DR CUCUZZELLA: BRILLIANT METABOLIC HEALTH CLINICAL INSIGHTS

[@lenamagda4133]

I'm a registered nurse at VA primary care in Tampa. I wish we had someone like Dr. Cucuzzella there. The scale of metabolic disease I see every day is overwhelming....I'm tempted to mention low carb diet to my patients but I know I can't...

[@dianeyoung2555]

@@lenamagda4133 that’s so disheartening that you can’t! Hope we can find a way around that soon

[@sueme1954]

You can. Refer the patient to a youtube cast that is on the topic that should interest them the most. Think of it as calling the police when you see a child that is being starved and you are the waiter in a restaurant.

[@dianeyoung2555]

@@sueme1954 impressed with your idea!!!

[@emilee_7265]

Hi, greetings from nurse from Austria 😅 i can mention, but they dont want it...... 😢

[@emilee_7265]

Hi, greetings from nurse from Austria 😅 i can mention, but they dont want it...... 😢

[@LobsterMobility]

This was a really good interview. We need more of these two doctors.

[@LobsterMobility]

Dr Cucuzzella is really interesting. And a family doctor with all these metabolic experience. Need more like this guy in going to follow with interest. Andre

[@veronicabradford5770]

So much to learn. A great interview. Thank you. I’m 63 and have taken my life back with low carb and am about to go off my hypertension meds. Im doing this for my Dad who passed at 63 being a type two diabetic with cardiovascular disease. If only he knew this, it would have saved him and he would have really enjoyed the low carb way of eating . ❤

[@dianeyoung2555]

Palm Beach Gardens Loves Dr CYWES!! Thank you for all you do!!!❤

[@LobsterMobility]

The big man Dr Cywes!!

[@robertcywes2966]

I'm in Jupiter

[@dianeyoung2555]

@@robertcywes2966 thank you! Do you accept self pay?

[@ckomtro3]

@@robertcywes2966Is it faster to consult with you in person VS online?

[@arwenhardy1995]

Awesome, fascinating discussion. Thank you, Dr. Cywes for taking the time to do your best to reach and help the masses. 🙏💖

[@TheRacdoc]

Absolutely fantastic information!!!

[@elsieteixeira2499]

Dr. Cywes, what you said about difference in children putting on weight or not. I used to ask why did my mother and two sisters not put on weight but I was always overweight eating just about the same amount of food. My mother used to dish up our meals and made our sandwiches for school.we did not have junck food but I think the bread and pasta was the problem Only at the age of 69, a year ago did I come across you and a few other carnivore doctors. I have lost 20 kilos, lost all my joint pains and now have a good muscle mass that has rectified my balance issues. My digestion was a mess and is 98% cured. I still need to loose another 15 kilos. Thank you for your videis they are very useful to me.

[@TheGloryofGod-Au]

Dr Butter and Dr Porterhouse are in a meeting.

[@SandiSMoore]

Love ❤❤❤

[@mattfisano]

Dr Cywes Question, you mentioned that lean protein doesn’t trigger a response of insulin. Is that to say it needs high fat with it to increase a response from insulin.(which I think the fat would actually not trigger insulin increase). But if one was on a carnivore diet eating 2 meals in a 4-6 hour spaced window(IF), each meal around 120-150 grams of protein with 30-50 grams of fat each meal, but no carbs. Wouldn’t the high protein eventually trigger an increase in insulin since the excess protein over 30-40 grams can’t be used up or stored, gets converted to glucagon in the form of gluconeogensis thus triggering an insulin increase similar to that as if you ate carbs. Thx

[@robertcywes2966]

No. That's the Achilles heel of carnivore. Insulin is triggered by GLP1

[@sharonp9429]

​@@robertcywes2966I am confused bc I thought lean protein triggered insulin and that is why you would challenge anyone recommending the psmf diet.

[@HEARTANDSOULOFMINE]

@@robertcywes2966Have you recorded a separate podcast on GLP1 regarding the healing of insulin resistance and high blood pressure? I have a fasting insulin of 6.6, HBa1C of 5.7, blood glucose of 97, and BP of 130/80. Been on low carb for 7 years but can’t improve those numbers. I also do intermittent fasting almost every day. I also wear a Dexcom G7 intermittently for ten days. From your comments today, it sounds like I could benefit from a low dose of GLP1 to finally get better blood sugar and insulin numbers and get off BP meds?

[@dianeyoung2555]

Been on low carb for 5 years now. Cannot get the scale to move. Also have lipedema. Not sure how to proceed from here. No weight loss in 2 years but reversed diabetes

[@dianeyoung2555]

@@andredaedone7732 under 20 grams per day and yes I exercise and have a 1 year old German Shepherd puppy who keeps me busy outside. My lipedema is the main factor that is blocking my ability to lose weight. I keep hoping for the best and pray I find something to break the stall which is almost nearly impossible according to Lipedema researchers and Lipedema experts

[@dianechilds1857]

Siobhan Huggins has lipedema. She has been interviewed on KZbin. Look her up. Also Ben Bikman has some KZbin videos on it. He sees lipedema as inflammation of the collagen structure around the fat cells. I think he has practical suggestions as well.

[@jodipokorski4354]

Do you use a vibration plate? Limitless Lindy in Australia has a video on lymphedema and lipedema.

[@andredaedone7732]

@@dianeyoung2555 Lipedema is an autoimmune disease or malfunction. As with most autoimmune diseases a strict Carnivore or Lion lifestyle could be the solution.

[@maryhaislip4519]

Talk to your doctor about surgery for the lymphedema my friend just had that done and is ongoing to remove all of it

[@dianerussell9121]

I want to learn more about GLP-1. I am a T1D and wonder if we make less of this since we make no insulin or at least I don't anymore. Would love to learn more.

[@maryhaislip4519]

My understanding is that with the use of the glp1 but you also have to do strength training and become metabolically healthy in order for the Glp1 to work effectively and that it does a lot towards improving insulin resistance but also doing some healing of other things in your body

[@robertcywes2966]

Yes

[@TrishBowman-k2v]

I work at WVU medicine and follow a carnivore diet!!

[@robertcywes2966]

Excellent

[@michelletrippi7782]

Just had a friend tell me her doctor told her to stop eating meat to.address her fatty liver. I just shook my head...cant tell her anything. For the last year she has struggled to put on and hold onto weight with no real help from.a doctor a.d npw she said this. Also said she eats healthy...in my head im thinking stop eating fruits and veggies....and yet shes worried about my heart and liver being on carnivore.

[@Dbiker75Tex24]

Dose anyone know if niacin with inositol works as well as niacin?

[@Bama_J]

Good morning

[@robertcywes2966]

😊

[@wingleuing9211]

What blood work you recommend for annual check up for men and women since we are different

[@robertcywes2966]

Set up a visit to order...the read is the value

[@patvaughn9987]

Just curious, what is the name of the test that Dr Mark was referring to when he was talking about pulling folks off statins? Was it just the CAC score?

[@robertcywes2966]

Yes

[@StanDupp6371]

High carb centenarians. 2010 study title: "Discovery of Novel Sources of Vitamin B12 in Traditional Korean Foods from Nutritional Surveys of Centenarians." These Korean centenarians consume a high carb diet with 87% of plant foods and 13% from animal foods. They have almost no access to synthetic vitamins, supplements or fortified foods. Centenarian men take in about 1700 calories per day and about 300 grams of carbs per day.

[@Sheryl-b5k]

Can someone naturally produce too much GLP-1?

[@LobsterMobility]

I have found pharmacists to be part of the problem sometimes and not the solution. They are salesmen and they give less time to make decisions than a typical GP that's how quickly they start giving out drug advice! And they lean towards the drugs they make the most money on often.

[@robertcywes2966]

Doing the best they can. They are not physicians

[@patvaughn9987]

@@LobsterMobility Sometimes I think that they are under utilized with their knowledge. We often don’t ask or tap into their expertise. While I agree, they are also running a business and have to make a living, they do have significant information which could be shared if only we would ask. The other side of the coin is that many are swamped and so busy they are pounded by the system….not unlike physicians working in the traditional settings.

[@LobsterMobility]

@@patvaughn9987 great points mate

[@jennifermathews4259]

I have been a Type 1 diabetic for over 48 years. Except for the first 10 years, I have been low carb (50-70 carbs), Dr Bernstein 's way of eating (30 carbs) then Keto (20 carbs) and last 10 years Ketovore (10) and Carnivore (0) and have had to bolus for protein and fat after every meal for over 20 years. Ask most type 1s that are Ketovore or Carnivore and they have to bolus for protein and fat. We are tired of doctors telling us we dont need insulin for protein and fat by the way we all use the CGMS and know we need insulin. So dont say no onneeds insulin for protein or fat.

[@robertcywes2966]

Exactly! Well stated

[@raykinney9907]

Yes, getting back into homeostasis is key, and nutritionally a goal. Now, I urge critical thinking about, not just the 'junk food' issues, but also emerging understanding of the 'junk light' adverse effects on all of us. Our current lifestyles are so pervasively becoming indoors living, but leaving our evolutionary adaptation to thrive in daylight orchestra of all wavelengths of light outside! Isolated narrow band of light produced by LED lights, has been taken totally 'out of context' and introduced as a sole exposure regime that is very toxic IMHO. Laws of physics actually DO apply to biology, who could have thought? Search: quantum biology of light, near infra red in daylight, for emerging awareness of medical harms playing into chronic disease progressions. Junk light, is hand in hand with junk foodIMHO.

[@mattfisano]

You forgot the air we breath, trifecta

[@raykinney9907]

@@mattfisano Certainly.

[@TopgunB]

Professional cyclists are breaking speed records left right and centre. I believe it is because they are fat adapted and can easily switch from glucose To fat burning quickly and easily.

[@mattfisano]

It’s PED and other growth hormones they are taking.

[@robertcywes2966]

Frank broome

[@alimccoy9132]

Are there more Metabolic studies coming out of the closets for the public in America?

[@Jonathanmissinglink]

How much are you being paid for hawking KetoneIQ?

[@DaveIrish66]

Why do you care?

[@Jonathanmissinglink]

@@DaveIrish66 because people following a ketogenic diet don’t need exogenous ketones. Maybe if you’re a marathon runner running at a high effort level for a long period of time (Zone 3 or 4). But your average person trying to improve metabolic health does not need this.

[@DaveIrish66]

​@Jonathanmissinglink and how is that any of your concern? It's their life to what they want.

[@dianeyoung2555]

@@Jonathanmissinglink that’s not cool at all. 😔it seems to help some people. Maybe go ask big food how much they make at hawking junk food

[@stubloom4870]

Dr. Cywes is a wonderful doctor, but he is a terrible interviewer. Over and over again in this episode, his guest was making an important point and was about to get to the punch line, only to be interrupted by Dr. Cywes, who turned the conversation in another direction. We never got to the guest's point. Example: the story of the eight-year-old girl with fasting insulin on 90. What happened with her? We were just about to find out, when Dr. Cywes interrupted, and we never got back to her story.

[@emilee_7265]

Dr Cywes! Again, your guest can rearly speaking 😢

[@shelleywestphal4172]

Embarrassing for Kaiser Permanente

[@TheGloryofGod-Au]

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