Did Potatoes End Dr. John McDougall?
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Dr. John McDougall, writer of the Starch Solution books and many others on the starch based vegan diet has passed away at 77 years old. Does this make a starchy high carb low fat plant based diet unhealthy? That's the average age of most standard American diet people.
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If I move to Canada you will have a new friend no matter what you think!
I saw a video that when high protein, if not enough insuling it can make you tired. video by "kick it naturally" - why am i tired after eating
Hopefully you get those teeth situations taken care of, especially if they are black and etcetera. I would think that would be priority number one.
What people don't understand is that McDougal had a stroke at 18 years old. The stroke left significant damage. He lived an exceptionally long life for someone who lived through those odds.
There's a carnivore on youtube who also had a stroke as a teenager. I believe his name is Dave Mack? He's in his 50s now, I think. We'll all be interested to find out if he lives to be older than 77.
@@itzakpoelzig330 n's of 1 are meaningless.
@@itzakpoelzig330that’s “if” you will also live past that age.
@itzakpoelzig330 longevity is determined by many factors. It's hard to say how much diet contributes to the individual level. However, you can't compare Dave Mac experience to McDougall in this case. At least not yet.
McDougal started his diet in the late 70s to early 80s. Dave Mac journey isn't even close to that on the carnivore diet. The positive results he has received do not debunk the health risk of a high red meat diet long term. He's at increased risk of heart disease and another stroke. He may feel great now, but his first symptom of CVD may be death.
@@keithh23Vegans have all died young. Human needs animal source foods in its diet.
Plant Chompers did a video on How Long Do Health Influencers Live and carnivores died the youngest in their 40s and 50s. Mediterranean and plant based lived the longest till after their 100s.
Where is that video
@@unbroken1010 search Plant Chompers Influencers
He still outlived many "paleos" and "ketos".
77 is not old and not sure where you get your data that it's better than other diets and other diets cause premature death. If you state things like this have credible stats to back it up. Not your biased opinion.
Like who? name names.
@@Fruigivore she had lung cancer and it's not known how she got lung cancer and how long she had it. She claims she did Keto for 5 yrs. I'm not saying keto and carnivore is the best way either. I'm simply stating that you need a high quality diet you can absorb and need to eat enough daily to sustain decent health as you age. Vegan diets typically do not fare well in these circumstances.
Plant Chompers made a whole video about the longevity of various diet practitioners and proponents. Plant based outlived them all, meat-based died young relatively.
@@hyevoltage Yeah I'm sure fuckin Plant Chompers is unbiased on that topic
He got the vaccine and boosters, maybe not the cause but contributor, like really huge time
🤡
He got all the vaccines except convid and the flu shot.
How do you know?
if that’s true, that’ll do it
Was he into the jab? I know too many people who died unexpectedly that took all the jabs.
Super enjoy your narratives... I've been searching about what is causing my frequent headaches and migraines and histamine came up and I've been researching it and rashes came up as a symptom of high histamine. I'm looking into foods that can help. Maybe you covered this in previous videos... Anywho... Keep it up for the rest of us! I was vegan for a few years, felt the best, no migraines. Then I got pregnant and before I even knew I was pregnant I was craving turkey... And yes I bought some and that was nine years ago - never went back to veganism after that. We're vegetarian at home but I still have meat when I'm with family or go out to eat. I've been juicing for a week to try and get a handle on my migraines. Seems to be working. See you in the future in another video! 🙌
Funny you say potatoes. Another channel I used to watch..Krocs in the Kitchen
Both went on a potato diet. Both have gotten cancer since.
They both have gotten the v, they said it in their vid. And they actually stopped that diet before cancer diagnosis. Lol blaming it on potatoes
Both are pretty obese , would be interested to see their HBA1-C blood markers before each got their cancer diagnosis. Plus , non-organic potatoes are extremely toxic with pesticides and herbicides.
Boosters got him.
🤡
How you know he took them? Just curious
@@JayRayOfficial He was not against them and while he didn't promote them he said he made an informed choice for himself when confronted.As a doc his career was probably at stake if he didn't inject.
@@D.K.92511 Yeah now I saw the clip where he's saying he and his wife took a shot.
That’s what I heard
He avoided Olive Oil...should have been using Greek polyphenol-rich Kalamata oil, the best green colored Extra Virgin Greek Olive Oil, he was almost 78.
Why is everything on this channel absolutes? No shit, ALL potatoes would be awful. But a few baked potatoes a week is beyond fine.
Absolutes get the views so he has to be dogmatic. Even VP has to set up straw men to knock down.
@@robertl2227 true
For the kingdom of God is not a matter of eating and drinking but of righteousness and peace and joy in the Holy Spirit.
- Romans 14:17
Amen. Better to be concerned about the soul. These bodies are perishing everyday.
This is a health podcast and NOT a religious podcast. Let me guess, you're a Jehovah Witness or Morman.
He was dement like 5 years ago. He could have turned that around by cutting carbs. He refused tho and suffered even more.
Far more coherent than your current state.
What do you think of Annette Larkins? I love her. She's in her 80s now.
Yeah many things can a play role and it depends on the individual. But regarding diet for me personally after many years eating mainly fruit you can't go back to eating Rice, Potatoes and Pasta, those foods will clog you up big time jeje! Fruit is simply the best scource of carbohydrates for humans, by far!
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Bla, bla, bla...Such utter nonsense. Based on your own fantasy world. Nice try. 😂🤣😂🤣
wonder if it was the totally 'safe and effective' thing people were shooting into their bodies.
I'm still wondering what the 'T' is
He had serious sarcopenia from his protein and nutritionally deficient diet. It's really sad though, when I saw Vegan Deteriorations video about it it was heartbreaking to see him in his last video.🥺
Think how much healthier he would've been if he just consumed some oily fish. Could've lived another 10 years prob
Nope
Yep!!
fast forward 80 years newsletter:
VP is the first person to have lived only on raw in-own-piss-fermented pig intestines for over 75 years, died at the humble age of 121
I believe it 🤣🤣🤣
I was more hopeful of something like: While it appeared towards the end of his life he had a balanced diet, he in fact was changing diets so quickly that it merely gave the illusion of a balanced diet. At the beginning of the meal he was raw vegan and ate salad, then he became cooked food vegan and ate some sweet potato, then carnivore to eat some beef, only to become vegan again and eat some mung beans.
Somebody mentioned he got vaccinated...and it is in his video interview with Chef AJ on January 2024, I do not know, I did not see it, it is hour long video I think...
the good doctor was sick for many years I started to notice a big change about 7 years ago or so......I liked him
Now that's a great meal idea. Dehydrated Kalulu roots and baked squirrel meat 😂😂
@vegetablepolice I don't think it was the potatoes:
ruclips.net/video/psiGkGsJWuk/видео.htmlsi=QPY8x0zLF4tbSaug
skin itching; put oxidizers on the skin, which break up the components that itch. Chlorine dioxide or hydrogen peroxide (1% diluted from food grade of course)
apple cider vinegar works well too
Was just looking at his soup yesterday at the store 🥲
Don’t agree with a lot of stuff he says, but enjoyed the early 90s/late 80s videos of his
Low fat kills even lou corona and dtm figured it out, although they promote a salary's worth of supplements
Having rock bottom cholesterol levels certainly isn’t helpful when we’re older despite what the current culture insists
Spot on!!
Potatoes give me inflammation in my neck and joints giving me neuropathy pain.😊
Oxalates are doing this. (google Sally Norton)
Potato and starch are not healthy food
There are "nightshade" vegetables and cause that for many people. I avoid all nightshades, then the pain disappears...
@@Izzy-cu9do I do, but it took me a while to work out which foods give me pain, because so many did. I’m a carnivore now, been that way for nearly four years, my health and fitness is so much better and the only pain I get comes from bone spurs in my neck, but they are inflamed, it’s just where they are.
@@anitachisnell8412 I'm a carnivore now too! Here is to our health!!
Lou is definitely dying that jet black hair 😂
For sure
Definitely dyed hair
John was jabbed and boosted.
Thank you -- seems to be a taboo secret no one wants to admit.
Same here, wish I could go back and forgo it
and Doc was safe, just like the 3 million Americans who were saved by the vaccine. But why not ask the 1.3 million who didn't get it, oh yeah, they are not around anymore. Sure that was just normal, not excess deaths at all.
How do you know?
@@marcostott good.
The fact that he lived to be 77 after a stroke is a miracle in itself. God bless his family and friends!
Not true my friend is 76 had massage stroke and Jay Kordich lived till his 90’s.
March 10, 2021 in a video on Chef AJ's channel, Dr. McDougall said him and Mary were getting the vaccine as soon as possible. It's titled Recent Mcdougall Program Graduates chat with Dr. Mcdougall, Mary Mcdougall and Chef AJ!
I had posted a link previously but it kept getting deleted. On time stamp 1:01:26 is when they speak about it.
They do delete true and contrary comments, unfortunately.
To get a stroke at 18 he didn't have good genes to begin with, so 77 with bad genes is still good.
He also has Scottish genes, Scottish men usually die young, so 77 is very good.
Bad genes are a bad argument
Out lived by biden and Trump lol
He probably had a stressful life
He got the shots. They're even dropping pro athletes
My grandfather died at age of 101 years old. He ate potatoes EVERY SINGLE DAY. But it wasn't about the potatoes. He was 100% self-sufficient. He grew all his food and animals by himself. Only thing he bought from shop was salt and sugar. Also he lived in non-stressful environment.. And drank a couple shots of moonshine every morning 😉 He was NEVER sick. He lived in small village in Ukraine. Also his neighbors right next to him lived over 100 years old. Coincidence? I don't think so. It's about toxicity, stress, environment, community.. and genes too. But you are the one who pulls the trigger.
P.S. The reason why many ppl can't tolerate anything else than meat, is because we have damaged our body throughout the years. But everything can be fixed.
My family in Italy, same foods as yours. Our wine/alcohol was homemade so we knew what was in our food.
@@MythicStealth Yeah exactly! Everything was homemade ☺ They also used herbs as a medicine.
Well said!!👏🏻👏🏻🫡
this. diet can only take you so far in a stressful environment, our ancestors lived to survive their cortisol levels off the charts but they ate naturally lots of meat and occassionally fruits and veggies as 'struggle' foods. if we live in a relatively sress free environment with proper human diet your living for quite some time even if you are exposed to a few stresses here and there.
todays society is just making things more stressful
@@abominable.7800 Yep. Scrolling the social media everyday won't help the stress levels much either and even this one alone can keep your cortisol levels higher than they should.. and blue light disrupting our sleep cycles, and then all the other problems start to develop.
Both he and his wife as well as his whole family got the J & J shot: In this video at minute 25:00, McDougall says that
ruclips.net/video/C9L8vXZFM0U/видео.html
Amazing how we can be smart in some ways but not so much in other ways.
@@michaelt8388Smart and street smart is not the same
The first j and j was fine
what about Carl Ruiz the carnivore chef who spent his time bashing vegans he died of a heart attack at the age of 44
Cocaine does that
who?
Lots of hardcore drug and alcohol abuse in the culinary world. Plus lack of sleep. A deadly combo.
No matter what we eat, we’ll die.
@@therusyn We can accelerate that process by eating plant-based.
He did well considering all the adversitles he suffered in his life.
@@annemccarron2281 Going on a plant based diet then wondering where all those adversities come from.
But diet affects the CONDITION we are in while we are ALIVE.
@@rozchristopherson648 Exactly but still no one wants to believe.
As soon as I had my wisdom teeth out as a teen, my health rapidly plummeted. Then i later had two root canals… sick 24/7 for all the years I had it. Whether super low level… just dripping down back of throat.. or brain inflammation, digestive death… and more… Finally gave in and had the dang stuff extracted. Turns out there was black mold in fragments left inside. My body had been in nonstop hell war against bacteria since my teens when I got it. I was 50 when I got them extracted and in one day the dripping in my throat stopped and body calmed. Then I got an infection under a crown on other side. From a simple cavity beneath. My throat starts dripping again and I get sicker and sicker. Digestion stops again. Did all I could to clean it.. no sugar.. avoiding fruit.. no grains.. no seed oils… all the things… Finally went in two days ago. They take the crown off and clean out BLACK bacteria again. My swelling immediately goes down and I’m digesting again. I’m beyond frustrated with my body and know my genetic mutations make me a mess. But my gosh… I’m just going to say that more and more… I suspect that people who fight like crazy to be healthy but can’t seem to find an answer…. could be in a losing war with hidden teeth problems. Nearly killed me. I pray every day for Jesus to come take us out of this imperfect world where Satanic powers that be will not tell us the truth of all things and keep us from our right to heal. I believe the answers are out there but kept from us.
Had a similar experience with a root canal done when I was young, it took me years to figure out it was the source of a lot of my autoimmune issues.
@@Gengh13 right! I feel like it stole my life. I went from my teens to age 50 nonstop suffering while being more perfect with lifestyle, clean eating, trying to be in compassionate peaceful thoughts…. And yet wow.. how small pockets of locked in hell can cause nonstop havoc on the body. 😢 I put myself through fast after fast to “clean thighs out of my entire body” and then soon after… the trapped bacteria is raging again. Can’t believe how much I whipped myself when the sinister trash was impossible for me to reach. I’d rather die now than get a root canal. I hate losing teeth but finding out now how many lives have been wrecked by root canals and docs not knowing what they’re doing.. (surprise surprise) … I’ll take any route before that. God help us all. This lower world is run by corrupt elite who then teach people to harm us and call them, “doctor”. 🤦🏻♀️
Yes, my son at age 4 had 3 baby root canals on decayed teeth (despite me being a health fanatic... I actually poisoned him with vitamin A, thanks to the idiots at the Weston A Price Foundation, but that's another story). The day after the procedure (which also involved conscious sedation) he got ADHD. We finally learned he got salicylate sensitivity. Those tooth procedures are toxic. Dentists are some of the biggest dupes. So annoying.
Start using xylitol at a minimum. Have you seen Dr. Ellie's Complete Mouthcare System? It's worth trying, even with the fluoride. Tooth problems can be a life crippling disaster and it's imperative we take care of them.
I had so many fillings in my teens/twenties and it ruined my teeth. I had to have all molars removed at 52 but i feel same as you that infected teeth are a huge cause of health issues.
@@EDECO79 why xylitol? What else do you recommend?
Dr. McDougall! What a legend! 🔥
McDougall took the Clot Shot, which he also recommended everyone else take. That did him in.
He was on board with 2 or 3 medical interventions, died in his sleep
March 10, 2021 in a video on Chef AJ's channel, Dr. McDougall said him and Mary were getting the vaccine as soon as possible. It's titled Recent Mcdougall Program Graduates chat with Dr. Mcdougall, Mary Mcdougall and Chef AJ!
I had posted a link previously but it kept getting deleted. On time stamp 1:01:26 is when they speak about it.
@@abdiea4821sad
@@abdiea4821 So? Do you have any evidence linking the vaccinations to his death aside from the fact it occurred prior? Are all deaths post-vaccination caused by vaccination? Even years later? Decades?
He was one of the first ones who exposed how bad seed oils is and to stay away from them, I was shocked, that's way before the internet and smart phones which is actually dumb phones, people don't study and think anymore, they just look up info and start sputtering nonsense😂😂😂, RIP Doc.
And yet most of the science says seed oils are fine lol.
@@vegetablepolice yeap, which is why we got to use our thinking caps
He had a massive stroke when he was 18, normally people that this happens to don't make it past 30, he was windsurfing in his 70's and wasn't sick for the last years of his life.
massive stroke even though i see no signs of neurological deficits? GTFOH. His diet wasn't healthy.
@@thelaststylebender1678his diet was healthy
His diet would have been much better with a little seafood plus liver once a week.
@@thelaststylebender1678 He was lobsided since the stroke, he stated it several times. Having a serious stroke and living 60 more years after that is impressive, even tho I think his diet was deficient.
@@thelaststylebender1678he was limping since the stroke. To this days.
Thanks for being respectful . He was a good man and helped many thousands and really helped kick off the whole health bit . Subscribing
That wasn’t mean or rude. It was honest and compassionate. I have a strong feeling this channel is going to gently transform into an “I Ruminate” theme. - where you simply share your deep thoughts. More and more I am noticing that what people love and follow about you is how you share you THOUGHTs. … your honesty… your personality. You are so unlayered that you have your viewers feeling like you’re their long lost cousin or sibling. So easy to feel your heart. But I do think you’ll free yourself eventually from the food theme and shift into “Deep Thought Ruminating” because it’s kind of why we’re here to be frank. I also think even more folks will watch once you’re free to loosen the food corral of speaking and risk the whole pasture free ranging with all the funny, deep and beautiful stuff in your head. So many Love you, Brother in CHRIST!! 💞
People will blame McDougall's diet, but then a Carnivore will die and they'll blame the meat. Lordy. Let's accept each other's choices and do our best. Sad about McDougall leaving us, but he helped a lot of people during his life. (We forget he had medical issues as a young man and overcame them!) It's the quality of life, not how long you live.
Nah meat heals starch rapes
His recommendation to get the jab and wear double mask probably harmed more.
Apparently he got the 💉 to keep his "doctor" title.
He got the jab because he fell for the propaganda. His son worked at OHSU which was Jab central so surely family peer pressure and propaganda are a solid mind control situation.
He was suggesting to get shot for older people. I was watching that interview about 2 years ago or so. I stopped following him since then. I was angry how possible is to promote shots and be vegan doctor😟
March 10, 2021 in a video on Chef AJ's channel, Dr. McDougall said him and Mary were getting the vaccine as soon as possible. It's titled Recent Mcdougall Program Graduates chat with Dr. Mcdougall, Mary Mcdougall and Chef AJ!
I had posted a link previously but it kept getting deleted. On time stamp 1:01:26 is when they speak about it.
Any evidence his death was related to vaccination? Everyone keeps saying this but nobody will link the evidence.
You're the perfect example of "cancel culture". Just because you disagree with one aspect of a person's life or one decision they make, you completely disregard anything else they have to say, even though there may be things that you could learn from them.
I may not believe in God or Christianity, but that does not mean I will write off all Christians and consider their opinions, on other topics, worthless. There's a lot I can learn from them. I may not agree with them on religion, but I am open-minded enough to know that I can still learn a lot from them.
Same goes for Republicans, Democrats or people who support LGBTQ+ or don't support LGBTQ+. Keep an open mind, and do not practice cancel culture.
I think Dr. Lisle said it best. He did a really good interview recently on Dr. McDougall, where he basically said that he managed to get a normal lifespan out of a "car" that had basically been totalled at a very young age (from his stroke). I posted the video on my Community page.
Dr McDougall died peacefully in his sleep, on no medication I'm assuming. I think he did amazing, but it's easy to just look at the number instead of the quality of his life that he increased substantially.
I was unable to find a person on record who survived a lacunar stroke longer than McDougall.
McDougall hero was Nathan Pritikin a man with no credentials in any health or medical field who wrecked his health. Would you get dental work done by someone with no credentials, no experience and no license in anything related to dentistry? Dr. Bessie Delany age 104, the second African American woman licensed to practice dentistry in New York State would never approve of a starch based diet since she saw first hand what consuming a fad diet would do to wreck your health and teeth.
Well a Brit Michael Mosley recently died at age 67. He had shows on the BBC and wrote books, such as _The Fast 800 Keto_ and _The 8-Week Blood Sugar Diet._ He also advocated intermittant fasting, such as 5:2 diet and the Fast 800 diet.
I can't wait to see the result of McDougall's autopsy. He was against taking Vitamin D supplements, treating hypertension unless systolic blood pressure readings were steadily above 160 mmHg. He was unconcerned about Omega 3 fats and always said there was plenty of Omega 3 in leafy green vegetables. Never ate flax seed. Who knows? Makes me think of my own mortality. I'm 70 and I feel great. Maybe I too only have 7 years left. Time is short. Time to have fun!
He died of heat stroke due to getting lost on a hike outdoors in searing temperatures.
Walking around in 40” degree heat wasn’t Mosley’s best decision.
How do you know there will be an autopsy for McDougall? Doesn't happen automatically in Oregon as far as I can see and it wouldn't be on public record. However I am also curious to know the cause of death.
@@JojoWasa57 He had a stroke.
I read that the family isn’t allowing an autopsy. They don’t want the cause of death known. Sounds fishy!
you can say "corona". you just need to say "lou" in front of it
😆
The poor man passed because he got weak and frail. He had no body since about 7 years. We talked about this in an email. I lost too much weight on his WOE. PEOPLE! We need strong muscles, bones, heart and functioning organs. Starches or vegetables or fruit only is not enough. Please for your sake, think about you. You are not the RUclips influencers. You are you. Keep your heart pumping and love living. At 70, I am still learning too! Thanks VP!
He was really frail.
@@PropheticCoachTheresa I felt terrible watching him fall apart. He once mentioned that he was not going to live a long life. That was before his home burned down. Bryan Johnson of “Don’t Die” loves living. He has designed a program that most people can learn from. But he chooses to do this vegan style. He is only 46. At his age he can get away with his diet for a while, but not for the next 100 years. Dr. John McDougall stuck to his guns at any cost and probably did not sense his weakening heart and body. Indeed a tragic end. Many fruitarians suffered with weak malnourished hearts and died too. Many body builders use steroids and die way too soon. We must all count the costs of our ignorance. Some people, as you know, as a Prophetic Coach, are willing to listen and do to a certain point. People want quick metabolic results after decades of self-abuse and starvation. Tell me about your ministry. Thank you. Glad to know you Theresa.
There is no such thing as prophecy and plenty of vegetarians live to old age. Ffs
If someone thinks they are a prophet, I let them be. There is not one person on YT that thinks they are some kind of Ph.D, MD, ND that is a real one. Real professional people that know what they are talking about and legitimate in the clouded eyes of their peers, have no need to come on YT to promote themselves. Just like you and I wasting our time being entertained by people that think they are the greatest disrupters since creation. This is part of a civilization seeking meaning and purpose in their lives.
In 2001, Atkins's coronary arteries were 30 to 40 percent blocked, according to Patrick Fratellone, his cardiologist and employee.
In 2002, Atkins went into cardiac arrest, leading many of his critics to point to this episode as proof of the inherent dangers in the consumption of high levels of saturated fat associated with the Atkins diet. In numerous interviews, however, Atkins stated that his cardiac arrest was not the result of poor diet, but was rather caused by a chronic infection.
On April 8, 2003, Atkins was admitted to Weill Cornell Medical Center, where he underwent surgery to remove a blood clot from his brain after having slipped on ice and hit his head, but fell into a coma. He died on April 17, at age 72.
After his death, his widow stated that Atkins's coronary-artery disease had progressed in the final years of his life with a new blockage, a procedure to remedy the blockage, and that he was taking heart-rhythm medication.
A report from the New York medical examiner's office leaked a year after his death said that Atkins had a history of heart attack, congestive heart failure and hypertension, and that at the time of his death he weighed 258 pounds (117 kg).
The plaque on your teeth is the same plaque in your arteries. Vitamin C will clear the arteries, and there are other ways.
@@hollynoel7736
Dental plaque is a sticky substance made from leftover food particles and saliva that mix in your mouth. If you don't brush properly after meals, it begins to form and build up on your teeth. This is problematic because plaque contains bacteria, which can contribute to tooth decay and gum disease.
Atherosclerosis plaque is made up of deposits of fatty substances, cholesterol, calcium, and fibrin. As it builds up in the arteries, the artery walls become thickened and stiff.
Vitamin C supplementation is associated with accelerated early atherosclerosis measured by carotid IMT compared to a protective association with vitamin C from food. Theadverse association of vitamin C supplementation may be greater in patients with higher serum cholesterol levels. The current results provide a potential mechanistic understanding for the observed differences between Vitamin C in supplements vs food in prior studies. Given these observations,vitamin C supplementation does not appear to be currently advisable for prevention or treatment of atherosclerosis. (www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3447163/)
To be honest, I think it was the wildfires that eventually killed him. His voice changed so much after that, as did his weight and look. When people say "he looked like a cancer patient," well, I suspect he likely was.
Breaking News: Man dies of old age
Yes, a very good man and whoever made this video and a lot of the people commenting on here should probably give up street drugs. What the heck?
The title of your video is really in such poor taste. I am very disappointed in you. Dr. McDougall suffered a major stroke at age 18 and the fact that he’s lived so many decades post event with no cognitive decline is amazing. He suffered a big injury in the past 10 years as well as losing his house in a devastating fire. Shit happens to people.
Yeah. Very immature idiot seeking attention desperately 🙄
IMO, people put way too much emphasis on longevity, instead of quality of life health standards.
It’s better to feel great, be active, and die “young-ish”; then being home bound, or bedridden while slowly rotting away for your last 20 years.
That's why there's no point to be vegan.
@@TTR83
Agreed.
How about we leave the man alone and give him some space?? No need for all these clickbait videos (not just you talking generally here). 77 is a damn long life. He lived every second of it. Sick of people saying "oh well that's below the average length of years for a man. Oh i know a meat eater who lived into his 80-90s." John lived every second. Most people couldn't be as active and sharp mentally as him in their 70s. Most 70+ people know act like children, forget things, and sit on their butts all day doing absolutely jack all. John shows us it doesn't have to be that way. He is a true inspiration and still is
He had a stroke when he was 18
It's good he lived that long
He looked very frail because he advocated for a low protein vegan diet
@@jolang8022 low protein is the best to live a long and healthy life based on high quality data.
He took the jab(s).
Look, you make it to 77 years old you’re doing better than the average. RIP Mcdogal
He was jabbed
Yep. Funny how none of the channels are revealing that.
@@planetofthevegans880 Just ask CHATGPT.
Source for that?
@@TheDetoxCureGuidehe said multiple times that he took it...and right before he could get it he said he was going to because he wanted to see his family finally...he fell for the propaganda unfortunately
@@TheDetoxCureGuide watch his videos in early 2021 they both with his wife said they took it
I scrolled down to the comments and 9 out of 10 comments are "people don't know this, but he had a massive stroke at 18", OK I think we get it everybody now is well aware of his stroke at 18
Well it contributes to the fact that he died young
triggered much?
Dr Colin Campbell also a whole food plant based doctor is 90. Dr McDougall had a worse start in life with a stroke at 18. He did well to live untill 77. Yes a lot of stess. His house burned down some years ago. Unfortunately I have serious gut issues and do not tolerate fiber, but for other people it’s a great way of eating.
RIP.
Stress? He didn’t agree with you on that. He had the best life. One of the easiest
@@johnmartinsen963 moo I’m not saying his diet was bad.I’m just saying his life wasn’t difficult
@@blueberry4082 Really? Try losing your home and all your possessions in a wildfire! He also fell as few years ago and broke several bones. I'd call that stress.
@@tanyasydney2235 compared to a lot of other people, did he have a hard time finding a job, paying rent, buying a car when he was young? Or he was enjoying HI surfing? When he lost his stuff, was he unable to provide housing? Everything is relative. I don’t want to pass on judgment but compared to a lot of other people, he didn’t have it hard. Moreover, he believed that a little stress was motivating.
So was Dr. Ellsworth Wareham, who lived 104 years. Also Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn who is alive and well at 90. Everyone will die eventually, nobody knows longevity secrets. Dr. McDougall did impressively well to reach 77 after health issues at early age. He had terrible digestive issues, acne, overweight, along with stroke that left him with hemiplegia. He surely never took statins or any other drugs like antihypertensives, antidiabetics, etc. Maybe he took some pain killer for a mild headache, which is normal. Dr. McDougall was cognitively sharp until his last day. Passed away peacefully in his sleep. Rest In Peace Doc!
I've been doing super low fat high starch (I prefer fruit but its too fucking expensive) for the last couple months and feeling good enough. I'm also super active, daily cardio/sprinting, also do sandbag training. I've been vegan over 10 years and the only sup I take is a tri blend liquid b12. I'm not saying thats what everyone should do, i switch my diet up every once in awhile but I stay vegan. Anyways from what I heard dougall did in fact get the jab. RIP
We have no idea when and how death will get us... irregardless how we live. The bells toll for each of us and we fear that certainty.
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He suffered a major stroke at 18 and his medical work goes un surpassed. I’m just glad he lived that long as he saved my life . I have MS and McDougall showed me what to eat to be healthier by eating a starch based diet. My health was rapidly going downhill eating meat and dairy and he showed me it was the food . I also ate large amounts of chocolate until this point. 6 years on my MS is stabilised and instead of being on 10 meds a day I have stopped taking all meds. Now I only eat spuds 🥔 with vegetables and other starches. Dr Peter Roger’s has called John McDougall the best doctor in the world as he healed thousands and thousands of patients from being fat and sick. Loren Lockman who is my other major mentor grows all his own organic food so I expect him to live much longer plus he exercises and is very strong too. I just hope he doesn’t get some trauma from an accident in the future.
Starch is the only thing keeping me alive 😆
There are people who can eat garbage and live to 100 and others who eat clean and die young. Genetics, environment and STRESS all play a role so no shade coming from me. Everyone finds their own way to whatever diet works best for them. I would just hope that folks keep enough of an open mind about diet to change what is not working for them rather than just subscribing to a dogma for the sake of dogma.
Wish everyone had your insight. People acting like every single one of us is the same person living the exact same life.
You are missing the number 1 component. Luck is a very major factor, a friend of mine employee died in their 20s from some bacterial infection. A bacterial or viral or cancer caused by either of the previous 2 causes is mostly luck.
Spending a lot of time in nature is a huge factor. Maybe even the biggest factor.
I think people underestimate the stress factor. Dr McDougall lost his home and worldly possessions to a wildfire several years ago, he and his wife escaped in the night. That has to be a factor. RIP Dr McD
OTC painkillers nsaid like Advil Excedrin etc all greatly increase heart attack and stroke risk. Even says on the bottles. Vegan and non vegan both take those as well as jabs
mRNA vaccine?
He DID get vaxed.
So what?
Any evidence his death was related to vaccination? Everyone keeps saying this but nobody will link the evidence.
You only gave starch based without fruit a week?
That sounds a little unfair considering you've eaten rotting meat and did unire therapy.
I've been eating mostly rice and other starches plus some wild, lean meat and fish and some vegetables since covid, I didn't have a single zit in the last 4 years and I'm 100% regular, never constipated, usually go 2 times a day about 10-30 minutes after eating. (I avoid wheat and diary most of the time).
Being relaxed after eating is normal I think, that's when you body actually heals/recover, if you want maximum energy duing the day, you just fast and/or eat lightly to keep cortisol/glucagon up.
My dogs just chill after eating, it's pretty normal, and they only eat meat.
"I just asked ChatGPT, 'Did Dr. John McDougall get the 100% safe and effective shots,?' And it replied, 'Yes, Dr. John McDougall received the 100% safe and effective shots.
Any evidence his death was related to vaccination? Everyone keeps saying this but nobody will link the evidence.
Sources! Trusting an AI without your research is foolish... sources are needed
@@FTSociety OMG, this guy was saying in a video to wear two masks and stand six feet away from people. That's foolish. He's definitely got it.
Yeah I don't know. If you compare McDougall over the last few years to even how he looked 10 years ago, he looks like he aged 30 years over that timespan. He was 77 and to me he looked 90 or 95. I wonder if his protein intake was actually a little bit too low given how his skin aged poorly. Might have been deficient in collagen.
@@JessePinkman-t5o Yes you are right.
I liked him but EXTREME LIB , also mentions gates, yuck , plus jab, not surprised he did, he supported these people
If you know Mcdougalls history..You know he suffered a stroke at 18. Its a wonder he even made 77. I will be happy with that number. Diet doesnt promise you longevity. Genetics do first and foremost. Your lifestyle choices might add or take away 10 to 15 years. But you get what you get. Ive known smokers who made 90. And health nuts who didnt see 50.
Genetics determines health and longevity. Great genes will allow a person to abuse himself and still live a long time. Look at Keith Richards. How the hell is he still alive?
Besides it’s not the number of years, it’s how much living was done in those years. A person can live a jam packed, full life and die at sixty. He may have actually lived much more than a guy who was very cautious and careful and died when he was 90 but didn’t do much.
I can eat vegetables, fruit and grains and if I didn’t mind constant abdominal pain , gas and bloating, I’d only eat those foods. I’d prefer to eat a mostly starch based diet. I love all carbs but my body doesn’t. If I could live on Krispy Kreme donuts, pizza, beer, wine, chocolate, cigarettes and cannabis, I would.
I can follow a FODMAP diet and eat CERTAIN grains and fruit and veggies. That and with meat and cheese, my life is much better. I don’t follow any diet for philosophical reasons. I eat what my body can handle and which makes me feel healthy and happy.
The leading cause of death = AGE !! Hello out there, he was 77.
John McDougall certainly was a great nutritionist and helped a good many people toward better health, myself included. Nobody gets to be in this world indefinitely. Thanks Mr. McDougall for all you've done. Most studies support his assertion that long-term keto is dangerous for the body, despite shallow RUclips talking head interpretations to the contrary. Keto is certainly dangerous if done ineffectively which describes the vast majority of carnivores. He wasn't wrong. Everyone has health weaknesses that at advanced age can come to the forefront, McDougall had more than his share & was sharp as a tack till the end. Salute!
Can you name any of those “long term” studies?
@@-astrangerontheinternet6687 Not long term studies, rather long-term body keto state and the relative health of the body in long term keto stretches as compared to short-term stretches, or 'pretend' keto, or no ketosis at all. In terms of studies, one recent study that I found compelling was the C. Gardner 'twins' study. Here's discussion from 3 wks ago of a different study. ruclips.net/video/TVJKIgsY_g4/видео.htmlsi=0w9fMQFHEw3H1YvB&t=1947
My personal keto stretches validated by multiple keto strip readings daily, last only 2 or 3 days followed by a couple weeks outside the ketogenic state (though I avoid many food types in either state). My suggestion was that the science I have reviewed overall seems to me, to point to better health being found in shorter keto stretches and greater keto risk factors to health being found in longer keto stretches, this with the caveat that one never really knows. This is not heavily studied. It is not definitively proven that long-term keto stretches can setback health - or improve it.
Perhaps more importantly than any of this is the fundamentally important question that so many supposed carnivores don't have the answer to, and that simple question is, 'am I in ketosis right now, or not?' at any given time. Without definitively answering this question daily (let's say constantly) for one's self, one takes an incredible risk, a serious risk - because 'pretend' keto is arguably the most dangerous diet to health on the planet imho. So my advice #1 is to invest in keto test strips or electronic test device, if one is ever going to play with that dietary pattern. I don't think anyone would argue that 'pretend keto' is a path to better health outcomes as it fairly obviously is not. Edit - I want to add that I am referring to the twins study, not the Netflix special on the study - I've never seen it but did learn they are very different things with different information and presumptions made in the special that were not in the study. I don't know the details of that. I look forward to the microbiome paper that is due out from the study.
If one thinks that one is in ketosis, but they are not, then they are not going to metabolize fat, or get any of the other benefits of the keto state. One single grape will take me out of ketosis immediately for the next 36 hours. I've heard it said that 'everybody's different'. I don't think we're that different that someone can eat a grape and stay in ketosis, instead I expect they will be bounced out just like happens to me. I also don't buy the concept of 'partial ketosis' or semi-ketogenic, it's all or nothing.
@@-astrangerontheinternet6687check out Dr. McDougalls website. He has scholarly citations for all his assertions. Stop being an ass when someone’s just died too.
False. Nothing wrong with keto.
He had a stroke at 18 years old and a bunch of health issues. Then switched to a healthy diet and that helped him to live far longer than what would be expected for survival rates after a stroke.
Unnecessary stress he placed upon himself didn’t help his cause. Climate change is not an existential threat and those that fall into that trap will trigger a crisis mode inside their bodies that will cost them years of their life.
Climate change didn’t start until we stopped throwing virgins in volcanoes. I don’t think it’s coincidence.
"A man older than the average US life expectancy CLEARLY died because of climate change advocacy. Such a shame."
Let's not forget he had a stroke at 18 years old and he not supposed to live that long, so many factors to account for.
Many people had strokes and lived without his diet
maybe as a doctor he had to take it...just sayin
Well surprise, surprise, Dr Mosley, the UK’s health guru died suddenly a few weeks ago at only 67, a big advocate of the Mediterranean diet of meat, fish and eggs and then the five:2 diet that was a worldwide bestseller, so that diet doesn’t look great either.
77?! It’s a loooong life, mate. Why on earth would we even want to live to a 100?? On this earth?
Pretty impressive longevity after having a stroke a 18 yrs old.
Most important, he didnt die from a vascular event.
Hmmm... While you might be OK with the good doctor shaking off this mortal coil at 77, as someone who turned 76 today, I'm NOT!!! Of course, I've been strict Keto for decades and Carnivore for 5 months (and still work 85 hours a week in my small fitness accessory mfg business), so I'm not going anywhere anytime soon. AND frankly, McDougall looked like he could be my dad!!! Now, lets all pray for Greger :)
You’re not blaming the jab? I’m pleasantly surprised
We all come in with cellular and emotional trauma. Many factors involved. As a vegan, I understand that i have some genetics that i will fight against via lifestyle and diet. There are also exposures to toxic chemicals and many many other factors involved. If indeed he took the jab that can contribute as well. We all die folks. We all die. It was his time to go home.
Well, I'm 76 and aiming for at least 96 haha. I am convinced that each person has to find the right diet for them. That's assuming of course that any food or beverage consumed is as clean as you can get. And that's getting tougher all the time. I also believe that spiritual hope, gratitude, a peaceful environment and loving friends are all necessary for health. God bless you Kasey. Live long and prosper! 😉👍💜
He aged himself greatly crazy biden outlived him😂
Beyond our ideas of right diets and wrong diets, there is Medical Medium… I will meet you there. Read Brain Saver (his new 600-pager that mentions c-trails and aliens) and do some 3-6-9’s. 😉
Loved McDougall's medieval peasant diet program, mm yum yum
I have idea for content for VP. Make a diet series where you eat diet of people that died recently. "He ate only potateous and died... therefore why Im eating potatoes only now!" Would fit your style lol.
My gf had some random itchiness went to see an allergen some form of acute allergic reaction where her cells thought she was having an allergic reaction so taking Zyrtec 2x a day the itchiness went away as it resets those cells apparently.
People must lose braincells watching this guy
What got John McDougall, time. It gets us all no matter what we eat in the end
He took the jabs. You had to watch his videos to know
To answer your question. NO. The 'safe and effective' did. How many are 'dying peacefully in their sleep' these days.
Are they going to say the opposite?
Rest in power 🎉
Nobody here knows exactly why he died. You are right, let's stop speculating
The average lifespan is in the 70’s. With the government’s love you’re lucky to live past that. Sorry to tell ya. You are most likely done at 36 years old
The "balanced" diet doesn't mean eating everything everyday, mixing 100000 foods per meal. Balance means a sensible rotation of foods over the weeks. But within a single meal, the less mixed together in a meal the better.