thinks he has."

    • @spiralflash6169
      @spiralflash6169 4 года назад

      He doesn't go into detail about the different diets you can try because you can find that info anywhere. He is not a stickler about any particular diet, just whatever seems to work for you. When pressed, he recommends starting with Paleo (which is known as Whole 30 when doing a one month trial) and go from there. He provides a link to Whole 30 to see the kinds of foods on Paleo, thus the confusion.

  • @daphnehall2909
    @daphnehall2909 6 лет назад +3

    Long story short, I was told I had ibs and to stay away from gluten. Now they say it's endometriosis and lactose intolerance. The treatment is not working because I am still throwing up every month cyclically no matter what i eat. I have really started to pay attention to my diet/exercise/sleep patterns. I feel better because of the improvements I have made including lactaid intake but I am still sick. I am losing faith in doctors and have begun to research gut issues myself. This video was extremely eye opening and helpful.

    • @maureengarry
      @maureengarry 6 лет назад

      Get checked for parasites, that's what was causing me to vomit and have horrendous pain every month. They suspected endometriosis as well, shown negative on laparoscopy, plus I did all the diet modifications. You need to find a specialist in parasites.

  • @Clazers
    @Clazers 6 лет назад

    Listen to Kelly guys. She's not been given any credit as of late except from me: www.ted.com/talks/kelly_mcgonigal_how_to_make_stress_your_friend

  • @DanielSMatthews
    @DanielSMatthews 6 лет назад +8

    So try a paleo diet like otzi the iceman ate? Sorry to bring you bad news but they just tested his stomach contents and along with the game he hunted while crossing the Alps (a type of goat) guess what they found he had carried with him all that way, wheat. Yup real paleo diets did contain wheat, whole wheat. So only the "processed food" part of modern people's diets is suspect. Grass seeds, including wheat, have been part of the human diet for as long as modern humans have existed, and to insist otherwise is a lie. Furthermore a recent archeological dig in the middle east found evidence of bread making, 14,000 years ago.
    Also once you have your diet right, it will not help much if you are poisoning your microbiome. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5596107/

    • @infoads4772
      @infoads4772 6 лет назад

      GMO

    • @phoenixjones7191
      @phoenixjones7191 6 лет назад

      I know this is late but I don't think that is what he was saying at all. And yeah humans have been eating processed grains like bread for about twenty thousand years, but that's not very long for a large change or adaption to occur over an evolutionary time scale.

    • @DanielSMatthews
      @DanielSMatthews 6 лет назад +2

      phoenix jones, you are completely wrong about "evolutionary timescales" the lactase gene activity retention in adults from Europe demonstrates how rapidly humans have in fact evolved in response to food sources. You do know about the cause of milk sugar intolerance in many Asians and why other people do not suffer from it?

    • @DanielSMatthews
      @DanielSMatthews 6 лет назад +1

      Infoads, that could be proven by research trials, so where is the proof? Who has actually "Put it to the test"?

    • @anewagora
      @anewagora 6 лет назад +1

      Paleo diet grains were whole and raw in a time when hunter-gatherers consumed massive quantities, sometimes ten times the quantity, of fiber that modern humans consume, and also much less sugar and a lot more fat in greater variety. Secondary to that, agricultural societies developed complex ways of processing grains that actually decreases the phytic acid and gluten content while making it alkaline or neutral so it's easier for the gut to digest.
      Modern humans have adapted to be more sensitive to grains because of low fiber and high carb diets. Our bodies are really sick of these foods since we've combined them in the worst ways that make us really sick. You have to go on a modern "paleo" diet, though it's name is actually wrong, or some variation of this diet, to heal from the chronic sickness caused by the way we eat on our standard diets.
      But the simpler explanation is that the paleo diet is mis-named by early mistakes in research, and nearly everyone who follows this diet knows this. There was a TED talk from around 2010(?) from a researcher who originally tried debunk the paleo diet but instead found that the title is the only thing wrong about it, and the paleo diet is actually taking advantage of all the changes in evolution and picking the best foods today.

  • @along9971
    @along9971 3 года назад

    The doc is wrong about the Italian gluten study, European wheat isn't as highly processed as American

  • @TheZGALa
    @TheZGALa 6 лет назад +1

    I look forward to reading this book. Very in-line with the conclusions I have come to in 35 years of living with 'autoimmune diseases'/chronic inflammation. "There's not one way." and, it comes down to breathing in and out, smiling, and letting go of what you think.

  • @sherfylinarez
    @sherfylinarez 5 лет назад +3

    I love how you put those titles of each subject.

  • @kavinyudhitia
    @kavinyudhitia 3 года назад

    Thanks for mentioning histamine on fermented food. I totally overlooked it. Let me experiment on my fermented food intake

  • @iulianpetri9124
    @iulianpetri9124 6 лет назад +1

    Any substance that goes in your body alternates the chemistry of your body in a biological way. Great show Tom! Thank you for bringing this knowledge all the way to Romania!

  • @whendoigettosayfuck
    @whendoigettosayfuck 5 лет назад +1

    The point of this video is you need to stop hurting before you can heal. If something is hurting you, then healing is not possible until you stop the hurting. This is not just for inside your body, it is every situation in every way throughout everything you experience. Your body, your environment, your relationships, your energy, the planet.

  • @one-splatoonsystem9454
    @one-splatoonsystem9454 6 лет назад +1

    There is a Ted Talk by Kelly McGonigal about stress that basically is indicating that stress itself is actually GOOD for you. It's THINKING that stress is bad for you that is actually the killer.

    • @daze8644
      @daze8644 3 года назад

      Absolute rubbish 🤪

  • @bruski3253
    @bruski3253 6 лет назад +1

    What's going on with the editing at the 13 minute mark? Really weird, lacks the flow of the rest of the video (which was really interesting btw)

  • @hannahrileyfindeis
    @hannahrileyfindeis 6 лет назад +8

    Lovely- but; a big piece lacking in these health impact explorations is the effect of HORMONES

    • @PeterSodhi
      @PeterSodhi 5 лет назад

      GreatBigBeautifulTomorrow he talks about hormones

  • @spiralflash6169
    @spiralflash6169 4 года назад +3

    This episode changed my life by introducing me to Dr. Ruscio. I experienced several close deaths in a row which led me into grief-depression along with poor diet and sleep. After 3 years of this my health started to crash. I went on a campaign to fix my health by joining a support group and doing a keto/anti-inflammatory diet. I lost 50 pounds, got rid of the constant mucus in my throat and my joint pain, and was taken off 2 of the 3 (so far) blood pressure meds I take. I felt better, but still had osteoporosis, brain fog, hair loss, and chronic diarrhea. I believe all the stress damaged my gut, which caused these conditions. Most conventional doctors say everything is fine, or here's another dangerous pill.
    When I saw this video the first time, I was riveted, and ordered "Healthy Gut Healthy You." It is such a thoroughly researched and comprehensive book, it took me a while to get through it, but I can't say enough wonderful things about this book and Dr. Ruscio as a compassionate functional healer. He has a step-by-step protocol with built-in individualization. He addresses every scenario. Whenever I feel I have hit a wall or have a question, I reread certain parts, and there he is, telling me what is going on and what to do next. The products he recommends are available on his website, so there is no question whether they are okay.
    I still have a ways to go before I am 100%, but it feels awesome to have my first normal bowel movement in 15 months. This was after laying the groundwork with diet and lifestyle changes, then 4 weeks on the probiotic protocol. I love Dr. Ruscio's philosophy and approach, and I am taking his program to heart. I am enjoying my walks in nature and getting better sleep, and look forward to the rest of my life. Thank you, Dr. Ruscio and Tom Bilyeu!!

  • @Phoenixglj
    @Phoenixglj 5 лет назад

    "i meet with doctors and i tell them...." let that shit sink in mata fakas.......

  • @humanyoda
    @humanyoda 5 лет назад +1

    6 or 7 hours of sleep per night is NOT sufficient for most people as far as I know.

    • @Divya736
      @Divya736 5 лет назад

      Yeah, I thought it was 7-9 hours?

  • @romicacolegu8677
    @romicacolegu8677 2 года назад

    Stai liniștit am familie e totul sacrat nu pune familia în pericol

  • @chenk2106
    @chenk2106 6 лет назад +9

    Story of my life!!
    I couldn’t believe no one addressed it and I had to figure it out on my own after trying out one thing to another, stressing to follow the rules on point..just making every healthy practise become stressful on my body. It’s true it can work like that! Like the time I decided to cut sugar all at once and stick with the decision, I felt terrible and completely lost. And then jumping to another next best thing and another and another.. I was confused why I wasn’t getting the results I wanted!! Once I decided to let it go especially of trying to perfect everything, I started to feel better. And I can confidently say that I’m on the right path. It wouldn’t make sense to people around me, but it’s making alot of sense to me.
    I hope more people hear this. Thank you again for another revelational episode.

    • @JenniferCamche
      @JenniferCamche 5 лет назад

      That is so true what you said. I spent so many years of my life trying so hard to do what Others said would make me healthy, and live longer. So many diets, so many ways of eating, so many supplements, so many books. :( And all it did was make me stressed out and unhappy deep down. Never happy with myself. Feeling like I was doing things wrong. The day I gave it all up...stopped putting so much emphasis on food, and just eat mindfully what I want, ...I eat with pleasure, all foods, and I am so happy. No more stress, no more worry, and I do have my cake. But I also enjoy lots of foods that are better for energy etc. Variety. No more diets. :) and that reduces stress and fatigue!

  • @michaelpark202
    @michaelpark202 6 лет назад +4

    Great episode. I can apply much of this to my life.

    • @TomBilyeu
      @TomBilyeu  6 лет назад +2

      Michael Park glad it resonated!

    • @michaelpark202
      @michaelpark202 6 лет назад

      Tom Bilyeu, the most relevant part for me, was the importance of purpose, properly managing stress and sleep.

  • @jeffreyadams648
    @jeffreyadams648 2 года назад

    Someone put this in a nutshell, PLEASE!

  • @luisg.2185
    @luisg.2185 6 лет назад

    I cannot find the health theory episodes as podcasts. Am I doing something wrong or are they simply only on RUclips?

  • @mrr6245
    @mrr6245 5 лет назад +1

    This vid may just change my live 🤞

  • @artbyagema
    @artbyagema 2 года назад

    I came across Dr. Ruscio's website - glad he mentioned H Pylori coz it's messing me up badly. So glad Tom did this interview with him. Been thinking about becoming one of his patients to get my health recovered.

  • @fullmetalmagdalene
    @fullmetalmagdalene 4 года назад

    Wow! I have serious IBS problems and have been trying to find quality information on how I can help myself. Thank you 🙏🙏

  • @BlessedAssurance949
    @BlessedAssurance949 6 лет назад +4

    I can't tell you how grateful I am for this episode! I'd begun to have symptoms when eating "clean" which in the past only happened when I ate things I knew I shouldn't. Talk about a mind killer. Getting the book today!

  • @2OrdinaryGuys
    @2OrdinaryGuys 6 лет назад +7

    Great video from a student paramedic / student vlogger.

  • @SheriMorgan
    @SheriMorgan 6 лет назад

    This video was super awesome! One day I will Be on your show as well! You have made huge moves & I can't tell you how grateful I am to get to be Crushing through the MATRIX! xoxo Sheri Morgan

  • @GosiaCanoFitness
    @GosiaCanoFitness 6 лет назад

    Thank you for another awesome video! My hope is that more people start following this type of healthy lifestyle to improve their health!

  • @philippegns
    @philippegns 4 года назад

    Awesome video bro, love your content ! You have a subtitle problem.

  • @Valhalla.Studio
    @Valhalla.Studio 6 лет назад

    So a lonely smoker with bad diet and not enough sun light who spends a lot on the internet is pretty much f*ckd :( lol.

  • @mbstephens8034
    @mbstephens8034 5 лет назад

    The encouragement to eat in restaurants, and that if you don't your diet is too restrictive, is the worst advice I've ever heard. I have horrible reactions to roundup which most restaurants serve with every meal. Yet, with the GMO/roundup issue being so prevalent, you have nothing to say about it?

  • @tyku2108
    @tyku2108 6 лет назад

    Oh my god, YES! Histamine sensitivity destroys me when i have only half a glass of Kombucha - throbbing headaches, irritable brain fog, itchy skin, rash... Kinda sucks because i can't eat too much of healthy foods that i enjoy - same with sauerkraut and kimchi.

  • @aris5773
    @aris5773 6 лет назад

    Tom, your quest for knowledge not only for business but health is inspiring. Everything is connected as one and to be successful in life you must be successful in all aspects of the mind, body and soul. Thank you Sir
    I look forward to one day being on your show.
    Ps. This is my first ever comment on RUclips😃

  • @Talkingtoyself
    @Talkingtoyself 2 года назад

    I have tmau and this hits on many points that I deal with everyday. Leaving home is constantly stressful which causes me to have irregular bowel movements even while eating healthy food. I will try to meditate and go out and be near nature, hopefully this will help.

  • @MagicDevonte
    @MagicDevonte 6 лет назад

    I’m a magician but this was positively MIND BLOWING 😳🤯 I know making a change in how see my gut health.

  • @gesunderklaert
    @gesunderklaert 6 лет назад

    Does someone catched the word for the sense of trees? When he is talking about the therapeutic effect of being in nature? At 12:18

  • @brooksbraun8886
    @brooksbraun8886 5 лет назад

    A very balanced approach to healing for an MD. "Theres something healing and therapeutic about nature" Its electron flow ! "Timing" of foods ingested is paramount to the types of foods eaten, Microbiome function is regulated by Photon energy, This is directly related to Sun position and the frequency of the food eaten not the Macro qualities. The answers are "Beyond Food"

  • @binyamingreen
    @binyamingreen 5 лет назад

    Have you heard of the True North Health Center? please please invite Dr. Alan Goldhamer! He's a fasting master!!

  • @moritzschroder
    @moritzschroder 6 лет назад

    3 days without an upload? what's going on, tom? 😉

  • @carissabelik9120
    @carissabelik9120 6 лет назад

    Such a good episode! So much information broken down into bite-sized pieces that I can take away and share with others. And “Dogmatism can only exist in the presence of ignorance.” Wooow. My face mirrored Tom’s! Haha. So good.

  • @matthewkusha4240
    @matthewkusha4240 5 лет назад

    Tom, you always ask such great questions and do a great job listening! At 34:00, sleep is mentioned as being prioritized, but i was concerned about this for you with the skin appearance under your eyes. Is that something from before that doesn't go away? Hmm, thanks!

  • @charlotte22
    @charlotte22 4 года назад

    Whoa! I looked it up and like 95% of my diet is high in histamines! Could be the cause of so many of my problems...

  • @wpduke
    @wpduke 5 лет назад

    I think Ruscio is missing the mark. Don't eat things that make you sick. You'll feel better and have more fun in the long run.

  • @louistourneur6113
    @louistourneur6113 6 лет назад +1

    Thanks for that topic and this great information. I sometimes feem so overwhelmed when trying to fix my health, it feels really good to listen to him making certain aspects so simple.

  • @LavenderChocolates
    @LavenderChocolates 6 лет назад

    What is fodmaps? And ever since I’ve been taking probiotics I’m getting constipated and painful elimination . What is best to stop this . Not sure probiotics do anything I need to find what works

  • @cee5794
    @cee5794 6 лет назад

    Super interesting episode! :) (i got the book just now!) i love the progress bar on the bottom, really handy for when looking back, wich i always do,
    but... its so big and non transparent that it distracts me alot in terms of the depth and ease of view, if its smaller or maybe semi transparent it will be more easier for my eyes :)
    I'm really curious if only i experience this or also other viewers?

  • @aLr_boosh
    @aLr_boosh 6 лет назад

    Good know. Often we talk about food on this channel but sometimes it can be something else like sense of purpose affecting your gut health

  • @rebeccacarter697
    @rebeccacarter697 5 лет назад

    Great information! Now I will definitely get his book. Thank you for such a clean and well presented show!!!

  • @frontier9
    @frontier9 6 лет назад

    Experience isn't wisdom - he means knowledge and experience. Wisdom is contemplating what is behind it all and how to apply it and some people can get tons of experience and not get wiser. Wisdom is somewhat more complex - that was like the Dungeons and Dragons character definition of wisdom.

  • @alixmondollot5622
    @alixmondollot5622 3 года назад

    Absolutely amazing interview! Thanks to you both!

  • @patriciamills5703
    @patriciamills5703 5 лет назад

    Umm, unrelated to the video but it opened with an add by Becel for margarine. Yikes!

  • @brandonkelley6500
    @brandonkelley6500 6 лет назад

    I heard recently that probiotics could cause brain fog due to the excess of those bacteria and I believe lactic acid production... Interesting that it may be histomes.

  • @annemariefisher1559
    @annemariefisher1559 3 года назад

    Me. All of the above

  • @mark-metry
    @mark-metry 6 лет назад +1

    Brilliant podcast

  • @717adventures5
    @717adventures5 5 лет назад

    Getting ready to run my first marathon in a few weeks. At age 55. Wonder if I can make or add dietary changes for more energy/faster recovery? I've been eating much more fruits and vegetables lately btw.

  • @anaml3879
    @anaml3879 6 лет назад

    Wow amazing info, that my ancestors always taught me but science did not accept it before. I will be watching this again to take notes. Thank you.

  • @positivelyaminah6447
    @positivelyaminah6447 6 лет назад +1

    So interesting and needed! Love 💕 it!

  • @eydied529
    @eydied529 5 лет назад

    I’m with you Tom, rash city 5 years in a row! I’ve gone gluten free & it’s helped some. Great video!

  • @ishaqnabi5791
    @ishaqnabi5791 6 лет назад

    This episode was so informative, ive never seen a ted talk or any show that was so helpful and so important to hear. So many inspiring things were said by Dr Ruscio. Im glad i click the episode and saw it

  • @shen4983
    @shen4983 6 лет назад

    Hey Tom, love your interviews. Learnt a lot, especially about health.
    Have you heard about "Yogi diet"? Its an idian traditional way of eating, its really profound and interesting!

  • @MilkPudding
    @MilkPudding 4 года назад

    "Dogmatism only exists in the presence of ignorance." Damn.

  • @stillperspective488
    @stillperspective488 6 лет назад

    Tom do you think going to an university is worth it if you're a high potential, or is it better to learn the things you want to by yourself without getting it accreditet?

  • @tessajetta8146
    @tessajetta8146 6 лет назад

    You’re very wise because you look at all sides and different theories.

  • @stephenodey5147
    @stephenodey5147 6 лет назад

    Fantastic Thank You so very much , off to see if the book is on audible 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @djxboss1
    @djxboss1 6 лет назад

    Excellent episode “this really helps for my ibs issues. Iv been trying to work around my foods etc. Fasting and water has helped me alot. It’s been improving my gut problems on a major level 👍💯👌🏾

  • @ceciliagranados6989
    @ceciliagranados6989 4 года назад

    Wow! This is so powerful, love your interviews Tom. Dr. Ruscio is so wise, and a sight for sore eyes😍 Thank you guys