Ben Bikman, PhD | Reversing Insulin Resistance | The Metabolic Link Ep.9

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  • @MetabolicHealthSummit
    @MetabolicHealthSummit  10 месяцев назад +12

    Watch Dr. Ben Bikman's Metabolic Health Summit 2024 full presentation here: ruclips.net/video/gfikT_O4v9A/видео.html

  • @bazo0
    @bazo0 Год назад +340

    Ben Bikman is a treasure. Loved that talk.
    Reversed prediabetes, lost 90lbs, a dozen other improvements like eczema/brain fog/depression/social anxiety resolved etc.
    Beef, butter, bacon, eggs, 0carb hard cheese, bone broth, 1 year so far.
    Got a lot of chicken and fish early on, with added butter. Now mostly steak and eggs and eggs and steak.
    I don't care if I am wrong about everything and die instantly at some point, I prefer feeling good for as long as I am alive, rather than living to 100 and be on meds and in a
    nursing home for 40 years, or die on cancer like most of my family due to carb addiction.
    Eat real food with 1 ingredient.

    • @MetabolicHealthSummit
      @MetabolicHealthSummit  Год назад +20

      Congrats on all of your success and thank you for sharing!

    • @susancastner7332
      @susancastner7332 Год назад +30

      I love your attitude. I doubt you will ever even be in a nursing home. I started fasting and Carnivore one month ago. I wasn't looking for it. It found me! Nearly 2 years ago my twin sister called me that she was going in for surgery. She had breast cancer. I tried to support her, but was really attached to my tender chicken, bone broth and eggs and milk. She declined chemo and went vegan. I decided to wait several months, especially after hearing about plant toxins and oxylates, to break the news...hey sis...I'm Carnivore. I'm a senior and so many people my age have given into old age, pharmaceuticals, walkers and the list goes on. I don't really understand what Dr. Bikman is discussing. I just want to live strong and vital. I do hope the Carnivore community grows beyond measure. Our society has been sick too long.

    • @bazo0
      @bazo0 Год назад +10

      @@susancastner7332 Sorry to hear what you've been through, keep strong, as we only can lead by example.
      That's the most important point I've learned so far. You cannot force poeple to do anything, food lifestyle is a religion.
      You may slide some videos here and there but in the end people are not ready for it.
      A work college of mine had a tumor cut out because he was diagnosed with stomach cancer. As I was linking him a video from Dr. Berry titled "Cancer hates this diet" he just answered "The doc said the cancer was cut out, no life interventions needed right now.".
      People don't want to see any changes as long as there is an operation, a pill or a therapy for anything,
      I wish you all the best for your family,
      be the shining light so that one day, they might come around!

    • @susancastner7332
      @susancastner7332 Год назад +7

      @@bazo0 Thank you so much for writing. I have to say, I love the support that I see among the community. It's so wonderful. My hope has gone sky high!!!

    • @teresamoews6695
      @teresamoews6695 Год назад +4

      @@susancastner7332 How is your sister?

  • @annieacevedocruz
    @annieacevedocruz Год назад +536

    I was able to reverse pre diabetes, PCOS, insulin resistance and fatty liver with diet change. I stopped eating carbs. All on my own because my doctor was more interested in medicating me instead of educating me on metabolic syndrome and the importance of diet. I learned how to eat watching RUclips videos. I wish doctors were better educated in nutrition instead of just keeping patients dependent on pharmaceuticals.

    • @tracym.worley3214
      @tracym.worley3214 Год назад +15

      I agree totally!

    • @gtm5650
      @gtm5650 Год назад

      Most Dr are unhealthy to some degree because of their profession.

    • @rachelwaldman7826
      @rachelwaldman7826 Год назад +13

      Fabulous!!! How long did it take? Congrats! Did you exercise or fast?

    • @SDima-mt1ug
      @SDima-mt1ug Год назад +30

      They get perks from pharma to promote their products.

    • @mikerudd4943
      @mikerudd4943 Год назад +15

      Totally doing the same. My oncologist is supportive but NEVER suggested it.

  • @denisedecker7330
    @denisedecker7330 9 месяцев назад +18

    This guy can pick up on any lead by a host. He is not full of himself as some of the pioneers in this field acting like they have a patent on this information. He's a treasure!

  • @SandraCarterAtHomeNC
    @SandraCarterAtHomeNC Год назад +34

    I love Dr Bikmans book "Why We Get Sick." This is exactly what happened to me over the last 25 years. I'm working on reversing my insulin resistance/ Type2 diabetes with low carb and IF. It works. I have already reduced my insulin injections and medications by over 60%

  • @brendadudderar8230
    @brendadudderar8230 Год назад +55

    This was a great pairing of question and answer on this subject. Dr Bikman is a master at simplifying complex information in a practical everyday people approach. Thank you.

  • @eileenromps9266
    @eileenromps9266 Год назад +69

    2 amazing experts! Mind blowing amount of information. I’m going to have to listen again to absorb all of the data!!

    • @MetabolicHealthSummit
      @MetabolicHealthSummit  Год назад +5

      We’re so glad you enjoyed this conversation! Thank you!

    • @josephinespira1613
      @josephinespira1613 Год назад +7

      Amazing dr Bikman indeed 👏 but l could listen in more relaxed way if the medical science terms were scaled down alittle for ordinary folks! Like me suffering this very serious health monster...

    • @DanEngell
      @DanEngell Год назад +6

      Be sure to eat some fat while listening for better information absorption!

    • @niranjanpaul2176
      @niranjanpaul2176 Год назад

      @@DanEngell oh sure 😁

  • @jselectronics8215
    @jselectronics8215 Год назад +24

    I started low carb in 2018 after learning I was prediabetic, at age 71. My PCP had merely circled my fasting glucose number of 117, and said my AST was high, at 48. I went home and looked it up and decided I was prediabetic. At least. He had never run A1C on me. Since then it has been like pulling teeth to have fasting insulin run. Last checkup I asked what my A1C was, he replied my fasting BS was 99 so need to check it. OMG. And he is proud of my health, saying I'm his best patient. Carnivore here, no thanks to him. I looked up the lab report and ketones were "+1".

    • @Mr_Fission
      @Mr_Fission 5 месяцев назад

      General practitioners make me so angry. They are essentially salesmen for "health" products. But a huge portion of their client base consists of metabolically sick people. If the GP's make their patients metabolically healthy, those people are no longer in the market for as many services. They're not buying blood pressure drugs. They're not buying blood tests every two months. They're not buying regular office visits. The sicker we are, the better customers we are, from their perspective. It really makes me sick how our society has come to view what are essentially sales personnel as caring medical experts who want us to be well. They don't. They need us sick.

  • @sharonthurman2747
    @sharonthurman2747 Год назад +24

    My new soon to be old Dr. Refuses to prescribe me a CGM because she doesn’t want me to obsess over the numbers and wants me to follow the Diabetes association’s dietary guidelines. I have been doin ketovore since Feb.25th and have lost weight, lowered my daily blood glucose, and A1C with no thanks to her!

    • @Mr_Fission
      @Mr_Fission 5 месяцев назад

      Fight the good fight! Remember, doctors are salesmen, and you're their customer. You're only buying their products when you are sick. A healthy Sharon doesn't pay as well.

  • @pix6136
    @pix6136 Год назад +16

    Great talk. Having been diagnosed with HBP in my 30's tgen NAFLD in my 40's then Graves Disease in 50's with half thyroid taken plus dealing with swinging obesity periods abd now in my 60's i've got the brain fig, lethargy, protruding stomach, skin problems, varicose veins. I've just started realising its probably leaky gut and insulin resistance all along. I've now started intermittant fasting but after listening to your talk and other doctors i'm going to switch to wholefoods, no sugar and flours and build to a 36 hour fast once a week to try and get on top of my symptoms . I feel 82 instead of 62 .
    Thanks for your insights

  • @shekatagani
    @shekatagani Год назад +12

    People like you two on U-tube have saved me from poor Health! Thanks! I am 69 and about a year and a half I changed to a low carb diet, cut my sugar and alcohol consumption, started walking every day, and weight training 3 times a week.... I dropped 45 lbs. around my middle, gained some muscle and dropped my High Blood Pressure to more Normal levels. I only eat one meal or sometimes two meals a day. I think I will live a lot longer and more Healthy than many People I know who still eat the SAD and don't exercise. You folks educating us are a true blessing! I never learned any of this from my Doctors! Thanks!

    • @Mr_Fission
      @Mr_Fission 5 месяцев назад

      Glad to hear you're improving! You may want to consider cutting cooking oils too. It's another hidden killer that nobody talks about. Try giving this video a watch. Without exaggeration, it changed my life. I dumped my oils out immediately after watching it:
      Dr. Chris Knobbe - 'Diseases of Civilization: Are Seed Oil Excesses the Unifying Mechanism?'
      ruclips.net/video/7kGnfXXIKZM/видео.html

  • @yuliaantonenkovolkova9041
    @yuliaantonenkovolkova9041 Год назад +8

    I can't get enough of dr. Bickman 🥰

  • @SchmittsPeter
    @SchmittsPeter Год назад +12

    Dave Feldman documented increased fasting triglycerides in some people on a ketogenic diet based on an individual response to coffee consumption. He also has an article about that on his webside. If you are interested in checking that out.

  • @karenf9137
    @karenf9137 Год назад +16

    First, you are two of my favorite scientists. I even had the opportunity to refer a young girl with, if I recall correctly, a seizure disorder when I was in Wyoming to Dr. D’Agastino some years back. Not sure what happened to her, as I was on vacation out there and just happened to see a poster displayed in a restaurant where I had breakfast before an early flight. I simply wrote down his name, gave it to an employee and told her to give it to the child’s parents/doctor. Anyhow…
    Now, I am trying to find out how chemo and/or radiation disturb metabolism. Something doesn’t seem right in my friend who had two bouts of cancer. He’s very disciplined… like… EXTREMELY, but his glucose, which I have repeatedly told him to ignore for a better value… insulin, continues to rise. He just tested and his glucose was now 7. His team is likely missing something, but idk… ?????

    • @karenf9137
      @karenf9137 Год назад +9

      But I also don’t know where or how to find a practitioner who will perform the right tests without a fight.

    • @rosalbadelriogarcia9598
      @rosalbadelriogarcia9598 Год назад

      You might also try #DrBoz keto channel on you tube. Fasting according to what I have read and learned will keep the chemo symptoms at a more tolerable level for the patient. #DrThomasSeydried explains the many things about cancer as a metabolic disease

    • @cccalifornia7206
      @cccalifornia7206 Год назад

      @@karenf9137 I think the best Doctor to help with tests... would be for you to SEARCH FOR: an ("Integrative Doctor") which most insurance policies WILL NOT pay for!🙁😢More than likely you will have to pay out of your pocket!! Because these Doctor's will not except the lower payments insurance companies try to tell them they will pay them! Nor will insurance Companies pay for many of the tests these Doctor's use to evaluate problems in one's health!!! Sad, but THESE are the facts!!

    • @cccalifornia7206
      @cccalifornia7206 Год назад +1

      @@karenf9137The MEDICAL COMMUNITY has gone South in being good today!! Because it's ALL ABOUT THE PROFIT MOTIVE for Hospital and INSURANCE companies!!! Searching for a Doctor of Osteopathy ("D.O.") might be a better option in being able to get payments for these tests!!

    • @MountainMeg67
      @MountainMeg67 Год назад

      Went through something similar with a family member…and I’m not a doctor, but our family member had pancreatic cancer.

  • @debbieb1482
    @debbieb1482 Год назад +8

    Fantastic information! This has helped me figure out some of the things in managing my health goals. I'm doing very low to no carbs and eating one meal, mainly meat (beef and pork) in the evening. I needed to lose weight, bring down my A1C, lower my BP, etc. I'm finally being more successful at it and controlling my carb cravings. Some of what you have both said here has explained in part what I've been learning in practice. I enjoy listening to the two of you break all of this down. Thanks!

  • @googlefriend8410
    @googlefriend8410 Год назад +6

    Thanks guys, great discussion. Cutting edge. Wish my doctor knew this stuff. All he wants is to push drugs on me. He is a good doctor and sincerely cares about his patients, just not up on Insulin Resistance and metobolic health and markers.

  • @tony3998
    @tony3998 5 месяцев назад +5

    I did cured my type2 diabetes in 6 months I started at 8.7 A1c and now I'm on 4.6 I started with intermittent fasting 2 meals a day, and low carbs 50g a day and stopped sugar and processed food LCHF

  • @hc5327
    @hc5327 Год назад +4

    About time we start to learn how to help ourselves. Hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia is common now in pre diabetic.

  • @mattieclark5235
    @mattieclark5235 Год назад +42

    Thank you for applying to my question. I have decided against a surgery. I really believe I can do this without surgery. I know that this is probably my last chance to lose the weight. I guess my worst fear is loose skin. Anyway, I'm going to try my best to loose the weight.

    • @shorelined1
      @shorelined1 Год назад +4

      Doing "healthy keto"1 I lost my appetite and so getting nutrients was my big issue. I'd say using electrolytes was critical to sticking with it too. I just didn't want to eat much but felt fine as long as I took electrolytes. Lost 33 lbs in about 6 wks so everyone thought i was dying. Being just under 5'9 and going from 147 to 114 was extreme. I even lost my periods. Making new drinks and teas with monk fruit drops and erithritol (plus watching dr berg videos) kept me motivated to keep at it. The benefits of autophagy is where I got my main interest in it. I did keto and IF for health issues, not weight loss. I had pretty loose skin on my abdomen from dropping too much fat, too fast, but loose skin is a small price to pay for regaining energy, focus and overall feeling better. My joint pain decreased greatly. I wouldn't worry about loose skin. After safely loosing weight and feeling healthier, skin can be removed if desired. Good luck!

    • @timedwards752
      @timedwards752 Год назад +10

      Look into fasting for autophagy. That will help with the loose skin as you lose weight.

    • @calista1280
      @calista1280 Год назад +9

      mattie clark, You've got this! It's not difficult after watching this dr and Dr Berg, Dr Hyman etc...
      I'm currently losing weight, FINALLY! By eliminating refined carbs & IF. I extend the after dinner & sleep fast by delaying breakfast almost to lunchtime. I drink tea or coffee without creamer or honey so as not to break the fast. I then have a protein rich meal ie eggs, cheese & ham. My dinner is chicken, fish or beef & vegies with salad. I will also have a small amount of tuna or pickled herring as a snack, if I've worked hard & my energy is flagging. I may add an electrolyte drink for the afternoons to replenish & support my system.
      No potatoes, rice etc.
      The weight is falling off already!!! My body moves more easily. My mood is elevated because my aches and pains from Fibromyalgia are getting less strong as well! 👍🏻
      You can do this too! It's actually relatively easy as I dont feel hungry for the most part & I smile when I am hungry because my body is burning off the fat for energy! Win Win! 🎉

    • @johnhuesca5222
      @johnhuesca5222 Год назад +5

      I lost 60+lbs and had and have lose skin that eventually goes away especially if u excersize it takes time u didn’t put all the weight on in 1 wk it was time be patient the rewards r great 77 years old no pain and feel great join a carnivore group u need the knowledge and encouragement

    • @johanna6050
      @johanna6050 Год назад

      ​@@timedwards752Kudos for using the words, "loose," and, "lose," correctly.😉

  • @joesobhi
    @joesobhi Год назад +4

    Thanks Dr. Dominic D’Agostino taking his stand on the effect of calories in and calories out.

  • @thefisherking78
    @thefisherking78 Год назад +17

    Wonderful conversation, thank you so much!

  • @pointshealthcoaching8474
    @pointshealthcoaching8474 Год назад +8

    It's more important to be completely relaxed while you eat your primary meal and for most working people that means toward the evening. it can be the early evening which gives you plenty of time to Digest the food before you go to sleep.....

    • @LK-jn4uj
      @LK-jn4uj Год назад +2

      Yep husband ate big helping of rice for first time in a long while. His sleep was miserable ! He couldn’t cool off. I told him of the culprit- rice carbs.

  • @thesunnyroad
    @thesunnyroad Год назад +9

    This is a great interview! Ben is such an amazing and reliable source of knowledge Following a low-carb diet for more than four years and I still have fasting high insulin when my ketones go higher than 1mml still freaking me out

    • @jonthomas9708
      @jonthomas9708 Год назад +1

      Thanks for this. I have been low carb & time restricted feeding for some years and yet I have recently discovered that I am on the first rung of pre-diabetes. Learning this I reduced carbs close to zero, salad excepted, and used a continuous glucose monitor for a fortnight, including a 7day fast at the end. I had spikes in glucose unrelated to eating (fasted) and in the UK I can't seem to get tested for insulin anywhere. The whole issue is a puzzle

    • @bonnieo8
      @bonnieo8 Год назад +2

      I’m curious. Why are you freaked out. Lots of experts talk about normal ketosis vs ketoacidosis. You can’t really be in ketosis if you have high insulin levels, can you?

    • @eugeniebreida1583
      @eugeniebreida1583 Год назад +4

      @@jonthomas9708 How is your sleep? Stress levels? Many hormonal responses can/do raise glucose (and thereby insulin). Am sure my ideas here just scratching surface, google and pubmed are your friends…

    • @jonthomas9708
      @jonthomas9708 Год назад +2

      @@eugeniebreida1583 Hi Eugenie. I am aware that cortisol and exercise both can raise blood glucose. Also that getting my sleep sorted out (which I need to do) will minimise anxiety and cortisol. Question is for me, does my glucose just spike too high and too often or am I also insulin resistant? I did a crude glucose tolerance test (scarfed 75g of maltose, couldn't get hold of glucose) and my glucose level went through the roof then undershot coming down within 2 hours. Doesn't say insulin resistant to me, but then that was on the second day out of my fast so.... It grinds my gears that I have not been able to get a fasted insulin test anywhere and myself and millions of others are being kept in the dark

    • @pattireznik5547
      @pattireznik5547 Год назад +4

      In another Bikman discussion, he talked about people on low carb diets developing glucogenesis, where the liver starts making glucose independent of diet. Doesn't seem fair, but this seems to be my current situation also. Another doc I listen to is Sten Ekberg who also has much to say about this.

  • @Mo-yj3wf
    @Mo-yj3wf Год назад +10

    Hope for a part 2. Thanks.

  • @Calvinxx1
    @Calvinxx1 Год назад +11

    Great discussion by both. Highly informative and useful.

  • @tinakathleen8571
    @tinakathleen8571 Год назад +3

    Just found you. Brillant discussion. Much needed. The so called diabtes educators are failing their patients bevause they still advocate carbs as if they are someway helpful. Truth of the matter is diabtes type 2 is symptomatic of a body over run with insulin due to excessive carbs and sugars unable to be digested into energy and therefore best to be fully avoided to help body use up the excess and heal. Finding the carnivore diet only a month ago has been an answer to a prayer and found my blood sugars to reduce and remain in range all the time and weight to naturally begin to redice. So seems my body can begin to naturally heal itself as it adapts to fat as feul and uses us excess fat storres in liver and around belly ect. Basically this chat will explain in detail why a diet fully devoid of sugar and carbs and veggies and fruit and focused on animal products is the true human diet. Lets help others and let them in on the secret of good health and life, before the vile globalists take our beef away. Another fight is on the horrizen as they seek to stop beef trade.

    • @Mr_Fission
      @Mr_Fission 5 месяцев назад

      You're absolutely right. If we are eating animal meat, we're not eating grains. This is a problem to the food industry because grains are more profitable than meat. Our society is based on selling us sugar to get us sick, then selling us pill-shaped industrial chemicals to manage the illnesses we get from the sugar, then keeping us in that loop for our entire lives. The solution is animal protein. Which is why there is an effort to take it away. A healthy citizen is an unprofitable customer. It really makes me mad, but you're right.

  • @Ariella-mx3xq4cw6n
    @Ariella-mx3xq4cw6n Год назад +3

    Strange thing I was diagnosed as insulin resistant in 1968 by a consultant physician. Given no advice told I'd be diabetic by the time I was 40. I was 8s lb11 (lb113) 5'5'' and very active. I ate a normal english 50s 60s diet. We didn't take the all American diet too seriously until the 70s. When the sugar and food manufactures destroyed Professor John Judkin for saying fat good, sugar bad etc.
    I was diagnosed diabetic 2 at 74 years So I'd been in the pre diabetic state a long time. Still not on any drugs after 2 years but fighting to get a normal blood sugar. Down to pre diabetic now. Dr refuses to test for fasting insulin or prescribe any sort of glucose monitoring machine, HBA1C every 6 months. Bought my own monitor which I should not have to in UK.
    Listening to you I had signs of insulinemia, put on weight, which I could not shift, high BP in my 40s. Only now watching RUclips is my weight dropping. I've had to go almost carnivore to see any change. Dropped BP tablets from 3 to 2.
    Being almost carnivore is not good for your social life. Restaurants have meals for vegetarians but not carnivores or ketovore.
    Social gatherings a nightmare, normally brown food. So I call them sin days and enjoy myself. Don't have too many though. We don't have much summer let alone global warming, and that polluting volcano going off in Iceland has destroyed our summer.😭😭

  • @desh7120
    @desh7120 Год назад +15

    Marvellous discussion! Thank you both! New subscriber to this channel, but a follower of both of you for a number of years now.

    • @MetabolicHealthSummit
      @MetabolicHealthSummit  Год назад +2

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  • @Ariella-mx3xq4cw6n
    @Ariella-mx3xq4cw6n Год назад +5

    In the old world, we didn't have turkey. We had goose, duck, pigeon, partridge, plus animal meat. You couldn't buy pork unless there was an R in the month. Turkey is a very modern dish. Chicken was eaten at special times, we would have a capon at Christmas, easter. Working class people kept chickens in their gardens, for their eggs. When the birds stop laying due to age, they ate the chickens. They were also free range and were fed table scraps. Eggs were preserved in isinglass, for when the chickens had a down time.

    • @kriskeith703
      @kriskeith703 Год назад

      This is excellent. Thank you for the history lesson regarding meat. I had never heard about only eating pork in months with an "R" in it. I will remember this.

  • @andreels
    @andreels 2 месяца назад +2

    my triglycerides went from 1095 (A1C 13.4, glucose 486) to 165 (A1C 6.2, glucose 107) in 3 months thanks to the advice from people like Dr Bikman. very low carb, almost carnivore style, no more snacking, intermittent fasting, walking, some resistance training and NO meds, despite my Dr trying to put me on insulin, ozempic, metformin and a statin.

  • @brianedwardsu7404
    @brianedwardsu7404 Год назад +6

    DR BIKMAN - which one is good to HEAL INSULIN RESISTANCE - cardio like treadmill or walking? or doing weights?

    • @DeghaFongodMD
      @DeghaFongodMD 4 месяца назад

      Start with walking then add weights down the line

    • @brianedwardsu7404
      @brianedwardsu7404 4 месяца назад

      @@DeghaFongodMD thank you.. What else to do

  • @anahitawilson9682
    @anahitawilson9682 7 месяцев назад +2

    I’m interested in the impact of chronic stress and cortisol on IR. Is it possible to be in a pre-diabetic state as a result of chronic stress?

  • @JoJeck
    @JoJeck Год назад +6

    You didn't mention seed oils. They are a contributor to stopping weight loss on a ketogenic diet for many people so that's why nut butters and even olive oil (contaminated) can be a problem.

    • @conscious_choice
      @conscious_choice Год назад +2

      Olive oil is a fruit oil, like avocado, it's not a seed oil. But it's good to mention seed oils.

    • @barbarafairbanks4578
      @barbarafairbanks4578 Год назад +1

      He did very briefly mention seed oils, e.g., when he spoke about consuming fats with protein for better protein absorption & mTOR - in describing ideal fats he talked about consuming fruit oils like olive oil, avocado oil, coconut oil - 'not seed oils' - he did say,
      'not nut oils' but (imo) he said that only to distinguish fruit flesh oils, from fruit nut & seed type oils - in the context of which non- animal dietary fats he advocates for.

    • @barbarafairbanks4578
      @barbarafairbanks4578 Год назад +2

      JoJack - 'contaminated olive oil'?
      By 'contaminated' do you mean olive oil (especially imported) fm outside U.S. that are labeled 'extra virgin olive oil' but are bastardized (somewhere along the bottling or importing pathway), with cheap polyunsaturated oils?
      Yah, I've heard/read that can be common. Best to purchase your olive oil directly from a known reliable source that specializes in the growing of olive trees for harvesting nutrient rich, pure EVOO - rather than buying at the grocery store.

  • @kathyfaulk710
    @kathyfaulk710 Год назад +5

    my daughter's glucose is fine. She had doubts and checked insulin. It was off the charts.

  • @lindamcneil711
    @lindamcneil711 Год назад +11

    What a great dialogue.
    Thank you for this conversation.
    Wait, does Bikman have a music background too? Did he just say, … “let me just riff on. [the topic]?” Discussing protein levels and mTORR. So awesome.

  • @forexstudent9084
    @forexstudent9084 Год назад +4

    1. What is a GCM? #FSKeto
    2. Adipo-IT test, which measure adipose tissue, gives the earliest sign of insulin resistance.
    3. Triglycerides is not an indication of how much fat is being consumed, instead it is how much fat is being made by the liver, and insulin will dictate that.

  • @brittaniewilliams5472
    @brittaniewilliams5472 8 месяцев назад +1

    I'd like to ask Dr. Bikman a question. @Dr. Bikman, could you do a video that will lay out the biological steps the body goes through when you start to see insulin resistance being reversed? such as weight loss, possibly elevated glucose levels while simultaneously being in optimal ketosis ie 2 hours post meal (every meal throughout the day, so the glucose remains at 140mg/dL all day) with ketones ranging from 1.8mmol/L up to 3.5 mmol/L?

  • @jeannedigennaro6484
    @jeannedigennaro6484 Год назад +6

    I’m glad you explained how carbs raising insulin is more problematic than protein raising MTOR.

  • @tallcedars2310
    @tallcedars2310 Год назад +3

    About chicken, I'm old enough to remember that chicken tasted awesome and now it's tasteless and has a chemical or metalic taste once in awhile. Totally agree the breeding has ruined chicken meat.
    Calories do not matter to me, what matters is that I'm satiated, and that I learned to stop eating fat/meat when full. This is because I know I can eat when needed so calorie counting does not come into play.

  • @tonystonebraker
    @tonystonebraker Месяц назад

    Just ordered the over the counter CGM Stelo. I am so interested in seeing the data on how food change my blood sugar. Especially since we have upped our protein.

  • @beastshawnee
    @beastshawnee Год назад +6

    Glad to have found Dr Bikman from Dr Berry!

  • @adelecasali268
    @adelecasali268 Месяц назад

    In some people triglycerides can remain higher on a low carb diet if they consume coffee, because of something similar to a caffeine resistance. I know a person whose tryglicerides were stable and dramatically dropped after quitting coffee (she was already on a carnivore diet). Hope it helps!

  • @robertwood9984
    @robertwood9984 17 дней назад

    Questions about Chicken please,
    1) why is Chicken lowest on the pole for choosing for protein? If it is low fat butter can be part of the meal. Is there another reason it is lowest of the choices?
    2) are fish, sardines, mackerel, to be chosen before Chicken?
    Thanks!

  • @deborahward489
    @deborahward489 Год назад +8

    I have a question. You mention that when fat cells get too large, they explode and reek havoc on the body. What if someone gets treatments like laser lipo or cryo lipo that breaks fat down? They mention that the fat cells are broken down and the fat is simply released from the body through the lymphatic system. Is this dangerous? If so, why?

    • @tmr3927
      @tmr3927 Год назад +1

      Great question. Would love to see a response to this.

    • @DeghaFongodMD
      @DeghaFongodMD 4 месяца назад

      Laser Lipo and Cryolipolysis cause the removal or destruction of fat cells in the body which can lead to worsening insulin resistance down the line because we have a set number of fat cells and if we remove some, the rest will have more work to do and can become insulin resistant much faster

    • @deborahward489
      @deborahward489 4 месяца назад +1

      @@DeghaFongodMD Interesting. TY

  • @bhenny560
    @bhenny560 Год назад +2

    I don’t understand how to determine my HDL and Triglyceride ratio
    My HDL is 70 my triglycerides 100
    And my total cholesterol is 312
    I’m scared so I’m improving my diet and totally going fat free. 10 years ago I had a colon resection and my appendix and cecum were removed so I think that’s why my cholesterol is going up. My A1c is 5.6 I’m trying to lower it and my calcium 10.4
    How do I lower the LDL Dr. Bikman?
    I exercise for daily and close all my rings on my watch and walking 8,000 steps a day. I’m 70 year old female.

    • @jeannedigennaro6484
      @jeannedigennaro6484 Год назад +2

      Fat free is a NAD choice. As he said, protein and fat come together naturally. There has been no proven link between saturated fat intake and heart disease. Even the College of Cardiologists published a mega analysis that pointed this out. ALL your hormones are made with fat, in addition to all the cell membranes , etc. , in your body. You can absorb fat soluble vitamins if you are not eating fat. Fat is also satiating. We ALWAYS have room for carbs. 😏

  • @kayc2579
    @kayc2579 Год назад +5

    Well, that was interesting. Unfortunately I'd didn't really go into the questions that I have about lowering insulin and insulin resistance. I had heard Dr. Bikman talk briefly about long term fasting as an excellent way to address these issues and wanted more information. How long is he thinking when he says "long term"? Anyway interesting information.

  • @bnmsa
    @bnmsa Год назад +4

    Nice interview 👌 . Ive heard a T2D can become a T1D when the pancreas completely shuts down but Dr. Bikman is saying that doesn’t happen?

    • @cynthianickle5117
      @cynthianickle5117 7 месяцев назад

      12:30 pm

    • @cynthianickle5117
      @cynthianickle5117 7 месяцев назад

      My doctor said that now that I'm type 2 my pancreas will never work again no matter what I do. Very frustrating.
      Is it true?

    • @bnmsa
      @bnmsa 7 месяцев назад

      Depends how long uv been a T2D if it’s been for decades he might be right that u need some meds or diet to keep ur sugars low. But since he can’t see ur pancreas he can’t really say

  •  2 месяца назад

    Wonderfull talk! You both are the top on the top in this field. 👍

  • @rajeshtanwar2445
    @rajeshtanwar2445 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much for sharing this insightful and unique analysis covering various aspects of insulin resistance and food choices ❤🎉

  • @magdalenaw7378
    @magdalenaw7378 6 месяцев назад

    That is what happened with me, as well. In fact, he told we don’t need to do until one gets diabetes,

  • @cristelle121
    @cristelle121 Год назад +1

    I love love them❤ they simplify things for me. I subscribed to this great chanel

  • @MABO07
    @MABO07 Год назад +4

    I have insulin resistance, probably due to the fact that I had undiagnosed hypercortisolism for several years (5-10 years?) because Drs are horrible and refused to believe that anything was wrong with me other than having anxiety and depression and what they assumed was poor diet/lack of exercise (ridiculous! I’ve always been active!) Anyway, yes, I can’t lose weight anymore. I also developed exercise intolerance and sun/heat intolerance after my left adrenal removed with the cortisol producing tumor. My cortisol levels are normal now but the weight just stays on. My endocrinologist prescribed Metformin and that was a disaster. I felt my veins and heart constricting after taking it for a few days. I tried getting back on it 3 times. Every time I tried taking Metformin I felt horrible. Now I’m taking Berberine a and other glucose controlling supplements with my meals and I feel better, I just don’t know if I’ll lose weight.

    • @gordonredwood3909
      @gordonredwood3909 Год назад +3

      I lost my left kidney and adrenal gland to cancer. I eat extreamly low carb and have normal blood sugar and kidney, adrenal function now for the first time in forever. I take no meds. I have to be cautious with exercise as my blood pressure will get too low from low adrenaline. I workout hard once or twice a week but I will use a no carb sweetened electrolyte(lmnt}. I'm not sure of the mechanism but I experiment a lot. My blood sugar will get to 3.9 or 4 but I feel great and my BP doesn't go under 103/65. If I just drink water or electrolyte my BP will get down to 93/57. I hope you do great on your journey.

    • @ellensoomers9496
      @ellensoomers9496 9 месяцев назад +1

      Did you try fasting? I have the same things and fasting is really the only thing that works for me!

  • @songs1093
    @songs1093 Год назад +3

    Can we reverse the insulin resistance that is caused due to chronic stress?I believe i got T2D because of stress i have taken..Please help me.

    • @ellensoomers9496
      @ellensoomers9496 9 месяцев назад

      Really dive into intermitting fasting, watch dr.Berg and Dr. Pradip Jamnadas, MD, it is a tough road but it can be reversed! Actually, i have tried everything for the last 30 years and finally i have a way out of this misery. Please watch Dr. Pradip Jamnadas and you can start a new life without feeling sick and overweight. Good luck, YOU CAN DO THIS!

    • @oxanarolph9874
      @oxanarolph9874 3 месяца назад

      You can't without dietary intervention and reducing stress level

  • @ec1sacrament
    @ec1sacrament Год назад +2

    I was hoping to have two questions answered? Does artificial sweeteners cause insulin levels to spike? What type of test would you recommend in an annual health visit?

  • @gretachristian1775
    @gretachristian1775 8 месяцев назад +1

    What about hairloss on low carb diets? When I eat low carb for too long I actually start losing my hair. Is there a nutrient that I could be missing that causes that?

    • @TimBocephus
      @TimBocephus 7 месяцев назад

      Dr Ken Berry has talked about that. I can't remember what he said though. Maybe something like you're portion controlling yourself

  • @jgm3946
    @jgm3946 7 месяцев назад

    I wish I had watched this before my physical last week. My doctor would not do an insulin test, said glucose was all that was needed. He told me that eating fat is what causes diabetes. He told me that as soon as I go off of Keto (guess he is assuming I will), I will immediately be insulin resistant and will get diabetes. He also said that by refusing to go vegetarian, I would die 3 years earlier. I told him it was worth it, I hate most vegetables. So, I will get my own tests done...

  • @elviralopez6401
    @elviralopez6401 Год назад +1

    Thank you for sharing your valuable knowledge. How do we measure our insulin and what is a normal insulin

    • @amyhood6562
      @amyhood6562 Год назад

      You can ask your doctor to order the lab for you. My endocrinologist orders one on me every 3
      months.

    • @Alwan-n9s
      @Alwan-n9s 5 месяцев назад

      Homa- AR test

  • @sandracone-dr5tz
    @sandracone-dr5tz 2 месяца назад

    I have found your talks so interesting. A friend of mine has M E, please can you advise if this is a result of insulin resistance. many thanks.

  • @crowdancer5
    @crowdancer5 Год назад +2

    I keep searching for more and better info on individuals 80+ slipping into insulin resistance....and am on medicare nd cant aford to purchase a continuous monitor....I want to prevent tipping into diabetes!!!.....I wont take insulin if I am forced to wait until Medicares criteria is adhered to....they just wont pay until there is a diagnosis. More help directed towards elders needs please....everything I find is geared toward folks in 30------60 range.

  • @leadimentoobrien1221
    @leadimentoobrien1221 Год назад +5

    I listen with wireless headset as I get stuff done

  • @nabil7sleiman
    @nabil7sleiman Год назад +26

    It would be better if the presenter let Bikman talk more. I don’t care that he loves turkey, I wanted to hear about red meat.

    • @aveccoeur3874
      @aveccoeur3874 Год назад

      Plant based !

    • @shoegal7
      @shoegal7 Год назад +5

      Yes, it's a shame he kept interrupting Professor Bikman.

  • @YVM3311
    @YVM3311 Год назад +2

    I went on a carnivore diet 4 months ago and my triglycerides actually doubled from 45 to 80. Any idea why? I’ve been 99% zero carb diet. Only thing I kept is coffee.

    • @renee2nadia
      @renee2nadia Год назад

      Look on you tube for Cyrus Khambatta - mastering diabetes.

    • @kriskeith703
      @kriskeith703 Год назад +2

      Watch Dr. Ken Berry's video on this subject. If I remember right, it may be because of the increased red meat in our diet.

    • @YVM3311
      @YVM3311 Год назад +1

      It has since come back down to 60. So I think it was just a transitional process . Also I realized I had had a big steak for dinner night before blood tests and had been barely 12h. So the values came in a bit higher due to not being fully fasted .

  • @bitahosseini9726
    @bitahosseini9726 Год назад +2

    Awesome lots lots of useful information

  • @Mr-hn2bp
    @Mr-hn2bp Год назад

    Tofu is coagulated soy extract, not fermented as such. However, tofu can be fermented and deep fried 臭豆腐or salted腐乳with or without red leaven 南乳腐。

  • @Maddogtrader
    @Maddogtrader Год назад +1

    If I am adding fat to protein shake what kind should I add? Mct oil?

  • @Texasketogirl
    @Texasketogirl Год назад

    I have seen one of my customers decline. She use to say she had constant migraines headaches, I saw her a year ago and she was bone thin, her husband called my office a few months ago that she now has dementia and to remove her as a driver from their auto policy. I knew she had diabetes but now I think all of these signs are part of that.

  • @cheryldavis6011
    @cheryldavis6011 Год назад +1

    Superb discussion!

  • @johngmccune
    @johngmccune Год назад +3

    host hogs the microphone too much

  • @grumpyinbrooklyn6347
    @grumpyinbrooklyn6347 Месяц назад

    Love Dr. Bikman, but I'm so happy he was not my endo and refused to give me insulin as a "type 2" that ended up being type 1! Then again, maybe he would have picked on the atypical nature of my diabetes at the time (fasting insulin and C-peptide NORMAL).

  • @colleenholland2366
    @colleenholland2366 Год назад +2

    Excellent academic conversation-Thank you for the great content!

  • @helener2477
    @helener2477 3 месяца назад

    What is an "optimal" triglyceride level. I know the lab range is wide but they never mentiona optimal

  • @rosannapuleo9365
    @rosannapuleo9365 Год назад +1

    Can you explain why I am strict keto I eat under 10 carbs a day, some days zero carbs. I interment fast daily 18/6. yet my cholesterol keeps creeping up. My triglyceride ratio is high at like 5%. I don't know where Im going wrong?

    • @AF573
      @AF573 Год назад

      Is LDL going up? What's you HDL and triglyceride look like?

    • @markbrooksbank9067
      @markbrooksbank9067 7 месяцев назад

      I have the same issue, I am focusing more on poly unsaturated fats rather than saturated as these can significantly increase trigly

    • @CraigChristie-bv2bt
      @CraigChristie-bv2bt 5 месяцев назад

      Why do you think something is wrong with high cholestrol? Look into cholesterol and you may find that many have this marker upside down! There are different types of cholesterol... so it might go up, but if bigger type then quite good. It is a bit like thinking my weight has gone up so that is bad, when I could be adding muscle and losing fat and gain weight... the key is composition.

  • @jeannedigennaro6484
    @jeannedigennaro6484 Год назад +4

    As a carnivore, I like Dr. Bikman’s meal timing.

    • @aveccoeur3874
      @aveccoeur3874 Год назад

      Animals don't deserve industry.
      Healthier and happier plant based!!

    • @ellensoomers9496
      @ellensoomers9496 9 месяцев назад

      @@aveccoeur3874 Amen to that!

  • @charlesamuyunzu9600
    @charlesamuyunzu9600 6 месяцев назад

    Is it possible that slowing insulin resistance could slow down the aging process?

  • @sdluedtke7803
    @sdluedtke7803 Год назад

    Thank you for your video today …. Very informative.

  • @sharonlasper8999
    @sharonlasper8999 Год назад +1

    Read his book it's a fantastic Read. 👏

  • @debbiesearle8442
    @debbiesearle8442 11 месяцев назад

    Is it possible for type 1 diabetics to have insulin resistance

  • @caitoxose
    @caitoxose 11 месяцев назад

    He seems to be going on and on about how bad insulin is and how important it is to know what the patient's insulin level is. No word on how knowing that level would alter the management of the diabetic patient coming to the doctor.

  • @delanasullivan5240
    @delanasullivan5240 Год назад

    13:20 09.22.23. im so glad I found this. Recently diagnosed DB2. Higbloodpressure 10 years. I need to loose 40 lbs. 1st. I dont want to take med but i feel so awful i need to because its been a A1c 8-10.5. this has been going on 3 years. I now realize all issues i have had were related to high blood sugar. So now i Research literature im super interested in the mitochondria and the deeper root change sonthat i can reverse this. Im active busy..love a challenge. But my brain is off mybentire body is. And sadly i have suddenly lost muscle. So eleimating the "fun stuff" , im great w tweaking my diet and taking the time to prepare fresh foods, and becoming more purposeful excerise. But what can i do you think to quickly get my body back to mostly a more healthy state in years maybe 20!

    • @cherylcraft6761
      @cherylcraft6761 Год назад +1

      Commit to 30 days of extremely low to no carb. Get plenty of salt during this time and possibly potassium and magnesium as well. You will notice a huge difference in the way you feel within 30 days!

  • @DennisNowland
    @DennisNowland Год назад

    Professor Roy Taylor, at Newcastle University got the answer and an excellent treatment plan. I'm sure you know about that or if you don't, you should do. Look forward to your reply.

  • @fantommm
    @fantommm Год назад +1

    I have read on the internet that lean meat is better. But here Dr. Bikman says that the meat that we consume is better when it has some fat. Which one is the truth?

    • @CraigChristie-bv2bt
      @CraigChristie-bv2bt 5 месяцев назад

      A bigger picture view may be required... increasing fat and reducing fat shifts the proportions of where your macro nutrients come from. This why low fat diet leads to high carb, increased Insulin, increased IR and poorer heath outcomes. So overall replace carbs with fat for better health.

  • @sylviaking8866
    @sylviaking8866 Год назад

    The physiological insulin resistance is an evolutionary advantage. This glucose sparing mechanism that switches on to spare glucose for red blood cells and the brain is what helped our species survive harsh environments. What is sad today is that people have lost this metabolic flexibility due to hyperinsulinemia. The Khoisan in Africa can hunt for over 8 hours running and walking in the dessert without needing food let alone carbs. They are a great example of our hunter gatherer ancestors.

  • @IrshadAhmad-kt7jr
    @IrshadAhmad-kt7jr 7 месяцев назад

    I m 64years old n diabetic for the last 24 years. I m on low carb diet for the 8 months, my total cholesterol raised from 99 to 235 and Triglycerides raised for 125 to 256, LDL and VlL also raised a bit. I m not using statins, taking metformin 500mg twice a day and veldagliptin 50mg twice a day. Can anyone explain it to me please .

  • @bread-studio
    @bread-studio Год назад +1

    Really informative

  • @bigmalarkin6751
    @bigmalarkin6751 Год назад

    I would like to know the physiology of why giving more and more insulin makes the insulin resistance worse? Approx 16 mins into video.
    I have basic anatomical knowledge as a nurse. But can’t work this one out. Am I being thick???

    • @ellensoomers9496
      @ellensoomers9496 9 месяцев назад

      Eating rises your insuline, your cells resist the insuline and it is turned into fat.

  • @tonyaq.333
    @tonyaq.333 11 месяцев назад

    Awesome info, Thank you!

  • @lmyers9999
    @lmyers9999 6 месяцев назад

    Psychological eating has to be recognized and treated in a certain people who are addicted to eating in general as socialization and ignoring satiety

  • @YVM3311
    @YVM3311 Год назад

    Question, so if all cells have insulin receptors what are the insulin receptors in insulin doing in the body other than delivering glucose to the cells? If our bodies run optimally on key tones, send, why do our bodies and our cells all have insulin receptors if we could live without them? Disclaimer I’ve been on keto for years and carnivore for the past four months and feel great but the question persists.

  • @kathya1956
    @kathya1956 11 месяцев назад

    So weight loss should fix insulin resistance?

  • @StevenLewis-u1j
    @StevenLewis-u1j 9 месяцев назад +1

    Fried chicken has lots of fat. Chicken salad usually is made with a fatty dressing. A chicken sandwich with mayo will provide the necessary fat.

  • @WA4OSH
    @WA4OSH 5 месяцев назад

    Does LabCorp have a GLP-1 level test?

  • @cathyluck1820
    @cathyluck1820 7 месяцев назад

    I am doing IF and LCHF. It takes 30+ hours for my urine to register ketone. What is most likely happening?

    • @dennisroberts4282
      @dennisroberts4282 4 месяца назад

      Go on Westman's diet. He makes it easy to get yourself right. Plenty of his youtube vids.

  • @linsteele1820
    @linsteele1820 Год назад

    I did keto and dropped from 7.8 to 6.4. However I was unable to eat normal balanced meals and keep glucose down so I started back on half a glymperide pill plus 2 metformins a day. Sugar is down nicely. Is this bad? I'm age 75

    • @thecolonel-truesoutherngen2230
      @thecolonel-truesoutherngen2230 Год назад +3

      see Dr Ken Berry's vids on Proper Human Diet. you experienced the Proper Human Diet going keto. what you are considering "normal balanced diet" is not healthy. I'm 70, and switched to the PHD 1/2022, now carnivore for past 9 months . the PHD cured my NAFLD, pre-diabeties, CKD, high BP, increased testosterone, and lost 40lbs. see Dr Berry's vids on Keto 101. it is a lifestyle change, well worth the minimal effort.

  • @YVM3311
    @YVM3311 Год назад +1

    What about duck !? I love duck ! Darker stronger in taste yum !

  • @MichaelAnderson-i4q
    @MichaelAnderson-i4q 9 месяцев назад

    I note these newish weight loss drugs previously only used for diabetes have an effect of increased insulin I can see lots of problems with prolonged raised insulin

  • @bobcocampo
    @bobcocampo Год назад +7

    Test this diet to prisoners as part of their therapy with their mental health

  • @madcatguy6
    @madcatguy6 5 месяцев назад

    Can i reverse type 2 diabetes as a vegan. ?

  • @onmybike8204
    @onmybike8204 Год назад +2

    Bad host . Great Dr. Brinkmann .Gabi from Germany

  • @papazjose1274
    @papazjose1274 Год назад +2

    I do not like chicken, but like Turkey. Grew up on a farm...

  • @bruceprigge5212
    @bruceprigge5212 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you ! 😊