"Publish or Perish". We need more who care about helping women.. Thank you Stacy!
@teri24665 сағат бұрын
...She says as I've had a few nights of horrible sleep lol.
@pascallieblich32897 сағат бұрын
👍👍
@aliciagodoy1411 сағат бұрын
Como verlo en español
@bonnieschmidt588214 сағат бұрын
Simon, what do you have to say about C-15 (an odd chain saturated fat)? A C-15 deficiency is associated with metabolic disease and increased aging? Humans get most of their C- from fatty fish like salmon or anchovies or they can get it from full-fat dairy. Vegans have been shown to be deficient. In your view do vegans need to add C-15 as a necessary supplement along with B-12 (another animal-based necessary nutrient)?
@TheProofWithSimonHill6 сағат бұрын
This is on my list. What I’ve found so far is hardly any research and a lot of the research that does exist is tied to a commercial product. Not saying it’s false but it’s worth being aware of when evidence base is so small Couple of questions for you. 1- what is C-15 deficiency defined as? 2- does the body make c-15? 3- what data suggests vegans are deficient in C-15? 4- vegans have lower risk of cardiometabolic disease generally. So even if we were to have good data for #3 we would likely be talking about optimising a vegan diet further. Rather than a vegan diet being sub optimal.
@angelalee368117 сағат бұрын
Is there a link to the study hormone patches versus oral , please
@r0bt9318 сағат бұрын
Any way to watch these without the ads Simon?
@TheProofWithSimonHill18 сағат бұрын
Are you on KZbin premium?
@veganpundit120 сағат бұрын
💯👍🎯🥑🫐🥦💪
@AmiraBrock20 сағат бұрын
I always learn valuable, sometimes life-changing things when watching The Proof. I'm really appreciative of that. One downside today was getting an endorsement for Momentous. It has funding support from the US Military. With the current genocide in Gaza being supported by the US military I cannot buy products from this company. I started listening to The Proof because I am vegan, I am vegan because of an ethical choice to avoid unnecessary harm to other beings. Buying products from a company that enjoys support from a military organisation taking part in genocide is a red line for me. (The US military is directly involved in intelligence and the transportation of ordinance to Israeli military bases, that is then used to murder people, a large proportion are children). Keep up the great work with health education, but I won't be buying the recommended products.
@rogerpakrat80021 сағат бұрын
I'm sorry, but there is no fricken way you can convince me that seed oils have any kind of beneficial properties. On the most dangerous things, any person can consume, I think it's even worse than fructose.
@lisinbondi124022 сағат бұрын
As an older person I can see the difference between those who do and those who don’t exercise ( and I don’t mean seniors classes although anything is better than nothing ) the cost of dementia is very high. Maybe the funding will finally come now insurance companies can see what it costs them
@teri24665 сағат бұрын
I'm afraid it will mean that fewer people will be treated - that's how insurance companies will handle the cost. And we can expect a near halt to government funding in the US. Thank goodness other countries are doing great research.
@JohnDoe-on6ru22 сағат бұрын
This might sound silly but it is a serious question; should I lower the heat in my house so I'm sort of cold too? If so, how much?
@nobukazumikami5466Күн бұрын
In a recent research paper from MIT shows that neurons grow farther when muscles are contarcted/stretched (i.e. exercised). Both myokines and physical exercise are important factors for neuron health.
@plants_and_wellness1574Күн бұрын
Loved this episode, as always l! Question 🙋♀️- what do you think a *OPTIMAL* insulin result is? A1C? I’ve heard Dr Alo on Paul Saladino podcast say under 4 for insulin, and under 5 for A1C. What do you think?
@plants_and_wellness1574Күн бұрын
Loved this episode, as always l! Question 🙋♀️- what do you think a *OPTIMAL* insulin result is? A1C? I’ve heard Dr Alo on Paul Saladino podcast say under 4 for insulin, and under 5 for A1C. What do you think?
@aexume959Күн бұрын
This is an amazing discussion! Every cancer patient should hear this talk! Thank you so very very much.
@murraybrockway6540Күн бұрын
Excellent summary with one minor correction according to videos made and books written by Robert H. Lustig professor emeritus of pediatrics endocrinologist at University of California, San Francisco: Fructose (fruit juice, soft drinks, table sugar, agave) and Alcohol get metabolized by the liver where they get metabolized into lipids by the mitochondria causing fatty liver and raising blood triglycerides. So not necessarily excess calories in this case, just too rapidly absorbed. Beer and mixed drinks with fruit juice are worse than dry wines. Drinking rapidly also worse than sipping. Drinking fruit smoothies are also bad unless consumed slowly. Natural fruits eaten whole have fiber which slows the absorption of fructose. Alcohol goes through a detox step and after that the metabolism is the same as fructose if I have my facts straight. Robert's videos can be seen on UCTV.tv and KZbin.
@MaxZeCatКүн бұрын
You just said lots of omega 6 in your body is bad😂 seed oil is fatty acid
@TheProofWithSimonHillКүн бұрын
@@MaxZeCat careful not To misrepresent someone
@Pop_Smart_Refer_API_CALL_StackКүн бұрын
Great Dad! Joke Simon. I made detailed notes of this episode. Thanks for the info!
@arkytitanКүн бұрын
I see a road bike in the bottom left corner! Dr Kellyann walks, or, should I say rides, the talk!
@johnhollar6001Күн бұрын
If the best research to prove canola is good for you is that it is better than gee is pretty weak. It doesn't support at all that canola is good for you. Weak weak.
@TheProofWithSimonHillКүн бұрын
This wasn’t a video dedicated on evidence looking at canola oil. It was one small RCT that was discussed to emphasise a point.
@dyskoverКүн бұрын
I try to tell people I encounter, as diplomatically or as persuasively as I can to stop eating simple carbs and processed food. I also suggest far less meat than is commonly accepted as normal. Our metabolism is our superpower if we feed it properly. Inflammation seems to disappear and everything works better.
@Dark-m5jКүн бұрын
I had severe obesity(218kg), heart damage and faced several health problems.My friend recommended your channel and now I am your daily viewer.This is my first comment to tell that now I am 70kg.Instead of insisting,you told how nutrition works and that helps me a lot in modifying my diet.Please give an answer to @Suraj-xz8gi and this helps me a lot!!!!!!
@BillMurey-om3zwКүн бұрын
Jesus was vegan, veganism isn't a diet.
@LalithaShanmukhiКүн бұрын
Hi Simon can you please tell me the diet for kids under 5 years
@FanatikxsКүн бұрын
Fantastic video - thank you so much!
@TheProofWithSimonHillКүн бұрын
You're very welcome!
@hamakua484Күн бұрын
I have listened to and received great value from your podcasts for years. I have made many diet changes garnered from you and Zoe Podcasts. Although not a scientist, a B.S. in Chemistry helps me follow your experts. Instead of the specific head to head experiments, I am being cautioned and informed by long-term observational studies of scientists like Dr. Gary Fraser and Dr. Walter Willett. Thank you and all the staff for presenting both points of view so well. As an example, I can titer the precipitation of uric in a test tube. In the body it is much more complex. One can be in the normal uric acid range and get gout. One can have a high uric acid level and not suffer from gout. Go figure,i several more unknown variables. Thanks again to you and all your team and presenters.
@Keith-h5yКүн бұрын
I think there is a lot of confusion about this subject. What would happen if I gave up meat and fats and just ate processed wheat snacks with sugar, candy and vegetables. 2000 calories where processed food makes up 1700 calories ?
@NonchalantWalrusPartyКүн бұрын
Bryan would be the first person to tell you this. But his efforts are popularising longevity and making rigourous science more likely to follow.
@VeggoFixКүн бұрын
Spoken like a true scientist!
@paulspanish-he2kiКүн бұрын
Outstanding episode, Simon!!
@TheProofWithSimonHillКүн бұрын
Ty
@CafeMamiКүн бұрын
So he mentioned microplastics like plastic bottles aren't a problem for supplements
@AI-vs7smКүн бұрын
According to his interview with Gil Carvello, Day spring said that phytosterols are absorbed in place of cholesterol, which blocks out the cholesterol! But, he then said that the photos are then excreted back out of the body, BECAUSE THE BODY CANNOT USE PHYTOSTEROLS! He then said that ,if you do absorb them, you are going to be in a world of hurt, from the bodies reaction to them! In other words, you don't absorb AND USE phytosterols, your body TRIES to use them, and can't, so, it excretes them with the stool . But, in the mean time, it blocks out cholesterol. So, boys and girls, what can we learn from all this? #1, Simon is trying to sell us unwarranted blood tests, and #2, if you don't use phytosterols, THEN IT MAKES NO SENSE TO EAT THEM, DOES IT?
@vincerountree3132Күн бұрын
Outstanding work as always Simon!! Fortunately, your recommendations did NOT include a cold plunge LOL!
@TheProofWithSimonHillКүн бұрын
@@vincerountree3132 haha
@angelarose17382 күн бұрын
Agree😊
@sebastienlinck49082 күн бұрын
I believe in God and have not eaten meat in 21 years. I was an atheist for 16 years and it wasn't until I went back and read the Bible in its original form; Hebrew, some Aramaic, & Greek, that I finally found God again. Our Bibles have been changed so much throughout the centuries that there are many misconceptions surrounding God. Some of these have been purposely done by man in order to control them. We all make it into God's kingdom in the end, none of us are thrown into a fiery pit (hell) to suffer for eternity. That doesn't mean that there aren't consequences for our sinful behavior. It's alright if people don't want to believe me, but if you are interested in theology I implore you to get an Interlinear Bible that will have it in its original form as well as the direct English translation below. The words also have a number that is attached to a Concordance that will allow you to look up each word and its etymology. This is the way to study the teachings of God. The organized church was created by man not God and the justification for churches come from a mistranslation that started Catholicism. It's a personal relationship with Jesus Christ
@LenkaSaratoga2 күн бұрын
Simon! This is a brilliant explanation.
@TheProofWithSimonHillКүн бұрын
Ty
@aubreyvandyne52842 күн бұрын
True
@Suraj-xz8gi2 күн бұрын
I have a doubt:The recommendations of PUFAs is ≈O3(3g/day)+O6(6g/day)≈10g/day.But for a normal 2000 calorie diet ≈60g/day fat is recommend.So what should be my other 50g fat(only essential fatty acid is required in diet I think.Can I take 60g PUFA itself??).I know only ALA and LA are only EFA. AI and source did not gave me a very proof answer.
@Suraj-xz8gi2 күн бұрын
I can't sleep with this math in mind,harder than calculus????
@BotPoeКүн бұрын
Simon see this and give it a shot
@Dark-m5jКүн бұрын
It's really confusing
@hamakua484Күн бұрын
You are correct. The right fats are important. Fats are used mostly for energy, cell membranes, vitamin absorption, and hormone production. I asked AI, "show a diet with 60 gm fat." It gave a good example of three meals for a day. Even a tablespoon of extra virgin olive contains 14 gm of fat alone with great phytonutriants to boot. Eat some nuts, a little full fat yogurt, grains, ... After the essential fatty acids these fill in my quality fat gm far too easily. If you need more help to keep your sanity, dieticians are trained to understand your individual needs. They may be covered under your health plan. Good luck.
@hjglass2 күн бұрын
Hey Simon, love your content and presentation as usual! Just a quick note - NAFLD has had an official nomenclature change and is now being referred to as MAFLD (metabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease) or MASLD (metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease) or MASH (metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis). Might be worth changing your terminology moving forward and even mentioning why the name change more accurately reflects the etiology of the disease.
@TheProofWithSimonHill2 күн бұрын
Yes! Discussed with Dr Mantzoros. It’ll take some time to transition over - lots of studies incited refer to it as NAFLD so just being consistent there. But over the next 5 years I expect published studies to go with the new terminology 🙏🏼🙏🏼
@ad37812 күн бұрын
look at a picture of a lion. now look at a picture of a monkey. now look in the mirror. which one do you look the most like? eat like that one. case closed.
@nattydred25932 күн бұрын
This deserves 8 billion views. Reposting on all my social platforms.
@TheProofWithSimonHill2 күн бұрын
Let’s hope so!
@simonround24392 күн бұрын
Canola oil is an ultra processed food. Stick to cold pressed oils which we have been eating for at least few hundred years and you won't go far wrong.
Thank you so much for explaining all this in such an accessible way! You have a gift - thank you for using it this way. ❤
@TheProofWithSimonHillКүн бұрын
You are so welcome!
@WFPBFORLIFE2 күн бұрын
A non biased class act as always. Outstanding information from a reliable source.
@TheProofWithSimonHillКүн бұрын
Ty
@Daniele__D92 күн бұрын
This seems to draw from a whole lot of past episodes narrowing down from some of the highly technical detail to the average lay person who can now use the information presented in a nutshell to get to grips with improving their and / or their loved ones' health. You are one of the Best Online Health content makers, bringing the latest research to help everyone; first understand their health concerns and then learn how to resolve them and gain a healthful life ! May you be blessed with good health all your life for the good and kind work you do !
@TheProofWithSimonHillКүн бұрын
Appreciate the kind words. Glad it as helpful
@bryanleaman59422 күн бұрын
Excellent summary with actionable steps to take!
@NGT4LIFE2 күн бұрын
Most of the veg and fruits people eat today,didnt even exist 200 years ago. So a vegan or vegetarian diet isnt really natural to humans. Cholesterol is in breast milk,so clearly cholesterol is very much needed. And yet we've been made to fear it.