I truly wish to thank you for adding time stamps. I know it hurts your numbers when people only watch 20% of a video. It would hurt me more to watch the 80% of stuff I've heard 100 times. I follow both you and Ben. Thanks again.
Right because if I get bored, I'm leaving and chances are I'm not coming back. The ironic thing is the podcasters I actually enjoy don't hold us hostage for numbers. I'll follow now that I know chapters are an intentional courtesy. 👍🏽
One of this guys videos saved my life. I had runaway blood pressure problems that is inherent in my family. Both my father and sister had aneurysms due to radically high blood pressure in their mid forties. Only a few weeks in from following a low carb diet my readings dropped from 180 over 120 to roughly 120 over 80. The many other health benefits were a bonus too. I'm forever grateful for the insight of this man.
Very happy for you and proud of you for your hard work. I personally had low BP and mine is going up finally. I feel so much better now. I was dizzy, couldn't stand up after sitting very well without having the blood pool in my legs. I was brain fogged and unfocused. Its getting way better now.
@@RibeyeRules Your mention of "carnivore" does not go without appreciation. I have experimented with that too and found further benifit with gut health along with maintaining all the keto benifits. All the anecdotal evidence regarding carnivore I've seen points to it being an extremely easy way to eat healthy. That said, I do wonder that we may have lost nuance with regards to the possibility of plant based medicinal benifits. "More" with plant based diets looks to be detrimental to vitality, particularly over long periods of time but subtle understanding of our individual state of health from intuition we've long forgotten might motivate us to exploit the micro nutrients plants can offer when the need arises. The type of thinking that bought about veganism is not so different than what is manifest in a commitment to carnivore. Our ability to use intuition to navigate a more complex environment seems to have been replaced with dogmatic "left hemisphere" thinking reminiscent of what the Psychiatrist Iain McGillchrist wrote about in his book. "The Master and his Emissary" Make of that as you will. My experience with carnivore has been nothing but stellar but I'm trying to keep open to the possibility of healing cartilage teeth and bones and it may be that some plants might be vital to unlocking those benifits for me.
And I lost 54 pounds, became very insulin sensitive (3/100 on a Cardio IQ insulin sensitive score). Did strict keto for one year and... my BP never dropped. Interestingly, my A1C did not drop either. I suspect that if you're under 50, yes, this will drop your BP, but as you get older and older, not so fast. Get a grip on weight, health and BP when you're young, don't wait till you are older.
unfortunately he doesnt even know the Randle cycle exists and keeps parotting the insulin resistance story that is so pervasive in the medical industry. So no.. unfortunately he's not that well informed
@7x779 glucose fat cycle, it's a bit complicated to explain here review on Google. In essence it explains what cells do in response of either and when replete with either . In the case of high blood sugar it's because cells are replete and block intake hence increased blood glucose. It's not an insulin signaling problem
@@Cenot4phThe guy has been studying, teaching and writing publications about hormones and metabolism for over 20 years, and you don't think he knows about the Randle cycle? What does parotting mean?
@@jameschesterton apparently not because he is wrong about the mechanism. Stop following authority figures. I don't care how many years hes been doing this or that. Its true or its false, its that simple
Love that you had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Bikman. One of the qualities I like about Dr. Bikman is his passion for educating the public. The other is his ability to deliver very complex scientific/metabolic concepts without coaching them in language designed to keep the layperson from fully understanding.
Try Magic spoon. Expensive protein cereal that is good for cereal craving without wrecking your health. That and Rebel ice cream keep me from losing too much weight. Never had that problem my entire life. Too expensive to overeat so good for a handful to stave off the munchies and my huge sweet tooth.
Ben, I know that you are explaining very complex processes, but I am amazed at your ability to explain things so that most people can follow along. You have such a gift, and I am very grateful to be able to watch your interview and programmes. I'm watching your Metabolic Classroom series too. Many thanks from a fellow Canuck. I listen to you for my hourly walk each morning.
I wish that you would. I get so tired of the vapid, brain-dead, guilt-implying messages usually played in clinic waiting spaces. I'd love to have Bikman's voice being played in as many spaces as possible.
I think it's because of what he says: it's not about glucose but it's about insulin resistance; meat doesn't raise blood sugar directly but it does raise insulin. So if you are insulin resistant you need to do more then just only eat meat to overcome the insulin resistance; like fasting.
@@hilke3071or focusing on fatty meat. Fat combined with protein (natures combination) reduces the amount of insulin secreted. Lean protein (chicken breast etc) causes a more significant spike in insulin because of the glycogenic amino acids and absence of fat.
What! Men and women are not the same! 😂😂 Best educator on RUclips!!! Dr Bikman has taught me so much so appreciate his commitment to educating about insulin. Changed my life!
The best interview I’ve heard as it is not regurgitating the same information. I’ve been following keto, carnivore, and low-carb for quite some time, and I’ve never heard the information put together so clearly to increase understanding. Greatly appreciated!
I love this man, thanks so much for having him on! He is an amazing wealth of wisdom!🙏🏽💜😍 I'm still fighting the good fight of faith dealing with a lot of these metabolic imbalances. I also live in Utah, I pray I get to meet him one day! I also read his book from beginning to end, why do we get sick!🙏🏽💜😍
I caught that too. Going to pass it along to a friend with gout. I turned to the human diet, so I don't have any of these problems that shorten lifespan.
I have gout and thought a keto diet heavy on red meats etc would lead to flares. It did the opposite. I went keto and gout practically went away without the carbs.
@@DigzGuy I started eating grass fed beef two years ago and haven't had a gout flareup! Prior to the diet change, both ankles, both knees, and my left wrist flared up over a period of six weeks.
@@darkpatcheswell, some people think that identifying as a woman makes a person a woman regardless of whether or not they have a penis. There’s also a large faction of folks who thinks that athletically there’s no reason men and women can’t compete because there’s no real difference physiologically
Thank you, thank you Rena for our information and you’re able to do interviews with these doctors who are very knowledgeable and are helping me through my journey without these podcasts I would be lost
The ridiculous thing is, primary care GP's in the UK do not have access to any insulin tests. So you either work it out for yourself (like I did with GP's calling me ridiculous as my hba1c was 'ok'), or you wait until you get a referral to secondary care for more serious issues. Finally validated by the low carb GP at my surgery, after I had reduced my weight, lost the skin tags and killed the recurrent toe nail fungus .
Oh my, I thought I was the only one that was crazy addicted to cereal….. one bowl turns into 4 bowls…. There’s no way I can moderate it! Glad I found carnivore
Excellent podcast, Dr. Bikman is the best, like you said, he has an amazing way to make something as complex as fat metabolism into ways that anyone can understand.
“Anything you can do to fatigue muscle,” is the best explanation of what exercise is for me to comprehend. What an informative interview. One needs the brain capacity of a genius to take it all in.
Dr. Bikman said, "Men and women are not the same in many, many ways, including how we store fat." So I guess there are biological differences. Hummmm... who would've guessed. Some people are going to get mad
Yes, and he is a scientist. U know how we were all told about the science on another matter. When the formula shortage happened, I found an article re: breast milk. I’ve never had a child, so never looked into it. It was the most amazing thing I have ever read. Just that, it would be hard not to believe in God. So whatever some of these men think they are doing, it ain’t from mama.
Not just lifestyle, but also mental health, because I changed my life style a long time ago and I still have problems. My prediabetes and thyroid problems come from producing too much cortisol, because of chronic stress from anxiety. Actually, a lot of doctors believe most of our chronic health problems come from mental health issues, like anxiety, childhood trauma, etc.
Whole interview, SOOO helpful, But OMG! I really am happy to hear about the allulose. I also love Rx Sugar products, but have just started my carnivore journey. Its good to know I can use some allulose (and still be mostly carnivore)
Hi Rina, my mother in law had frontal temporal dementia. It is such a different experience than Alzheimer's. You and your family will be in my prayers!
When Dr Binkman was speaking about cold exposure I couldn't stop thinking about easter monday customs in my country. Part of it is that group of village(young boys) men go to every house where they have girl, take them out and pour buckets of cold water on her. Tradition says that these girls are gonna be healthier. These customs are probably older than Christianity in Slovakia. 1100+ years
Errm. What about the girls doing it to the boys to (through no choice of their own) 'make them healthier?' You ready to tell everyone about the switch?
Ive been waiting for Ben! His book completely changed my life I was halfway through when i decided I was going to be a carnivore! He explains what happens should you ignore the facts!
What an amazing enlightening interview. Thank you Doctor and you too Rina. Love your channel. Keeps me on track! I’m a carb and sugar addict. Carnivore has given me my life back. Turning 83 this month!
I'm an 82 year old carb and sugar addict. Carnivore has been the only thing to help with my cravings. Dr Ben is amazing in the way he explains so well.
I am an 81 yr old carb and sugar addict. Only just admitted that to myself last month. Thank you for this wonderful info that I can understand. Looking forward to lowering inflammation and insulin resistance. Female Australian.
Thank Rina for this interview. I’m viewing it much later. I’m a ‘new’ subscriber after seeing your interview with Dr Jason Fung. I’m enjoying them so much that I will re-listen to them from the podcast while driving home from work. This is brilliant! Please keep up the good work. I appreciate all the time and energy you need to put these together.
This is an epic discussion with Dr.B. love your analogies. We want more open talks like this to save humanity from chronic diseases. Thank you, Dr.B and Reena, for bringing lots of hot topics in simpler explanations. Love from CANADA 🇨🇦
Excellent interview! Thank you Dr Bikman for an insightful information! Thank you Rina for great questions and insights and for doing time stamps! 💜💜💜💜💜
To trim and firm the belly, place a kitchen chair or other knee-high, to lower thigh-high object, across the doorway to a room you enter and exit frequently. The act of fully stepping over the chair activating several muscle groups works wonders. This bit of information came to me first through experience, trying to keep kittens in my bedroom without locking in the mother too. I noticed a firming of both my belly and my buttocks, even my upper thighs. Then my mom and her mom (granny) informed me that they got the same result using the kitchen chair across the door to keep toddlers in the room they were working in, making them easier to keep an eye on. I was using a gate, because the kittens would just slip through the bars of a chair. --Evelyn Mitchell
If I could give this interview a hundred likes, I would. Can't believe Dr. Ben is the only one saying this, among the hundreds of distinguished people talking on this topic. Some of what he says is what I felt in my own body for years and never heard anyone explain. So wonderful to know it was not my imagination. Nearly made me cry with relief. Thankyou both so much.
I've been diagnosed with high BP since 2009; no one has said anything about it being associated with Insulin Resistance. I started Carnivore on Jan. 07, 2023 and have had ZERO body composition change. My clothes fit the same as when I started. I eat TMA. I am a 79 y.o. M, handicapped Veteran. I take HBP meds, blood thinner, etc.
Ben you need to retrain your brain. Everytime you have a craving, eat a piece of bacon immediately! Or some other meaty treat that you love. Eat until you don't care about food anymore. Over time you will refocus your cravings to true hunger and real nutrients. Thank you for all you do. Great interview.
Bacon works really good. Also a swig of salt water. Normally I’m never hungry. I have gone 4 days without eating. The only reason I ended the fast, is I had just realized on a Thursday, I haven’t eaten since Sunday. Never fasted more than 24 hr before. I was afraid of refeeding syndrome. I now realize that is not a thing for carnivores.
I was already familiar with Dr. Bikman's work but this is the most sophisticated and nuanced hour interview ever. She is a very skillful interviewer with great production values. This is worth rewatching (try at a higher playback speed in the settings). His book is equally good, too.
@@xnoreq you're still listening to the lies we've been told for decades... Listen to a few podcasts from Dr Anthony Chaffee and Dr Ken Berry. I've completely changed my thinking after listening, and reading the comments over several weeks. I'm doing ketovore now and I'm doing great! Way better than before. Keep an open mind, we can live a healthier life without all the processed chemicals and the carbs. ❤😊🌿🙆🏻♀️👍🏽
Absolutely love listening to Dr Ben Bikman. He was instrumental in my converting to keto years ago with his excellent explanations of metabolic pathways. Just to add, Dr Sean Omeara (not sure of the spelling sorry) has compelling research on the best exercise to rid visceral fat, and that is HIIT. Specifically a few rounds of 8 to 20 second full on sprints a few times a week.
Great video! I switched to allulose recently, and am now really happy I did. The more I learn about it the better it sounds as an option to sugar. Thank you!
I truly wish to thank you for adding time stamps. I know it hurts your numbers when people only watch 20% of a video. It would hurt me more to watch the 80% of stuff I've heard 100 times. I follow both you and Ben. Thanks again.
100% 👍
Chalked full of integrity she is!!!
64000 views already, timestamps also attract more views...its not black-white...
Right because if I get bored, I'm leaving and chances are I'm not coming back. The ironic thing is the podcasters I actually enjoy don't hold us hostage for numbers. I'll follow now that I know chapters are an intentional courtesy. 👍🏽
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
"Why We Get Sick" is a must-read for everyone, sick or not. Thank you, Rina, for having Dr. Bickman on your channel.
One of this guys videos saved my life. I had runaway blood pressure problems that is inherent in my family. Both my father and sister had aneurysms due to radically high blood pressure in their mid forties.
Only a few weeks in from following a low carb diet my readings dropped from 180 over 120 to roughly 120 over 80.
The many other health benefits were a bonus too.
I'm forever grateful for the insight of this man.
Very happy for you and proud of you for your hard work.
I personally had low BP and mine is going up finally. I feel so much better now. I was dizzy, couldn't stand up after sitting very well without having the blood pool in my legs. I was brain fogged and unfocused. Its getting way better now.
mine was 194 over 114 - now 121 over 77
and down 68 lbs !
Carnivore for life
@@RibeyeRules Your mention of "carnivore" does not go without appreciation. I have experimented with that too and found further benifit with gut health along with maintaining all the keto benifits. All the anecdotal evidence regarding carnivore I've seen points to it being an extremely easy way to eat healthy.
That said, I do wonder that we may have lost nuance with regards to the possibility of plant based medicinal benifits. "More" with plant based diets looks to be detrimental to vitality, particularly over long periods of time but subtle understanding of our individual state of health from intuition we've long forgotten might motivate us to exploit the micro nutrients plants can offer when the need arises.
The type of thinking that bought about veganism is not so different than what is manifest in a commitment to carnivore. Our ability to use intuition to navigate a more complex environment seems to have been replaced with dogmatic "left hemisphere" thinking reminiscent of what the Psychiatrist Iain McGillchrist wrote about in his book. "The Master and his Emissary"
Make of that as you will. My experience with carnivore has been nothing but stellar but I'm trying to keep open to the possibility of healing cartilage teeth and bones and it may be that some plants might be vital to unlocking those benifits for me.
@@grantfrith9589absolutely agree with you. Extremes can be disastrous in long run
And I lost 54 pounds, became very insulin sensitive (3/100 on a Cardio IQ insulin sensitive score). Did strict keto for one year and... my BP never dropped. Interestingly, my A1C did not drop either. I suspect that if you're under 50, yes, this will drop your BP, but as you get older and older, not so fast. Get a grip on weight, health and BP when you're young, don't wait till you are older.
Not only nice and kind, but speaks so clearly and intelligently. A real gem!
Thanks for letting guest speak without interruption....
You're welcome
Rina is so spot on.
I swear that's a superpower 💪🏽😂
When Ben speaks, I listen! My son and I got to meet him at the CoSci conference in Vegas last month. He is such a personable, genuinely nice man.
unfortunately he doesnt even know the Randle cycle exists and keeps parotting the insulin resistance story that is so pervasive in the medical industry. So no.. unfortunately he's not that well informed
@@Cenot4phI never heard of that either, what is it?
@7x779 glucose fat cycle, it's a bit complicated to explain here review on Google. In essence it explains what cells do in response of either and when replete with either .
In the case of high blood sugar it's because cells are replete and block intake hence increased blood glucose. It's not an insulin signaling problem
@@Cenot4phThe guy has been studying, teaching and writing publications about hormones and metabolism for over 20 years, and you don't think he knows about the Randle cycle?
What does parotting mean?
@@jameschesterton apparently not because he is wrong about the mechanism.
Stop following authority figures. I don't care how many years hes been doing this or that.
Its true or its false, its that simple
Love that you had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Bikman. One of the qualities I like about Dr. Bikman is his passion for educating the public. The other is his ability to deliver very complex scientific/metabolic concepts without coaching them in language designed to keep the layperson from fully understanding.
Thanks Steve!
This was the best fat and insulin podcast i have ever heard. He is really thorough and his analogies are perfect. Great job well received
I agree.
I totally understand that cereal addiction..one bowl is never enough. Which is why it is rarely in the house.
Try Magic spoon. Expensive protein cereal that is good for cereal craving without wrecking your health. That and Rebel ice cream keep me from losing too much weight. Never had that problem my entire life.
Too expensive to overeat so good for a handful to stave off the munchies and my huge sweet tooth.
I live peanut butter cereal. I eat in very small doses.
Ben, I know that you are explaining very complex processes, but I am amazed at your ability to explain things so that most people can follow along. You have such a gift, and I am very grateful to be able to watch your interview and programmes. I'm watching your Metabolic Classroom series too. Many thanks from a fellow Canuck. I listen to you for my hourly walk each morning.
As a healthcare provider, I feel that this video should be playing in every clinic waiting room. Excellent discussion!
But that will put you out off a job 😅
If only…!
Big Pharma wouldn’t like that.
I wish that you would. I get so tired of the vapid, brain-dead, guilt-implying messages usually played in clinic waiting spaces. I'd love to have Bikman's voice being played in as many spaces as possible.
Did I miss something? Where did he talk about meat not being enough? That was a good interview, but I’m confused by the title.
Add allullose to your diet. It might help with belly fat
Yvette : Organs .
Yes me too very confused… he didn’t even say a word that meat 🥩 is not enough..
I think it's because of what he says: it's not about glucose but it's about insulin resistance; meat doesn't raise blood sugar directly but it does raise insulin. So if you are insulin resistant you need to do more then just only eat meat to overcome the insulin resistance; like fasting.
@@hilke3071or focusing on fatty meat. Fat combined with protein (natures combination) reduces the amount of insulin secreted. Lean protein (chicken breast etc) causes a more significant spike in insulin because of the glycogenic amino acids and absence of fat.
What! Men and women are not the same! 😂😂 Best educator on RUclips!!! Dr Bikman has taught me so much so appreciate his commitment to educating about insulin. Changed my life!
I just played that part for my husband. Love Bikman's understated way of speaking truths.
Hope he doesn't get cancelled for that!
Thankfully! Said every married woman
He also talks about how Chinese and Caucasians are different. Why aren't you crowing about that?
Interested to hear your reply.
@@KarenParkerArtistSo genes matter...do you find this problematic?
Even thought I've heard much of this before, it is still a pleasure to hear Ben say it again. Each time I hear it, I feel I understand more each time.
The best interview I’ve heard as it is not regurgitating the same information. I’ve been following keto, carnivore, and low-carb for quite some time, and I’ve never heard the information put together so clearly to increase understanding. Greatly appreciated!
I love this man, thanks so much for having him on! He is an amazing wealth of wisdom!🙏🏽💜😍 I'm still fighting the good fight of faith dealing with a lot of these metabolic imbalances. I also live in Utah, I pray I get to meet him one day! I also read his book from beginning to end, why do we get sick!🙏🏽💜😍
I simply love Ben Bikman. Such a great scientist and communicator.
Excellent video. I love Ben and you zeroing in on what’s most important.
What I learned: Allulose has an effect on Uric acid & therefore, gout. Thank you, I’ll look further into this.
Allulose = heartburn? I suspect this is a problem that it triggers in me.
I caught that too. Going to pass it along to a friend with gout. I turned to the human diet, so I don't have any of these problems that shorten lifespan.
I have gout and thought a keto diet heavy on red meats etc would lead to flares.
It did the opposite. I went keto and gout practically went away without the carbs.
@@DigzGuy I started eating grass fed beef two years ago and haven't had a gout flareup! Prior to the diet change, both ankles, both knees, and my left wrist flared up over a period of six weeks.
Do you test for uric acid level?
Does it go down over time on carnivore?
Everyone in the world should listen to this video. It's insane how this dr explains. Thank you with all my heart.
What a tremendous load of crucial information. Thank you both.
Dr. Bikman is the best! So knowledgeable!!!
Totally agree, it was a pleasure to interview him.
I agree!😁
💯%!!! The best!!!
Fantastic interview! You ask excellent questions and the answers help connect the dots toward understanding metabolic health.
Dr Ben, says it how it is "men and woman are different". Wow!
Great job speaking truth!
Who thinks men and women are the same?
@@darkpatches You would be surprised.
@@TheRorschachAble Surprise me.
@@darkpatcheswell, some people think that identifying as a woman makes a person a woman regardless of whether or not they have a penis. There’s also a large faction of folks who thinks that athletically there’s no reason men and women can’t compete because there’s no real difference physiologically
@@JoeArn1 hasn't this been proven to be false?
Thank you, thank you Rena for our information and you’re able to do interviews with these doctors who are very knowledgeable and are helping me through my journey without these podcasts I would be lost
He's such a gentleman, and such a smart cookie. Rina, great video!!! 💖💖
The ridiculous thing is, primary care GP's in the UK do not have access to any insulin tests. So you either work it out for yourself (like I did with GP's calling me ridiculous as my hba1c was 'ok'), or you wait until you get a referral to secondary care for more serious issues.
Finally validated by the low carb GP at my surgery, after I had reduced my weight, lost the skin tags and killed the recurrent toe nail fungus .
Lmj
Good job!
One of the best interviews in a long time. Thanks for this!
Excellent interview. Great guest. Dr Bickman gives us detailed and digestible information.
Oh my, I thought I was the only one that was crazy addicted to cereal….. one bowl turns into 4 bowls…. There’s no way I can moderate it! Glad I found carnivore
Great interview: insightful questions, information answers, no interruptions, all bases covered. Thank you!
I love Dr. Bikman! He is so knowledgeable and so patient, willing to breakdown what he knows.
Definitely one of the best interviews ever! Excellent interviewer and questions. So informative!! Thank you.
Excellent podcast, Dr. Bikman is the best, like you said, he has an amazing way to make something as complex as fat metabolism into ways that anyone can understand.
“Anything you can do to fatigue muscle,” is the best explanation of what exercise is for me to comprehend. What an informative interview. One needs the brain capacity of a genius to take it all in.
Excellent in-depth interview. Invaluable information.
Key takeaway lower insulin. Allulose helps stimulate glp-1 and start resistance training
Dr. Bikman said, "Men and women are not the same in many, many ways, including how we store fat." So I guess there are biological differences. Hummmm... who would've guessed. Some people are going to get mad
Yip, shehim/himshe/they gonna get hormonal/mental frustrations 😅
😂
Some people are always mad 😂
He should write to his congressman to let him know about this discovery.
Yes, and he is a scientist. U know how we were all told about the science on another matter. When the formula shortage happened, I found an article re: breast milk. I’ve never had a child, so never looked into it. It was the most amazing thing I have ever read. Just that, it would be hard not to believe in God. So whatever some of these men think they are doing, it ain’t from mama.
This was a great interview.
Im always so impressed by Bikman. Brilliant, a great communicator and appears to be a really nice guy. The interviewer is also excellent.
Not just lifestyle, but also mental health, because I changed my life style a long time ago and I still have problems. My prediabetes and thyroid problems come from producing too much cortisol, because of chronic stress from anxiety. Actually, a lot of doctors believe most of our chronic health problems come from mental health issues, like anxiety, childhood trauma, etc.
I agree you wholeheartedly!
shoutout dr ben bikman, legend. thank you!
I love his vulnerability about cereal. Great interview, thank you both ❤
Whole interview, SOOO helpful, But OMG! I really am happy to hear about the allulose. I also love Rx Sugar products, but have just started my carnivore journey. Its good to know I can use some allulose (and still be mostly carnivore)
Hi Rina, my mother in law had frontal temporal dementia. It is such a different experience than Alzheimer's. You and your family will be in my prayers!
Thank you
Thank you Rina. Great interview!
Dr. Bikman, thank you for your studies and information. We need to concentrate to how to remove fat. Please continue your studies to help people.
When Dr Binkman was speaking about cold exposure I couldn't stop thinking about easter monday customs in my country. Part of it is that group of village(young boys) men go to every house where they have girl, take them out and pour buckets of cold water on her. Tradition says that these girls are gonna be healthier. These customs are probably older than Christianity in Slovakia. 1100+ years
Errm. What about the girls doing it to the boys to (through no choice of their own) 'make them healthier?' You ready to tell everyone about the switch?
I’ve been thin my entire life. Until menopause. Now I have belly fat!
Ive been waiting for Ben! His book completely changed my life
I was halfway through when i decided I was going to be a carnivore! He explains what happens should you ignore the facts!
Truly the best talk about insulin I have ever watched.
Thanks to both of you!💕
Lovely to hear you again Dr.Ben Bikman.👏👍
What an amazing enlightening interview. Thank you Doctor and you too Rina. Love your channel. Keeps me on track! I’m a carb and sugar addict. Carnivore has given me my life back. Turning 83 this month!
I'm an 82 year old carb and sugar addict. Carnivore has been the only thing to help with my cravings. Dr Ben is amazing in the way he explains so well.
I am an 81 yr old carb and sugar addict. Only just admitted that to myself last month. Thank you for this wonderful info that I can understand. Looking forward to lowering inflammation and insulin resistance. Female Australian.
Love Benjamin Bikman!! He explains everything so beautifully. ❤❤❤
Thank Rina for this interview. I’m viewing it much later. I’m a ‘new’ subscriber after seeing your interview with Dr Jason Fung. I’m enjoying them so much that I will re-listen to them from the podcast while driving home from work. This is brilliant! Please keep up the good work. I appreciate all the time and energy you need to put these together.
Thanks so much, this guy is very knowledgeable and helpful.
Thank you very much for sharing and taking time to do the interview it was very helpful from all of the videos I have seen so far 😊
Fantastic session! Very informative! Thank you for sharing!!
Thank you Rina for this very informative interview. I had not hear of Dr. Ben before. Thanks again.
What and absolute treasure trove of meaningful information. Thank you so much for creating and posting this video.
Appreciate these deeper dives into such complex, nuanced topics. Helpful on so many levels.
except he applies reductive reasoning, he either needs to be complete or explain himself better
This is an epic discussion with Dr.B. love your analogies. We want more open talks like this to save humanity from chronic diseases. Thank you, Dr.B and Reena, for bringing lots of hot topics in simpler explanations.
Love from CANADA 🇨🇦
Super interview. Thanks to you both
Oh my gosh! This was AWESOME! I learned so much! I started taking notes on a sticky notepad and burned through half of it. =-)
Yep me too. I’ve run through many a stick note with Dr Bikman!
Excellent interview! Thank you Dr Bikman for an insightful information! Thank you Rina for great questions and insights and for doing time stamps! 💜💜💜💜💜
Thank you for this very interesting interview!👏❤❤
This was a very informative interview. I have allulose but I mostly do stevia. With this information, I will switch to just allulose. Thank you Rina.
Packed full of info. I feel like I just sat in a doctoral level college course. Thank you!
Great breakdown of the metabolic mechanisms. Thank you both. Fantastic work!
Great interview! So much information!!
Very good discussion!! Never knew this! Good to know all about insulin! ❤
To trim and firm the belly, place a kitchen chair or other knee-high, to lower thigh-high object, across the doorway to a room you enter and exit frequently. The act of fully stepping over the chair activating several muscle groups works wonders. This bit of information came to me first through experience, trying to keep kittens in my bedroom without locking in the mother too. I noticed a firming of both my belly and my buttocks, even my upper thighs. Then my mom and her mom (granny) informed me that they got the same result using the kitchen chair across the door to keep toddlers in the room they were working in, making them easier to keep an eye on. I was using a gate, because the kittens would just slip through the bars of a chair.
--Evelyn Mitchell
Makes a lot of sense. Thanks for posting!!
Thank you both!❤
If I could give this interview a hundred likes, I would. Can't believe Dr. Ben is the only one saying this, among the hundreds of distinguished people talking on this topic. Some of what he says is what I felt in my own body for years and never heard anyone explain. So wonderful to know it was not my imagination. Nearly made me cry with relief. Thankyou both so much.
Thank you, Rina. ❤️Excellent interview. 👍And prayers🙏 for your father and you. 🙏Thank you for promoting psychological health ‼️❤️🩹❤️👍👏
I learned a lot from this interview. Thanks!
I've been diagnosed with high BP since 2009; no one has said anything about it being associated with Insulin Resistance. I started Carnivore on Jan. 07, 2023 and have had ZERO body composition change. My clothes fit the same as when I started. I eat TMA. I am a 79 y.o. M, handicapped Veteran. I take HBP meds, blood thinner, etc.
I quit all coffee and it helped with BP.
@@mayforddavis9291 yes it sure does, high blood pressure erectile dysfunction, all related to high blood sugars.
Outstanding, thank you!!
Very interesting and a humble Doctor
Ben you need to retrain your brain. Everytime you have a craving, eat a piece of bacon immediately! Or some other meaty treat that you love. Eat until you don't care about food anymore. Over time you will refocus your cravings to true hunger and real nutrients. Thank you for all you do. Great interview.
I like this idea. Thanks.
@@gwenj5419 I wish I could take credit but I learned it from Old Guy Carnivore. Check out his channel if you haven't, he's awesome!
@@gwenj5419 it works. 😊
I've retrained my taste and I no longer have major sugar cravings. 😍🌿🙆🏻♀️
Or ghee, butter, something really fatty.
Bacon works really good. Also a swig of salt water. Normally I’m never hungry. I have gone 4 days without eating. The only reason I ended the fast, is I had just realized on a Thursday, I haven’t eaten since Sunday. Never fasted more than 24 hr before. I was afraid of refeeding syndrome. I now realize that is not a thing for carnivores.
Excellent talk. Dr. Bikman explains it very well.
I hate cereal. Like bread, the most processed food, cereal feels like eating empty Styrofoam chips.
Same, and my roommate eats it every day, sometimes twice a day. It grosses me out. I try and keep to myself as much as possible.
Flavoured cardboard !!
I was already familiar with Dr. Bikman's work but this is the most sophisticated and nuanced hour interview ever. She is a very skillful interviewer with great production values. This is worth rewatching (try at a higher playback speed in the settings). His book is equally good, too.
Fantastic interview!! thank you both. Love your intelligent insightful conversation 🙏💜
Ben is an amazing guest. Great show. New sub. You're guest Dr Berry was epic too.
The most informative interview on insulin i have ever heard, and i listen to many. Great job
Beef Eggs Butter ❤ edit: & fasting
Yep, you need the fasting to undo the damage of the beef, eggs and butter which make for a horrible diet.
@@xnoreq you have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about
@@anymeans82 cope
@@xnoreqi personally don't fast and still my symptoms of severe mental illness are going away.
@@xnoreq you're still listening to the lies we've been told for decades...
Listen to a few podcasts from Dr Anthony Chaffee and Dr Ken Berry.
I've completely changed my thinking after listening, and reading the comments over several weeks.
I'm doing ketovore now and I'm doing great! Way better than before.
Keep an open mind, we can live a healthier life without all the processed chemicals and the carbs. ❤😊🌿🙆🏻♀️👍🏽
I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK!!!
Great interview thank you
Thanks! Such an amazing person to interview! And you let him talk which is great!
This was _supremely_ informative!!!
Thank you so much.. a definite keeper!
Excellent video, very informative…❤ THANK YOU
Absolutely love listening to Dr Ben Bikman. He was instrumental in my converting to keto years ago with his excellent explanations of metabolic pathways. Just to add, Dr Sean Omeara (not sure of the spelling sorry) has compelling research on the best exercise to rid visceral fat, and that is HIIT. Specifically a few rounds of 8 to 20 second full on sprints a few times a week.
Thank you for this information!
Learned a lot in this interview, thank you. 🙏🏽
Thank you thank you thank you Dr Bikman
I have always wondered if my genetics have contributed to my overall health.
I am loving this video.
Thank you
Great video! I switched to allulose recently, and am now really happy I did. The more I learn about it the better it sounds as an option to sugar. Thank you!