Nutritional Psychiatrist Shares Diet Mistakes that Cause Depression and Anxiety | Dr. Drew Ramsey

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

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  • @miamendez2878
    @miamendez2878 2 года назад +273

    I had debilitating mental illness most of my life including chronic depression and anxiety, suicidality, bipolar II, ADHD, OCD, binge eating, and borderline personality disorder. At 41, I couldn't go on and started planning my permanent departure including urn shopping, service details, final wishes etc .. But something told me one of the treatments I haven't tried was a complete diet overhaul so I made a deal - if I clean up my diet and it doesn't help me, I'm outta here. I chose the Ketogenic way of eating. It's been over 4 years now, I've never had any medication nor any bipolar episodes since. Nutrigenomics and metabolic interventions, not meds or doctors, saved my life. If I listened to doctors, I wouldn't be here. I was recently on BipolarCast in RUclips. You can watch me tell my story in episode 11.

    • @Buddycoop1
      @Buddycoop1 2 года назад +24

      Congrats. I wanted to check out with panic attacks 30 years ago. Wish I knew this info back then. Keep up the good diet. Staying busy helps too. I'm fine now btw.

    • @manojlogulic4234
      @manojlogulic4234 Год назад +3

      Mia, I just watch full episode that you mention above. First of all I want to tell you that you are incredibly beautiful woman, big eyes, lips, curly hair…just wow! That was my first impression when i started watching the video, then I cry when you talk about your childhood and your brother, I have strong emotion when I imagine any kids having any kind of pain, or any problem that instantly tears my eyes. Then you mention chronic pain in the body on keto, thank you for that, until now I believe got some virus or something, thank you for mention that. I’m in that stage at the moment, ever bone in my body hurts me, last night I had very strong pain in back of my head and in my neck, I forced myself to sleep as long as possible since I sleep very little on ketogenic diet, after 12h of sleep I wake up tired my head and neck pain stoped but my body hurts still, I have this feeling when I got very high temperature like 39,5 then I feel like this, every bone is in pain, even skin hurt me when I touch it, but now I don’t have any temperature but still in pain. I want to thank you for mention that and help me understand what’s going one. Can you tell me how long you were in this phase? I’m fasting for 20h at this point and feed myself in period of 3pm to 7pm. Thanks God you find your peace, world is much better place with you I’m sure, look how many ppl you influenced and how much of us relate with your story! Wish you all the best from the bottom of my heart and congrats to everything you achieved, you well deserved that!
      Greetings from Serbia!
      Manojlo

    • @gwendolynnbutler7392
      @gwendolynnbutler7392 Год назад

      Wow! Thank you for sharing you’re very brave. I’m so glad that you changed your diet and you’re enjoying life 😊

    • @Henry-vu7rk
      @Henry-vu7rk Год назад +2

      I wish RUclips didn’t notify me for a reply that wasn’t directly for me, notifying me as a reply because I made a comment on the same thread as someone else! If it wasn’t a direct response to my comment I don’t care smh

    • @missjack3g438
      @missjack3g438 Год назад +2

      This is literally me! Even down to the age and making plans to take my life. Decided on the diet over hall too! Things already improving. Ketogenic like you but last night I had dairy and felt AWFUL. Stomach hurt, anxiety through the roof again and couldn’t get to sleep. Do you eat dairy or have you had the same experience with it? Also what carbs do you eat if any? Thank you x

  • @dsoumya9864
    @dsoumya9864 3 года назад +590

    Tom, I don't know if you'll ever read this but this channel SAVED my life. You've had such a tremendous impact in my life and I can't even put into words. I'm in the process of healing mentally but what really got me initiated is you. You forever have my respect, man.

    • @magdanuri5934
      @magdanuri5934 3 года назад +16

      I am originally from Sudan and I'm with you Tom is us all, He is our map to success

    • @MikeEnergy_
      @MikeEnergy_ 3 года назад +8

      Same

    • @umbrah
      @umbrah 3 года назад +6

      most meaningful "like" from a creator I've ever seen.
      and good luck to you sir.

    • @swancini
      @swancini 3 года назад +8

      Jordan Peterson did the same for me but this guy is right up there as well.

    • @dolcekimberley
      @dolcekimberley 3 года назад +2

      Absolutely!! I agree.

  • @youkessss
    @youkessss 3 года назад +401

    *Changed my life. I will never eat the same ever again. "Unless you physically trip and your face lands in a box **weightlose.fitness** of donuts, there is no such thing as a 'slip'." Get that mind set and you'll win again and again.*

    • @youtubeokay5769
      @youtubeokay5769 Год назад

      Hey do u mind too go fuck yourself with your pukey comment thanks dog killer

  • @irenabaranauskaite1951
    @irenabaranauskaite1951 3 года назад +358

    With every discovery of how food influences the quality of my life, my shopping is getting less difficult 😊
    75% of food sold on supermarket is not even real 😳

    • @Tippitiwitch
      @Tippitiwitch 3 года назад +13

      Totally, and wrapped in plastics that are definitely going to outlive all of us.

    • @tagaway6173
      @tagaway6173 3 года назад

      @@Tippitiwitch excuse my ignorance, what's your point?

    • @Tippitiwitch
      @Tippitiwitch 3 года назад +20

      Thst plastics, @@tagaway6173 are such a toxic material it will keep polluting our air and waterways for many years after we're dead and most 'non-food' products sold at supermarkets are wrapped and over wrapped in them; mostly unnecessarily . Some of those plastics leach into our food and goes into our systems with dire consequences.

    • @MotivationalStormvideos
      @MotivationalStormvideos 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/ZUW-OGUeXFU/видео.html

    • @helenahandkart1857
      @helenahandkart1857 3 года назад +3

      Yes, it ultimately simplifies & streamlines food shopping, I feel.

  • @TomBilyeu
    @TomBilyeu  3 года назад +153

    Topics we cover in this video:
    The current state of depression. [01:05​]
    Why nutrition is the easiest way of influencing depression positively. [1:25​]
    A psychological lever to reduce your anxiety. [2:41​]
    How your anxiety is influenced by the food you eat and the food that causes Tom anxiety. [3:36​]
    What creates lasting change, and how to lead with kindness to change behavior. [6:44​]
    Why most diets fail. [8:40​]
    The food basics almost every Nutritional Psychiatrist agrees on and why they matter. [9:25​]
    Drew reveals the things that are NOT part of every good diet. [12:03​]
    One thing Tom and Drew disagree on. [14:29​]
    Why knowing where your food comes from can help you cure loneliness. [19:11​]
    The big benefits of eating seafood and the top 3 kinds of seafood to beat depression. [24:40​]
    How Omega 3 fats in seafood work like snipers in your immune system. [28:00​]
    Drew´s on being vegan and which fats are bad for you. [30:25​]
    What you should rather do than buying expensive tests and supplements. [33:35​]
    How moving away from New York to a farm improved the mental health of Drew. [34:34​]
    Why you shouldn´t lose hope if you currently struggle with mental illness. [42:29​]

    QUOTES:
    “It´s an epidemic. Everything is going up. Depression is up...Recently showing male depression is up 60-70% over the last 12 months.” [1:05​]
    “They found that the risk of depression during quarantine, if your nutrition is bad, went up over 1000%.“ [1:55​]
    “There are foods that people need to cut out of their diet. Diets need to change drastically…” [7:15​]
    “All good diets are lacking ultra-processed foods. The reason I think they´re evil because of the way they increase inflammation.” [12:12​]
    “We did a research study where we said: When we look at all the literature, what are the top nutrients that are most important for brain health and helping depression? Twelve nutrients stand out. So we asked ourselves: What foods have the most of these 12 nutrients? Aside from plants, 3 of the top 5 foods were seafood.” [26:00​]
    “I have treated people with every type of mental illness, and it´s actually what gives me hope. It´s what gives me strength and resilience. I have seen people who have it so hard with what happens in their minds, and to see them just do amazing things: Start companies, have families, whatever it is, makes me very hopeful.“ [42:57​]

    • @cristinamarinescu9071
      @cristinamarinescu9071 3 года назад +8

      Thank you a lot for this video! I think you should pin this comment to the top.

    • @cmst6408
      @cmst6408 3 года назад +2

      Thank you another great interview and conversation. I wonder Tom with the the thing you guys don;t agree on or your not caring about food/where it comes from. If you enjoy things like the big seafood market or when in big city like go to busy popular restaurant. Or like where can be amid all the creativity and action of a city? Thanks again - is so great how you share quotes and breakdown parts of videos.

    • @kevinchand8359
      @kevinchand8359 3 года назад +3

      Tom, this should be pinned.

    • @suzettebavier4412
      @suzettebavier4412 2 года назад

      Thank you sir 🥲

    • @kirsteentempleton2727
      @kirsteentempleton2727 2 года назад +1

      If someone asked u 10 foods to eat each day what wud ur 10 be day to day??

  • @angisme99
    @angisme99 3 года назад +274

    I love how Tom intently listens to his guests and never talks over them. We need more Tom Bilyeus in this world.

    • @MotivationalStormvideos
      @MotivationalStormvideos 3 года назад +2

      ruclips.net/video/ZUW-OGUeXFU/видео.html

    • @rachellel
      @rachellel 3 года назад +8

      But, I want to hear more of the author's experience.

    • @surfchanty
      @surfchanty 3 года назад +2

      True

    • @Windsongpony
      @Windsongpony 3 года назад +1

      Right?! Jeeze. Always bad timing.

    • @willystilly
      @willystilly 3 года назад +2

      Yes. He’s my favourite interviewer of all time. Much respect.

  • @pandapants790
    @pandapants790 3 года назад +348

    The keto diet cured my anxiety and depression. I went from self harm and misery to being outgoing and positive. Literally took one week.

    • @lindabell6954
      @lindabell6954 3 года назад +24

      @@MetubeRUclips when people live to be close to 100 years of age, they almost always say they have a sweet tooth. Betty White who is nearing 100, apparently eats hot dogs and french fries often (daily) and her favorite treat is red vines. There are emotional causes for inflammation.

    • @jmorenocenteno
      @jmorenocenteno 3 года назад +9

      Wow, that’s incredible! What was your diet like before and what changes did you implement?

    • @dandrysdale9015
      @dandrysdale9015 3 года назад +9

      Same with me exact same effect

    • @alyssabarnett7297
      @alyssabarnett7297 3 года назад +28

      I cannot wait till people realize how awful keto is for your body...one day 👍

    • @emh8861
      @emh8861 3 года назад +6

      @@alyssabarnett7297 Its awesome for weight loss .

  • @juliecarr2267
    @juliecarr2267 3 года назад +66

    GREAT interview! I am a cancer patient in remission. Was diagnosed a year ago. After going through chemo and radiation I suffered terrible depression. Consequently, doc put me on depression medication. It sucked! I started researching food as healing. I’ve been off medication for 5 months, completely cut out ALL sugar, eat 10 cups of vegetables a day, fish 3 times a week (do my best), no coffee after 1 pm, probiotics, etc. I’ve really noticed a difference. I love how this interview doesn’t prescribe a “one size fits all” approach. Love these two! Thank you for this fabulous information 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

    • @csc1641
      @csc1641 3 года назад +4

      Same here . . . just went through 15 months of cancer treatment. Handled the treatment well but went into a deep depression due to looking for employment after cancer treatment. I have to clean up my eating habits and exercise more. Your picture is beautiful btw.

    • @Chris-kr7gg
      @Chris-kr7gg 3 года назад

      Did you cut out fruit ?

    • @villanuevafamily4
      @villanuevafamily4 2 года назад

      Thank you for sharing your story. I have a loved one who was just diagnosed with breast cancer. I will send her this video and your comment.

  • @BenjaminKennethMusic
    @BenjaminKennethMusic 3 года назад +45

    Thanks Tom for waking me up out of my decade-long debilitating depression. I have switched to a paleo/keto hybrid per the advice of your health theory guests, and it genuinely transformed my entire physiology.

  • @myrameijer
    @myrameijer 3 года назад +21

    Tom, I love that you state your mind but also let your guests speak theirs without much interruption. You're really listening + that helps us to do that, too. Keep up the good work. 👍

  • @amyatkinson7277
    @amyatkinson7277 2 года назад +7

    I have 5 children.. and with one daughter while I was pregnant I are so much fish every week.. and I've always said that she is more intelligent than the others because of it...and now you have proved me right!! Thanks!!

  • @TheBigVisionCoach
    @TheBigVisionCoach Год назад +9

    Anxiety was my super power for years until I had a major health episode 13 years ago that took a year of recovery. Now I can't deal with anxiety at all. I finally found out about the link between gut health and anxiety and it saved my life.
    So grateful for this video and the info and yes kindness is the path.

    • @finnster5800
      @finnster5800 Год назад +1

      What did you do to fix your gut?

  • @annnnn9074
    @annnnn9074 3 года назад +67

    Thanks Tom & Dr Drew, as someone with schizophrenia with a new youtube channel - I realised about five years ago the strong relationship between nutrition and exercise and mental health. I've been fighting with local psychiatrists ever since as they refuse to look into anything just pills. Once you realise how mental illness works within you you become so aggravated and at the same time motivated.

    • @rawfoodphilosophy7061
      @rawfoodphilosophy7061 3 года назад +12

      Keep running experiments on yourself try cutting out all grains for two or three months and see how you feel I have extreme anxiety and I feel the best when I'm eating massive amounts of fruit and then just a small amount of meat and then a little bit of salad and that's really makes up my entire diet + Xtreme exercise deep breathing and meditation try to get rid of all the stressful people in your life and reduce stress as much as possible and get everything organized your room and your life and that accounts for up if you did all those things that would account for 75% of any sort of mental illness I'm just be careful if you're on any benzodiazepines you have to taper off those things so so slowly

    • @annnnn9074
      @annnnn9074 3 года назад +1

      @@rawfoodphilosophy7061 you're on the right track just what works well for you would ruin me. My video will be published in 10 hours time on my youtube channel Aarron Brunner

    • @kotenoklelu3471
      @kotenoklelu3471 3 года назад +3

      Yeah, food and stress really affects mental health. I get tested on gluten: celiac and allergy, I was clean, no allergy, no celiac desease, but my thoughts sound in my head when I eat gluten, I even can say where there is gluten just by listening to my thoughts.
      But the worst thing is what I am allergic to: sunflower oil, mayonnaise from sunflower oil, margarine from sunflower oil, celery, psilium. Then I lose it. Maybe on several minutes but it happens.

    • @annnnn9074
      @annnnn9074 3 года назад +2

      @@kotenoklelu3471 have you experimented with a carnivore diet with healthy animal fats? My diet is about 70% fat so I don't go near any sunflower / canola / margarine....oils

    • @kotenoklelu3471
      @kotenoklelu3471 3 года назад +1

      @@annnnn9074 no, I probably can't afford carnivore diet.

  • @smk9320
    @smk9320 3 года назад +34

    I really enjoyed listening to this doctor. He speaks so sincerely, I just want to keep listening. You can definitely tell he approaches everyone with kindness just from he was interacting with Tom in this interview.

  • @ms.awesome9566
    @ms.awesome9566 3 года назад +12

    Thank you, SOOOOOOOOOOO much!!!! This program is proof of everything I 've been learning and practicing for 30 years..... I love this transition of health and connecting BACK to the Earth, we are making.

  • @mollydarlaramos6566
    @mollydarlaramos6566 3 года назад +15

    How powerful this was. Tom you nailed it when you said you felt your anxiety in your stomach. This session of Impact Theory was the EURIKA moment that has allowed me to corelate how intricate and always evolving our physical being really is. This session among many others have helped me more on my "self acceptance" journey then all my countless appointments with "professionals ". No words left but LOVE LOVE LOVE. TY

  • @BeauGypsy
    @BeauGypsy 3 года назад +13

    Thank you for this as a sufferer of ptsd and all of the things that fall under that diagnosis. I have been watching your podcasts. I honestly just had the thought last night that i wish there was someone who could help my diet improvement to help with my mental health as well as attacking all areas of my life in the hopes of healing my body, mind, spirit. I wake up this morning and i find this. This man is no doubt a missing piece to the puzzle. Im thankful you both exist. I cant wait to read the book. And follow this field as it gains traction and popularity.

    • @eminemilly
      @eminemilly 3 года назад +1

      Diet and certain supplements plus trauma informed / somatic experiencing, nervous system focused healing is helping me. "Mental" health is definitely not all mental. People like Peter Levine bessel van der kolk and irene lyon helped.

  • @guitarsz
    @guitarsz 3 года назад +33

    omg this guy is ADORABLE. Love that disposition and his easy going awareness. Winning smile.

    • @Emily-ni2zg
      @Emily-ni2zg 3 года назад

      Why comment on his appearance?

    • @guitarsz
      @guitarsz 3 года назад +4

      @@Emily-ni2zg Why not?

    • @Emily-ni2zg
      @Emily-ni2zg 3 года назад

      @@guitarsz fair enough 🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @guitarsz
      @guitarsz 3 года назад

      @@Emily-ni2zg :) 🌸.

    • @AR-mu4zq
      @AR-mu4zq 3 года назад +3

      @@Emily-ni2zg omg one of those comment police. Seriously its quite harmless. If you were sitting with your friend and watching a movie and she said, or commented, oh hes cute, it would be ok. So....

  • @christineb8148
    @christineb8148 3 года назад +18

    I wanted to offer my perspective on the "city bathing 2%" topic: I have taught cooking classes at an urban after school program for teens. Most of them are 3rd generation or more urban kids whose families have been poor for generations. Some are children of immigrants. The differences in the understanding of food and their valuing of it as an enriching part of their lives (as opposed to convenient or satiating fuel) between the kids who have been urban for generations vs immigrants who either grew or marketed daily or lived more seasonally is remarkable. Taking them all to a bodega type market (not even a farmer's market) and connecting them with the tactile and individual components of the meals we would later cook together seemed to trigger an ownership and investment into what they were cooking and eating. so while I don't think everyone has to love rural life and want to "meet the farmer", there is something powerful about lifting the veil between the end product to be eaten, and its source, even if it's saying "the guacamole you eat on that burrito you grabbed after school is made of these elements and this is how and why you choose each to make it really good guac. You can make it amazing yourself and you are worth making amazing food for!" And while you may have the discipline and intellectual approach to food that enables you to be an optimal eater without that visceral connection to its source or its elements, I find that to be unusual many people really need that link in order to be willing to do the work of good, healthy eating.

    • @cultivatelife8645
      @cultivatelife8645 3 года назад

      Thank you for teaching cooking to these children
      It is a way for you to express love and care to them and for them to learn to love and care for themselves. Thank you . 🙏

    • @dailyjerk
      @dailyjerk 3 года назад

      Amazing perspective

  • @montourigirl
    @montourigirl 3 года назад +13

    Drew is such a kind, thoughtful soul

  • @pollarddesigns
    @pollarddesigns 3 года назад +60

    OMG thank you so much Tom and Drew, so great to have my intuition confirmed. I have a history of depression and anxiety in my adult life. I don't have it now! Which is weird because I was diagnosed with M.S. 3 years ago. You'd think I'd be more depressed. Lol😆
    I changed my food plan, cleaned it up. Got into nature. Moved to the country and by the sea in summer, meditate and make choices based on my overall health and wellbeing. I'm reversing my MS symptoms radically which was not my initial prognosis. I got myself out of a wheelchair and you wouldn't know I had it if you met me now. I have been wondering why my mental health is improved and suspected as much. Thank you. You made my day. We all have a choice. Your show Tom makes it so much easier to make good choices. Much gratitude. 🙏💖🌺🌈

    • @paweluko
      @paweluko 3 года назад +3

      Congratulations on experiencing improvement and better quality of life. What ends up on your plate these days, if you don't mind sharing? Also, have you used conventional treatment for your MS?

    • @freemanmt
      @freemanmt 3 года назад +3

      please tell us more, i need to help my friend .
      give us details .

    • @growlifemotivation2469
      @growlifemotivation2469 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/c2pUdPsQqmE/видео.html

    • @anonymouse7079
      @anonymouse7079 3 года назад +2

      Im suspecting I may be getting MS symptoms- were trying to narrow down whats going on still.... Luckily nothing too debilitating will come of whatever I have but I was really worrying for a while until I realized no matter WHAT it is I have, I can improve my symptoms and overall health with some nutrition and lifestyle efforts and this comment here has been so inspirational to me no matter what comes of my situation! Im so so glad you were able to treat and it seems reverse many of your symptoms and I hope you're living life to its fullest! Lots of love to you, my hero ❤ ❤ (@pollard designs)

    • @pmost8087
      @pmost8087 3 года назад +1

      you can reverse ms

  • @jacebeleren3591
    @jacebeleren3591 3 года назад +178

    I love that one has gnomes at his back & the other has superheroes.

    • @tagaway6173
      @tagaway6173 3 года назад +13

      What do YOU have?
      I just have spider's web 😓

    • @ms.awesome9566
      @ms.awesome9566 3 года назад +7

      OMG, I was thinking about that since the beginning of this badass interview.
      BAM, BAM!

    • @MoneyStrategiesSOULutions
      @MoneyStrategiesSOULutions 3 года назад +2

      Taga Way : love that question! And your background is 😂🤣

    • @arycarys
      @arycarys 3 года назад +5

      Hahaha you made my day

    • @pollarddesigns
      @pollarddesigns 3 года назад +2

      😂😆😂😆😂 I love that!💖💕

  • @shubhamchoudhary3568
    @shubhamchoudhary3568 3 года назад +176

    Magnesium deficiency can also cause anxiety

    • @queenofhearts7507
      @queenofhearts7507 3 года назад +10

      I actually went through magnesium deficiency and my anxiety was very high

    • @ritahall2378
      @ritahall2378 3 года назад +1

      Also affects IBS-D along with zinc

    • @Type797
      @Type797 3 года назад +13

      Magnesium L-threonate is the only form that crosses the blood brain barrier

    • @maielshiashi1944
      @maielshiashi1944 3 года назад +2

      @@Type797 I think Magnesium Glycinate or Orotate works well with people with anxiety

    • @plantmama7442
      @plantmama7442 3 года назад +5

      Not sure if it’s available outside Canada, but Natural Calm is a great magnesium supplement.

  • @JA-yu3gl
    @JA-yu3gl 3 года назад +5

    It’s amazing so many people are on drugs for mental health but yet the world has become more dangerous more stressful more difficult.

  • @TakeBackYourMind997
    @TakeBackYourMind997 3 года назад +45

    Excited to see this one! Trying to optimise your mind without the right food, just mental training, is like trying to lose weight by just working out. You'll never reach your full potential!

    • @annnnn9074
      @annnnn9074 3 года назад

      hi Nick, I see you practise what you preach, your channel looks interesting

    • @RozzaMindset
      @RozzaMindset 3 года назад +1

      Fully agree with you!

  • @Godisfirst21
    @Godisfirst21 3 года назад +55

    Eat fruits and veggies. Drink water. Go outside and get fresh air, sunshine and walk walk walk. Repeat each day for a healthy life. Simple, but excuses get in the way of excuses.

    • @kissakissa4779
      @kissakissa4779 3 года назад +3

      Also depression

    • @Godisfirst21
      @Godisfirst21 3 года назад +11

      @@kissakissa4779 I challenge anyone that is feeling depressed to pick a day when you feel that way and go outside with a back pack full of water and whatever you need for a few hours and walk and walk and walk. Go to a nature spot where all you can see is trees and you can't see a person. Do some deep breathing.
      When you walk back home after 3 hours, notice how you feel as you get closer to home. HOME, inside your house is where the depression lives. You are going back to the depression.
      Repeat this the next day and notice how you feel when you leave the house (depression) and then when you are in nature and have walked a long time. Now again, notice how you feel on the way back home and as you enter the house when you know you have so many tasks, or a dirty house waiting, or a husband you don't like. 4 kids? Barking dogs?
      Depression is your SOUL talking to you. LISTEN. What is your depression telling you? You know what you don't like about your life, but you keep it secret.

    • @nofurtherwest3474
      @nofurtherwest3474 3 года назад +6

      Beef. Beef is the answer because it has Vit B12 and B6 and a lack of that is what makes you depressed.

    • @nofurtherwest3474
      @nofurtherwest3474 3 года назад +5

      Seafood too. Any other meats.

    • @barbarafairbanks4578
      @barbarafairbanks4578 3 года назад +3

      Sherri Lynn - your depressed house is telling you that it's dirty, neglected, and unkempt - and if you'd spend the time cleaning & nurturing it, that you did walking and walking out in Nature, it would not feel so depressed! 😂

  • @carrocesta
    @carrocesta 3 года назад +27

    nobody is by default an anxious person, anxiety comes from a damaged digestive system (worsen by any kind of external stress). In my case, I suffered anxiety at 33 years old for the first time in my life. Meds didn't do anything at all. Finally, after 1 year of trying to figure out the root cause, it came from NAFD due to my SAD diet. With a very low carb diet I am healing all!

    • @22PAiiGE22
      @22PAiiGE22 3 года назад

      Hello! What does NAFD mean?

    • @carrocesta
      @carrocesta 3 года назад

      @@22PAiiGE22 sorry, i meant NAFL

    • @baddie4life136
      @baddie4life136 2 года назад

      i don't know why you are saying that if you don't have evidence to back it up

    • @carrocesta
      @carrocesta 2 года назад

      @@baddie4life136 my lover is inflamed and also my digestion is bad, pretty clear.

    • @kamillatoth3433
      @kamillatoth3433 2 года назад

      @@baddie4life136 anecdotal evidence is the highest form of evidence for 1 specific person.

  • @carecree888
    @carecree888 3 года назад +73

    Haven’t scrolled the comments section yet so i hope I’m the first to say that this guy is giving me major Jeff Goldblum vibes.

    • @MoonStarDivide
      @MoonStarDivide 3 года назад +8

      Yes! What's up with that?! He doesn't look much like him, but his mannerisms & the way he speaks...like he's always taking part in several conversations at once & we're only privy to one of them...or something like that.

    • @ZumbawithDorothy
      @ZumbawithDorothy 3 года назад +2

      Young Jeff

    • @lahaza6515
      @lahaza6515 3 года назад +5

      THAT'S why I was finding him hot!
      I didn't realize it until reading your comment, but yes he does.
      It's the mannerisms, but also the alignment of his front teeth & how they make his mouth move.

    • @cheriseelliott9230
      @cheriseelliott9230 3 года назад +1

      Yes! I thought the same!

    • @colinesquire2480
      @colinesquire2480 3 года назад

      Lots of people have that vibe especially in the media 😂

  • @sparksandmatches
    @sparksandmatches 3 года назад +21

    Inositol (Vitamin B8) has been shown to dramatically help manage OCD, panic disorders, and skin picking/hair pulling!

    • @plantmama7442
      @plantmama7442 3 года назад +2

      I had no idea till my late 20’s that picking the skin around my nails was a sign of my anxiety. It was so bad my cuticles would bleed and be scabby. Now I’m a lot better and don’t pick at my cuticles anymore thankfully.

    • @pastaestel2465
      @pastaestel2465 3 года назад +1

      As far as I know, inositol is B7. B8 is biotin. So which one helped you? By the way, happy for your improvement!

    • @karine8738
      @karine8738 3 года назад +2

      @@pastaestel2465 good question. For me I just start complex B

    • @Lia-hd7rh
      @Lia-hd7rh 3 года назад

      @@plantmama7442 omg i do this to my cuticles too i know its from anxiety, but for the longest i thought i just had extra dry cuticles and i try to take care of them until im not even aware that i rip one off and its bleeding. how did you stop?

    • @eminemilly
      @eminemilly 3 года назад

      I take that because I'm pregnant but didnt know that. Choline inositol in one pill. NAC as well but amazon and some retailers just pulled it from the market. If you can get your lab work done its better to know what you need. And retest because I've been low in vitamin d but then I went too high taking 500iu every other day or two. Also if you have mthfr mutation you definitely need the more bio available forms of the b vitamins. The methylated complex didn't help me because some of the forms aren't right, I wasnt super low but on the low end of a lot despite supplementing for over a year.
      From a migraine scientist angela a stanton facebook group I've learned for migraineurs like me we should take b2 riboflavin 5 phosphate form only, thiamine in allithiamine, lipothiamine or benfotiamine. Magnesium complex or glycinate. Can take a bit of vitamin c ascorbic acid if it helps you. But besides that you should test your blood which can be difficult to get doctors to test b vitamins and homocysteine.
      I found my mehtylfolate, thiamine, b2, b12, b9 are all on the lower end despite supplementing a while. Same with magnesium. Now taking a sublingual/lozenge b12 methylcobalamine adenosine supplement too and added the correct form of b2. They didnt check my b6 or homocysteine or vitamin a but st least I got part of the puzzle. Oh and my ferritin was low yet my hemoglobin was high so the lower b12 and probably vitamin c isn't getting the iron into storage reserves. She explained it to me thst some people have trouble absorbing things no matter how nutrient dense you eat (I make myself eat liver and egg yolks and oysters and clams and eggs) some of us need to supplement for our best health no matter the diet. Could be due to our ancestors eating the wrong foods

  • @georgemarsilio5122
    @georgemarsilio5122 Год назад +4

    I changed my diet to whole natural foods after I had a bad flu 7 years ago, and I noticed I got better fast and never got sick ever since , even to this day..and my anxiety and depression was gone!!!!

  • @OswaldDigestiveClinic
    @OswaldDigestiveClinic 3 года назад +11

    Nutrition is so important for depression - thanks for helping to share this message

  • @deborahcarter4408
    @deborahcarter4408 Год назад +2

    I'm 64 with auto immune disease Graves disease. Went plant based, lost 50 lbs. Alot of work growing, fermenting, preserving, great fun in retirement. Feel great, I live in joy with plants, my dogs, making the best in city life. Hate grocery stores, more fun shopping at local markets, learn about new foods herbs and spices. I was diagnosed bi polar, not, child abuse. I was also given a can of carnation milk at birth in the 50d, I mean even animals die, without formula or breastmilk, diagnosed nervous stomach, hospitalized as a kid because of it. On the mend as a senior, no more toxins getting in this body, that I know of.

  • @mmmanduh5713
    @mmmanduh5713 3 года назад +14

    This was wonderful - I was surprised to see it was ending at 40 min, it seemed like you both had so much more to say.

  • @vegasg.2086
    @vegasg.2086 3 года назад +16

    DUDE!!! Stop stop stop interrupting your guests while they are answering a question and take them off in a different direction....I WANTED TO HEAR THE WHOLE ANSWER!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love the channel and content. Really do!

  • @deniseunknown4576
    @deniseunknown4576 3 года назад +6

    I love this doctor! He’s one who could really get through to me with a compassionate bed side manner. I’m going to be researching his information. Thank you!

  • @katelyn7359
    @katelyn7359 3 года назад +5

    Love that people can and do take control of their health.

  • @r.p.8906
    @r.p.8906 3 года назад +4

    My understanding is that the difference between growing your own food and buying from stores, is the deep joy and gratitude we now feel that Mother Earth gave us her fruit! Or vegetable. In addition studies have shown that growing our own vegetables produces specifically ingredients that are complementing the health deficit of the origins farmer! There’s some amazing research out there! The broccoli in your garden has a different vitamin and mineral content than the one from the market. The detoxification from each veggie has started specifically in that region with that air pollution and that water etc... they are our “ friends “ :-)

  • @StephaniRoberts
    @StephaniRoberts 3 года назад +9

    Great timing! Getting ready to publish a podcast episode about supporting our kids mental health through the pandemic. We’ve been working on nutrition big time at home-this is so affirming!! Thanks Tom!!

  • @MaDragon7
    @MaDragon7 3 года назад +81

    After years of hard work, living in morden society. One day I realized I belong to nature

  • @tobiroxx6696
    @tobiroxx6696 3 года назад +109

    I almost dropped a happiness tear when he said "..lots of dark choclate".... :D

    • @ChapsShrugged
      @ChapsShrugged 3 года назад +7

      Antioxidants AND happiness.👍 Fancy stuff gets bonus points for happy and healthy!

    • @guitarsz
      @guitarsz 3 года назад +2

      Here here!

    • @Tippitiwitch
      @Tippitiwitch 3 года назад +13

      That really means 'dark', no sugar, no milk; I think.

    • @MotivationalStormvideos
      @MotivationalStormvideos 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/ZUW-OGUeXFU/видео.html

    • @emh8861
      @emh8861 3 года назад +6

      Oxalates and high in histamine. LoL

  • @johnkrasinski2701
    @johnkrasinski2701 3 года назад +4

    Tom you are a gift to this world! I love every detail about your channel. Thank you!

  • @hollytaylor5935
    @hollytaylor5935 3 года назад +3

    I have never heard of Dr. Ramsey. He is amazing such a great soul!

  • @blainejones1384
    @blainejones1384 3 года назад +6

    Tom is a genius because he asks so many questions. Major life opiphanies don’t come from seeking answers, they come from asking questions

    • @carolpdx7
      @carolpdx7 3 года назад +1

      But he will NEVER admit that is Quest Bars are pure POISON - follow the money. He is greedy and cares nothing for the damage he is doing to people's health.

    • @growlifemotivation2469
      @growlifemotivation2469 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/c2pUdPsQqmE/видео.html

  • @OTseven
    @OTseven Год назад

    Dr Ramsey, you and this info is a breath of fresh air. Down to Earth. Logical. Basic. Makes sense. Thank you !

  • @victoriagoddard1683
    @victoriagoddard1683 3 года назад +8

    I can listen to this doctor for the rest of my life.

  • @samanthaporter6662
    @samanthaporter6662 3 года назад +16

    Magnesium helped my anxiet!!

  • @andrewsanchez4988
    @andrewsanchez4988 2 года назад +5

    I will say I never noticed this before but Going from being on keto for the better part of 6 months and then taking a few weeks off for the holidays I physically could feel the depression. Like someone could feel thirst. I of course was eating holiday sweets and lots of carbs but today I went back on keto and immediately felt better...even though I did end up having a few potatoes and carrots with my roast this is the best I've felt In the 3 weeks I was off.

  • @cdcavemanfan
    @cdcavemanfan 2 года назад +1

    This is genuinely one of, if not the very best, self help channel I’ve ever come across. So much information out there is confusing and I end up forgetting. Even after viewing 2 of your videos, I gave you a sub and you’ll have another consistent viewer! Thanks

    • @sydneypanza9898
      @sydneypanza9898 Год назад

      The first comment I seen I could relate in the beginning there was a lot of analogies but towards the end he actually gave some information

  • @stevev3664
    @stevev3664 2 года назад +5

    Diet affects mood. If I eat a lot of meat I feel strong and motivated to do things. If I eat a lot of carbohydrate such as eating a lot of cookies or other high sugar foods, I feel negative, anxious and shaky. I’m not able to face tasks and sleep a lot. This happens to me consistently so I’m not imagining it. Could it be that the fashion for low fat, high carb diets is fuelling people’s depression and making a market for anti depressants?

    • @GaryHighFruit
      @GaryHighFruit 7 месяцев назад

      No. low fat, high carb diets is NOT COOKIES. In fact, and most people don't seem to know... cookies are 60% fat. And the combo of fat & sugar is the problem. A carb diet is so different. the body can metabolize the carbs in a healthy way.

  • @sharonallan5635
    @sharonallan5635 2 года назад +3

    Gosh I love this psychiatrist! The only one I'd ever want to see!

  • @الوردالجوري-غ6و
    @الوردالجوري-غ6و 2 года назад +3

    When I use to eat what ever I want I was zero anxiety!!! Limiting food is anxiety by it self.

  • @Bfly1993Health
    @Bfly1993Health 3 года назад +2

    This guy is good! Wow. Thanks for talking with him. Loving the takeaways. "You are your own eater."

  • @emmakate2376
    @emmakate2376 Год назад +5

    i’m 15 and was in a mental hospital for 3 months and gained 50lb while there my sister got killed and i’ve never been this heavy in my life i got so depressed once i got out which lead me to start smoking weed again after awhile i had my first drugged induced psychotic episode which was absolutely traumatizing and it happened at a gathering for my dead sister which wasn’t the best but now i’m trying to lose the weight i gained in the mental hospital and i haven’t so far it’s been a year and i eat so healthy as now i’m trying to get off my medication and find more natural ways to cope and heal

    • @moniquemichelle7295
      @moniquemichelle7295 Год назад

      Read The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk. Look into Poly Vagal Theory and Somatic Experiencing. And change your diet and heal your gut.

  • @catvega7128
    @catvega7128 3 года назад +11

    I want a therapy session with him. He’s so inspiring- well, both are! Thanks for this wonderful conversation ✨ so precious

  • @JDforeveralone
    @JDforeveralone 3 года назад +3

    8:45 great point!!! From keto to anything else, we're not made for dieting. Eating from all the good, natural food in a right balance that's the way to go!
    And eat what's in season and locally grown and bred
    19:35 oh it does matter !! I've got my neighbour with an orange orchard and whenever it's harvest time I get a box full of them! This connects people's hearts! And food is throughout any culture a certain way to connect! I've grown up in the 70ies in Europe where society was still "wholesome" and now living in North Africa where still ppl live more or less that wholesome life. Greetings from a very sunny place :)

  • @priscillareyes2363
    @priscillareyes2363 Год назад +1

    This video helped me so much and everyone comments on here. I wish food wasn’t so expensive!

    • @aztonyusa
      @aztonyusa Год назад

      What do you mean by food being so expensive? You must be buying some type of food and eating. You don't need to buy expensive meats. Even a hot dog is meat and better than the foods loaded with carbs.

  • @TylerBrinza
    @TylerBrinza 27 дней назад

    This supplement has truly improved my ability to concentrate.

  • @360healthconsultancyltd2
    @360healthconsultancyltd2 3 года назад +3

    i love this discussion, thank you! As a practitioner of functional medicine I am always fascinated by the debate between city vs country life and nature. it seems to me that city life triggers adrenaline, it’s fun and exciting but is all about external connections, extrinsic triggers and being outward-looking. Being in woodlands or on a coastal walk,, by contrast, gives you time and space to ‘hear’ yourself and look within, which can be massively challenging! Distractions are so much easier in the short term! How many times do people in offices or the city say “I can’t hear myself think!” Wherever our safe, quiet space is, it’s important to have that balance as well. There is a place for both depending upon where we are in our life, in my view. I would love to hear what others think!

    • @carl8568
      @carl8568 Год назад

      There's lots of challenges living out in the bush, obviously they are different from the city challenges. It seems the off grid lifestyle is romanticized a lot on social media, I've been off grid on my bush block here in Australia, just me and my dog, for about 8 months now and there were 4-5 months setting up before that. It's been a brutal slog and it still is very challenging transforming a vacant block to a livable space. I doubt the average person could hack it tbh- I'm yet to have running/hot water.. so no shower here. The kitchen is outside and not protected from wind and rain, toilet is purely composting, so I have to empty all of that in to a pallet bay composting system for it to break down. It's all a bit overwhelming sometimes, especially when you are trying to heal the gut, heal from anxiety, depression etc.

  • @birdsee3
    @birdsee3 3 года назад +4

    Eat more of: More leafy greens and fermented foods, sauerkraut. If you’re already not eating processed foods with a lot of salt, make sure you get enough salt.

    • @alica89ful
      @alica89ful 3 года назад

      Too much salt is actually really bad

    • @helenahandkart1857
      @helenahandkart1857 3 года назад +1

      @@alica89ful he does actually explain the difference between salt required on a natural diet, vs excessive salt from current processed foods.

  • @helenahandkart1857
    @helenahandkart1857 3 года назад +23

    I've found similarly. I was eating an omnivorous 'healthy whole food' normal ie high carb, lowish fat diet for years. Cooked with those nasty seed oils because they were flogged as being healthy. It gave me gall bladder issues & incipient fatty liver disease. I ditched most carbs, ditched seed oils, added in more meat, yoghurt, bone broth, & later, red meat. Lost 10 kilos, All bloods returned to good levels, arthritis down from disabling to negligible. Anxiety & depression greatly reduced. Upon later reintroducing red meat, I noticed increased energy & a feeling of equanimity, despite facing obstacles etc. I used to have gout, but current day 'normal' carbs was the necessary substrate for that to occur. My diet is now mostly whole food, higher in fats, mostly olive oil & saturated, animal proteins, some veg, a bit of fruit, & some carbs here & there, mostly from yoghurt, milk, or occasional rice or sourdough bread. I recently ditched a1milk for a2/jersey milk (we can buy cold pressed raw jersey milk, here) & cheese, & notice less general allergy symptoms. (Lots of grass alkergies, here) each change makes a difference, but to be honest, I'm not even that diligent about it. If we're in a dash & grab food on the run, I'll still eat a big burger, just with an extra patty of bacon, no sauces or fries, & ditch half the bun, or we visit rellies on the weekend, I just select ok from what's there, & eat the cake if it looks good. I'm not that keen of seafood by try & eat it once a week. Those old druids were right in calling salmon & hazelnuts the foods of wisdom. I guess they generally ate them seasonally, in moderate amounts & usually fresh.

    • @surfchanty
      @surfchanty 3 года назад +1

      Great info thanks!

    • @JnTmarie
      @JnTmarie 3 года назад

      Insane! What are your cholesterol numbers? I switched to whole food plant based no meat dairy eggs processed foods no oils, very occasional breads, pastas and it saved my life I’m getting younger I swear!

    • @helenahandkart1857
      @helenahandkart1857 3 года назад +1

      @@JnTmarie , I don't have my results to hand, but they were all well within the normal ranges. I've never had any kind of high cholesterol, anyway. I confess, despite the weight loss, I felt some trepidation going back to my doctor for the second tests, as I am aware of the high sat. fat nature of my diet, it was a choice I'd decided to try, based upon a range of evidence, & as it pans out, he & I are both delighted with the result. I asked should I have a cac scan, & he said there was no indication of any need & so it would be unneccesary exposure to radiation. It is not "insane", when you look at some of the mechanisms behing arterial plaquing, or other risk factors behind other health issues. It appears that saturated fat & red meats have been conflated into a paradigm of risk that ignores commonly occuring co-factors. Many high & lesser profile 'health' organisations & clinicians also, took at face value the purported health claims around seed oils & assorted other dietary tropes (so did I), & now many depend on revenue from endorsing such products. (heart foundation ticks on margarines, etc). I've elderly people in my family, 97- 105, they got there on a traditional mostly local diet, & that tied in with the research I'd read. Meat off the farm or from the beach, dairy from the farm, A serve of potato was one spud, not a pile of them, carrots, peas, beans, cabbage & seasonal fruit. Plus cakes, dried fruit & nuts & biscuits on special occasions. A lunch out droving was black tea, corned beef on home made bread, & a mandarin. I certainly have more food choices than they did. Personally I would be in a world of inflammatory pain within 24 hours on your diet, but if it's presently working for you, then good.

    • @helenahandkart1857
      @helenahandkart1857 3 года назад +1

      @@surfchanty You're welcome!

    • @sparrowflyingfreely
      @sparrowflyingfreely 3 года назад +1

      Moringa helps arthritis ~ it’s awesome!!!

  • @XoRekell
    @XoRekell 3 года назад +4

    This was an awesome interview, thank you for bringing him on! I’m going to get his book!

  • @kylebiggs8849
    @kylebiggs8849 3 года назад +13

    I think EPA & DHA is also found in algae (where fish mostly get it from) and you can eat algae omega-3 tablets instead of fish oil if you are plant based. Just something I’ve read

    • @helenahandkart1857
      @helenahandkart1857 3 года назад

      I think fish are probably far better converters if it than we are.

    • @brookeb7994
      @brookeb7994 3 года назад +1

      The amount of EPA/DHA in algae is much lower than fish oil or just eating seafood. However, algae omega 3's are better than trying to get your omega 3's from flax/chia or any of the plant based ALA forms.

    • @helenahandkart1857
      @helenahandkart1857 3 года назад

      @@brookeb7994 epa & dha are both fragile, so this is also an issue with supplemental forms rather than whole foods, where it is generally accompanied by preserving co-factors, like vitamins e & a, etc.

  • @denzel4189
    @denzel4189 2 года назад +2

    Eat. Just eat more. High protein clean foods. Thats the only thing that "cured" my anxiety. I think peterson once said it, if you feel anxious eat smth substantial and see how you feel after.

  • @tatedesmet
    @tatedesmet 3 года назад +8

    Love how everything comes down to whole foods, and tearing down the FDA

  • @emh8861
    @emh8861 3 года назад +4

    Love him. I hated shushing my kids. Or worse other people shushing them!

    • @CatouMilou
      @CatouMilou Год назад

      Sushing kids is just completely unnatural.
      However, if you watch old movies or biographical movies, people (of European descent) in large cities, tenements and tall buildings often had a piano or some other musical instrument in the place and I don't think the neightbours complained so much.
      Intolerance of others in high density neighbourhoods will not end well. And it is rising.

  • @davidspeck8659
    @davidspeck8659 3 года назад +8

    I love coffee but you can't drink it and not expect to be anxious. Try just drinking it on the weekends. I just quit drinking it for the millionth time. I feel much better and the withdrawal has taken a few weeks to get over.

  • @lucinda3021
    @lucinda3021 2 года назад +3

    16:52: "I've been attacked by a rooster." 🤣

  • @harmonty1000
    @harmonty1000 3 года назад +3

    I loved this one!! He was great, raw, real, and love the horse!! Thanks Tom

  • @pratiknaikedu
    @pratiknaikedu 6 месяцев назад +1

    Inositol has been absolutely amazing for mental health, I really hope anyone reading this reads more about it. It's a shame B8 has been taken out of the B complex supplements these days.

  • @alexitanguay
    @alexitanguay 3 года назад +3

    We have very little data about what happens in our brain through human contact and emotions. Once we accept that and start making emotional connection with our food supply chain (literally) I’m confident we’ll see some changes for the better. Trust and confidence via connections to fellow humans rather than brands will likely greatly reduce our anxiety and inflammation.

  • @thenewmarketers6958
    @thenewmarketers6958 3 года назад +2

    We agree Tom. Being in Nature heals. Also walking on uneven surfaces.

  • @nataliamatelski7595
    @nataliamatelski7595 3 года назад +14

    When I am preparing veggies to eat with variety I literally feel like I'm vibrating. Just preparing them and I haven't eaten anything yet.

    • @deadmanswife3625
      @deadmanswife3625 3 года назад +5

      Amazing. I feel that way when I eat apples right off my apple tree I just can't comprehend how much life is in them.
      my body is bursting

    • @TheAcdcnz
      @TheAcdcnz 3 года назад +4

      Calm down lol

  • @viveviveka2651
    @viveviveka2651 Год назад +1

    Overeating itself causes heaviness and depression for many people. Lighter eating and lighter foods help keep the mood light.

  • @jillianguilford5191
    @jillianguilford5191 3 года назад +7

    I didn't know that there was a way to get a degree as a Nutritional Psychiatrist. I need to have plants around me. I'm finally starting microgardening indoors and sprouting, so I feel I have more control over the quality of the food I eat.

  • @emilymunton9978
    @emilymunton9978 3 года назад +2

    There are always stressors (environmental and internal). However, there is foundational basis for any response - the optimal or suboptimal function of the brain. A brain, functioning physically optimally is better able to rank stressors, react more appropriately and with better logic. This provides more time and energy for more decisions and experiences. My sense is that psychology should be two pronged: 1. Encouraging optimal brain function with ketogenic metabolism and exercise and 2. Working through stressors to determine best methods for coping

  • @bduff1992
    @bduff1992 3 года назад +16

    My Dr told me to have a clean diet and to have some sort of activity level to help combat anxiety and depression. He's like, I'll prescribe you some medication to help but those are the things you need to focus on.

    • @kotenoklelu3471
      @kotenoklelu3471 3 года назад +8

      Get outdoors, walk a little. It kinda helps me. I heard that people get stressed if they don't look at something that is more than 30 meters away. It's strange but when I look in the skies it's relaxing. Quitting sugar and white flour is good for energy levels.

    • @FreedomFox1
      @FreedomFox1 3 года назад +4

      @@kotenoklelu3471 Being outdoors even improves my fibromyalgia. Vitamin D is part of that, but only a small part.

    • @eminemilly
      @eminemilly 3 года назад +1

      Look into somatic experiencing type of therapies. Like irene lyon on youtube and Peter Levine or bessel van der kolk books. Its in our nervous system and our body not just "mental" health

  • @zeeo9098
    @zeeo9098 3 года назад +3

    This psychiatrist is incredible. Great guest

  • @ImYouNique
    @ImYouNique 3 года назад +12

    Proper utrition is a key to mental health and together with exercise you will never need psychiatrist 🙂👍

    • @kon_ktory_mowi
      @kon_ktory_mowi 3 года назад +5

      It is obvious to me that you never had any such problems and you have no idea what you are talking about

    • @intact2854
      @intact2854 3 года назад

      ​@@kon_ktory_mowi Of course it is not all about nutrition.But it is obvious that 90 per cent of health problems comes from these one or altogether reasons: shitty nutrition, stress, inactive life style, living in air-polluted environment, poor quality sleep.
      Rest 10 per cent are mostly congenital diseases.

    • @ryanbarter3214
      @ryanbarter3214 3 года назад

      Absolutely !! Anything else is an excuse

    • @mryan4452
      @mryan4452 3 года назад

      @@intact2854 you don't know what you are talking about

    • @mryan4452
      @mryan4452 3 года назад

      @@ryanbarter3214 you don't know ahat you are talking about

  • @donnagoeser3948
    @donnagoeser3948 Год назад

    Thank you!! Really enjoyed this podcast! I want to check out the book! Blessings!!

  • @MsHothouseflower
    @MsHothouseflower 3 года назад +5

    Please can we see Part #2 of this interview!!

  • @daniellegrows2498
    @daniellegrows2498 3 года назад +1

    This is my absolute favorite video EVER!!!!!!!!!!! This is such good information and I highly appreciate for myself and fellow humans! thank you so much for sharing this and what you do!!!

  • @yarnpower
    @yarnpower 2 года назад +3

    City living would be so much healthier if every neighborhood had a park!

  • @julienkarl2225
    @julienkarl2225 3 года назад +1

    Please get Mc Doughall and Rob H. Lustig on your show...I'm SO CURIOUS to hear their take on Keto

  • @jonelleolds-ruppel1159
    @jonelleolds-ruppel1159 3 года назад +6

    What about those like me who was strict vegetarian and found out that the oxilates caused horrible inflammation in my body.

    • @beatz3279
      @beatz3279 3 года назад +4

      Its so hard to eat clean with oxalates and salyiciates setting off inflammation and fatigue etc. Chinese medicine herbs made me so.much worse. Berries meany to be good anti oxidant but cause anxiety to worsen etc etc. Its so hard to work through it all

    • @jonelleolds-ruppel1159
      @jonelleolds-ruppel1159 3 года назад +1

      @@beatz3279 I know this may not help but it is amazing how many are in the same boat as us. Let’s not give up ok 😉

    • @kelpstage7239
      @kelpstage7239 3 года назад +1

      Oxalates are bad but you shouldnt go out you way to eat spinach and beet greens rather stick to low oxalate healthy diet with some nuts some seeds lentils all fruit all veggies sone leafies and some grain like oats

  • @rramramirez9323
    @rramramirez9323 3 года назад

    @Tom Bilyeu Not Caring = lack of respect, appreciation, and value the sources of what feeds and or fuels you. Its starts with your belief systems, the ladder of inference. Only you know or need to explore how your thoughts and feelings are influenced by your life experiences and your perceptions of reality. Examine and question why you feel the way you do. Your non-verbal communication when you said you don't care also speaks volumes of your thoughts and feelings. As an example, if I may, Tom I don't care about you, and all I want is for you is to answer my questions or solve my issues. If I actually had these thoughts and feelings about you, I would be disrespectful, but most of all I would be extremely selfish and have no appreciation for the time and effort you put into your work.
    Dr. Drew seems to be genuinely happy with a healthy dose of self-esteem. Tom, thank you for hosting him and for what you do.

  • @user-rm3fc4pd2q
    @user-rm3fc4pd2q 3 года назад +4

    I think a lot of anti oil whole food vegans leave out that you’re supposed to eat nuts, seeds, and fatty produce in place of pressed oil that’s taking out the fiber and some nutrients

    • @kelpstage7239
      @kelpstage7239 3 года назад

      Salt oil sugar are all bad canola sunflower olive and coconut oil are bad salt from the salt shaker is bad and sugar even coming from processed date paste is bad unless you eat non boiled with skin paste

  • @CM-yo9jk
    @CM-yo9jk 3 года назад +1

    Andrew Hubermans recent lecture here on YT he talks about the data on supplementing with EPA. 'How food and nutrients control our moods'. 01.02.40s EPA may improve mood through Heart Rate Variability. Gut heart brain. (I think he may also suggest an alternative source).

  • @yasmined985
    @yasmined985 3 года назад +4

    Such a great topic. Fascinating and motivating!

  • @MrsPaulaTorres
    @MrsPaulaTorres 3 года назад +2

    I am second time post partum dealing with hyperthyroidism postpartum thyroditis and after trying all diets under the sun and vouching for all of them when I found them I conclude Nothing Helps. Genetics is genetics, everything is genetics 🧬 these two guys have better genetics okay, that’s all there is

  • @berryfairy68
    @berryfairy68 3 года назад +50

    I'm glad everyone doesn't like hiding in the woods because then they would clutter it and make it into a city 🤣

    • @DD-iq8tq
      @DD-iq8tq 3 года назад +1

      Corrupt councils and govts create ugly cities lol

    • @CatouMilou
      @CatouMilou Год назад +1

      @@DD-iq8tq Particularly when they are of the moralizing bend.

  • @pamelamichelle3474
    @pamelamichelle3474 3 года назад +1

    This video is so informative and illustrates perfectly the food/mind/anxiety connection! Thank you so much!

  • @tuckstar
    @tuckstar 3 года назад +3

    Sugar doesn't cause inflammation in the absence of being hyper caloric. Does my head in when sugar gets hated on for everything... it's fats and sugar together that is the issue. Yes ,sugar does nothing for satiety . I've been keto for a year in the past and also 500g carbs a day for 4 months and my hba1c was literally the same... I also had the same hsCRP (0.1) too. That blew my mind when I found out.
    Avoid seed oils, eat protein with every meal (preferably from red meat) avoid drinking calories and avoid eating fats and carbs together .. they are the only 4 rules you need for nutrition. Think about them rules for long enough and you'll realise what foods you can't consume.

    • @tuckstar
      @tuckstar 3 года назад

      Thanks.. lol yes I meant eat protein with every meal. Once people understand that the whole point of eating is to ingest protein and micronutrients they stop mindlessly walking around shovelling low protein high energy foods into their mouth and always being hungry.

    • @tuckstar
      @tuckstar 3 года назад

      @Ed toxic? How do you define toxic in this context?

    • @love-zw1ky
      @love-zw1ky 2 года назад

      500grams of carbs are roughlu around 200 kcal..is that what you ment?

    • @love-zw1ky
      @love-zw1ky 2 года назад

      2000 kcal*

    • @tuckstar
      @tuckstar 2 года назад

      @@love-zw1ky Yes 500g of carbs

  • @downbntout
    @downbntout 3 года назад

    Dr. Ramsey, you mentioned nutrient density per calorie, and the ANDI scale, without crediting Dr. Joel Fuhrman?

  • @asmrbytes
    @asmrbytes 3 года назад +3

    My depression came back after receiving the 2× covid vaccination. I haven't felt depressed for 10yrs.

  • @dilip.rajkumar
    @dilip.rajkumar 4 месяца назад

    Can you suggest a (vegetarian / vegan) diet for day traders who suffer from anxiety, lack of alertness, fear of losing . Also healthy alternatives for those who like to munch on snacks / junk food to distract from anxiety?

  • @JesusHerrera-vx2pn
    @JesusHerrera-vx2pn 3 года назад +5

    I want to see more of this nutritional psychiatry

    • @kateaye3506
      @kateaye3506 3 года назад

      Dr Georgia Ede and the Weston A Price Foundation.

  • @amylangford3766
    @amylangford3766 3 года назад +1

    Great guest! Can't wait to read his book!

  • @ms.awesome9566
    @ms.awesome9566 3 года назад +6

    PLEASE DO A HARD CORE DEEP DIVE INTO PREGNANCY NUTRITION!!! WE can change the world with nutrition education. No doubt.
    Please, don't give up, there is much work ahead.
    Dr. Ramsey, you are a leader needed in Global Health.

  • @suzettebavier4412
    @suzettebavier4412 2 года назад +1

    Thank you both 🥲

  • @kiwikim5163
    @kiwikim5163 3 года назад +22

    “I’ll help you make coffee and ice cream work for you.” No. Most of us need to abstain. Moderation doesn’t work.

    • @eminemilly
      @eminemilly 3 года назад +3

      Those aren't thst bad compared to so many things.