Can You Trust The Science?

[@RK-ww5sj]

Dr Rogers doesnt filter his words. Highly intelligent, highly educated and very experienced. This is an ideal profile to learn from. Without filters his teaching is very likely to be unvarnished truth.

[@sandypluss5017]

Thank you for regularly having Dr Rogers on your show. He is FABULOUS This one might be my fav yet, he is absolutely spot on🙌💯

[@chana5770]

I love this channel and Dr. Rogers. He can talk endlessly. He must have to deal with many people who don’t want to hear his message yet he stays politically incorrect. It is very refreshing. He helped me to return to a non-fat diet after years of listening to Dr. Greger, etc. Most people don’t want to hear his message unfortunately.

[@mjs28s]

I thought the same thing at one time until I engaged in a back and forth in a comment thread on one of his videos and found out that he is just an 80-10-10 guy. He was always talking about low fat and I had to ask a couple of times for that to be qualified because vegetarian, vegan, and whole plant food eaters use that term but never say what is "low fat". Also, I looked up the soy estrogen Muller paper that he barely referenced here, had to dig through his channel a few minutes ago to try to find a video with more details and links. He had enough detail on one slide of a video that I was able to google track it down. No links / citations in his description or show notes or his pinned comment, but he takes the time to comment like crazy. Anyhow, the "Muller paper" yes does look at flavonoids and estrogen receptor activation (alpha and beta) BUT the tables and data and paper itself lacks clarity. The only mention RAT data one time and that reference in the body of the paper is to another Muller study. Then the citations / references at the end of the study has a scattering of data from rat studies as well as pig studies too. If they are looking at human data when why all the animal studies in that paper and why would you just conclude that the one paper with Muller has to be the right one about the subject when they clearly used data from animal studies as well? If they culled out the animal study data then why even have them in the citations as they wouldn't apply? Maybe the paper is right, maybe not but the water is very muddy even with the study that Dr Rogers referenced here. I can wager from his glossing over details that matter and sinking his teeth into other details that he is pretty heavy on personal bias and might ignore lots of other data that matters to, sometimes at the expense of the truth that he thinks he has. No, clearly, in general he right about diet and exercise but who doesn't already know that we should eat as much plants as we can? Who doesn't know that we need to exercise, learn to relax, and be spiritual? Okinawan diet (traditional) has soy product in it and the used to be the longest living peoples. Loma Linda Adventists are at the top and they use lots of soy products. Soy, believe the questionable paper from the guy who talks fast and doesn't directly link sources on his own pages so people can read for themselves? Or the millions of people over decades that live a healthy lifestyle that quite often, includes soy and yet....they are living longer with less disease and longer health spans as well.

[@chana5770]

@@mjs28s We have to listen to many sources and make our own decisions. I followed Pritikin and then was influenced by studies that promoted healthy fats. I find Dr. Rogers more convincing than Dr. McDougall. I am not sure about soy. I know I felt better going off milk products. I don’t know if I trust anyone. Pritikin was 10% fat. I don’t have a weight problem or health issues at 80. My husband had many health issues. I just want to remain independent. He might be extreme in the Vegan community but he is the closest to Pritikin.

[@chana5770]

@@mjs28s You got to trust your gut feelings. I know others who had questions about soy. I can live without soy, avocados, oil, and nuts. You save money following his diet. The other day I got some blueberry bagels and couldn’t stop eating the whole pack. Eating this way we are making a choice to be different. I gave up coffee in the 1980’s and sugar was harder.

[@karenhicks7816]

Thank you for interviewing Dr. Rogers. He is brilliant ✌️

[@sherbok4884]

Jeff and Dr Rogers are doing gods work ❤

[@floridanaturalfarming3367]

The only Dr. that I found online that isn’t trying to become part of the supplement industry cartels🐸I finally followed Dr. Roger’s diet advice and for the first time in my l life my total cholesterol lowered within a normal range and my chronic pain stopped, without pills🐸❤️Thank you

[@freedomfasting]

I’m reading his book now and it’s brilliant. ❤ He’s funny and wise.

[@melaniecordes4613]

Amen, Amen and Amen! Love this doctor!

[@xcast1]

But Amen and romantic pseudo-religious fantasies back into the church

[@PeterRogersMD]

@@xcast1 The modern scientific method was invented by the Catholic church as written about extensively by historians such as Rodney Stark, etc. Typical scientists include Copernicus, Kepler, Newton, Faraday, Goethe, etc. Doing real science. Not just fabricating bs to sell drugs.

[@Amanda_downunder]

Look forward to listening soon. Love Dr Rogers.

[@angelaochoa6684]

Jeff, thank you for having Dr. Rogers on! This info is intensive to understand and initially to implement, but he has been cracking the code to human health wide open ✨️ everything he says to do is helpful and based on the most complex scientific truth! 🫶💞🙏😃

[@lestalote]

Just ordered Dr. Rogers’s Christian art book from Amazon! Thanks for the great interview!

[@catherinezuppero7609]

Once again, you've managed to give us workable information. Thank you, Jeff and Dr. Rogers.

[@gidgetmanucci4835]

I APPRECIATE THIS INFORMATION. I will be revisiting this again & again.

[@LibraryTechAnna]

You're so right, Dr. Rogers!

[@margiemcquillan8279]

Yippee, this is a wonderful presentation

[@Lily_J85]

Thank you for having Dr. Rogers back on your channel. He’s brilliant!

[@alidapc]

My favorite online MD.

[@ehswissie]

Yay! My favourite doctor!!!!

[@enough425]

Jeff -have you ever made a video on how you eat daily -particularly how much fat do you eat

[@vegsource]

I made ones several years ago, need to do an update. But I eat mostly rice and potatoes along with veggies and beans and some different sauces that I like. That’s my basics.

[@sassysandie2865]

@@vegsourcedo you eat much fruit?

[@sauces_official]

fantastic lecture and great summary by Jeff at the end! Thank you both!

[@LeanByK]

Thank god for Vegsource! We lost McDougall but we still have great doctors like Dr Rogers

[@kathym9322]

Excellent show. Thank you.

[@warrenmatha3424]

SUPER presentation by a brilliant doctor!!

[@PeterRogersMD]

Thanks!

[@soilikasanen]

Religious wars have caused vast amount of destruction. It's scary when people rely on what ever belief to classify right from wrong without giving it a further thought. We have conscience. Even (normal) children know that it's wrong to hurt others. Unfortunately they are then brainwashed into racism, speciesm etc. If we'd just follow the simple rule of Jesus: "Treat others like you'd like to be treated", world would be a Heaven on Earth. #choosekindness

[@pgreen6840]

Dr Rogers needs a body guard as the B.Pharma jackels may think of paying him a visits . I reference those holistic doctors who mysteriously became eliminated:((. He is one in ten million or more!!!!

[@albertzheng650]

Fantastic!

[@johnburns1776]

At 18:10 Dr. Rogers nails it. Harvard just means your parents bought your diploma for you. Not that you are smart. Being a rich kid, doesn't mean you are any smarter than most other people.

[@sassysandie2865]

Most rich kids are brought up with an emphasis on education.

[@johnburns1776]

@@sassysandie2865 Studies have proven repeatedly, Most - not all - rich kids are raised to love wealth...not other people.

[@sassysandie2865]

@@johnburns1776 where did you read the studies? I would be interested in reading them.

[@beanburrito8903]

Yay ❤❤ this guy is cool 😎 He keeps it real ❤

[@tomdee6819]

This is one of best presentations yet he has one truth bomb after another great show.

[@flowercactus4178]

OMG! again you speak the truth! keep on keeping on!

[@mlykost]

How I love the philosophy of Jesús Cristo. Keep quoting Him, brothers!

[@LReneeMorris]

Thank you.

[@roligue]

Well done…great video

[@vincenzaperriano876]

Great video!

[@AliciasHealingChannel]

Dr Pete, you’re such a great teacher! Thank you for sharing the truth with confidence and compassion. You’re the best!! ❤ mission 2030 is ON! 😢

[@PeterRogersMD]

Thanks!

[@ludwig-van-potato]

Oh Dr. Pete , this lecture has more wisdom than anything ever put on KZbin. You should be the head of the NIH .

[@PeterRogersMD]

Thanks!

[@johnburns1776]

What a powerful presentation. Thank you Jeff, for uploading this important video. Do you happen to know the original date of this production? Thank you Jeff

[@vegsource]

We did it on Saturday, and I uploaded it today (Monday).

[@johnburns1776]

@@vegsource Thanks Jeff. Really great presentation.

[@kardste8114]

He’s right Jeff! A Mainstream research study came out over a year ago showing all cancer patients in the study (a small group) being cured using Prozac.!!! I think it was Colo- rectal cancer, but maybe not? Thanks so much for having Dr. Rogers back!! What a wealth of insights, and helpful information for the common patient and healthcare workers.

[@karenstanton5405]

if we go to a doctor we are screwed we are given wrong treatments are a pull . how can we change doctors education so people benefit from them. it seems we have to do as much as we can for ourselves eat starches beans fruits and vegetables to be skinny and healthy but if we go to a doctor for some reason they give us the wrong advice and even wrong treatment. so how can the texted books and training of doctors improve. it seems impossible. thank you to both of you for telling us the truth. can you both do a video on what you eat daily. so we can apply it ?.

[@SteveCraig-zq2je]

Right on thanks 🙏

[@carolgacioch8523]

The absolute BEST!!!!🎉

[@11235Aodh]

Yes everyone ignores the Warburg theorie till they can shout: SUGAR FEEDS CANCER. Cancer needs way more nutrients so logically this would include our main source of energy, glucose. That cancer can also feed on glutamate and even ketones etc. isn't known.

[@PeterRogersMD]

Dr McDougall has a video "does sugar feed cancer?" He says, sugar does not feed cancer, but fat does! Yes. High fat meal causes tissue hypoxia - drops PaO2 by 20% - contributes to Warburg effect = hypoxia induced mitochondrial injury.

[@11235Aodh]

Apeel sounds so much less harmful than the real name Acetonitrile.

[@PeterRogersMD]

Yes. And if you look up the chem data sheets, you will see that the other name is much worse than that.

[@Anthony-cz2fe]

Contradicting video clip with loving Dr McDougall telling us the right diet will have us living with full health for 80-90 years minimum, but he died at 77🤔🕊 could our biases filter outcomes? His unexpected early death shocked me enough to start looking beyond the perceived scientific data that continues to contradict honorable doctors and patients on all sides 😇

[@PeterRogersMD]

Superficial thinking leads to superficial answers.

[@theaxialart]

> 99% of us that have switched from eating the SAD (crap, idiotic diet) to a MUCH HEALTHIER 'VEGAN' diet ... were, oft for > 18 to 52 (the latter, myself) years, eating terribly ~ HABITUALLY DAMAGING our cells (there's a stacking TOXIC effect & btw, we can die of cancer without ever knowing it, etc., + did U know that people actually die WITH NORMAL lab values? FACT!, etc.,) , for the most part being completely unaware of the biochemical effects of OILS, etc., NEVER skipping meals/ FASTING, etc., .... taking TOXIC VACCINE$, etc., NEVER or rarely EXERCISING, etc., ..... Still the simple fact is that we're LARGELY EATING/ INGESTING & ABSORBING TOXINS / TOXINS / TOXINS = #1 OILS & Animal products; + VACCINE$, etc., #2. Proce$$ed foods with pre$ervatives, etc., contaminated foods with PESTICIDES/ HERBICIDES 3. taking contaminated $upplements, contaminated H20, PERSONAL care product$, HFCS and ETOH, etc., ..... so, ADD it up!! ANYONE eating like the standard American for more than 3 years ... is at HIGH RISK for early MORTALITY before the age of 80 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hopefully you're aware of Dr. McDougalls hx of CVA, etc., possible Vaccine (cov19, etc.,) confusion, etc., .... I HAVE NO DOUBT, had Dr. McDougall been raised in a VEGAN household ... he'd made it to 120 ... etc., yet, most importantly: THERE'S ONLY ONE SIDE = THE TRUTH aka REALITY !! Best wishes on your journey!

[@11235Aodh]

Your name looks awfully much like Anthony Chaffee..., is that you in disguise?

[@DarrenHey]

I do believe he wasn’t that averse to added sugar; at least from some of the dessert recipes I saw. Still, a raw food plant based diet is superior to a cooked food plant based diet.

[@11235Aodh]

@@DarrenHey That depends on the vegetable imo. I prefer cooking carrots and tomatoes as it enhances the lycopeen, potatoes and beans have to be cooked as well, so does rice and whole grains. I add paprika and celery etc to the end of the meal to keep them as raw as possible.

[@catherinezuppero7609]

LOVED this lecture. I do have some questions. Why is it that the Asians, who consume massive amounts of tofu / soy, not have the health problems you listed? Maybe they don't allow GMO foods...

[@PeterRogersMD]

They usually don't eat that much soy. Eg. often 5% of less, depending on the population. They grow it locally, with minimal processing. Dr Mcdougall says, "Soy is not a health food. However, in small amounts, it's not a big deal.... he does say that isolated soy protein raises ILGF-1 which is a risk factor for cancer." There are lots of problems with soy. I've made videos about it. Why is it subsidized? Soy is high fat, goitrogenic, typically processed with hexane etc. It's a/w risk obesity, diabetes, infertility, thyroid problems, etc. I would never eat it.

[@KenGaskins-nm3gx]

Love Rogers on nutrition, the health stuff and even most of degradation of society/art/intelligence bit (and I'm not even a Christian). The stuff on the stones that were out in Georgia I find absurd and bizarre. There is no big cabal of billionaires that are conspiring to bring world population down to 500 million from 8 plus billion by 2030 or even 2130. It's just about THE MONEY.... THAT'S IT! But don't throw the baby out with the bath water on this guy though. I found him to be the most applicable nutrition person out there I've found. Really gets into the weeds, but explains it for the layperson and the physician in great detail that has great utility. There's REAL GOLD HERE! Thanks for having him!

[@PeterRogersMD]

Thank you for at least giving me the credit for the science stuff. However, deep down, in your little heart of hearts, you also know that I'm right about the ethics stuff. Without ethics, there is no incentive to tell the truth. You can't teach ethics on a large scale, without religion. Therefore religion is needed for ethical science. I rest my case.

[@KenGaskins-nm3gx]

@@PeterRogersMD I think you are right about the ethics stuff, and your critiques on art, philosophy, literature and history (plus the figures that make them up) are superb & thought provoking. I just don't buy into the "the population control billionaire thing". I really think they just want to make MONEY. More opportunity with more customers, investors and workers with 8 billion versus 500 million. But yeah, your other stuff is outstanding. In particular, your nutrition and health stuff is unmatched from what I've seen/read, Sir. Your study skills stuff is unsurpassed too from what I've seen. Much respect to what you are doing! You're changing the world for the better, including shaking things up that need to be shaken up. I think you have more positive impact then you are aware of.

[@presterjohn1697]

@@KenGaskins-nm3gx The ethics are shaped by incentive structures present within US capitalism. Not crony capitalism........just regular garden variety capitalism. Not sure how anyone can tip toe around this and somehow pin the tail on atheism.

[@KenGaskins-nm3gx]

@@presterjohn1697 Interesting point. I think it is both, actually all three (crony capitalism exists as well). Multiple factors have an impact on ethics, both at the societal & personal level. My point: I don't buy into "the billionaire scheme to depopulate".

[@presterjohn1697]

@@KenGaskins-nm3gx The malthusian herd culling is quite real with substantial evidence to back it. Driven by wealthy industrialists who funded eugenics organizations over the past century. Oh course the practice was directed chiefly toward non-whites historically, however in more recent years the (un)aliving of caucasian people in western nations has been monetized and folded into the plan as well. It's really dark on so many levels. Instead of cleaning up the environment and designing systems that enhance life on earth for all people they elect to wipe them out instead. Peter Rogers fails to make a compelling argument on this topic. His over the top theological antics are embarrassing and a stain on this valuable YT channel.

[@presterjohn1697]

Come on VegSource. You guys do amazing work. This missed the mark.

[@PeterRogersMD]

Why are you afraid of the truth and Christianity?

[@presterjohn1697]

@@PeterRogersMD You made a spectacle of yourself suggesting Christianity will improve science and healthcare in America.

[@PeterRogersMD]

@@presterjohn1697 That's because I know a lot more about science than you do. Conventional medical science is a joke to those who understand it. Pills cannot cure dietary dsease. Why are pills the "standard of care?"

[@b.porterv7418]

Christianity is no better or different than any other religion. It's man-made, it's misogynistic and patriarchal, and the god of the Old testament is a bully. If you want to talk about science and health, great. Leave religion out of it.

[@11235Aodh]

Other good fabrics, linen and modal/tencel.

[@susansmith9486]

Dr. Rogers is entertaining, but even better: Honest! He has the rare attribute: guts to butte heads with the self appointed control, power hungry, money grabbing “elites” who are determined to ruin America as we remember it (freedom!!!!). Love this guy ..wish i was sharp enough to keep up with his presentations, alas I was born blonde..(now gray)😢 21:26 21:26

[@kayepellow7010]

Glad you had him on. Very wise to truth. Truth wins. I need his email.

[@vegsource]

Go to his channel: youtube.com/@peterrogersmd

[@straightedgeveganbel2453]

Amen! Trump 2024!

[@presterjohn1697]

How about you thank Trump for Operation Warp Speed, giving tens of billions of our tax dollars to pharma to develop the vaccine and merging Pharma with the US military (DARPA).

[@katiewilson9255]

Love the beard !

[@gabriel65304]

It’s painted

[@TrojansFirst]

Did you see the recent video by Jimmy Dore spreading misinformation about cholesterol? Too bad. He’s been good on other issues.

[@stilgarfremen804]

Saw that and was embarrassed for jd and his audience. It is unfortunately not a one-off occurrence.

[@vegsource]

I am a huge fan of Jimmy and have seen him many times and met him a few times. Yes it’s unfortunate. He picked up on that BS that’s currently circulating. But I still love Jimmy because he’s a truth warrior, even if he can be wrong at times like any of us.

[@theaxialart]

@@vegsource Except for me ... jeff; I'm .... nevaH wong ..... bwaaaaaaaaaaaaa bwaaaaaaaa huaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ..... lols.

[@aldinadasilva3858]

Didn’t realize how bad soy is. It was recommended for protein and my hot flashes. Now I’m not sure whether to continue eating tofu and edamame.

[@PeterRogersMD]

Soy is for chumps.

[@Tridhos]

I could not agree more with Dr McDougall but we should not forget that there are many others who claim health benefits from some of the most bizarre treatments with scant scientific evidence.

[@Goodfellas900]

Only 5-10% of the plate are for Greens ? Seems a bit limited considering how good they are for us.

[@PeterRogersMD]

Dr Mcdougall recommends 90% of calories from starch. 5% each from fruits and veggies. I actually eat more fruits = about 35% b/c I exercise a lot. Dr Mcdougall says that a lot of older folks do not exercise that much, and that fruits do not satisfy appetite as well as starch. For patients who are trying to lose weight he recommend they eat more calories from veggies, typically 30%, but if need be up to a maximum of 50%. He says that one cannot go beyond that on veggies or run into problems.

[@b.porterv7418]

The problem with this guy, and I've watched many of his videos, is that he focuses only on mechanism it doesn't look at any data regarding outcomes in humans. He says all fat is bad, but the science showing that mono and especially polyunsaturated fats have beneficial outcomes in humans when we look at the trials. He talks about the flow mediated dilation being clamped when you eat some fat with your meal, but this is something that happens with other beneficial things too. For example, exercise causes a slowing of blood flow as well, flow mediated dilation is inhibited with exercise but we all know exercise is good for you. If we only look at the mechanism, we'd have to recommend that no one exercise. Mechanisms are important, but you have to look at outcomes as well.

[@vegsource]

FMD is improved by exercise. All the research shows that.

[@b.porterv7418]

@@vegsource but not initially, it is improved over time by consistent exercise. My point is that if we look at FMD immediately after exercise and see that it is not improved but worsened, we might erroneously conclude that we shouldn't exercise. Same thing is happening with fats. Dr Rogers is looking at the immediate results of olive oil or nuts and concluding that we shouldn't eat them, but over time they improve artery function.

[@vegsource]

@@b.porterv7418 Regarding the question about studies measuring FMD after exercise, there have been several studies on this topic. Here's what some of the research shows: 1. Acute effects of exercise on FMD: Several studies have shown that a single bout of exercise can improve FMD. For example, a study by Tinken et al. (2009) found that 30 minutes of moderate-intensity cycling improved FMD in healthy individuals. 2. Long-term effects of exercise training on FMD: Regular exercise training has been shown to improve baseline FMD over time. A meta-analysis by Ashor et al. (2015) found that aerobic exercise training significantly improved FMD in various populations. 3. Exercise and high-fat meal interactions: Interestingly, some studies have looked at how exercise might mitigate the negative effects of a high-fat meal on FMD. For instance, Padilla et al. (2006) found that prior exercise could prevent the decrease in FMD typically seen after a high-fat meal. 4. Intensity-dependent effects: The impact of exercise on FMD might depend on exercise intensity. A study by Birk et al. (2013) suggested that high-intensity interval exercise might lead to greater improvements in FMD compared to moderate-intensity continuous exercise. 5. Time course of FMD changes: Johnson et al. (2012) examined the time course of FMD changes after acute exercise, finding that improvements could last for several hours post-exercise. These studies suggest that exercise generally has a positive effect on FMD, both acutely and chronically. However, the exact impact can vary based on factors like exercise intensity, duration, and the individual's baseline health status. Both acute and long-term exercise positively impact flow-mediated dilation (FMD). A few trends and findings from the latest research are noteworthy: 1. **Personalized Exercise Responses**: Recent studies have begun to explore how individual variability, such as genetic factors, baseline fitness, and age, can influence the FMD response to exercise. For example, a 2021 study by Lind et al. found that individuals with lower baseline FMD showed more pronounced improvements after exercise training, suggesting that the vascular benefits of exercise might be more significant in those with poorer vascular health. 2. **Exercise in Different Populations**: More recent research has also expanded to diverse populations, including those with chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension. For instance, a 2022 study by Fritzen et al. reported that patients with type 2 diabetes experienced significant improvements in FMD following a structured exercise program, underscoring the importance of exercise for cardiovascular health in at-risk populations. 3. **Comparisons Between Exercise Modalities**: There's ongoing interest in comparing the effects of different exercise modalities on FMD. A 2023 review by Reed et al. synthesized findings from recent trials and concluded that both aerobic and resistance training can improve FMD, but the effects might differ based on the duration and intensity of the exercise regimen. 4. **Longitudinal Studies**: Some newer longitudinal studies have extended the observation periods to assess the sustainability of FMD improvements from exercise. A 2023 study by Thompson et al. tracked FMD changes over a year-long exercise program, finding that consistent, moderate-intensity exercise led to sustained improvements in FMD, whereas gains from high-intensity training were more dependent on continued participation. 5. **Mechanistic Insights**: Recent studies are also delving deeper into the mechanisms behind exercise-induced FMD improvements. A 2022 study by Chan et al. examined the role of endothelial nitric oxide synthase (eNOS) upregulation, which was found to be a key mediator in the exercise-induced enhancement of FMD, particularly in response to aerobic exercise. These studies suggest that while the general benefits of exercise on FMD are well-established, ongoing research is providing more detailed insights into how different factors influence these effects, helping to tailor exercise recommendations for optimal vascular health.

[@vegsource]

@@b.porterv7418 you’re wrong. Cite some studies.

[@b.porterv7418]

@@vegsource some of the studies you just cited say exactly what I said. Thanks for helping me out.

[@patrick-louisvincent4360]

Did you know that 3 grams a day of chlorella, when grown in the right conditions, provides all the vitamin B12 that humans need? And it's a plant food.

[@kathym9322]

Apeel is Bill Gate's baby, isn't it? Also, if you know, doesn't produce have to be labeled if it has the Apeel coating?

[@dianawallis1098]

Can anyone please point me in the direction of soy research he talks about, he covered that so quickly. Is it only GMO soy that is harmful? Good presentation but I wish he would slow down, maybe spread it over a few episodes. Thank you 😊

[@vegsource]

He's got a number of videos about it on his channel: youtube.com/@peterrogersmd

[@KenGaskins-nm3gx]

What would be interesting to know is what countries have the best systems to do the most honest and unfettered research, and what journals would publish these findings. It would be odd to find more honest research on nutrition & disease coming out of say China (though obviously controlled by a totalitarian government via The Politburo & the General Secretary) or Russia ("Gangster Capitalism" more then being Communist in my opinion) then the United States, the UK, France, etc. Who knows, due to Big Pharma and the grant system for research in the US, maybe better research is coming out of a place like Turkey or Morocco. Though I know Big Pharma has a wide net and could probably pay off or squash anyone they want.

[@leonardodamico9344]

Hi Peter.l have been suffering from parkinson disease for10 years my meds hardly work .dont eat meat or Dairy.dont still l am the same.l have come to the point that l dont want to live anymore .please give me some adivice..what to do .please

[@PeterRogersMD]

You need to talk to your neurologist and to your family. Dr Mcdougall thinks some cases of Parkinson's might be due to autoimmune disease. You could watch his video about autoimmune disease and leaky gut. Watch videos or read about exercise in Parkinson's disease. You might want to study the concepts of neurogenesis and excitotoxicity. You might find the book or movie, Case for Christ by Lee Strobel interesting.

[@wannabesam]

Amish are very healthy but not through diet. Spirituality and hard work?

[@mattgruber3933]

Read Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. Athiesm is not the opposite of faith. Reason and logic are the opposite of faith. Learn how to be a critical thinker.

[@presterjohn1697]

Where did they find this lopsided rambling guy?

[@PeterRogersMD]

For my diagnostic radiology residency boards, I was done on a 4 hr test in 1 hr 10 min with a perfect score. My thinking is just fine. I've read Atlas Shrugged. It's a great book. St Thomas Aquinas showed that faith and reason go together a long time ago. Atheism says that man does not have a soul. That he's just a talking monkey. Christianity says that man is created in the image of God. Christianity has MUCH MORE RESPECT for mankind than does atheism. Atheism has zero respect for mankind. By the way, Ayn Rand was a closet Christian. If you read her book "Romantic Manifesto" all she does is go on and on and on about how great the Christian writers are. Here's a typical quote. "Victor Hugo is the greatest novelist who ever lived. Upon reading Victor Hugo, one feels as if they are entering a cathedral."

[@presterjohn1697]

@@PeterRogersMD Seem I recall Ayn Rand having to rely on the US welfare state towards the end of her life. I wonder what ever happened to her rugged individualism/small government philosophy?

[@vegsource]

@presterjohn1697 Is it your position that Ayn Rand was not entitled to accept the benefits of social security and Medicare she was forced to pay for all her life thru taxes?

[@PeterRogersMD]

@@presterjohn1697 Even though Ayn Rand was the greatest female writer and philosopher and teacher of all time: excessive taxation still made her poor. That confirms one of her major positions: that excessive taxation is unfair.

[@petercseszarik6552]

an hour of bible thumping ffs

[@tomgoff7887]

All the tendentious religious claims undermine his credibility.

[@PeterRogersMD]

Atheistic Darwinism is the default option to Christianity in the Western world. Christianity glorifies mankind = says that he is created in the image of God; that all men are equal in the eyes of God; that everyone's life is meaningful; that God loves us. Atheism says that humans are just talking primates, talking monkeys: as your Avatar indicated. Atheism says that life is meaningless; that people have no soul; that there is no afterlife; that people are just farm animals owned by their ruler; that we have no obligation to obey the tend commandments or any other rules, except what a ruller forces us to do. Atheism is bleak. That's why atheists stink at everything = they stink at painting,sculpture, literature, science. Saying that life is meaningless is not inspiring.

[@tedhuntington7692]

yes - religions are obvious bunk and ppl need to learn history and be smarter- we need more open examination of the far fetched claims of the reliigions

[@b.porterv7418]

​@@beepbeepnj2658there are tons of other verses as well that make believe in Christianity ridiculous. Let's start at the beginning, a talking snake and a garden?

[@PeterRogersMD]

@@tedhuntington7692 Atheism is obvious bunk, and leads to gene oh side & slay very.

[@PeterRogersMD]

@@beepbeepnj2658 I'm not claiming to be a theologian. Any literate person can read the Bible, and see these patterns. When the population turns away from God, they often get forced into slavery. One can see that JC provides advice that helps people to get along with each other. Why are you even commenting on this page, this nutrition lecture. I am for ethics. The reason the proles have it so bad, is b/c the healthcare system is unethical, and does not care about them.

[@gregmoore66]

Grades for this guy: (1) Medical Care = A, (2) Religion BS Ideas = F

[@PeterRogersMD]

You can't have large scale good science with ethics. You can't have societal ethics without religion. Thus you can't have a reliable science system without religion. Modern USA is run on atheistic Darwinism; look at what it has done: public schools are all fake; premed program is fake at all schools, all medical schools are fake (students are never taught NETS = Nutrition, Epidemiology, Toxicology, Sunshine-Stress management-Social support-Spiritual (religion issues). That's why they can NEVER cure chronic disease. Honest science of low fat vegan diet can easily cure obesity, hypertension, diabetes, atherosclerosis, constipation, much of autoimmune disease, etc.

[@PeterRogersMD]

Why are you afraid of the truth and Christianity? All I have to do is mention ethics and God, and then a bunch of atheist trolls pop out of cybersphere. How come I never see these trolls stand up for anything good? Like freedom or individual rights or a society's right to maintain its boarders.

[@eric-jr2nf]

​@@PeterRogersMD New Testament Christianity is not for "boarders" or nationalism. Our kingdom is spiritual. Seems like you're a Catholic, not a Christian. Neither can you even spell ("boarders"), I can, and English is not even my first language.

[@RVP1955]

This atheist thinks you need to stick to nutrition and not religion.

[@PeterRogersMD]

Thank you for demonstrating the Hollingsworth gap. Troll.

[@BuckyBeaver666]

@@PeterRogersMD I find it remarkable that you attempt to character assassinate someone on the basis of their religious beliefs. I find this particularly distasteful in that you are a guest on Jeff Nelsons channel, and moreover had Dr. John McDougall as a lead in to your talk. If you want to respond negatively to comments on your own channel you should do so with all the moral fastidiousness you can muster. However to do so with the implied backdrop of Dr. McDougall is reprehensible. In my opinion, your Hollingsworth gap theory seems to have backfired in spectacular fashion.

[@PeterRogersMD]

@@BuckyBeaver666 I notice that the atheist trolls always freakout when someone mentions God and ethics. How upsetting. I've never seen one of you trolls ever speak up for freedom or for children or for anything useful. Your atheism just ruins institutions and countries. Spare me the moral posturing. Atheists do not have any moral foundation.

[@relaxgood5214]

You lost me with the Christian Art.

[@PeterRogersMD]

I realize that trolls prefer statues of turds instead of the Pieta. There was a picture of a statue of a turd to please someone at your level. Christian art is 1,000x better than any other art. Why is it that atheists stink at art? Perhaps b/c they think life is meaningless. Meaninglessness is not that inspiring.

[@PeterRogersMD]

Oh, I forgot. Atheists prefer statues of terds over the Pieta. And modern art $ londering "paintings" over renaissance & pre-Rapaelite art. And buildings that look like animal cages over Cathedrals. And action movies with special effects (designed for dummies) over films like "it's a wonderful life." Atheists prefer bleak bs like "winter holiday" over the beauty, warmth, and magnificence of Christmas. Christianity takes the middle of winter, and turns it into the brightest day of the year. They are the light of the world!

[@GaiasFleas]

Bottle beard, Jeff?

[@vegsource]

@@GaiasFleas Maybe! Just started going to my son’s barber. 🤷‍♂️

[@polibm6510]

Peter Rogers is just a clown. Nothing more. Or a joke (his favorite word when he speaks about someone else.).

[@PeterRogersMD]

Notice how the trolls come out when someone mentions God. Trolls do not want healthcare to have ethics.

[@polibm6510]

​@@PeterRogersMD I don't care about your God at all. I just don't want you to spread your nutritional misinformations...

[@PeterRogersMD]

@@polibm6510 I eat the Dr Mcdougall diet. What's wrong with it?

[@polibm6510]

@@PeterRogersMD Eat what you want. But don't claim it's the healthiest…

[@eric-jr2nf]

​@@PeterRogersMD McDougall mentioned God sometimes and nobody was bothered. You, however, mix Christianity with all kinds of politics and conspiracy nonsense and call other people names. You seem easily triggered. And Ayn Rand? 😂 Come on.

[@presterjohn1697]

Please return this guy to the quiet corner on BitChute.

[@PeterRogersMD]

Why are you afraid of the truth and Christianity?

[@presterjohn1697]

@@PeterRogersMD Oh you mean the truth of a patriarchal murder cult who has used Christianity as a tool to wage genocide on nearly every every patch of land they encountered. As a matter of fact feel free to share the historical evidence of Christians engaged in mutual cooperation with other cultures worldwide. For every example you provide I'll just kindly send you a Christian sanctioned head count of people slaughtered in the name of western expansion.

[@presterjohn1697]

@@PeterRogersMD my comments are being erased.

[@PeterRogersMD]

@@presterjohn1697 You've got at least 11 comments already; more than anyone else. I read your comments yesterday. I don't notice anything missing. You are an atheist who believes that humans do not have a soul, that they are just talking monkeys, that humans do not deserve any rights, that modern art is real, that doctors should not talk about ethics, that the Christian church which invented the modern scientific method, universities, modern hospitals, the best art, best literature, best architecture, best movies, best societies (everyone in the world wants to move to them) is equivalent to the Soviets who keeled 65 million churches & burned down 48,000 churches. Wow. You really know a lot about history.

[@paulcohen6727]

@@beepbeepnj2658 This statement is not quite correct, the actual statistic says " Approximately 70% of those claiming to be religious in prison are Christian." There is also a great deal of proselytizing in prison especially among new converts and many inmates either convert while in prison or make a pretense at religion in order to gain favor with their parole board.