Why Big Pharma Hates This Doctor's Diabetes Solution! - with Dr Mariela Glandt
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- In this eye-opening interview, Dr. Eric Westman sits down with Dr. Mariela Glandt to discuss the revolutionary approach to diabetes management that Big Pharma doesn’t want you to know about. Dr. Glandt, a traditionally trained endocrinologist, reveals how she transitioned from prescribing medication to advocating for lifestyle changes and the ketogenic diet.
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I put on a low carb conference in 2014 and Eric Westman came and talked
at it. He graciously offered to waive his speaker's fee for us. What
a generous man he is.
I am a retired board certified Emergency Medicine physician. Six years ago a friend had a stroke while at work as an RN in the hospital. Her blood pressure was 220/120 and glucose 400 with HgbA1c was 12. She was not given any diet recommendations . Told to get appointment with endocrinologist which wasn't for 4 months. I was furious. I taught her son how to do keto and I managed her sugars I initially with sliding scale insulin. She lost 49 lbs. When she got appointment with internist 2 months later (earliest
appointment) her repeat A1c was 7.8. Doctor asked if she was following ADA diet. She said no. I did what Celeste told me to do. Ultimately she got off insulin and only on once a day oral medication. Her blood pressure now controlled. Food is medicine
T2D
I’ve been low carb for 20 years and have listened to thousands of hours of lectures on this matter. I’ve taught research methods for 14 years. I understand research. The entire US medical system needs reform. It’s corrupted (don’t get me started on COVID) and needs reform. Every MD needs retraining on metabolic syndrome and diabetes. Big Pharma needs to be outlawed for TV and media ads. CDC and FDA employees getting money/roylaties from Big Pharma needs to be banned, etc, etc.
I tried to do this for my friend/next door neighbor. He told me he’d rather die than give up the foods he loves. Well, he’s lost two toes to gangrene, had quadruple bypass surgery, nearly blind, has to catheterize himself in order to empty his bladder and spent a year going to wound care treatments twice a week. So, I guess he gets his wish, but slowly, piece by piece. I tried.
Just FYI when I did an internship at FDA,we weren’t allowed to own pharmaceutical stock. During orientation a woman was new employee was very upset because she had just bought Pfizer Viagra
Stock & was told she had to sell it (to avoid conflict of interest).
@@Mrs.TJTaylorI think we missed the boat in healthcare-people need to a lot of help beyond just saying here’s what to do. Help needs to include education , support and a group in order to shift self-identity. Hard to do and maintain. I wonder how Dean Ornish’s groups are doing now: were they able to maintain changes?
Dr. Ornish had it right: diet+ medical follow up, exercise + community + meditation and yoga.
The fact that Dr. Glandt’s patients sponsored the low carb conference in Israel says a lot. Her patients were successful in reversing their conditions and were happy to help spread this information!
I truly believe the ketogenic lifestyle will only become mainstream because of doctors like you two as well as the grassroots use by regular people like me. Started 5 years ago because I felt lousy - lost 90 pounds. My GP thinks I'm going to die three years sooner than if I was eating SAD! My labs were fantastic. How can he deny the results? Thanks for all you do.
I know, it’s so weird. They can’t believe their own observations.
I am a physician with an undergraduate degree in nutrition. I claim that everything I learned in medical school and in my undergraduate nutrition education was comply wrong on life style and metabolic disease. I have DM2 and a dozen years ago had a coronary CTA with some but not “clinically significant” disease. It was a wake call. Dr Westman and other low carb and ketogenic scientists convinced me to change. I quickly lost 60 pounds and have kept it off with diet and mixed exercise program. Rest and really proper sleep is also part of my daily routine. Yes, I am still on medication (less). (My HgbA1c runs been 5.1-5.3 and my lipids are fine.) However, my goal is not
to be anti medication, but to strive for a prolonged healthspan. Than you for all you are doing Dr Westman. Your books and videos have changed my LIFE for the better. in
Great to hear from a physian who got 'sick' following the usual diabetes/health care management nonsense and was prepared to admit that 'everything' he learned in school was wrong. Thank you for the admission, it must have been really difficult to change course.
I’ve been listening to Dr. Westman’s lectures and interviews since 2016, when I went low carb to sort out my own A1c problems. It’s very heartening to see comments by physicians under more and more videos. The medical establishment is so massive and ponderous that it won’t shift away from ‘low fat, exercise more’ any time soon, but if enough of us clamor about our successes, they’ll have to at least offer patients the low-carb option and monitor patient progress (rather than terrify them or shame them out of trying it).
The LARGE problem with constant sugar monitoring is the alarm on your phone telling you your blood sugar is low and you go get a snack. NO! Cut back on meds!!! Dang it isn't rocket science. Yet my diabetic friends do not grasp it.
But everyone loves the donut alarm 😢
@@tradermunky1998 😂 😂 😂
Yup, two of my friends are diabetic and the 1st does this exact thing. He obsesses about his blood sugar levels, eats ready meals and cuts out sugar but still eats loads of carbs. Another friend with even higher blood sugar levels, ignored his monitor, went on a whole foods diet cutting right down on carbs and when his GP took his blood sugar level last it was spot on normal.
Yep…. I do that…. Run my HbA1c around 5/5.1…. Never touch carbs unless blood sugar is going low… and then only need a small amount…. It’s bloody obvious really.
@@esthersmith3341 Esther either people are as dumb as soup or their mind is slammed shut on new ideas, especially if they don't come from mainstream.
"When I learned this I couldn't sleep". What a testimony!
My favorite Dr Westman interview so far.
Yeah, she's too young to remember when it was routine for diabetics to be told not to eat carbs. She's not American either. But folks still took meds. I guess they didn't have proper support from docs...idk
Her enthusiasm reminds me of Dr. Sarah Halberg. (RIP)
Great interview. It’s so gratifying to hear from more and more doctors who are embracing the ketogenic approach to healthcare and who are educating their patients. Thanks, Dr Westman!
Diabetes educators are some of the biggest community based obstacles to change
I wonder how many of them truly believe with their teaching, or feel they can’t go outside the guidelines of the ADA. I know as an intensive care RN for the last 40 years I am bound by with the hospital teachers. Only a few times have I ventured to educate a patient about Dr. Berry, Dr. Westman, and Dr. Bikman‘s advice. I’m afraid to risk my job.
@@DebraRN1195 Bizarre to see that level of constraining in the freest country in the world, isn't it?
I have had T2D since 1996. At least the first time I diagnosed. Since November 2021 with drastic life style changes/ Dr. Westman way , I am in remission with only metformin and my A1C in 5.8. I have data including CGM records to prove it.
You underestimate the respect we have for your knowledge and advice, Dr. Westman. 🙌🙌🙌
It is unfortunate that most people would rather not follow a ketogenic diet and instead continue to take their medications and eat their favorite meals.😑
The saddest part is that their doctors do t even know this option exists and is incredibly effective. Westman and this new generation of low-carb doctors is curing diabetes T2 (after five years drug free remission, by damn we get to declare it cured!); patients deserve the best care available, but they aren’t getting it most of the time.
Thanks for helping humanity waking up.
My go-to meal when I'm on the road is "double quarter pounder, no ketchup, no bun"
If you want low carb to be a lifestyle you have to figure out how to implement it in real life which often includes the convenience of fast food or eating out with friends.
@@susanhayes6207Hence Dr Westman’s “Adapt Your Life” website and teachings.
From McDonalds right?
Isn’t their beef 100% beef, only the quarter pounders i believe. So yea good choice
@Primetime_dads really no other reasonable choices on the long, highway, intercity trips. Sometimes I fast but I have to take safety breaks anyway, when doing the trips alone 🫤
@@Primetime_dads Why only the quarter pounders?
Yes. You keep yourself safe doctor G. There is lots of work to be done in your future.
It all boils down to this. The human liver makes all the glucose needed. Any glucose consumed is extra. This is true for most animals. It has to be this way or we would all be humming birds.
Heck, even true herbavores do not eat starches and sugars. They will get sick just like we do
love Dr Glandt and Dr Westman - two very open minded, clever and very modest doctors! Thank you for hard work...
YOu should interview Dr Bart Kay
This was a wonderful session. It is heartening to see more docs moving into the field.
Well done Dr. Westman. Again I am seeing you with nice lecture. Awesome discussion and extraordinary. Blessing❤
Your the best [youtube) philanthropist ever!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wonderful interview! 🙏
Thanks Eric
You are indeed a great person ❤️✅
Thank you for keeping the movement going 🎉
Great show guys.
My fasting insulin was 18.
My other results were not to bad. Have been carnivore since 1 Jan 24. Fasting Insulin now 8. HBa1c 4.9. In my uneducated opinion insulin is very much a leading indicator.
Another winner from Dr Westman, the modern avatar of Atkins.
Make no mistake about it. People staying chronically ill is very lucrative for the drug companies. It's what they want.
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This makes Me sick, Knowing that most Doctors in the Medical Profession, are totally ignorant of just don't care about nutrition, when this is the cause of many illness, or the solution to good Health in Our Society.
Icz they all know, at least 50% of them. But if they don’t follow the insurance guidelines, then they won’t get paid. It’s all about personal interests by the end of day.
@@sunwm2003 I think you are right; in fact, I am afraid you are.
Thank you. These types of interviews are very encouraging.
Great interview!
Not everyone wants to work at fixing their health problems. It takes work. I’m grateful for the medications that are there for those who just can’t overcome their food addictions. I have family and friends that need a different solution. Although I don’t intend to use these medications and am able to stick to low carb I’m very grateful to the research that has come up with medications to help those who just can’t overcome their addictions. Good video.
My review of the case studies of euDKA and SLGT2 inhibitors of those following a ketogenic diet are from dehydration. Also, SGLT2is raise LDL cholesterol, which I find interesting...
It’s scary (and dangerous) that these Diabetes educators don’t understand the simplicity of not needing the meds if the person doesn’t eat the Carbs (“feed the fire”) in the first place!!
I think it starts from a position on contempt for the patients, where these have no will and are never to be able to control themselves in the presence of carbs. I see that contempt in lots of instances and I a m quite convinced doctors and nurses and others acquire (learn) it in medical school.
Instead of referring to the as diabetes, shouldn't we start referring to the issue as, sugar poisoning, or poisoning by sugar.
It was called sugar diabetes when I was a kid because only old people with sweet toothes got it. Than adult onset diabetes because more and more old people were getting it. Now that everyone gets it they just call it diabetes.
Carbohydrate Toxicity
It amazes me that several of my friends don’t consider carbs as sugar. During a conversation with my vegan friend, said “oh, I don’t eat sweets or sugar” and I said “but you eat rice, bread & noodles which turns into sugar in the body” he looked completely astounded. I’m not even sure that he believed me! He’s very thin but has several gut issues including acid reflux for which he takes medication. He also has frail bones and has broken/fractured his wrists twice. People need to learn that carbs equal sugar.
@@carmenmiller5701
I’ve read too big risks from vegan diet is Osteoporosis and Stroke.
@@marlenegold280 He’s been a vegetarian for over 50 years and vegan the past 5 and believes it’s the healthiest way to eat!
Yeah keto and carnivore is pretty terrible for Pharma. People dropping their life long meds for arthritis gotta hurt.
Now the vegan people have started to talk about that diet as a medical intervention. I wonder how that is going. Just cramming in carbs in the diet of a diabetic seems problematic.
I brought my sugar down from 8.7 to 6.4 and was on a low carb, not carb free. I was so happy. Then I had to go on a statin and my blood sugar went way up. I was so upset, my diet was good and my cholesterol shouldn’t have been so high. What do ya do, it’s so frustrating.
Was it just your LDL that went up, did the Gp say your good cholesterol was high? Do a little research , many low carb doctors explain how to interpret cholesterol while doing low carb .low carb down under , paul Mason etc has a few good videos , dr westman probably does as well . Med school doesn’t teach doctors the reason we need cholesterol, it doesn’t teach that sugar , processed carbs etc causes heart disease . It’s called the big fat myth . Do a little research with low carb doctors
Get off the statins!!! I did and everything got better. What a useless medicine. Statins do more harm than good!!
Statin side effects are published - they raise blood sugar/A1C.
Dr. Ken Berry has excellent videos on statins/keto. He advises against statins but definitely watch his videos.
High cholesterol is good for you. Only the triglicerides should be low
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Because of you tube..social media lots of people learned how to be awarebof anything..thanks youtube
I agree. Thanks RUclips, and bravo. Try not to succumb to the temptation of power.
Skip the first 8 minutes. Just empty courtesy small talk.
Know her from diet doctor. Brett interviewed her long time ago. Small world I guess.
How do you do this diet if you have FHL and your body can't process the amount of fat that comes with keto and carnivore?
You can do a high protein moderate to low fat keto. Are you familiar with Maria Emmerich ? that is her keto protocol check her out. Good luck
@@dasfahrer8187 Please, what on earth is FHL? I looked on line & really no clues. You're probly better off always writing the name out fully; most of us aren't medics! Cheers.
@@nevillegoddard4966 Familial hypercholesterolemia (aka FH, FCH, FCHL if it's combined).
@@kellyflynn467 I'll check it out thanks.
take bile salts with your meals to break down the fat, also once your body learns how to burn fats you should be fine eating more fat, can take a week or a few months
Seems like purposefully eating past the point of satiety is something competitive eaters do for training.
Did you have any success with getting hashimotes people off armour
As much luck as getting those with T1D off insulin.
Both are autoimmune diseases.
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@@WORKOUTSOLUTIONS Yeah he's real great! He let's millions suffer with T2D!
@@WORKOUTSOLUTIONS Obsessed god-botherer. Why bother doing anything? Whether it hurts you or helps you - oh thanks god!