80: The Longevity Diet with Valter Longo, PhD

Buck Joffrey, MD, discusses the fasting regimen with Dr. Valter Longo, PhD. Dr. Longo is a world, renowned researcher in longevity and the author of: The Longevity Diet.
Show Notes:
01:10 Types of Fasting
03:31 Why Fasting is Beneficial From a Cellular Level
07:00 Intermittent Fasting VS Fast Mimicking Diet
14:05 How Does Fasting Help Cancer Patients
20:37 What Is in the Fast Mimicking Diet
33:38 Pills and Supplements for Fasting Mimicking Diet
41:23 Time-Restricted Feeding Based on Circadian Rhythm
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[@nattydred2593]

Good luck with your FMD ❤. I've been doing FMD 2-3 times a year for 5 years. I find my best results are when I do about an hour of zone 2 exercise (brisk walking or hiking or easy swimming for me) every day. Harder exercise during the diet has made me sick, and with no exercise I don't lose nearly as much fat. Also, for easier compliance and less hunger, I make sure to switch to 100% vegan with no food after 5 PM, at least a week before the diet, and I maintain this window during the diet. If I don't do this, my hunger gets bad, and my sleep suffers.

[@BB-ux5wd]

What time would be considered breakfast ? Anytime before 12 PM ? Anyone know what Dr.Longo would say ?

[@Freedom-2BME]

Every time I watch a KZbin video on eating for health - I get more & more confused, no wonder people end up eating CRAP foods - it’s because it feels like ‘whatever’ we put in our mouths IS WRONG!!

[@BasslineHeavy]

Enit. And I think there needs to be more convos on looking good/muscular and being healthy and the balance of that

[@musicmonsterman8395]

The patterns of healthy eating are relatively agreed upon and figured out. Just stick to those to get the majority of benefits. Eat mostly plants = legumes, veggies, fruits, starches, some lean meats like game meat and fatty fish