HOW TO REVERSE INSULIN RESISTANCE | WHY WE GET SICK WITH DR. BENJAMIN BIKMAN

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[@jcbean2201]

So if a person is trying to loose weight and weights 275 how many grams of protein do you recommend

[@DrJahangirKabir]

Thanks for excellent discussion

[@drmorgannolte]

@@jcbean2201 1 grams of protein per ideal pound of body weight

[@drmorgannolte]

@@DrJahangirKabir You're so welcome!

[@wysefavor]

Dr Ben did not explain how to reverse IR..can you explain how to reverse IR ?

[@catholiccat8489]

They tried to give me insulin .. I’m a type 2 diabetics .. I refused it .. I’m getting better without it … instead of getting worse with it

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[@jamesjoy8866]

Using insulin to manage blood glucose is like digging a water line with dynamite. Severe COVID treatment made me an insulin dependent type 2 diabetic in one day (steroid induced diabetes). After two years of injecting insulin four times a day and multiple low glucose issues, an endocrinologist got me off of insulin injections using other drugs. He also started me using a Dexcom continuous glucose monitor which turned out to be the most important change. The fast feedback from the monitor makes it very clear what foods I should not eat.

[@catholiccat8489]

@@jamesjoy8866 God is good … I’m so happy for you …. But if you are type two you don’t have to stop there … you can go keto and get off all diabetes meds I had a a1c of 14.4 when my docs (who don’t know what better because that’s what they were taught in medical school ) told me I HAD to start eating 45 grams of carbs at each meal and shooting insulin … I refused .. walked out and lived on eggs , canned tuna and oysters , chicken breast and big green leafy salads … type 2 diabetes reversed.. JUST MAKE SURE YOU WORK WITH YOUR DOCTOR AND TELL HIM WHAT YOUR PLANNING ON DOING or your going to get dangerous lows ….and don’t ask him .. TELL HIM .. it’s your body and your health NOT HIS

30:54 coronary artery calcium (CAC) scan, to reveal presence of arterial plaque. 31:35 insulin resistance blood tests: triglyceride:HDL ratio, fasting insulin, oral glucose tolerance test. 37:11 other indicators of insulin resistance besides blood work: slightly overweight+hypertension; skin tags; acanthosis nigricans. 45:12 How does insulin resistance start? What are the causes? 49:28 Hypertrophy vs. hyperplasia 54:52 Protein ~ muscle ~ resistance training ~ protein+fat 58:01 Keto vs. more practical approach

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[@user-uh6xg1iy5t]

How ro get rid of acanthosis nigricans that caused due to insulin resistance

[@itzakehrenberg3449]

Get rid of the insulin resistance & the acanthosis nigricans will eventually go away. . @@user-uh6xg1iy5t

[@elizrosado]

Thank

[@MikeG-js1jt]

Every time I mention insulin resistance to anyone, they look at me as though I've just begun speaking chinese., a fairly simple concept that is still being either suppressed or looked at as an insignificant aspect to health!.... its AMAZING how long someone can have insulin resistance before their glucose rises to a "worrisome" level.......... and all the while, all those years your insulin was being driven out of control as your doctor gave you a thumbs up on your way out of the freekin door!

[@drmorgannolte]

It's a matter of what is being taught in schools. Health classes in high school are based on govt rec's that are not as evidence-based as they should be. I would dare to guess that most higher educational programs are only now starting to incorporate lifestyle medicine into their curriculum. For example, my alma mater the University of Nebraska Medical Center invited me to do a 2-hour lecture for physical therapy students on obesity. They are really getting a lecture on insulin resistance. It's a matter of getting the word out any way possible and influencing government agencies and institutes of higher learning to educate the public and health care professionals. I didn't learn about insulin resistance in school or my residency. I found it following the bread crumbs in clinical practice.

[@bassetto1603]

I'm learning something new from each of your podcasts!!! I just realized that based on my recent triglycerides and HDL ratio, I 've reversed my insulin resistance to insulin sensitivity!! 😀I'm so blessed to become my own doctor, even though that irritates some people!!

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[@gilessteve]

We should all be our own doctor, with good diet as our medicine. Go to a professional doctor only if there's something we can't deal with.

[@jesseshaver2262]

You need a HOMA IR test to determine that

[@joeboxter3635]

​​​@@jesseshaver2262 if you do fasting insulin and fasting glucose, you have done HOMA-IR. It's just a calculation with these two numbers.

[@jesseshaver2262]

@@joeboxter3635 I’m aware of that

[@joymitchell-alderman1494]

I have an aunt in her 80's. She tells me she has normal blood sugar. I was wondering why her mid section looks as if she is 9 months pregnant. I was surprised to find out you could still be insulin resistant and have low blood sugar. That was an amazing revelation to me.

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[@conniekline9881]

Dr Bickman brought incredible information to your channel. Excellent questions were asked to bring out signs, symptoms, and ways to resolve insulin resistance. The way Dr Bickman finished his time here by focusing on the importance of his job as a husband and father showed his true character, exceptional.

[@leighburville2717]

I made 5 pounds of ghee last week and added 5 bulbs of fresh raw grated garlic to it. It sits on the stove in a jar with a big spoon in it so whatever we cook we add a few spooss full of garlic "butter".. we never buy packaged food. So we're so healthy and we smell so good!

[@drmorgannolte]

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[@SandraCarterAtHomeNC]

Why We Get Sick. The book is great. It's a little difficult for the common Joe like me but it also made SO much sense!! The reason his book is doing so good is because we were given BAD info, bad eating and nutrition advise for 40 years. We were told to follow the food pyramid, eat margarine, vegetable oils, low fat, lots of breads and cereals. We followed the USDA guidelines and it only made our health worse! I could see my Type2 getting worse for 20 years. Thank God for Ben Bikman. I'm down 30 pounds and using 70% less insulin now. (in 6 months!) I'm working on reversing my T2D!

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[@ph03nixri53n]

This was recommended to me by KZbin today, and I must say that I enjoyed the interview. Quite the knowledgeable guest: well-spoken, informative, presented difficult concepts in a simplistic manner, and that answer to the final question was truly wholesome. I will have to follow you both from henceforth. This is the type of health/wellness content that I simply devour. Very well done, indeed. 👏🏻

[@drmorgannolte]

Thank you so much for your kind words, Gregory! Dr. Bikman was a fantastic guest and I'm glad you found this helpful and valuable.

[@vaxhide423]

I love listening to this guy! He’s so humble!

[@lynn8524]

I learned SO much from this video on insulin resistance. Thank you for a fantastic interview!

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[@yvonnekiwior9633]

Brilliant man!!!❤ what an wonderful legacy will be left by you!

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[@marytaylor3675]

Your explanation of sucrose vs fructose was mind-blowing!

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[@colleenhaithcock216]

my late husband had fatty liver disease and dark rough skin patches -- also overweight-----I was diabetic -- and they did not know what caused fatty liver15years ago..... now I have gone from 180 pounds on 60 units of insulin to no meds and about 124 pounds 5'7"

[@rebeccarobbins1135]

My doctor told me the CAC scan was a joke and that she would not give me a prescription. I tried to send her the literature she wouldn't acknowledge them. I finally found a doctor that would do these tests.

[@swaransingh2827]

Dr. Bikman is a highly creative nutrition scientist. I loved the interview. Dr. Nolte Zivli has very intelligently explored Dr. Bikmans knowledge archive. Really this is a high value interview.

[@drmorgannolte]

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[@harwoodgravestaxservice9243]

fought the overweight battle my entire life. Every fad diet, I've done it and failed. Never, not once has my physician mentioned insulin resistance. I've had to scour youtube for help and answers. Any doctor in todays age that isn't talking to their patients about insulin resistance is not worth seeing. I have been practicing IF and OMAD since May 1, 2021. Very low sugar and very low refined carbs. I have released 40lbs of fat. I have 60lbs to go. You are your own best health advocate.

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[@HouseofCastro]

Same! And it took YEARS to find a doctor that would LISTEN and BELIEVE ME that I was “not really this big” and I didn’t know what was happening. Anyhow; I couldn’t lose weight despite hardcore workouts and dieting. UNTIL MY DOCTOR (OBGYN actually 😆) TOLD ME ABOUT INSULIN RESISTANCE

[@carstenjensen5049]

Hi Dr. Morgan Nolte - I must say this video is so interesting and informing and for me completly relevant. I am diabetic type 1 and I also noticed that I am insulin resistant - i noticed that we i took 10 u of rapid insuline - the blood sugar did not getting lower, only after 2 hours - i spoke to my diabetic doctor and she just told me to take more units of insuline. I did not go into this advise, instead I started with low carb diet, stopped to eat bread, cereal and less fruit, and here i had a much better result to treat my type 1 diabetis. Thanks you for your interesting youtube program or video

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[@largemouthbassman5628]

Dr. Bikman is amazing. He has helped me understand the real problem and how to fix it. 🙏

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[@CAM-fq8lv]

I love his analogy of the hotel where the concierge just keeps stuffing more guests into the rooms. Hilarious. Wonderful interview. Great pacing and you get good explanations for laypeople. BTW I'm a big fan of this guy. Very articulate and a decent person.

[@drmorgannolte]

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[@zelenplav1701]

I believe I am insulin resistance but I have low blood pressure, long with my entire family, swollen legs. No heart problems. I went on intermittent fasting and lost my belly along with 55 lbs. When I put a few drops of oil of oregano in my water, for a week, the swelling went down. Wheat and alcohol makes me sick.

[@dana102083]

Swelling goes down when insulin is lowered. The kidney is manipulated by aldosterone to either retain salt and water or pee it out. Both fasting and ketogenic both do that, but fasting is faster. 🙏

[@drmorgannolte]

Thanks for the comment, Dana!

[@drmorgannolte]

If possible, I recommend getting your fasting insulin and glucose checked to do the HOMA score as I talked about in a recent video if you want to know if you have IR. Congrats on the weight loss with IF. That's great!

[@Omegacrafton]

You mean oregano essential oil ?

[@patrickh709]

@@Omegacrafton There is no such thing as "essential" oregano oil. The term essential means that the human body cannot live without it. And thus, there is no such thing as an essential carbohydrate. There is no such thing as an essential plant or vegetable. You can get all your essential nutrients from an animal based diet. Animal proteins and fats are far superior to plants. And plants contain anti-nutrients that prevent the absorption of most of the beneficiary nutrients inherent in vegetation.

[@sarahbuckley5638]

Would have been great for Ben to mention the other very common symptoms of IR - such as hunger, tiredness, acne…

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[@marlenestevens606]

My husband and I got CAC test a year ago. Mine was below normal (100 I believe) His was 1500. So he goes to a cardiologist who doesn’t think that test tells them anything. He said they can’t tell if the calcium is inside or outside of the artery. So he essentially brushed it off. So we then got the Lifeline screening tests that are advertised on TV. Those showed we had no issues. Then last May, my husband had a heart attack. Got 3 stents and was sent home. Two weeks later he had another heart attack. Got 2 more stents. My husband is 67 yrs old. Is not overweight. And did not have high cholesterol. He does have genetics not in his favor. Today he’s lost 10 lbs and is finally motivated to exercising consistently. I on the other hand have IR and need to lose weight. That’s why I’m watching this video. I’m doing intermittent fasting and keto. My ketone number after 6 days is 3.7. But my glucose was 119 fasting. Yesterday was 109. I’m trying to be patient. Is my keto journey in conflict with my husbands heart journey?

[@chloet21]

I’m only 18 and I am struggling with high blood pressure, lower back pain, loss of my period, dizziness & blurry vision. Doctors tell me to eat healthy and workout. But I’m struggling. I want to do better for myself. I am scared for my future if I do not solve this... Thankyou for this video

[@chaz6399]

If doctors are telling you "eat healthy and workout" then I assume you've seen at least two doctors, which means it's unlikely that you have a serious disease. I'm guessing you don't even feel like working out, so you have to start with diet. Stop drinking soft drinks and fruit juices. Do not eat dried fruit. Stop eating all sweets. Stop snacking - eat no more than 3 meals per day. Start reading food labels and avoid ALL foods with added sugar. Food manufacturers are very sneaky about how they list the ingredients, especially sugar, in their food products. You will to need to learn to recognize "sugar" when you see it listed as something else. Examples: dextrose, evaporated cane juice, corn syrup, etc. are all SUGAR. A good way to avoid this problem is simply to avoid processed food altogether. You may need to get even more strict, but what I've written above would be a very good start and will be sufficient for most people, especially your age. PS: Honey, brown sugar, maple syrup, agave nectar, etc. may seem "healthy" but they are not. Treat them just like you would sugar -- avoid them.

[@chloet21]

@@chaz6399 I appreciate you taking time to type that & share some advice . I will definitely be applying this thanks so much!

[@chaz6399]

​@@chloet21 You're welcome. I was a sickly kid and I realize now (many years later) it was all the result of sugar. Best of luck to you.

[@drmorgannolte]

Thanks for sharing your advice!

[@drmorgannolte]

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[@cherylpaniccia4920]

Love this video. Great interview. Very informative. I wish more doctors would treat their patients this way.

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[@datsuntoyy]

I lost 40 lbs in 3 months after going on keto. Back in my bodybuilder days I ate 8,500 calories a day (all bad foods). I've also been diagnosed with Diabetes, Afib and chronic constipation. After going on keto all those have been reversed as well.

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[@yourlogicalnightmare1014]

Calorie starvation and total lack of satiety and horrible taste is just as insufferable as a 100% sugar diet

[@datsuntoyy]

@@yourlogicalnightmare1014 That's your opinion. In either case, the increased health "tastes" great.

[@yourlogicalnightmare1014]

@@datsuntoyy I wish health had a "taste" so I had some desire for it. As of now it's more of an intellectual curiosity. Also, not being particularly attached to this form of existence, I don't have anything pushing me to be healthier. If I know anything in life, it's that (imo) nothing will ever taste as good as sugar.

[@lareims]

I finally understand what insulin resistance is with the excellent example given by dr bikman. Overall a very well done and helpful podcast. Thank you.

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[@gerrym-cat7119]

Dr. Bikman did a great job explaining IR in this video! Definitely one of the most informative videos on the topic. Thank you both.

[@drmorgannolte]

Thank you so much for those kind words. Dr. Bikman is awesome and I"m glad you found him helpful!

[@janebadon3988]

This was a huge help! ‘Was dx’d with Insulin Resistance >25 yrs ago, but no instructions were given, except to take Metformin. That med didn’t agree with my gut, so I stopped. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise!

[@drmorgannolte]

I'm so glad to hear this was helpful, Jane! Glad you enjoyed this interview. I think you'd enjoy Dr. Bikman's book Why We Get Sick if you haven't already got it.

[@obfuscatid]

Best catch phrase I've run across: "... how will this affect my insulin ..."

[@drmorgannolte]

Thank you for the positive comment. I'm glad you found this helpful. That's definitely the litmus test I use to decide if something is healthy or not.

[@richardhowson768]

Graduated as an RNA aka RPN in 60's and now a few yrs ago in early 70's A1C hit 7.0. I was surprised about 2,000-2,500 cal a few yrs ago. My 1990's university nutrition text had 3,500 cal per day and with physical activity said 500-700 more which is 4,000-4,200. It is good to know that is too much. The insulin paradigm which i started six weeks ago allowed me to lose 13 lb.already. So thank you for programs such as this. God bless.

[@margaretcordova3268]

He gives a lot of information. I have watched other videos that are right to the point about insulin. I wish his videos were shorter though and to the point. I moved this video forward to miss too much information that I felt was not necessary. He does give good information.

[@wellnesscanceradvocate8564]

His advice is so life saving . I’ve never eaten so much fat in my life while feeling great and losing weight I couldn’t prior to this.

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[@Nicole-xd1uj]

I love the idea of bringing the consequences of our eating behaviors into the present with a continuous monitoring device. When I started Keto, I used the reward of my glucose monitor's low numbers to motivate myself. That gamification really pushed me to keep away from carbs and still does.

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[@Mr_India....]

Wow. Lot of learnings. Thank you both Dr. Morgan and Dr. Bikman. But the best point was the last one. Nothing would matter if your relations with your family aren't healthy.

[@drmorgannolte]

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[@pweddy1]

Wow... "If someone has high blood pressure and are overweight they are insulin resistant!" Before I was diagnosed as a diabetic my doctor started recommending a "healthy diet" that was low in fat and red meat! Two years later I was exhibiting symptoms of diabetes! What you're telling me is his failure to recognize insulin resistance in it's early stage resulted in him giving me advice that pushed me into becoming a full diabetic.

[@yawangle90]

same situation is repeated millions of times throughout the world.

[@gissy888]

I have never had and don’t have high blood pressure and I am pre-diabetic 👀

[@user-mj6qr2ky9d]

@@gissy888 are u overweight? If yes the blood pressure will come for sure

[@nwcountry]

in my experience, I agree with your statements. I got on Keto just pure luck I found a video on it and listened, and tried because I did not want to take the medicine, started with an M, can't think of it right now. I also found out I was prediabetic 3 years before I was diagnosed with diabetes Type 2. But I was not alerted at all, and didn't know enough about doing my own research, and reading my own lab-test results. You can bet I do that now!!

[@pweddy1]

@@nwcountry Well that was over 15 years ago and the records were never put into a database back then, especially considering it was private practice not a large institution. So it would be rather difficult for me to review the records now.

[@sherynngofa6175]

This information was so practical an important! Thank you for the work you both do to keep people well.

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[@bluestrings8829]

Doctor Nolte is so excited about helping others with his knowledge he has to struggle to keep composure. I can tell he cannot share his knowledge fast enough. It's hard not to believe a man who shows so much passion in his work. Thank you sir!

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[@greendeane1]

I pitched a book idea seven years ago and publishers said no. Then in October one said yes and could I deliver the manuscript in four months.... So I put my life on hold and did it... it will be published next year.

[@drmorgannolte]

Congratulations!! What is your book about and what's the title?

[@greendeane1]

@@drmorgannolte EatTheWeeds (like my website) and is about 1323 edible wild plants and their nutrition. (My students are often disappointed to learn I am mostly carnivore. )

[@drmorgannolte]

@@greendeane1 Love the name! Thanks for sharing your expertise!

[@victoriakirkland1243]

I really enjoy this program. Very helpful thank you

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[@shericontrary2535]

I've had sugar/ insulin problems since childhood. I was about 7 years old when I had a high feeling after eating pancake syrup. It was surprising and a little scary. I took that glucola at the Navy hospital when I was pregnant and I wanted to die I felt so bad. I worked at a very stressful job in my 40's and I got so sick I had to leave my job.

[@drmorgannolte]

Thanks for watching and sharing your story, we hope you found this video valuable. Have you downloaded my Ultimate Food Guide? It explains which foods are healthy and not related to how they impact blood sugar and insulin. I think you’d find it helpful. You can download that at www.zivli.com/ultimatefoodguide. Don’t forget to subscribe to this channel for more health tips: kzbin.info/door/ByB8-b3CnXYuuWWyJ_vgzA

[@dapheneabraham3573]

Oh my beloved thank you so much for this video I have learned so much then I have in the last 4 years dealing with diabetes type 2 and leukemia it's all connected together....

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[@DF-ee8vt]

it seems insulin resistance is the center of the disease universe - and I never knew it existed until recently. Great discussion!

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[@gloriasaliba3395]

Love Dr Bikman! What an exceptional man and scientist

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[@patrickh709]

Dr Bikman, along with Dr Paul Mason, Dr Eric Westman, Dr Ken Berry, Dr Nadir Ali, and many others, are my heroes.

[@Maza675]

Wow. So much real info in one podcast.

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[@darlenedevegan8370]

😲 After gaining weight from various different reasons throughout the years, and realizing now at almost 60 that I am not eating more than I did 5 years ago but yet still gaining weight, I knew something was drastically wrong. Learning a lot from you guys. ♥️ Thank you :-)

[@sherburck]

Same here at 61

[@drmorgannolte]

Weight control definitely gets more challenging with age, and for women especially after menopause when estrogen goes down and insulin resistance goes up. Thanks for all the comments on this video I'm glad you learned from it.

[@drmorgannolte]

Weight control gets harder as growth hormone goes down (and estrogen after menopause). That's why most women struggle to lose weight trying what they did in their 30s and 40s. Their program doesn't match the problem anymore.

[@margaretsmith1385]

@@drmorgannolte what kind of hormones do you suggest? Synthetic or bio identical?

[@patrickpk4421]

Fascinating! Thank you so much, this is great information.

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[@ericlambousy2417]

thank you, dr morgan, and thank you, dr ben. in my physical therapy education 26 years ago, and in practice up to the past year, insulin resistance was a non-factor in patient care. it was so, of course, until i began a quest to understand what it is, which continues. now i have realized that it affects lots of those who seek my help. without understanding it, i cannot possibly treat someone's condition in the most complete manner at my disposal. how it began for me: my mom sending me a link to dr lustig's "sugar: the bitter truth" lecture. thank you, too, dr lustig and dr fung as well, for exposing me to the information my patients need to have in order to live healthier lives!!!!!

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[@nadinabbott3991]

When my doc mentioned NAFLD, I went down the rabbit hole. Low carb, intermittent fasting, as soon as I digested the Krebs cycle and the rest, through Robert Lustig. Now binging (this is a bad term I know) on this material. And yes, nutritionism is the main problem, plus an emphasis on medications and specialized treatment instead of functional preventive medicine. I followed the advise for decades, my diabetes got worse. No doubt it’s getting better, now…look ma…no exogenous insulin. Slowly graduating to longer fasts. But still need to be careful since still on some orals. Oh and my BP is down to a quarter of my starting dose… It makes sense. But medical providers never mentioned any of this. I went digging myself. As a former medic…I get why, but that does not stop my anger at the system. I know it’s not a conspiracy, but dang it, looks like one. One last thing, my intro to this was Dr. Robert Lustig. It went from there. Dr Fung and Dr Bickman are next

[@drmorgannolte]

Awesome story thanks for sharing and way to take control of your health. I'm with you that it is very frustrating the lack of specific and detailed advice given by many primary care provider's just isn't cutting it. I don't think it's a conspiracy as most people I know in healthcare truly want to help. How billing is set up is a huge barrier as they can only see someone for a short amount of time. And as you know, it takes a lot of explaining to get this to "click" with people enough to motivate them to change their lifestyle vs looking to their doctor to fix them.

[@nadinabbott3991]

@@drmorgannolte I know. Off insulin. Off BP meds and as of this morning off the first oral. It takes motivation. But it also takes work from patients. I explained to my BIL that he could reverse his T2D (newly diagnosed). His reaction, I am not going to fast. His absolute fear is T3D, in the family. Not even that is enough of a motivator to even look at it.

[@pweddy1]

They should treat insulin resistance before people ever develop "pre-diabetes." Insulin resistance is the disease, diabetes is the symptom. You develop insulin resistance prior to being diagnosed as a diabetic or even pre-diabetic.

[@drmorgannolte]

Thanks for your feedback. I hope you continue to find value in my videos.

[@grandremnant6901]

Not much of a chance a Dr will test for or tell you about insulin resistance with Nixon changing the charter of America’s medical system in 1973 to serve you & me to for PROFIT entities. As now all about the $ as promoting wellness does not generate enough $’s! 😳 As is said often follow the money and will find the truth. Drs have a test for insulin resistance plus with their medical training can look at a person & know they are insulin resistant but all they will ever test is for ones blood sugar unless get down on knees and beg to be tested for insulin resistance. The drs are just waiting with baited breath testing do blood sugar until pancreases crashes & dies sending a person to metaforum or insulin land so they have a lifetime cash flow from a persons health woes. People should get together and file a class action law suit against the medical profession for malpractice as the drs know what they are doing for their own economic benefit and to a person detriment for their health. As today’s health care is socialized medicine in disguise as neither provides HEALTH or CARE! This is such a sad fact but reality! 🙄

[@MrJacks1959]

@@grandremnant6901 Geez! You are basically stating that all doctors are conspiring to ill advise you simply because they want your money.. Yet here you are watching a DOCTOR explain cause and effect..

[@hamidman6974]

@@grandremnant6901 The doctors don't know shit themselves - they don't know much about health. They are taught to give which medicines and what medicines do. But they don't know the root cause of the sicknesses. The problem is that many doctors are brainwashed, and many of them are also arrogant. If you bring to the table something like fasting they look at you like you are fable teller. Also studies cost a lot of money, and who is gonna finance a fasting study, since it won't give back any £$¥€

[@grandremnant6901]

@@hamidman6974 Always follow the money for the truth! There’s no hypocratic oath anymore! All that went away under Tricky Dick in 1973 when he changed the USA’s original charter for the hospitals and medicine in the nation from their primary attention being making you & me healthy & well to a FOR PROFIT MEDICAL MONEY MACHINE ONLY CONCERNED WITH MAKING AS MUCH MONEY AS POSSIBLE FROM YOU AND ME! The results in Americans health since 1973 speak for themselves as all have to do is just look around you! 😳

[@scratcherscratcher11]

New sub here! Watching video now! I always ask what are the foods glycemic index? And is it less than 55? My blood sugar has gone from 277 down to 111. I still some dawn phenomena. Never feel better! Will binge watch your video today!😊

[@drmorgannolte]

Thanks for subscribing. Regarding the glycemic index, it's an okay place to start, but doesn't account for fructose at all. Fructose won't cause a blood sugar response, so high fructose foods will be lower on the glycemic index, even though they are worse for your health than the high glucose foods. I'd suggest you download our free Ultimate Food Guide and follow those nutritional guidelines to continue bringing your glucose down. www.zivli.com/ultimatefoodguide Good for you by the way!

[@divadyrdnal]

If you get the chance, I highly recommend Professor Bikman’s book “Why we get sick”...it was very eye opening for me on all of the roles insulin has

[@drmorgannolte]

Isn't it!? I highlighted about everything in his book. Loved it and he wrote it so succinctly.

[@0anant0]

It is interesting to note that there is another book written by two doctors (Nesse & Williams) in 1994 with the same title and it mentions "insulin" only 4 times in its 300 pages, and that too about effect of mother's insulin on fetus. Nothing about "insulin resistance"!!!

[@jackzhimo6460]

Thank you Dr. Ben n Dr. Morgan. Truly a life changing discussion. Love Ben's final answer 🥲😘

[@drmorgannolte]

Thanks so much for watching and leaving a positive comment, I hope you found this video valuable.

[@rohmajameel2264]

​@@drmorgannolte😢😢 I am daigonose pre daibatic.. . HbA1c 5.9 ... I regular my fasting sugar level it's 102 to 109 ... My hight 4.10 inch and weight 65kg. .. what should I do ?? I Wana revers my pre daibatic .. hoc can I reverse my fasting sugar level ... Give me suggestions please

[@200Nora]

I was very disheartened when I was told I was prediabetic. I am very conservative with my sugar intake and overall diet; I do not smoke, not drink alcohol. I am also 65 years old, not retired, and fairly active. First, I thought it was familial because my older brother and younger sister are both diabetics, but in their case, my sister was almost obese when diagnosed, my brother not very overweight but eats everything. My BP, trygl, HDL, thyroid, liver, and kidney are within normal. My LDL was slightly elevated, but the ratio is normal too. So what other causes could trigger my IR. I read some studies that if you vit D, B12 and magnesium are low you can develop IR. Those parameters were low in my case. So I am working on bringing them to the normal range also because I show as osteopenic too. I am exercising every day now and following a low-carb diet (though I have restricted excess sugars for most of my adult life); I am not a heavy carnivore. I eat meat maybe two times a week. I have lost the 2 extra pounds I was carrying beyond my normal weight of 128Lb. I do not want to lose too much. I hope I can harness this problem because I do not want to be a pharma dependant and want to avoid the suffering of DM2 I have seen because I am also a nurse. So you see; DM2 is not only a disease of the obese and uncontrolled eater. The thought of possibly becoming diabetic was the last in my mind when I went for my first Medicare visit.

[@drmorgannolte]

That is definitely right. We can see what I can do. I offer a one-time Lifestyle Audit. This is a 60-minute Zoom call where we look at your past medical history, goals, and lifestyle to create an optimized plan to help you reach your goals. For more info on that, you can email [e-mail]. Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to this channel for more health tips: kzbin.info/door/ByB8-b3CnXYuuWWyJ_vgzA

[@carolj.3175]

Me also! Turned 65 and very active, don't smoke, bit overweight all around the waist -ugh. Eat more cleanly than anyone I know. Shocked am pre diabetic. Drastic action being taken.

[@200Nora]

@@carolj.3175 Some of us need to go further in this fight against DM. I adopted the keto diet with 40gr or less of carbs daily, and exercise, lately, I have been going to the gym because of osteoporosis. My prediabetes is gone now, and I am intending to continue on this path for the rest of my life. This is what works for me, and it is actually very doable. I eat only real, as much natural/organic food as possible, and lots of water, coffee, and tea. I use half of the stevia packet in my coffee and some whipping cream. I also do intermittent fasting for two meals a day with the occasional snack (low carbs all the way). Most people can do this with no problems. Good luck to you! This dr is very good in his advice. I learned a lot from him.

[@nancygorham5908]

Excellent information!! Thank you!!

[@drmorgannolte]

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[@GypsyTheGoatOnTube]

Writing for my sister who's now blind due to diabetic eye disease. Bracca 2 positive. Breast cancer survivor. Lives in Kansas. Needs help finding endocrinologist that is versed in insulin resistance for type 1 diabetes and in the ketogenic diet. She loves your studies but unable to write in comments. Thankyou

[@drmorgannolte]

Thank you so much for writing on her behalf and for those kind words. I'm not familiar with an endocrinologist for type 1 diabetics and the keto diet. I'm happy to do a virtual consult, or I'd put you in contact with one of the doctors from The Fasting Method although they are pricier for a shorter amount of time. It really depends on your sister's overall health needs. Here's the link to The Fasting Lane MD consults: thefastingmethod.com/coaching/. And here's a link to my 1:1 coaching options: www.weightlossforhealth.com/personal-weight-loss-coach-dr-morgan-nolte.

[@chaz6399]

I hope you can find the endocrinologist you're seeking. Whether you find one or not, please look up Dr. Richard K. Bernstein. He's the absolute master of managing Type 1 with low carb diet and minimal insulin. He's on KZbin.

[@arymhansie]

@@chaz6399 true, his book is great as well.

[@dorisakombelwa6183]

So can I diabetic eat red meat or not? This is very informative interview. I was diagnosed in 2019. I had no signs at all. It happened one night and boom.

[@drmorgannolte]

We do recommend red meat 2-3x/week, but biasing your meat intake to fish and poultry. Each person's needs will be different based on their personal risk for disease and preferences.

[@shirleylongboy4949]

Thanks for this interview! I enjoyed it a lot! Hope you will have another interview with him!

[@drmorgannolte]

I'd love to! If I get the chance, what questions do you have for him or about insulin resistance?

[@arymhansie]

@@drmorgannolte Hi Doctor, I would love to know how to address conditions such as pcos, insulin resistance, a high TSH and a big belly despite cutting out carbs, eating very healtlhy foods, exercising (HIIT) at least 4 times a week. It is so frustrating as the weight loss has plateaued. I have included IF as well, basically twice a week , a 16 hour fast.

[@iangorner]

I’m glad to have discovered this channel. I have been following Dr. Bikman’s work for some time along with Dr. Fung and have their books. I believe that they, and you, represent a step forward in human health.

[@drmorgannolte]

Thanks for the kind words, Ian! Dr. Fung and Bikman are two people I've learned a lot from over the last several years.

[@theimprovist4158]

Absolutely great interview, always a pleasure listening to Dr. Ben

[@drmorgannolte]

Thanks so much for watching and leaving a positive comment, I hope you found this video valuable. You might also want to watch our other videos to learn more.

[@silverado5469]

Great video. I think Dr. Bikman is terrific along with you Dr. Nolte, Zivli. My simple point of this comment is that NONE of MY Drs. will measure Insulin PERIOD. Also NONE of my Drs. approve of me watching KZbin videos concerning this subject, NONE of my Drs. want to hear that I watch your videos. Sad, very sad. John in Ohio

[@eymeeraosaka2954]

Another great video Dr Morgan. Very Informative. Thanks to Dr Bikman too.

[@drmorgannolte]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for watching and leaving a positive comment, I hope you found this video valuable.

[@bbrstudios1]

How about a list of best things to eat? In combination?

[@drmorgannolte]

Have you downloaded my Ultimate Food Guide? It explains which foods are healthy and not related to how they impact blood sugar and insulin. I think you’d find it helpful. You can download that at www.weightlossforhealth.com/ultimatefoodguide.

[@gregralph616]

I'm a middle-aged T2d UK resident. We can't generally get medical lab tests to order through our NHS, how do i get an insulin or Insulin resistance test?

[@brendafitch9589]

Learn so so much from Dr. Batman. Thank you.

[@drmorgannolte]

Glad to hear it! Thank you. I hope you always find value in my videos.

[@lorettadillon-ham1574]

1:03:26 God Bless you Ben 🙏🏼

[@drmorgannolte]

Right??! He was so gracious and such a fun interview. Thanks for watching and leaving the positive feedback.

[@bobcocampo]

Dr Ford Brewer prefers CIMT. His theory is Calcium score will not determine if the plaque is soft or hard. He says that he is looking at soft plaque as it is the cause of blood clotting on a heart attack and stroke. Dr. Brewer also require inflamation test. HS CRP, Microalbumin to creatinine ratio, MPO and LP PLA2 test

[@drmorgannolte]

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[@SerenaCamposCai]

*I had very high blood sugar I only managed to improve my health when I found a WONDERFUL treatment,❤❤ if you want to know about it, I left the video in the comment reply*

[@SerenaCamposCai]

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[@cometahyakutake9375]

That was brilliant! Thank you!

[@drmorgannolte]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe because we have lots of great content on insulin resistance and weight loss coming out in the next few months.

[@tammiearrata3679]

Excellent advice thank you!

[@drmorgannolte]

So glad it was helpful! You may take our Insulin Resistance Diet Starter Course to learn what to eat and why to lose weight with insulin resistance, go to www.zivli.com/Insulin-Resistance-Diet-Starter-Course.

[@pehu1322]

What a Statement: Relationship and Love!

[@drmorgannolte]

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[@greendeane1]

In my 40s I had so many skin tags I cut them off regularly, arm pits, inner thighs, neck even on my eyelids. That was 30 years ago and in hindsight it clearly was insulin resistance. I've been low-carb some 15 years and those stopped. Back then I was never without a can of coca cola in my hand... I developed PVCs and quit the coca cola at 42.

[@ohiremehomo5430]

Thanks to Dr Erayo on KZbin for helping me reverse my type 2 Diabetes

[@drmorgannolte]

Thanks for sharing your story! Glad you've made some healthy changes!

[@CAM-fq8lv]

It is time to tax sugary drinks as we do cigarettes and alcohol.

[@ramosib1]

@@BelCantoLari premature ventricular contractions. It can be seen on the EKG

[@DurvalLacerda]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't OMAD perfect for "curing/fixing" insuline resistance because you only have ONE spike of insuline a day?

[@drmorgannolte]

That is a good insight. Thanks so much for watching and leaving a positive comment, I hope you found this video valuable. You might want to check on this video in relation to this topic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXzVo2ZorK98Z6c. Also, kindly subscribe to my channel to guide you more on your health journey: kzbin.info/door/ByB8-b3CnXYuuWWyJ_vgzA

[@moniquejackson7741]

Love, love, Love the term Low-Insulin Lifestyle!

[@drmorgannolte]

Thank you! Me too :)

[@markburnham7512]

Excellent discussion. The idea of eating your carbs after protein and not with protein begs the question of timing. How long after the protein/fat serving is sufficient to not interfere with the protein? Minutes? Hours?

[@drmorgannolte]

Thanks so much for watching and leaving a positive comment, I hope you found this video valuable.

[@RizveeMohsin]

Dr Bikman is a treasure

[@drmorgannolte]

Thanks so much for watching and leaving a positive comment, I hope you found this video valuable. Also, be sure to subscribe to this channel to guide you more on your health journey: kzbin.info/door/ByB8-b3CnXYuuWWyJ_vgzA

[@heidiwatts6535]

Great video and discussion. Always learning something new.

[@drmorgannolte]

Glad it was helpful! Have you downloaded my free masterclass that teaches you how to lower insulin resistance and inflammation? I think it would really help you. You can download that at www.zivli.com/masterclass. Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to this channel for more health tips: kzbin.info/door/ByB8-b3CnXYuuWWyJ_vgzA

[@michelefinizio6520]

Thank you for this discussion I have a question if proteins and fats are better to eat together how can I incorporate carbs in my diet if I shouldn't eat them with protein should I eat carbs by themselves?

[@drmorgannolte]

We can discuss this thoroughly and have a health check. I offer a one-time Lifestyle Audit. This is a 60-minute Zoom call where we look at your past medical history, goals, and lifestyle to create an optimized plan to help you reach your goals. For more info on that, you can email [e-mail]. Or you may also try my 30-minute discovery call to explore more. calendly.com/drmorgannolte/discoverycall. Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to this channel for more health tips: kzbin.info/door/ByB8-b3CnXYuuWWyJ_vgzA

[@patriciabailey2315]

Eat protein & Fat 1st then carbs.

[@albertvanee4972]

I can't find the Refrence to sleep apnea mentioned in the last few minutes. Is there a time stamp that you could point out.

[@drmorgannolte]

Sorry there is not a time stamp for the point. If you have a specific question on sleep apnea you can leave a comment with it.

[@bgood1532]

Will a keto diet help lower triglycerides and apo b? Will increase hdl?

[@EnoughSaid302]

What if you mix fats and carbs? Like people promoting dates and butter or honey and butter?

[@heatherclarke2361]

Dr.i am not overweight and yet my a1c is 8.6 after adding trulicity,,am concerned..thanks for your answer..am just 160lbs

[@drmorgannolte]

Hi, we can discuss further on your case. I offer a one-time Lifestyle Audit. This is a 60-minute Zoom call where we look at your past medical history, goals, and lifestyle to create an optimized plan to help you reach your goals. For more info on that, you can email [e-mail]. Or you may also try my 30-minute discovery call to explore more. calendly.com/drmorgannolte/discoverycall. Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to this channel for more health tips: kzbin.info/door/ByB8-b3CnXYuuWWyJ_vgzA

[@1eingram]

Knowledge is amazing and wonderful. I wish it solved the problem of the elephant of carb addiction overruling the driver of us wanting to eat low carb.

[@drmorgannolte]

Thanks so much for watching and leaving a positive comment, I hope you found this video valuable.

[@grahamedwards6824]

Carb addiction is a misnomer. But if I have become accustomed to them, and I wish to change, I have to do things that are likely to activate the alternative fuel source, namely our stores of fat. I had to work at it for a few weeks with lowering the carbohydrates, increasing healthy fats (such as olive oil), and increasing my hours of fasting each day. Going at it too quickly is likely to cause very low glucose levels which can be harmful. But when the metabolism is is more 'flexible', it is better able to produce it's own glucose in the liver, which is called gluconeogenesis. And I then experienced much less hunger.

[@simmiedavissimmiesings8185]

I truly enjoyed and learned something about insulin tonight. Bc of this, new subbie

[@drmorgannolte]

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[@sternits]

I got a CaC scan although it was a high score my doctor discounted it bc he said the Ca deposits where on the outside of the arteries not inside. Is that even something the CaC scan distinguishes? I’ve always felt my doctor treats me different than my husband (same doctor) even when we have similar issues or blood work. The doctor tends to really jump on any heart issues for my husband but ignores the same test results for me.

[@drmorgannolte]

I offer a one-time Lifestyle Audit. This is a 60-minute Zoom call where we look at your past medical history, goals, and lifestyle to create an optimized plan to help you reach your goals. For more info on that, you can email [e-mail].

[@liamsmith9184]

@@drmorgannolte Love your channel and this interview was fabulous. Subbed from the UK

[@louispowell]

As a type 1 diabetic I've been using a Constant Glucose monitor for +4 years. I can tell you that oils are a real danger for insulin resistance. I can have a meal of red meat, cheese, and nuts and my blood glucose will stay significant higher than if I only eat carbs despite accurately measuring the required amount of insulin.

[@northyland1157]

I've been avoiding omega 6's and eating very good. Got my A1C down to 4.9. I still feel that I"m insulin resistant, but I do notice if I do spike, which is extremely rare, it doesn't last as long and comes down super quick. 99% of the time I spike 125 or less after a meal. Every few months I eat something bad, and yep I still get the spike. I stopped taking my insulin because my A1C is so low, as long as I eat right, I don't need insulin.

[@jenessapierce1286]

should i invest in a glucose monitor? if so what should I look for in one/ thanks for this awesome video

[@drmorgannolte]

Hi, it would be really up to you. But basically it is a good way to start monitoring it. Thanks so much for watching and leaving a positive comment, I hope you found this video valuable. You might want to check on this video in relation to this topic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJaaZoF9Zcerr5Y. Also, kindly subscribe to my channel to guide you more on your health journey: kzbin.info/door/ByB8-b3CnXYuuWWyJ_vgzA

[@wysefavor]

Need help..My A1C is 7.9, I take insulin shots since 2003, close to 20 years , Novolog FlexPen and Basaglar... How Can I reverse T2D?

[@drmorgannolte]

Hi, we can talk more about that. I offer a one-time Lifestyle Audit. This is a 60-minute Zoom call where we look at your past medical history, goals, and lifestyle to create an optimized plan to help you reach your goals. For more info on that, you can email [e-mail]. Or you may also try my 30-minute discovery call to explore more. calendly.com/drmorgannolte/discoverycall. Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to this channel for more health tips: kzbin.info/door/ByB8-b3CnXYuuWWyJ_vgzA

[@patswenson731]

Dr berg says protein can turn to glucose so how do we know how much to eat?

[@drmorgannolte]

For optimal muscle health, you need adequate amounts of protein per meal to stimulate the leucine threshold. This equates to about (at least) 30 grams of protein per meal. We recommend 1.6 grams per kilogram of ideal body weight per day. The protein isn't converted to glucose unless needed. 100 grams of protein CAN turn into about 60 grams of glucose, but it's wiser for your body to use those amino acids for tissue growth and repair. When in strict ketosis, there are certain parts of your body that require glucose. This can be made from fat OR protein. So we really advocate not worrying about glucose from protein unless you have strong ketosis goals.

[@andreaesquivel9989]

Thank you! This is an amazing interview! I have a question about the fat cells... When they get hypoxic... They can actually die? Or the body prevents their death totally? I mean, if they day they can get necrotic, or increase inflammation, or there's any other sign that affects the body?

[@barbberg8833]

Great info! Can we please have a video assuming that everyone already knows what insulin resistance is. Sorry, but we hear it over & over leaving little time to discuss its cure.

[@drmorgannolte]

Thank you for the insight.

[@AnnaLeeTi11man]

I would love to know more about studies with LDL, HDL, Triglyceride and blood cancer. Where can I find more information?

[@drmorgannolte]

Have you downloaded my free masterclass that teaches you how to lower insulin resistance and inflammation? I think it would really help you. You can download that at www.weightlossforhealth.com/masterclass.

[@brendaandrandyking4126]

What do you say about natokenaise

[@darlenedevegan8370]

Learned so much from this. Horrifyingly too much. 😲

[@drmorgannolte]

I"m glad you learned a lot from this interview! If you find more info on reversing IR with plant-based eating definitely let me know in the comments.

[@dianajohn3615]

Thank you guys for sharing this!!

[@drmorgannolte]

Thanks so much for watching and leaving a positive comment, I hope you found this video valuable!

[@lejoycemccalister4517]

Awesome information that everybody needs to hear

[@drmorgannolte]

Thank you so much for the kind words about this interview, Lejoyce! Dr. Bikman was a joy to interview and I'm glad you found this helpful.

[@lydiaahubbell8545]

So, can I eventually get A1 C (mine is 5.7) down and reset my body so that I can occasionally indulge in simple carbs?? I cannot commit to never being able to have pasta. I am 58 and 5'4" and 212 pounds. About 10 years ago, I was around 185 and felt a lot better.

[@Rqu000]

Dr. Nolte, can you post a video about insulin and pregnancy? Not GD. Just general weight gain unrelated to placenta, amniotic fluid and baby.

[@drmorgannolte]

Hi Rachel, we can definitely check on that one. Thanks for the recommendation. I offer a one-time Lifestyle Audit. This is a 60-minute Zoom call where we look at your past medical history, goals, and lifestyle to create an optimized plan to help you reach your goals. For more info on that, you can email [e-mail].