Nick Norwitz, PhD | The Future of Medicine & Metabolic Health

Nick Norwitz, PhD | The Future of Medicine & Metabolic Health | The Metabolic Link Ep.48

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@vonticehembree6083 4 ай бұрын

I'm constantly impressed with Dr Nick , his you tube channel Stay Curious keeps me informed ,educated, and entertained. I love his explanations of the literature out there and his non arrogance and humility in debunking the bad science out there. I have watched all his videos , and constantly look for his new content.

@MusicisMedicine-r6z 4 ай бұрын

Thanks Dominic for sharing with us that Nick is a Dartmouth valedictorian, Oxford PhD and Harvard M.D.. To see such an accomplished young person filming from his bedroom rather than from some hallowed high hall of medicine carries very deep symbolism IMO. Only people of humility and integrity like himself will be able to truly deliver on the promise of individualized 'precision' medicine, break through the knowledge blockade and truly empower patients. The 2015 paper Nick referenced is "Personalized Medicine: Time for one-person trials" from the journal Nature.

@jobrown8146 4 ай бұрын

Thank you. I enjoyed this discussion. I'm constantly amazed at how much I learn from listening to these conversations.

@K_F_fox 4 ай бұрын

Thank you for your comments on orthorexia. I'd love to have this as a Short that I could share, BTW.

@H4KnSL4K Ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing! I'm not a doc or medical expert, I've just been learning lots to treat my epilepsy and cancer.

@jaymckoskey25 3 ай бұрын

Given the lack of quality nutrition classes taught in medical school perhaps some of you who are at the forefront could create, propose, promote a curriculum or at least a template to address the shortcoming? Perhaps over time it would help steer the ship in the right direction. Nutrition is so fundamental to human health it would seem obvious for it to be fundamental to the teaching and practice of medicine.

@RainerMaelger 4 ай бұрын

Thank you

@hannahattermann5249 4 ай бұрын

Valedictorian!

@kathrynmathews4654 4 ай бұрын

The book you mentioned but were a bit vague about is The Pickwick Papers aka The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club - the first novel by Charles Dickens written in 1836. Samuel Pickwick established the Pickwick Club

@patriciakeller4826 4 ай бұрын

I'm still waiting for an OTC cgm.

@dahVEEDBBone 4 ай бұрын

Stelo is out NOW

@Roberto-cg2gr 4 ай бұрын

Hope there will be a research on GKI level of less than 2 on ❤️ Atherosclerosis, CKD, Stroke prevention, 👀 Retinopathy, Foot🦶 Ulcers, etc

@Roberto-cg2gr 4 ай бұрын

Please have a research on GKI of less than 2 to reverse Metabolic diseases like Atherosclerosis, CKD, Stroke, Foot Ulcers, Retinopathy etc

@RinTexas 4 ай бұрын

I like your videos. However, I think we are missing the boat by ignoring the fundamentals. In one of your videos, you mentioned that you got by just fine by eating sugar cereal for breakfast when you were young. Though, when you hit 30, you hit a wall metabolically. Well, I don’t believe you got by just fine. Instead, I think your mitochondria were slowly dying and when enough finally kicked the bucket, you were forced to take note. And yes, I agree that individualized medicine can detect this issue much earlier before too much damage has taken place. As a side note, I hope you are not pushing yourself too hard with Med school and youtube content creation. If you haven’t read Matthew Walker’s book, Why We Sleep, I highly recommend it.

@thefisherking78 4 ай бұрын

Fair distinction, but I think he knows he wasn't doing fine inside.. just that like many of us he felt fine while his metabolism was already starting to become dysfunctional. It was the same for me, I'm career military so I have always worked out and stayed in decent shape, but by my 30s I was starting to struggle with weight management and I didn't even know what the problem was until I got blood work at around 40 and discovered prediabetes, atherogenic dyslipidemia, etc.

@vonticehembree6083 4 ай бұрын

@@RinTexas I have watched many of his videos , he does address mitochondrial dysfunction . I think bc he didn’t address it specifically in this video , it’s assumed it goes unnoticed, but my experience with his videos is that he understands those roots pretty in depth

@AndiS-dz4pq Ай бұрын

I wore three OTC CGMs in one month and was not impressed with their accuracy. The numbers were 10-30 points lower than my doctor’s office and my regular finger prick home meter. I was incredibly disappointed. At $50 each CGM, it’s not likely I’ll try it again.

@barneyb70 4 ай бұрын

Wished medicals would not use RCT, so common medical folks. makes it hard for non medical understand importance topic. Suggest follow Rhonda Patrick videos defining medical terms. This is excellent talk , amazed how well he has done with inflammatory bowel disease.