Thanks for sharing Jessica - so important to know for people that they are not alone. Its maddening tot think so may will suffer still until they get exposed to alternatives. Incredible ! Safe journey home to Tel Aviv !
Your talk made me think of Rachel Carson's epic work: Silent Spring, and Jeffrey Smith's enlightening work on GMO and glyphosate. Thanks to you and Mr. Feldman for continuing to promote well being.
Whoa. Thank you so much for graciously likening my talk to Carson and Smith. I'm proud to be part of this powerful medical revolution and I hope people who watch this are inspired to join us.
Thank you. I really enjoy hearing experiences like this. Sadly I have family members who I know are, and work colleagues who I can see simply by looking at their body shape, that are metabolically unhealthy but I'm not able to say anything to them. I have remitted my T2 diabetes by changing to low carb. However there are times when I have been in the shops and started an general conversation with another shopper and it has led to being able to share my experience. Just the other day mentioned to a staff member that I had lost a lot of weight and was buying new clothes and she needed to lose weight (she was only a tiny bit overweight) and asked how I had done it. It turned out that both she and her husband have been diagnosed with T2 prediabetes. I wrote done some helpful videos to watch and she was very thankful.
Fascinating and thought-provoking talk, Jessica - inspiring to watch and to learn from your experience! We can ALL benefit from the lessons you shared - both on metabolic health and on fighting hard and resisting easy explanations when your health is at stake
Such an important message. I just listened to a podcast with actress Christina Applegate and I knew she had multiple sclerosis, but I knew very little about her background or life. As I started listening I wondered whether she might be a long-term vegan or vegetarian. I bet everyone reading this knows the answer already
Hey Dave, I was wondering about how to attend these conferences/expos in the future. Is there a website or resource to keep up to date with these events?
My mom had severe auto-immune issues and was in and out of the hospital for my whole life - lupus, arthritis, heart disease & she grew large non-cancerous tumors (one was the size of a grapefruit on her heart). She went keto last year and is weaning herself off of most of her meds. I so wish that anyone could have helped her earlier. I grew up thinking she was going to die every single year of my childhood. Some of the drugs she was on completely changed her personality for the worse. Several divorces and marriages. The medical community did nothing of value for her - even after a visit to the Mayo Clinic. She has yet to tell her current doctor what she's doing, for fear he'll fire her. But, I'm so glad she's finally taken her agency back and is feeling better. Better at 80 than never, I guess.
Well I've been diagnosed with LADA about two years ago and can definitely say I'm 100% reliant on taking insulin! I was doing a healthy Ketogenic diet for about five years prior to my diagnose,now I'm doing Carnivore, but still need the insulin. Point is: not everyone with lada can without insulin!! Maybe when you're really close at the beginning you can do with your own insulin?
@SandyBatten1962 if LADA has been there for a long time than you need insuline because the beta cell's are gone. The lady from the video has been on time and is nursing the leftover beta cell's with that diet, but that doesn't mean she's cured or reversed her diabetes. Food is not the only thing that destroy the beta cell's, it's also stress and viruses witch triggers the immune system that in his turns attack the pancreas. The way its been told is its reversible, and that's not true! What's gone is gone and ain't coming back. She's lucky she's been on-time with it. That's the only difference why it behaves different, ones further down the road than the other, principal stays the same.
"I was doing a healthy Ketogenic diet for about five years prior to my diagnose" What do you mean by "healthy"? Did that include foods high in oxaltes?
@btudrus yes that's right. It was Carnivore with lots of nuts and vegetables. Now only meat eggs fat Greek yoghurt and some slices of cheese with my eggs. That's all I eat at this moment. Only water, no coffee or tea.
Hi Jessica, thanks for your talk 🙏. If you say that you were able to 'reverse' LADA. Which parameter did you track to conclude this? What were your c-peptide levels before and 'after'?
Hi! Thanks for watching. I view it more as a 'remission' of sorts. Changing my diet/lifestyle did not restore lost beta cell function, but it appears to have stopped the destructive 'autoimmune' process. My conclusion is based on having normal BG and maintaining an A1c in the low 5's. If I eat carbs, my BG will spike and it will take some hours to normalize. Often, I'll end up low with unpleasant symptoms of reactive hypoglycemia. Obviously, I can't say what will work for anyone else, but I believe there is hope for healing and that we don't have to assume that every autoimmune process will be progressive.
Well done & thank you Jessica ! I was able to put my autoimmune thyroid ( Hashimoto’s ) into remission with normalizing of thyroid antibodies after 2 years of a strict carnivore ketogenic nutritional therapy ! I brought back in low carb mostly organic veges for a year and antibodies crept up again , with return of joint pain and psoriatic skin issues . Currently back to being strict again but have also gone down other rabbit holes - to help improve mitochondrial health by using light therapy and grounding practices to restore circadian rhythms - we are complex beings of light , as well - so optimal mitochondrial health may not be just about our food , but also improving our light diets ( use of early morning sunlight / Red light therapy to counter the excessive blue light exposure from modern living )
I also went from a vegetarian to a person who does eat meat. I constantly remind myself that nature does not care about my ideology of not eating animals and being vegetarian
This is really fascinating and good news to hear. My 10 year old is Type 1. I'm 44 and have been a vegetarian for 31 years. All my blood work and physical health is in great condition. Everything comes back in the ideal ranges and I have performed at high levels of physical fitness when I've wanted to. The one thing I do suffer from is anxiety. That said, I've had a lot of life challenges that would explain this development over my life time. If eating meat would have an impact in reducing my anxiety I would do it. I want to believe eating meat could be the "cure", yet there are so many highly successful vegan athletes that by outward appearances do not suffer from mental health disorders. It's clear, to me, that you can be and perform at peak fitness and health by not eating meat. And I don't believe you could perform at that high level with debilitating anxiety or mental health disorders. So I still have questions. If lack of meat caused anxiety, then it would seem that all vegetarians suffer from it but I just don't believe that to be true. So I'm still not sure what to believe.
I have been recently listening to a lot of n=1 carnivore testimonies on YTube at No Carb Life .. many of the individuals are pleasantly amazed that their chronic anxiety / depression disappears - along with joint pain, skin rashes and improved metabolic markers .. as one of the interviewers said , your biology doesn’t care what you believe - meat & saturated fat heals , & is impt for our bodies & brains biology - worth checking out
Thank you for watching! It's great that you're in good health. I can give you a few resources if you're interested in learning more about nutrition and the brain: the org Metabolic Mind, books: Brain Energy by Chris Palmer, and Change your Diet, Change your Mind by Georgia Ede.
You don't have to believe in anyone or anything, just try it for a few months, I guarantee you that eating mostly fatty meat will make you feel better.
Just because all vegetarians don't suffer from anxiety does not mean that it can't happen. Not all smokers die of lung cancer. I do know that since I have been ketovore that I no longer feel any anxiety in any situation. It's like it's just not possible. It's kind of freaky, frankly.
That speech was astonishing and gave me goosebumps. Thank you
Thank you so much for watching!
Same here. Listened with my s on. Goosebumps
@@Maria-ue7np Thank you for listening 💕
Thank you for posting this, Dave! I'm sad I couldn't make it to Vegas. And thank you for all the good you are doing for humanity.
Thanks for sharing Jessica - so important to know for people that they are not alone. Its maddening tot think so may will suffer still until they get exposed to alternatives. Incredible ! Safe journey home to Tel Aviv !
Us LADA all have the same experience. RD told me to eat at least 50g carbs. I said nope. Thankfully I already found Dr. Bernstein.
Your talk made me think of Rachel Carson's epic work: Silent Spring, and Jeffrey Smith's enlightening work on GMO and glyphosate. Thanks to you and Mr. Feldman for continuing to promote well being.
Whoa. Thank you so much for graciously likening my talk to Carson and Smith. I'm proud to be part of this powerful medical revolution and I hope people who watch this are inspired to join us.
Thank you for sharing!! More people need to hear your story!
Thank you!
Thank you. I really enjoy hearing experiences like this. Sadly I have family members who I know are, and work colleagues who I can see simply by looking at their body shape, that are metabolically unhealthy but I'm not able to say anything to them. I have remitted my T2 diabetes by changing to low carb. However there are times when I have been in the shops and started an general conversation with another shopper and it has led to being able to share my experience. Just the other day mentioned to a staff member that I had lost a lot of weight and was buying new clothes and she needed to lose weight (she was only a tiny bit overweight) and asked how I had done it. It turned out that both she and her husband have been diagnosed with T2 prediabetes. I wrote done some helpful videos to watch and she was very thankful.
We need more of this kind of stuff!
Fascinating and thought-provoking talk, Jessica - inspiring to watch and to learn from your experience! We can ALL benefit from the lessons you shared - both on metabolic health and on fighting hard and resisting easy explanations when your health is at stake
Thank you!
So clear. Thank you!
Thank you so much for posting these presentations.
Such encouraging information. Your trip from Tel Aviv will save many people from many trips to the ER.
Thank you!
Jessica’s story is powerful and inspiring! 👏 🙏
Thank you!
Totally inspiring!
Such an important message. I just listened to a podcast with actress Christina Applegate and I knew she had multiple sclerosis, but I knew very little about her background or life. As I started listening I wondered whether she might be a long-term vegan or vegetarian. I bet everyone reading this knows the answer already
Thank you! Hopefully, Christina will find her way to better health.
Thank you for sharing and thank you to Jessica for sharing her story.
Thank you!
So inspiring! So important to become common sense advocates of our own health.
Thank you!
Jessica, thank you so much for telling your story, it means a lot to so many. 🇮🇱 🇺🇸
Thank you!
Jessica Apple I'm so grateful for your testimony; and I pray continually for the safety and well-being of all in Israel
Thank you!
Jessica, thank you - just thank you.
It was an honor to be there. Thank YOU!
Hey Jessica, I heard your talk live in Vegas and enjoyed re-listening to it here on RUclips. Well done!
Thank you! Your talk was great! So glad we were part of such a wonderful event!
Hey Dave, I was wondering about how to attend these conferences/expos in the future. Is there a website or resource to keep up to date with these events?
My mom had severe auto-immune issues and was in and out of the hospital for my whole life - lupus, arthritis, heart disease & she grew large non-cancerous tumors (one was the size of a grapefruit on her heart). She went keto last year and is weaning herself off of most of her meds. I so wish that anyone could have helped her earlier. I grew up thinking she was going to die every single year of my childhood. Some of the drugs she was on completely changed her personality for the worse. Several divorces and marriages. The medical community did nothing of value for her - even after a visit to the Mayo Clinic. She has yet to tell her current doctor what she's doing, for fear he'll fire her. But, I'm so glad she's finally taken her agency back and is feeling better. Better at 80 than never, I guess.
I’m sorry for your/ your mom’s struggles. It’s nice and encouraging to learn that keto is helping. Thank you for sharing!
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That was awesome...
Thank you!
Thank you ❤
Excellent thanks very much 😅
Well I've been diagnosed with LADA about two years ago and can definitely say I'm 100% reliant on taking insulin!
I was doing a healthy Ketogenic diet for about five years prior to my diagnose,now I'm doing Carnivore, but still need the insulin.
Point is: not everyone with lada can without insulin!!
Maybe when you're really close at the beginning you can do with your own insulin?
Not every persons LADA behaves in exactly the same way. If you don’t produce insulin you take insulin There’s no negotiating it
@SandyBatten1962 if LADA has been there for a long time than you need insuline because the beta cell's are gone.
The lady from the video has been on time and is nursing the leftover beta cell's with that diet, but that doesn't mean she's cured or reversed her diabetes.
Food is not the only thing that destroy the beta cell's, it's also stress and viruses witch triggers the immune system that in his turns attack the pancreas.
The way its been told is its reversible, and that's not true!
What's gone is gone and ain't coming back.
She's lucky she's been on-time with it.
That's the only difference why it behaves different, ones further down the road than the other, principal stays the same.
Que cantidad de unidades necesitas
"I was doing a healthy Ketogenic diet for about five years prior to my diagnose"
What do you mean by "healthy"? Did that include foods high in oxaltes?
@btudrus yes that's right.
It was Carnivore with lots of nuts and vegetables.
Now only meat eggs fat Greek yoghurt and some slices of cheese with my eggs. That's all I eat at this moment.
Only water, no coffee or tea.
"diabetes industry" - well said.
What you just described was part of a journey finding Shalom.
I like the fact that the same as Mr Saladino is not having a salad, Ms Apple is not having an apple
Hahahaha. And what about Dr. Berry?
@@jessicaapple889 Good one!
Amazing talk!
Thank you!
Some of us are winners and just will not quit no matter what hand we are dealt ...Some of us actually think on our on also...
Hi Jessica, thanks for your talk 🙏. If you say that you were able to 'reverse' LADA. Which parameter did you track to conclude this? What were your c-peptide levels before and 'after'?
Hi! Thanks for watching. I view it more as a 'remission' of sorts. Changing my diet/lifestyle did not restore lost beta cell function, but it appears to have stopped the destructive 'autoimmune' process. My conclusion is based on having normal BG and maintaining an A1c in the low 5's. If I eat carbs, my BG will spike and it will take some hours to normalize. Often, I'll end up low with unpleasant symptoms of reactive hypoglycemia.
Obviously, I can't say what will work for anyone else, but I believe there is hope for healing and that we don't have to assume that every autoimmune process will be progressive.
Well done & thank you Jessica ! I was able to put my autoimmune thyroid ( Hashimoto’s ) into remission with normalizing of thyroid antibodies after 2 years of a strict carnivore ketogenic nutritional therapy ! I brought back in low carb mostly organic veges for a year and antibodies crept up again , with return of joint pain and psoriatic skin issues . Currently back to being strict again but have also gone down other rabbit holes - to help improve mitochondrial health by using light therapy and grounding practices to restore circadian rhythms - we are complex beings of light , as well - so optimal mitochondrial health may not be just about our food , but also improving our light diets ( use of early morning sunlight / Red light therapy to counter the excessive blue light exposure from modern living )
@@waterlily6901 so glad you’re doing well. Earthing helps me too! Yes CR and light 💕💕💕
I also went from a vegetarian to a person who does eat meat. I constantly remind myself that nature does not care about my ideology of not eating animals and being vegetarian
This is really fascinating and good news to hear. My 10 year old is Type 1. I'm 44 and have been a vegetarian for 31 years. All my blood work and physical health is in great condition. Everything comes back in the ideal ranges and I have performed at high levels of physical fitness when I've wanted to. The one thing I do suffer from is anxiety. That said, I've had a lot of life challenges that would explain this development over my life time. If eating meat would have an impact in reducing my anxiety I would do it. I want to believe eating meat could be the "cure", yet there are so many highly successful vegan athletes that by outward appearances do not suffer from mental health disorders. It's clear, to me, that you can be and perform at peak fitness and health by not eating meat. And I don't believe you could perform at that high level with debilitating anxiety or mental health disorders. So I still have questions. If lack of meat caused anxiety, then it would seem that all vegetarians suffer from it but I just don't believe that to be true. So I'm still not sure what to believe.
I have been recently listening to a lot of n=1 carnivore testimonies on YTube at No Carb Life .. many of the individuals are pleasantly amazed that their chronic anxiety / depression disappears - along with joint pain, skin rashes and improved metabolic markers .. as one of the interviewers said , your biology doesn’t care what you believe - meat & saturated fat heals , & is impt for our bodies & brains biology - worth checking out
Thank you for watching! It's great that you're in good health. I can give you a few resources if you're interested in learning more about nutrition and the brain: the org Metabolic Mind, books: Brain Energy by Chris Palmer, and Change your Diet, Change your Mind by Georgia Ede.
You don't have to believe in anyone or anything, just try it for a few months, I guarantee you that eating mostly fatty meat will make you feel better.
Just because all vegetarians don't suffer from anxiety does not mean that it can't happen. Not all smokers die of lung cancer. I do know that since I have been ketovore that I no longer feel any anxiety in any situation. It's like it's just not possible. It's kind of freaky, frankly.
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5:52 WOW! I was with the audience at this revelation, geez that dietician ... argh!
My hearing's not the best.. does anyone know the name of the lady with MS who went from wheelchair to cycling?
Dr. Terry Wahls 😊
@@jessicaapple889 thank you. :)