Dr. Soham Patel: Plant Based Endocrinologist

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Meet Dr. Soham Patel who is the first plant based endocrinologist that I have been blessed to meet! I am always thrilled to meet specialists like Dr. Patel who can have an enormous impact on so MANY patients. We had an amazing conversation and I also bent his ear about a few of my patients and what he advised worked beautifully! So please listen and learn from the amazing Dr. Patel!
With his passion to provide individualized care for his patients and incorporating nutrition as a cornerstone of his treatment strategy, Dr.Patel set up Center for Preventive Endocrinology and Nutrition in fall of 2018.
He is dual board certified in Internal Medicine and Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism and participates in maintenance of certification program. He spends a significant chunk of time to keep updated with latest in nutrition research along with attending international conferences on nutrition every year.
Learn more about Dr. Patel at cfpen.org

[@HeyYall398]

What a breath of fresh air! The endocrinologists I have came across are into ketogenic diet. I needed to hear this. Thank you so much, Dr. Marbas.

[@barbaraortiz3861]

Dr. Patel has been my endo for several years. I needed to revisit this advice and be reminded why he recommended that I go plant based. He is the best endo I've ever had.

[@DrLaurieMarbas]

He is awesome

[@beyourowndoctor3062]

Amazing interview!! Glad you shared it with me Soham. Watched the whole thing. This is an interview with so much of info that you don't find anywhere. Thanks to the interviewer too for the great questions to bring out those info. You both have done a great job. In another two weeks time I am interviewing you. I'll talk to you in detail about it. God bless you both.

[@DrLaurieMarbas]

thank you for listening!

[@crow4130]

This is my doctor and he is amazing and brilliant. Would love to see a discussion on Graves and autoimmune 🌈🌻💗

[@adrian781]

Taquitos recipe? After hearing how good they are I want to try them! YUM

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

Question for Dr. Patel. Sir, have you ever worked with a type3 diabetic? thanks

[@betzib8021]

But what a wonderful and informative video. Thank you Doctor for doing this for us.

[@bethannbakker3585]

Been awhile since I heard Herbert Shelton's name!

[@suchapaula]

Pity that there was no information on hypothyroidism

[@medinabello19]

My parents are from Gujarat too.

[@DrLaurieMarbas]

A J awesome

[@allencrider]

All this time and I didn't know insulin sensitivity was quantified!

[@DrLaurieMarbas]

Reverend Al thank you for listening and excited you learned something! That is our mission, to teach and support!

[@allencrider]

@@DrLaurieMarbas It's interesting to me. I've always had low-ish (67 - 72 mg/dL) fasting glucose results on blood tests and high triglycerides between 150 and 200 mg/dL. I don't think there's any relationship -- at least nothing ever shows up when I search. It's always metabolic syndrome high glucose and high triglycerides that shows in my searches. One time I even ate zero fruit for the two weeks leading up to my blood test and there was no appreciable change in triglycerides. But I'm so happy with my less-than 150 total cholesterol and less-than 70 LDL on my whole-food plant-based lifestyle that I'll leave the triglyceride issue alone!

[@traceylorraine3663]

Lentils and what? Didn't catch the last part...

[@traceylorraine3663]

Never mind - found it. Great interview!

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

Ahisma...

[@betzib8021]

I wish people would stop talking about this handful of nuts. I can make my handful really big...you cant imagine the mountain of nuts i can create before a nut falls off my "handful". Please tell me ounces in weight. This is a true nut lover here. How many ounces?

[@suchapaula]

Handful of nuts means that nuts which you put in your open palm and they don’t fall off. It’s not that many

[@betzib8021]

@@suchapaula then I'm eating about 4 or 5 of them...handfuls I mean