How Intermittent Fasting Increases LONGEVITY & Reverses Aging! | Dr. David Sinclair

[@TeslaEVolution]

Fasting saves: MONEY, TIME, ENVIRONMENT AND ON HEALTH BILLS + gets you more energized and you do enjoy food more WHEN you eat.

[@FunctionalNutritionConsultant]

Beautifully said.

[@drn13355]

It was amazing how much money I have saved by not buying snacks or all the food. It makes everything better.

[@arpitkumartomar]

Its almost like magic. You can focus upon eating more nutritiously dense and expensive foods just eating 1-2 times a day within a 3-4 hour window.

[@mirzamanmirzaman1482]

This doctor told the key word for achieving good health ( eat less). This is 100% true from my view point because I cut down only one meal ( lunch) from my diet and avoided the sugary drinks, the results are amazing. Beside loosing 50 lbs, my pre diabetes and high blood pressure are reversed. I have never seen myself like this in the past 30 years. Eating less works.

[@lorill2631]

Agree 💯

[@thegiggler2]

I was inspired to do this and am down 12 pounds in two weeks since I started eating only one meal a day and snacking responsibly when I need to.

[@georgechristoforou991]

What I have learned about fasting is that you can get accustomed to it. Start with a few hours then extend the period of fasting day by day. When started, I used to struggle with 24 hr fasts. Now I can do 2 day fasts and I don't feel particularly hungry. When you break your fast be careful not to overdo it.

[@jhakkuagadhi842]

What's the right way to break the fast.

[@georgechristoforou991]

@@jhakkuagadhi842 protein meal. No carbs. Meat, eggs or fish to help rebuild the body after autophagy. Small meal then another after 3 hours or more. I take resveratrol before breaking the fast to protect from calorie spike.

[@jhakkuagadhi842]

@@georgechristoforou991 Thanks 👍🙏

[@shantanugangele2827]

How to start fasting. :|

[@savvasgamingchannel5062]

@@shantanugangele2827 Start by having breakfast half hour later and later each day. Then when it reaches lunch time merge breakfast and lunch. Make sure to drink lots of water or sugar free tea and coffee. Just keep doing this. Then try going 1 day a week without food until the evening. Then after a few weeks try going a whole day without food.

[@vivveene]

I end up eating once per day because I was going through a financial crisis and I had to make sure my preteen had something most of the time to eat. To my surprise, my energy was through the roof in the evenings and the serious inflammation I was experiencing was gone and talk about the weight loss.

[@henrykelanit9671]

Are u serious ?

[@vivveene]

@@henrykelanit9671 : Yep.

[@mantrasandmore4128]

Yes I reversed my auto immune through fasting amazing

[@thegiggler2]

I went down to just eating lunch after seeing a youtube comment on a similar video. I have lost 10 pounds in 2 weeks.

[@vivveene]

@@henrykelanit9671 : Yep, So I did the research and realized that I was actually doing OMAD fasting. Now I am trying to get back to that habit, buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut, let's just say I am a work in progress.

[@Mrbimdrummer]

I fast 18 hours a day and have been for months. I could never go back to the way I used to eat. I have so much more energy also.

[@MafiaBoy206]

how do you manage the food, are you eating once per day? or how? and do you drink anything other than water during the fast periods?

[@Vintoneuler]

@@MafiaBoy206i eat 12pm to 6pm . 18 hour fast

[@deniseunknown4576]

Oddly enough when fasting you get crazy high energy.

[@drn13355]

For me it isn't "energy" I just feel very clear thinking. Like I am very focused and I can get a lot of stuff done. I am not even thinking about food. Just getting done what I need to get done.

[@supgizmo5021]

Its a big lesson for those who deprive themselves of all enjoyment regarding food. I east pretty much what I want in that window and fast about 18 hrs. I have not gained weight or aged much/at all in the past 7 years. This protocol works.

[@georgechristoforou991]

All the gain without the pain.

[@Helium333-pj2jt]

A lady I know does 1 day a week fasting she's 74 and doing great!

[@ArifAli-hg1eq]

Both of you are very good Doctors. I highly appreciate your work. Lots of respect.

[@seekingthemiddleway4048]

When I walk past the summer terraces at lunchtime and see dozens and dozens of people eating big meals and know they're going to eat again in another 4 hours and probably had breakfast earlier on too, I can scarcely believe it now. It seems nuts.

[@jessica3218]

Food is fuel.

[@brandonandujar2289]

@@jessica3218 fat

[@muslima2505]

Hahaha feel the same!!! 💯

[@catcan221]

I used to do long fasts. I found that being in a calorie deficit caused me to stop having my period, made my metabolism reset to lower caloric intake and to have muscle loss. I was not getting enough protein to keep my hormones balanced. Once I started eating what my body needed in both calories and protein macros in a time restricted window, I gained muscle, balanced hormones and started losing fat again. I think fasting once in a while is okay but regularly doing it is actually bad for your metabolic health and muscles. I think the idea is not to be grazing all day long or eating late into the night. Let your body rest and allow insulin to go down but do not become weak, fragile, and hormonally messed up by starving yourself too much.

[@Justfun-xx6xe]

It all comes down to common sense, if you're full why eat the 3 rd meal ?

[@doddsalfa]

The purpose of if isn’t calorie restriction

[@catcan221]

@@doddsalfa How are you not going to be calorie restricted if you fast 24-72 hours every week like many of these people promote?

[@doddsalfa]

@@catcan221 mild cr at best.You need to get in your calories for many reasons,overeat.

[@catcan221]

@@doddsalfa yet that is what happens when people fast long term such as the 72 hours water fast or 7-30 days. I understand the autophagy goal. That can be done other ways that won't sacrifice your muscle mass. I am all for TRE. People typically fast every day after dinner until they eat the next day, and that is fine. I have seen enough research now that says long term fasting is a very bad idea. I used to fast a lot and after doing deeper research, realize why that is not good. Unless you want to be a frail old person who breaks a hip and dies young, build muscle with proper protein intake daily and fast only 12-18 hours a day to let insulin go down.

[@johnbassett5407]

Only eat when you’re hungry. I fast one day a week. I would like to do it for a longer period. But intermittent fasting is helping the body rejuvenate by activating autophagy.

[@SmilingBulldogPuppy-nb9ur]

Fasting and praying help spiritually(EZRA 8:23) also help in longgevity,good health and raise economy

[@M0RN1N6_5T4R]

He’s in his 50’s and looks more youthful than a lot of people in their 30’s.

[@annaszczerbinska610]

54 even ;-)

[@FLeigh12]

@@thesuperbiketour2251 -- How do you know he's using a filter if you were not there in the same room.!? This ''young looking boy'' has proved that fasting works if he looks 28-36..!!!

[@virtualrealityfitness283]

It’s a filter but the goal is to look your age or a few years younger!

[@FreeKekistann]

@@thesuperbiketour2251I agree that he does look far younger when he can control how he looks but I’ve seen him on other peoples videos, he looks decent for his age.

[@leiladasha]

He using filter in this vid

[@scott-richardson]

Even something as simple as eating dinner by 6:30pm, and then don't snack. Wait 3+ hours. Then go to bed and eat again at 7-8am. Not snacking after dinner essentially extends the fast for many people and is a huge improvement over the snacking before bed.

[@blklagoon76]

But I love the snacks’

[@scott-richardson]

@@blklagoon76 But the snacks... they do not love you back ;)

[@Helium333-pj2jt]

By instinct I've never wanted breakfast or lunch. At dinner I go all out and can eat anyone under the table, but I hate eating after 6pm or it keeps me up at night. So I like dinner about 5. Works for me and people always comment I look young and seem strangely strong/ healthy. I should probably be starting the menopause as my friends are or have already had it, but no sign of it yet.

[@rwalper]

As someone who just normally only eats once a day, this is a reassuring concept. I think my biggest issue is just needing to work on the quantity of food I eat during dinner. I often still single meal sizes I did in my teens and twenties, and definitely need to cut down. But it is a hard habit to break for sure

[@gavin3598]

Same area I am working on, the portion of the one meal that I eat. Progress though.

[@Cbmountain42]

Never felt better then when I did a 10 day water fast. Mental clarity is on another level

[@rs7458]

Meaning no food for 10 days? Just water, alone?

[@pbender]

I call this bs

[@Cbmountain42]

@@pbender lol then try it.

[@kingmo565]

@@pbender Why would you call this BS? I've done 5 day fasts and on day 4, the mental clarity is ridiculous, plus your mind is no longer looking for food because you're not hungry. So you have all these mental cycles to spend on learning (whatever you wish to learn). Your brain is fully running on ketones as well.

[@Helium333-pj2jt]

I did two weeks on green juices and I looked 10 years younger.

[@williamwightman8409]

Such excellent advice. Just to eating less real food does wonders, but yes it takes effort and the breaking of old food habits. The worst habit, if it can be called that, is the tendency to eat without thinking about it. Clock-based eating is a real problem. Start small and keep trying after each failure. I have found that brushing my teeth signals to me that no more food is appropriate until the next feeding window. I am slowly working my way down to OMAD at noon for the whole week, with tea and water all day long. How/when you eat also can improve the REM sleep quality and prevent/reduce GERD and related issues.

[@Esteban_Narvaez_MD]

If I have to suggest a meal that is probably more important to skip (breakfast or dinner) I would say that dinner is more important to skip, the reason why is because after dinner all you're gonna do is sleep and you have possibly more energy available than you need, that energy you won't use is going to be storage in form of lipids in your body, with that been said it's easy for you to understand that the energy you get in breakfast is going to be used during the day preventing more successful the storage process (of course quantities matter also), I'm a doctor by the way!

[@wanjirukamau2027]

They mostly recommend one eats dinner because the assumption is the individual is part of a family and feeding also serves some social purpose.

[@MafiaBoy206]

excellent video/podcast - love that this is spreading. I looked totally different with just doing fasting for a week. first three days i didnt eat, just drank water. I was guided by my doctor, so don't try this unless you know what you are doing.

[@selaluoposisisiapapunpresi7982]

just be cheerful, have enough sleep, avoid stress, don't be lazy, and eat only when you hungry

[@wmp3346]

Don’t watch or listen to right wing propaganda and fear mongering

[@godnex211ify]

Great substantial interview with more than useful information.

[@stevesteve7175]

Sinclair looks so young. He looks 25-30 to me. It's amazing. I know that his biological age is in his 20s. However, his chronological age is now over 50 years.

[@ancavasile5261]

Women should fast on certain days of the month, not randomly. For men, fasting is ok anytime, for women, no. Almost no one talks about these differences that should be highlighted.

[@FreeKekistann]

Agreed. Dr Mindy Pelz explains the timing (hormones).

[@IkennaOpara-y6g]

How do you mean

[@gparas511]

Thanks very much for giving us the longer life and a happy health hapines to all of US

[@redpanda146]

his voice is so soothing

[@andersjonsson8403]

Thanks a lot for this Great Podcast with the famous David Sinclair! 😊👍

[@debbiecampbell1326]

More you eat, more your stimulated to eat! Eating stimulates you to eat more, never ever eat breakfast, after one day of fasting your not even hungry! Eat half what your currently eating, greatly improve your health and longevity!

[@janashah2214]

Now science is saying fasting is the secret of being young and long life but our holidays prophet Mohammad peace and blessings be upon him told him that 1400 years ago…..

[@MarryPopp]

Thank You sooo much Dr.’s 🙏👏👏👏💐💝💐💐 My cuestión is how can i Take my suplentes if I Skip meals diet ?!🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️ Thank You

[@youareindenial4413]

Thank you, Dr. Chatterjee.

[@thepanel2935]

What about Ketosis? Does that help? How do you get into a Keto state?

[@mervelea]

and what about breastfeeding moms?? Is it healthy to fast?

[@cybersurf5]

How does one fast as suggested (skip 2 meals) and build/maintain muscle which is essential to healthspan and additionally lifespan?

[@freespirit6209]

Plenty of protein when you DO eat!

[@elsaberhe9704]

That was how people ate long ago, and there are still billions eat only once a day; for some economic problems, for others habits/traditions. God bless

[@creativesource3514]

There is no robust research showing that daily IF (16:8) causes autophagy or increases life span. It's simply a great way to reduce our daily calorie intake. Now fasting 1 day or more is a different issue and more research is needed.

[@chaneliza6075]

During intermittent fasting, if we feel hungry, do we still wait till break fast time or start eating light or keep drinking water to fill our stomach?

[@stavroulaspartali3885]

when u are hungry during fasting, drink plenty of water or black coffee or tea . no sugars or milk at all cause calories break fasting :)

[@massimozeni9369]

I would like to test the NMN on myself, can anyone tell me which company to buy it from? I'm a little skeptical about it

[@jimmycarney7650]

Keep up the great enfirmation so appreciate

[@sunmoon-84]

Is there something going on with one of Dr Sinclair's eyes? Also, are we really fasting? How did we come up with the idea that we should have 3 meals plus snacks a day? Is this cultural, promoted by business? (e.g. cereal companies last century).

[@rsaggar]

Marketing department of food companies in partnership w FDA through donations + "think tank" research

[@Benjamin_0fficial]

I have just one question, does he dyes his hair?

[@0121bassline]

I do the 18/6 fast starting from 6pm so I'm asleep during most of my fast which makes it way easier. I do this twice a week for a month , twice a year as I do bodybuilding and struggle to keep my size. Would that be enough to gain all benefits though? I also read that its more beneficial to do alternative day fasting so you fast one day then not the next then fast again etc . Unsure why it could be better than just fasting for 2 continuous days though ?

[@cindyoverall8139]

I have to disagree about animals. My cats live to be very old because they are loved. They eat whenever they want. But it’s true with humans.. like clearing yourself.

[@almaburns6562]

How long do your cats live?

[@jeanpollack5102]

I wonder who the man upstairs is

[@heidir8695]

Looking very youthfulness. Sinclair this is fantastic news on fasting

[@drn13355]

Agree about food tasking better. I fast from 1pm until after my morning workout and when I eat breakfast finally after fasting and a workout it tastes SO GOOD. I think of it like I "earned" my food as opposed to just having it there.

[@theworld9272]

Do you have black tea/coffee or with milk and sugar? At what time do you have dinner?

[@jeanniebellgrove4059]

Thank you thank you thank you 🧡

[@blklagoon76]

I can’t get past the nausea if I wait very long, not sure if that’s normal.

[@maryroberts6311]

with cautions, please, major scandel in the west on this one with the doctors leaving out the feeding tubes about 15 years ago with hospital patients. It wasn't intentional they just didn't think about it and the nurses just didn't ask, at one point the nurses complained and then other nurses joined in and it briefly hit the news. I am talking about the doctor/patient as seen relationships and doctors have tanked in this dept on second after they propped up the insurance industry, it was the point of no return for one of my loved ones. The nutritional problems creating so many of our health problems these days works both ways. Just a caution, I am trying this method now but I am not strapped down in a hospital and can't speak either

[@TeslaEVolution]

So Fasting, Reservatrol, Metformin, sleep, working out.........Life Force by Tony Robbins

[@mattp4079]

resveratrol was outed as a fraud. metformin has side effects which will burn out your kidneys

[@alexandrabooks3936]

I'd like to know whether we can replace breakfast and dinner with fruit and only have food at noon

[@TeslaEVolution]

Fun fact: When I grew up there were ALMOST NO FAT kids, but now they're EVERYWHERE, I'd say 2/3 or more are over weight.....so SKIP SNACKS for kids for SURE.

[@estherwood7548]

Amazing thankyou

[@IkennaOpara-y6g]

Is this IF good for pregnant or nursing mothers?

[@mollybpwebb7075]

I put collagen in my morning coffee and eat my first meal around 2-3pm then 6-7 pm. 2meals daily. Does the collagen in coffee considered a meal?

[@xtian384]

there's a little video in your filter, Doctor...

[@FLeigh12]

THIS COULD EASILY BE THE ''FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH'' - F A S T I N G - IT SEEMS THAT FOODS AND EATING 3X A DAY IS ACCELERATING THE AGING PROCESS. SO LESS FOOD TURNS BACK THE CLOCK, & STOPS AGING. !!! Excessive food makes you old, fat, lazy, diseased, and less food gives you longevity, health and youth. Inspiring video.!

[@jeffhawkins1293]

How do you skip a meal if you do a physical job?.....or does doing a physical job , require no fasting?

[@selaluoposisisiapapunpresi7982]

just be cheerful, have enough sleep, avoid stress, don't be lazy, and eat only when you hungry

[@lianelangitan-nelson1266]

Your body will adopt to it. I do physical job and being in front of foods all the time. It’s self discipline 💪

[@jacoblewis2461]

Self discipline and I also put salt in my water to drink through the day to keep my electrolytes replenished and my energy up (Himalayan Pink Salt and Potassium Chloride) Hope this helps!

[@lianelangitan-nelson1266]

@@jacoblewis2461 salt is salt, whatever form it is. And too much sodium in the body does harm rather than good

[@mixalis6168]

@@cat-le1hf Ofcourse it is !!

[@hallahasfar5588]

Thanks for useful informations, but I wonder is one meal daily sufficient to have all we need from Vitamins and minerals? So we need to take more supliments bills!

[@stevenchan7537]

I think most of the resources can be found from the Google. For your question, in my opinion, all pills are human made, like a processed product. Natural food comes first. It also depends what you eat. Carbohydrates must be very very low. Tq. Some method Sinclair used, I would doubt it, because he is still researching it. Not a final proven products. He is doing now is introduced ideas found from internet.

[@hallahasfar5588]

Thank you 🥰

[@khultherro8613]

Follow wild animals and nature's living. Inconsistent eating pattern, long duration without food, always moving to search for food. physical activity are diverse and no set pattern. Keep the body and mind adapting to new and different things.

[@booswalia]

I found it rather easy.

[@georgechristoforou991]

Mice fasting 16 hours out of 24 hrs does not correlate to people fasting 16 out of 24. 1 mouse hour does not correlate to 1 human hour. A 3 day fast for a person is more equivalent to 16 mice hours of fast.

[@Skyandgrace]

I do a monthly 5 day water fast preceded by a colon enzyme flush and I end with a liver enzyme flush- very powerful 2-3 times a week I fast 18-20 Hours I also am plantbased and high raw I lift weights three times a week and do yoga 2-3 times a week I am almost 50, not on any hormones and feeling great No cosmetic work done either

[@chajchaallpachu]

I eat 4 days in a week, and fast 92 hours without drinking water in a week. Since 2 years ago.

[@vicoilsteems9764]

​@@chajchaallpachu 92 hours without water ?

[@dokter9416]

Actually back in the olden days life expectancy wasn't as long as it is now, and you can't reverse aging, we all eventually die one day. The best way to live a healthy life, is to live a stress-free.

[@jalfredoalderete]

The Myth of Fasting for Longevity: Why We're Already Living Longer Than Our Ancestors In recent years, there has been a growing trend towards fasting as a means of improving health and longevity. The argument goes that, in our modern world of abundance and constant access to food, we have lost touch with the natural rhythms of our bodies and the way our ancestors lived. By fasting, we can reset our biological clocks and potentially extend our lifespans. However, this argument is based on a flawed assumption: that our ancestors lived shorter lives than we do today. In fact, the opposite is true. While life expectancy has certainly increased in the modern era, our ancestors were not necessarily doomed to short, brutal lives. Studies of ancient populations have shown that, on average, humans in the Paleolithic era (around 10,000 years ago) had lifespans similar to those of modern humans. This is despite the fact that they did not have access to many of the modern medical and technological advances that we take for granted today. Furthermore, there is evidence that our ancestors practiced a form of intermittent fasting as a natural consequence of their hunter-gatherer lifestyle. They would go for extended periods without food, then feast when the opportunity presented itself. This suggests that our bodies are well-adapted to periods of fasting and feasting, and that we do not necessarily need to adopt extreme fasting regimens to achieve optimal health. Of course, there are certainly benefits to fasting, such as improved insulin sensitivity and weight loss. However, it is important to question the idea that fasting is necessary for longevity, or that our ancestors were somehow inferior to us in terms of lifespan. By understanding the ways in which our bodies have evolved over time, we can make informed decisions about how to optimize our health and wellbeing, without succumbing to fads or myths.

[@chrismcdermott1864]

A question to Dr David Sinclair - I am needing research that people may know of, about using Electro Magnetics and Frequencies to wind back the telemerses body Clock. Say books and names of people who have done or are doing research on this subject. Please let me know in here and I will get an email from you tube when you put something in here.

[@richiekock8835]

haha, yes, me too.. eat eat eat... However, my parents are relatively short. My brothers and I are all 5.11 - 6 feet... so... the eating a lot I think contributed to that.

[@agatakrenz7800]

It is the mailman or the neighbour.

[@gracechen8278]

Were Dr. Sinclair suggesting skip breakfast and lunch?

[@tealatata]

Doesn’t that waste away your muscle though?

[@pm6613]

No. It actually causes growth hormone to kick in, after about 18 hours of fasting.

[@tealatata]

@@pm6613 do you should even workout fasted then ?

[@cubstep1944]

@@tealatata I do. I've lost a lot of weight fasting and am very muscular. Your body will burn fat and excess skin connective tissue first before muscle.

[@Noegzit]

@@tealatata Yes you can or Id rather you should. When doing intermittent fasting there is no reason to avoid workouts, you still have a lot of glycogen stored in your muscles. But when you do a prolonged fasting you need to adapt your training a little bit. It means less weight in strength training and staying in zone 2 in endurance (avoid zone 5). Not stopping your workouts in a prolonged fast permits you to lose weight (mostly fat) far more quickly and to lose less lean mass. I'm on my 6th day of fasting and keep doing my strength and endurance training : I already lost 6kg : that's 1kg/day. When I fast without doing my workouts, after 2 or 3 days, I lose far less than 1kg generally no more than 300 - 400 g a day.

[@tealatata]

@@Noegzit I don’t need to loose weight I’m interested in building muscle though since we loose so much through aging. I’m at 20% body fat do t want to get leaner then that.

[@haseebraza7764]

Fasting is the key

[@winstonbrown347]

He does look amazing for 56.

[@maureenknight3863]

wow....awesome info

[@shiamakhangout4136]

If I starve for so long my sugar drops and then I get v bad migraines so please help me

[@missioncreekfarm7715]

That will only last until your body becomes more "metabolically flexible" and is able to switch from burning Glucose (food in the mouth) to burning fat stored in your adipose tissue. The headaches are in many cases caused by either withdrawal from sugar (either actual sugar or carbohydrates), a lack of water and minerals, and sometimees even an innordinant amount of toxins being released during the fat burning stage. Bottom line, it goes away. Be sure to drink enough fluids, and make sure you have enough minerals in your meals to help your body chemistry when not eating.

[@scarletlady3727]

Your not Starving…..eating one healthy meal a day is more than many of your ancient ancestors had and they survived without any medicine or technology…..

[@carolinemarie44]

I believe that electrolytes may help you.

[@k.h.6991]

If you have a medical issue like that, do consult a medical professional.

[@TurreTuntematon]

I’m prone to migraine as well. What I do is drink black coffee in the mornings and lots of water. When I start to get hungry I drink more water. When I have the first signs of getting lightheaded or even slightest signs of headache I eat immediately. My body has slowly been able to fast this way longer and longer without food 😊.

[@filipejesus5525]

If he's 90 I agree he seems younger

[@beekaybelgiancarnivore]

so treu on change diet, it take a whille to change it complete

[@mxlxnkx]

Is it good to fast even if I am really skinny?

[@Ghryst]

i have white coffee with fullcream milk (which si essentially liquid animal protein, water and sugar) until breakfast/dinner about 6-9pm. oh, and i work with my hands. not exactly shovelling shit, but not sitting at a desk either. my diet is pretty much 50% protein sources, the rest is sugars and fats. meanwhile, i cant remember the last time i was sick, and i never got covid even though never got vaccinated til the beginning of this year, and rarely wore a mask. its the plant-based foods that kill us. vegetables are evolutionarily evolved to fight back against being eaten (not the case for most fruits, im mostly talking about veges here). sure, we are biologically omnivorous, but that doesnt mean veges. so-called "non-toxic" veges might not kill you outright, but most are slowly poisoning you and your reproductive health, and sabotaging your future generations via Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals of one type or another. it doesnt help that we slather them in more EDCs (both pesticides and fertilisers), and to top it all off, you have to destroy far more trees to produce a diet of plants than you do if you raise animals in amongst natural environments. seriously, for sooo many reasons to do with so many aspects of life, if you did one good thing for the future of humanity, stop eating the damn plants.

[@jilingserratt7702]

You look great

[@mrb8993]

Dr Sinclair speaks much good sense but I feel there is too much obsessing over eating particular fruits. Moderation is the key but it's also great to know which ones deliver high bang for the health buck. Finally I wonder why every video appearance or photo seems to have a filter applied to suggest he has flawless skin and eternal youth. Hmm...

[@pallysupatra]

I've been fasting for about 6 months now by skipping breakfast. I recommend my Mom to IF also but she said her doctor told her skipping breakfast increases dementia and she already has mild symptoms of this disease. What is correct?

[@shahabalam3348]

I have been skipping breakfast for 7 years, like I don’t eat for 16 hours and only have 2 times meal a day

[@mattg5978]

She shouldn’t skip breakfast then. You should always listen to your doctor, they are going to know your specific history and characteristics. You have to take what you listen to on KZbin with a grain of salt. The internet should be for entertainment not medical advice!

[@janicefitz6348]

​@@mattg5978doctors know NOTHING learn NOTHING about nutrition, vitamins, alternative methods...which work. Oh boy.

[@schoolofgrowthhacking]

1:07 billions of years? 🤔 the earth is only 4.5 billion years old 😅

[@DJ-st4rs]

Last I counted it was 4.53.45 billion years old.

[@Autism039]

Because you were there in the beginning. Or because you believe the crap the feed you?

[@jojivarghese3494]

Thanks for the video

[@IkennaOpara-y6g]

He looks so young. Wow, how old is he?

[@dyVal]

Reverse Aging? Yes, it can be done. Whether one is eating daily psychological eating, or high junk food eating or balanced meal diet, one should habitually do things that will digest the food in less than 2 days. Like drinking lots of water, stretch exercises, and eating fruits high in fiber. That is simple weekly reverse aging. If those undigested food gets traffic inside the body, double or triple those simple good digestion steps. Well, its obvious that everyone knows the huge undigested food are aging poos(yah reality check, let it go), turned diabetes causes turned to cancer. Read lots of health and medical journals. Or simply put common sense of what goes in should go out in some.

[@scottrc5391]

It has generally not worked well for me. In my 20s I regularly skipped breakfast daily and dinner a couple nights a week and lunch on the weekends and I was more unhealthy than I've ever been. No energy. I was also during this time underweight, needless to say, despite really stuffing myself during that one or two meals I'd have. I'd have random days where I'd wake up completely drained, feeling wiped out. I still get these sometimes but not with nearly the same frequency as before. Now I strength train which requires pretty regular eating. My energy level has stabilized as has my mood. I'm sure there are great benefits to fasting for the typical overweight and sedentary American, but for me the fact that our ancestors did it by no choice of their own isn't enough to convince me we are healthier following suit. Our ancestors also lived to an average age of 35 supposedly.

[@DJ-st4rs]

What were you eating when you did eat? Fasting increases life span simply due to the fact that digestion requires more energy than even doing a weight training session, anytime the body has excess energy rather than going to digestion, it goes to repairing the body. This is why the Japanese diet prolongs life, its easy on the digestion. Your diet when you skipped meals is a lot different than your diet now that you are doing weight training. You can eat 3 meals a day but if they are dead calories, you will not have energy, where I could eat 1 highly nutritious meal per day and have more energy than you or someone else eating poor calories.

[@scottrc5391]

@@DJ-st4rs”dead” calories? A calorie is a calorie. It’s merely a unit of energy. Calorie restriction is meant to prolong life because presumably metabolism has as an unavoidable byproduct free radicals and hence oxidative stress. You limit metabolism you limit oxidative damage…. That’s the theory at least, and yet there are plenty of people who just eat when hungry (not to excess) and through no extra effort of their own live to 100. What appears however to support the theory is the fact that people who overexercise (eg marathon runners) often die relatively young and generally look tired and haggard. In my own case I’ve found the middle road the best… eat when hungry, exercise a lot but not to absolute exhaustion, and sleep plenty. That ought to get me to 95% of my genetic potential lifespan at least. The other 5% has too much sacrifice to be worth it. Oh and to answer your question I tried to eat mainly meat and starches , kind of a paleo thing, but found very quickly I had trouble getting near enough calories on this to even maintain my scrawny weight. I had strangers tell me they thought I was too thin and were concerned.

[@gk8656]

dinner only from last 15 years

[@ChuckleberrySoup]

Doesn't taking Metformin mimic fasting and limit mTor

[@chafikab7547]

That's why God as as (as Muslims) to fast Ramadan.

[@atulpatel2850]

The title on the video “ REVERSE AGING IN 7 DAYS” is misleading. This is very simple. Every animal is built by nature not to eat everyday. One two legged animal eats five times a day, go figure.

[@markgoslett6334]

He definitely didn't throw that t-shirt on last minute

[@HTSUCCESS]

If hunger and cold and heat prolong our life, why were our ancestors' life expectancy so short?

[@biomedsagar]

I have a doubt red wine is good or bad because it contains alcohol too

[@patriciafaithfull6360]

grape juice does the same for your body no alcohol.

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

encluding the materials things😕😄

[@zara.arcana]

Doesn’t this sound a bit like an eating disorder? I’m surprised to hear two doctors calmly advocating not eating for 22 hours every day

[@co36]

It doesn’t. An eating disorder would involve not eating at all. Most of humane history has us eating lots then eating little. Depending on what we kill or forage.

[@zara.arcana]

@@co36 firstly, you’re incredibly misinformed about eating disorders. Secondly, in the days that we used to kill and forage our own food, our life expectancies were a lot shorter than they are now, when most people are able to eat at regular intervals throughout the day.

[@borisbodega344]

Who is the guy in his bedroom ?😂🤭

[@shiamakhangout4136]

But if I eat at 5 am as it’s a professional hazard what does that mean if I eat again at 7 pm!! I thought that the food inside the body will be digesting till 7 pm so actually I’m not fasting !! Please clear this doubt for me

[@4it4k]

Yes, you need at the very least 12 hours to get into a fasting state.

[@samtos236]

All religions teach about fasting not only one religion God is one only jesus

[@omni3670]

Wow! If adversity keeps one young, people in d more ancient times must have had lived longer lives than we do today. Has that been shown to be true?