Michael Klaper MD - From Operating Table to Dining Room Table

[@jane7086]

klapper and mcdougall are both absolute foxes. thank you for all your life saving work! i am so grateful for these lectures made available to the public here.

[@erkkip8271]

I Love to watch McDougall webinars :)

[@ConcreteRiver]

If I was ever in a hospital and needed the care of a physician, I would want no other person near than Dr.Michael Klaper. He is the quintessential doctor. Kind, compassionate, intelligent and most of all kind. Without Dr.Klaper and Dr.McDougall, I would no doubt be dead. Thanks to both of you.

[@marekzada9330]

Dr. Klaper is always an inspiration, I wish all presenters on the subject had the same quality. Good subject presented in an exceptional way.

[@Stgfre]

He is a very educated and knowledgeable man.

[@valnaples]

Excellent presentation! My dad died of colon cancer in 1988...his doc told us all to EAT plants and ditch all processed meats (and DO.NOT.SMOKE--he smoked)...I took the advice to heart. Might look into the lactobacillus rhamnosis though I am quite healthy and energetic. Thanks Doc!

[@valnaples]

everyONE should watch this...and every DOCTOR should watch this...! awesome!

[@MrBujny]

Dr. Klaper saved me from olive oil. THANKS! :)

[@lisanloves]

It was very interesting to listen to Dr Klaper's story.

[@DucVietNguyenPhD]

In my respects to Dr. Michael Klaper & Dr John & Dr. Mary McDougall & Mindful viewers: Please accept my grateful appreciation for valuable lecture and comments. My Warm Best Regards to You all.

[@ANIMALKISSING]

after super long BIO of the Dr Klaper the good stuff starts around @ 28:25

[@Elit3Ac3s]

Thanks that helped a lot lol

[@Anikoxx]

I loved hearing his story

[@lifeintune7851]

I enjoyed the info

[@meio4744]

Thanks for the public service announcement.

[@Geddy2006]

MEGA Like on this video... I've watched all that I can find on Dr. Klaper and this video gave me lots of new information to share with my friends and family!! Thanks so much Dr. McDougall for sharing this with all of us.

[@TheObsessedGardener]

I am really enjoying this terrific presentation. Dr Klaper is very easy to listen to.

[@sac1303]

An excellent presentation from Dr Klaper. He is a true healer and humanitarian, as is Dr McDougall.

[@TheForeverchanges]

Truth is hard to swallow! This presentation is very important. Thank you

[@janicemorris6085]

timeless effort filled and abundantly rich info

[@colcaggar123]

I got my MS dx in 1998 ... I started googling then ... found Dr Swank ... then moved on to a vegan diet. My first 2 years with MS were bad, 3 long exacerbations, crawling up the stairs, bumping down them on my backside but now I can run down the street, go hill walking ... YOU can give up animal products. It does provide massive benefits, Anne in Cambridge UK

[@artjohnson1757]

Love Dr. Klaper, he is such a loving, kind man. Wish this earth had more doctors like him.

[@greenytaddict]

i love this man, right on point!

[@tonysurfo6328]

got to agree.his expose on the dangers of vitamin c called ASCORBIC ACID MURDER saved my life

[@QuanYinJoy]

A German study of vegans and people following the standard German diet found that while Vegans were low in 3 vitamins and minerals (of 19 tested), the people eating the standard diet (with meat and dairy) were deficient in 7 nutrients including B12 (a heat-sensitive bacteria), plus they had to contend with excess fat and cholesterol. A 7th Day Adventist study in California found that vegans outlived their non-vegan counterparts in California by several years & had less disease.

[@e.Monty82]

Dr. Klaper is the doctor that change my life forever because of him, this July 2018 I will be celebrating my 10th year VEGAN anniversary. After doing more research is when I found out that Klaper, McDougall, Greger, Barnard, Colin and Esselsyn believed everything I had and still believe in. These doctors are a blessing to us and I hope more people would appreciate and truly listen and follow their dietary lifestyle recommendations.

[@Quasar502]

Lots of good info here.

[@KneeFatcom]

Awesome talk, really great perspective and enlightening insights on modern medicine and where it should head to get back on track.

[@thedeadserv]

The introduction was very informative and funny, but for those of you who know why you're here, you might want to head straight to 23:50 .

[@drcharania]

Very illuminating indeed. I sincerely hope these trends start getting known to all to prevent many conditions and their sufferings.

[@mrtruthforever]

I'm a bit surprised at Dr. Klaper's warning about taking vitamins in isolation as a blanket statement. There is absolutely no doubt that certain vitamins in isolation (e.g. B12) may be absolutely necessary for certain individuals suffering from degenerative neuropathy, pernicious anemia, etc. Aside from that, a wonderful lecture.

[@victormillward]

Brilliant talk. Thank you

[@edepillim]

Brilliant lecture...kept my interest the whole time and l learnt so much.

[@maule5662h]

& Dr. Klaper only got started here! Google his name to learn more. See his 1989 booklet "Vegetarian Nutrition - Pure & Simple," and his 1991 video "A Diet for All Reasons." Also learn about his years of research in identifying what constitutes a healthy vegan nutrition. I don't find a link to that yet.

[@oares00]

I will give this and other similar videos to my cardiologist, my doctor and my registered dietitian, explaining in a letter to them why i'll not take anymore their medicines. In less than two years I was completely healed from my cardiac infarction 5 years ago, high blood pressure and cholesterol. It was enough to change my nutrition without any side effects like when I took their medication. None of them had ever said a single thing on poor nutrition. They just do not know anything about it!

[@1lillylangtree]

Thank you, both of you.

[@davemojarra2666]

When did medicine become medication?

[@jurjendamste7994]

I made a list of topics in this video, so you can get right to the topic of your interest. Contents 00:00 -31:30 Long but funny intro about then and now, education MD and anesthesiology. Reason dr. Klaper quit anesthesiology. Can be skipped if you want to jump to the medical advise. 31:30 Vegetarians / Vegans and health: - chloresterol, blood pressure, bronchial asthma, rheumatoid arthritis, 33:30 John McDougall dietary study 36:30 "It ain't necessarily so" against mainstream medicine: stomach ulcers 39:30 atherosclerosis 42:30 high blood pressure 43:45 diabetes 45:45 diabetes 1, coeliac disease, rheumatoid arthritis, autoimmune diseases, 48:00 "you are what you absorb", working of intestines including good bacteria and fungi and bad ones. 56:00 modern life is an assault on gut bacteria: chlorinated water, sodas, coffee / tea, herbicides, alcohol, antibiotics 57:15 in a complex system (like the body) everything is interconnected 58:30 the problem with sugar, candida yeast, dysbiosis 1:00:00 gut lining, leaky gut syndrome, auto immune diseases, arthritis, spondylitis, lupus, allergies, asthma, hives, ibd, type 1 diabetes, bechet's syndrome, role of ibuprofen, best are aspirin and relefen (nabumetone) 1:04:00 leaky gut test lactulose / mannitol 1:05:00 leaky gut repair, remove from diet: alcohol, anti biotics, sugar, dairy, wheat. Take supplements quercetin 1000mg twice per day, glutamine 1000mg twice per day 1:05:50 after repair take probiotics to reastablish a healthy gut flora especially lactobacillus acidophilus and sacchromyces boulardii and lactobacillus plantaris for patients with inflammatory bowel disease, irritable bowel disease, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis and post radiation, and lastly lactobacillus rhamnosis for patients with a family history of colon cancer 1:07:40 test if probiotics are alive must curdle milk / soymilk 1:09:35 when to take probiotics 1h before or 2h after eating 1:10:00 nutritional medicine: no fats, favor omega 3 over omega 6, 'eat foods as grown' Pioneers are dr. John and Mary McDougall, dr. T. Colin Campbell, dr. Caldwell Esselstyn, Joel Fuhrman, dr. Alan Goldhamer, John Robbins, Brenda Davis, Vesanto Melina, Jeff Novick (reading of food labels) 1:15:00 modern medicine, medical tourism, integrative medicine, acupuncture, herbal medicine, medicare starts prevention 1:18:30 TrueNorth Health Center, fasting 1:18:50 future of medicine, telemedicine, body part replacement, power of nutritional medicine 1:22:00 the end, thanks dr. Klaper for this important information

[@doctorjack3111]

It would be great if they taught nutrition in medicine schools but that would be contrary to their commercial interests. Also, Dr. Klapper in his lecture gave credit to Dr. Jonas Salk for giving the world his polio vaccine for free. Well that may be but polio or more accurately, the paralysis that was prevalent at the time was due to heavy pesticides such as DDT in the food supply that children were consuming in their school lunches, etc., and "vaccines" would be irrelevant since it's an invalid concept to begin with but other than that, great lecture.

[@InvisiMan2006]

Fantastic video.

[@Diverse_Interests]

This is a long shot to ask questions when this post was created years ago,but it is to interesting to let slip. It’s the causation of the leaky gut that is not clear to me. Is it the sulphur component of proteins that combines once outside of the stomach to form acid and that acid burns holes in the cellular brush border and the digestive enzymes of “bad” bacteria that lives off of essential meat and therefore the enzymes also dissolves the intestinal wall? Also the acidification of the blood from high protein containing sulphur, is the acid formation seeping into damaged tissue mostly from the intestine or is it large molecules of protein intact that seep through open sores of damaged intestinal lining that then degrade in the blood stream and produce acidity in the blood stream?

[@slambertism]

THANK YOU!!!!! I AM SO INSPIRED!!!!!

[@vegannursepractitioner9629]

Perfect!

[@1imesub]

"If Homer Simpson eats it, you probably shouldn't." Couldn't have said it better myself.

[@LynnePedigoRidayReiter]

Outstanding!

[@robertboyd1156]

On the hemoglobin a1c chart at 72 weeks things don't look that much better than the ADA. Why is that?

[@kronier]

Excellent.

[@lazur1]

48:49 "It takes a villi."

[@RandoPandaSmiles]

Phenomenal!!

[@RyanAmplification]

Where does the naturopathic doctor fit into this equation?

[@Sarah162442]

He says omega-6 fatty acids are pro-inflammatory but walnuts contain 4x as much omega-6 fatty acids as they do omega-3 fatty acids. Can someone clarify? Thanks!

[@potterylady1]

I guess isolated omega 6 like in all those pure manufatured oils. Walnuts have all the other nutrients with it so everything gets metabolized nicely in the body.

[@erkkip8271]

it's different: consuming isolated refined oils or whole plant. According to Dr Mcdougall oils must be avoided to maintain good health, nuts and seeds can be eaten, if one doesn't have problems with gaining weight

[@cindystrother7710]

I AM NEW TO VEGAN WAY OF LIFE JUST HEARD ABOUT IT HOW TO YOU GET STARTED???????

[@agustn]

Probably they have never questioned what they learnt in Med School.

[@general440lee]

Got em!

[@Staupostek]

I have watched many of Dr. McDougall's videos, and have managed to get some of my more conservative friends and family to watch them too. But when Dr. Klaper comes on and in the first 10 minutes, during his "how things were in 1968", mentions President Nixon waking up each morning to the Vietnam War, he totally lost most of those I had watching. Nixon wasn't president until the next year, and by having to get his swipe in at Nixon in this context he came across as just another aging hippie who goes around with his "I'm better than you and you need to do what I tell you" speech, which they have heard before and refuse to listen to again. Guess I'll stick to videos from Dr. McDougall in the future which actually stick to the subject and hope I can get some of my friends and family back to considering eating this way.

[@marieschneider2813]

Skip politics stick to Plant based diet. We want to win everyone over. Too important 😊

[@JerryThorpeStory]

I avoid corn. About 80% of it is Monsanto.

[@drsalka]

nonchlorine part of the swimming pool - LOL!!!!

[@starchivore2317]

👍👍👍

[@SciSciToys]

Im so stuck and Im totally flexible in which way to go diet wise, Ive tried Keto, paleo, vegan, vegetarian, I have Cholesterolosis (Gallbladder polyps) if they grow to 1cm they can become malignant and so they are monitoring me with Ultra sounds every 6 months, now I have 2 that are 0.6 and 0.5cm and 3 tiny ones, my goal is to shrink them or get rid of them. Ive wondered what the heck do \I do to get rid of them? You have these 'functional medicine' docs online who for a nice fee will give all kinds of advice, lab tests and try and help you but they are either from the paleo/low carb or vegan/vegetarian crowd, they have their slant or bias if you know what I mean. And so going back to my problems, depending on which 'doc' I speak to they will advise on aspects of 'their' diet, and so for leaky gut its bone broth time, eat meats and avoid grains, lectins etc, vegans may say eat low fat diet of veggies. In my case I have GERD/Hiatus Hernia for which Ive had to take PPI's (prilosec)for 20yrs and taken Paxil (Antidepressant) for 21yrs athough have lowered both doses. From what Ive been reading online low stomach acid can allow bad bacteria to grow and then migrate to the small intestine and damage the gut causing leaky gut, the low acid bolus or solution that gets into the small intestine doesnt have acid hence the trigger for pancreatic enzymes aren't there so partially undigested food arrives in the gut which aids in the growth of bad bacteria SIBO, when a meal of fat arrives in the small intestine the fat triggers CKK enzyme to squeeze the GB contents but if the gut is leaky or damaged this communication system is affected and bile stasis can occur, and so this is my theory of how my GB slowed down and cause build up of sludge in my gallbladder to make these polyps form, I know I have leaky gut cause I cannot eat gluten, dairy and even soy for the past 4 yrs without getting runny nose, scraping feeling in the roof of the mouth, sneezing my brains out, night sweats, red eyes etc, I have found in the past 8 months or so that I get a new symptoms of red burning ear in the cartilage area (relapsing chondritis?) ths only happens when Im stressed, eat white sugar, bone broth or boiled potatoes with skin, in my opinion these are inflaming my gut and giving me this specific reaction, it seems my gut is becoming allergic/intolerant to a growing list of things. But here is my problem, okay heal the gut,but how about cholesterol and fats? Some will say you must eat some healthy fats in order for the GB to squeeze its contents which allows OLD bile to be released and not allowing for bile stasis to happen, if you eat fat the liver becomes more efficient at getting rid of fat, and then docs like Dr Mcdougall will say eating a no oil/fat/salt or close to it is optimal, won't this cause bile stasis though? I did come up with a way that may help me to shrink those cholesterol polps - Autophagy! I'd have my last meal at 9pm and eat the next meal at around 4pm .... ... I figured that Glycogen stores deplete at approx 15hrs and your body uses fat as fuel and goes into this autophagy state where unnecessary tissue may be 'munched' by the body and hopefully my polyps could be a target of the body's autophagy? The problem with that may be that from what Ive heard and read is that the gallbladder doesnt like being in the fasting state too long because bile will stagnate (again ... bile stasis) so I wondered if during the morning if I drank tumeric teas, chamomile tea, milk thistle complex liquid (milk thistle,dandelion,artichoke) i.e. something that would keep my GB sludge moving without jolting me out of autophagy? I did think about taking serrapeptase but it hurt my stomach after two days, it is supposed to be a powerful protein digesting enzyme. I take many supplements such as selenomethionine (selenium), vit C, B complex, D3, magnesium, iodine drops transdermally, L-glutamine and Taurine, quercetin, DGL, slippery elm, pro biotic capsules, milk thistle complex, but Im stuck on what diet to follow. I know I need to work on exercise to reduce body fat and my mind cause inflammation comes also from stress and Im VERY stressed, have 3 kids wife has lupus and look after dad who has dementia and treats me bad (not his fault of course), sorry for the massive post I just hope somehow somebody can help me, I think I need to see a naturopath and definitely write all this down for my allopathic doc so they may do some lab test, for example stool test etc to see if I have parasites etc, thanks for reading. Maybe I could go on a long juicefast, I did do coffee enemas daily for 9yrs (8000plus enemas) but stopped recently cause I feel they may have contributed to me getting leaky gut as well.

[@johnnyglenn7752]

Consume perfectly everyday -- WFPB. It is not that complicated, learn the details and let your body begin to heal itself. Learn from doctors such as these and you'll unleash the miraculous power of your own body!

[@SciSciToys]

Johnny Glenn Thankyou Johnny, changed my diet whole foods plant based, 70% and will get to 100% soon.

[@ldean8360]

Ypu need to talk to someone in person. You need blood tests and good advice. Vegan isn't magic. It works good some but not all. Until you get good testing you won't know.

[@juliekelly9912]

SciSci Toys I just read this information. I pray you are better now and that your family is doing better too 🙏💕

[@tobiasbrown1882]

This is the first blanket dissing of tea that I've seen. Otherwise, I love this presentation. Very informative. But please... give details on tea. Coffee bad, okay. But tea... too many reports of it's benefits. No?

[@ChickpeatheTortie]

at 1.50 I don't know if you will read this John but you are still a 'nice looking guy' - I wouldn't say no - you certainly were cute when you were young :-)

[@Grottenfledermaus]

Wow

[@HoneyBadger1779]

Woah, woah, tea and coffee kill of the good stuff too? That sucks. What if you don't do any of the other stuff? you have well water, no pills, rarely drink, no antibiotics, no processed foods, ect?

[@mus672]

this guy his crazy person olive oil or virgin olive oil very healthly new tehnology use in medicine, shampoo and loot things give positive result special for any skin problem is very goodi love use olive oil every dayits soo yummi

[@Aeghamedic]

Why not just eat olives? You'll get the oil and all the good stuff left behind when extracting the oil.

[@MrBujny]

olive oil is good for bikechain!

[@deadlock107]

Musa Ahmed olive oil is good if you use it on your skin, bad if you eat it.

[@paulinafunfit4126]

Aeghamedic That’s what I do! 🤪

[@AlmightyDemon]

complete propaganda!! Look at sugar not fat.

[@annifridsl04]

Wrong. Fat lines the arteries and stops sugar from doing what it should. Every cell in the body runs off sugar.

[@moca3587]

AlmightyDemon: I say look at both; however, fat is worse.

[@paulinafunfit4126]

Moca Humm... I would agree with that🙏 Also, it’s the type of fat that is important. EFA’s ( essential fatty acids) are one of those important fats.