Prof Tim Noakes Says We Don’t Need Carbs Or Even Veggies, Ep 10

[@coffeemachtspass]

This is good interviewing. You challenge his points without ever coming off as condescending or antagonistic. I’ve really enjoyed this.

[@HealthHackers]

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[@anaisbarrosodgh5790]

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[@coffeemachtspass]

@Analisa Laslie This same spam message has shown up in a half dozen of my favorite channels. Oh, I hate spambots!

[@maricamaas2326]

@@HealthHackers Prof. Noakes had coined the term 'Anticipatory Thermogenesis'... Maybe something for you to look into: Would this be the reason why cold showers soon do not feel as cold anymore? Had learned about Cold Shower Therapy - in combination with Wim Hof breathing - from young engineer Tony Grandov, in 'Three Powerful Natural Ways to Improve Digestion by Vagus Nerve Stimulation'... Tony's research about digestive issues related in 'How I Reversed Chronic Constipation Using Coffee Enemas,' is also most compelling.

[@maricamaas2326]

Yes, this clearly is an investigating journalist with an open mind. It seems that Prof. Noakes was also enjoying it - even while being challenged.

[@jalbhagwagar3353]

A giant of a man: to acknowledge that he was wrong and move on. By that, he refused to mislead more people with the carbs dogma any further. What a guys. Respects, Sir.

[@dana102083]

@Br Olsos and reversed it.

[@frankfromupstateny3796]

God said...." The Meek shall inherit the Earth".

[@maricamaas2326]

Yes, this is also what I value most about Prof. Noakes, and other MD's; who had been humble enough to seriously question themselves about whether what they were doing, had been correct. That is the first step. Then to be willing to openly admit, after realising that they were wrong all/most/some of the time; this amidst being demonised, belittled, and bequacked: This takes courage, and to continue to stick to one's convictions, additionally demands perseverance.

[@maricamaas2326]

@@frankfromupstateny3796 Yes, and also: "Humble yourselves under the mighty hand of God, that He might exalt you in due time." 1Peter 5:6

[@PeCo333]

​@@frankfromupstateny3796 When?? Nowadays the rich and violent 1% are the owner of the earth.

[@KenDBerryMD]

Great interview! Thank so much for allowing Prof Noakes to share his wisdom with the world.

[@HealthHackers]

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[@ellenorbjornsdottir1166]

My view is that the reason we need vegetables and nonsweet fruit is because just meat is boring. No real need, just that they're nontoxic for most people & they add flavour.

[@calotcha108]

@@ellenorbjornsdottir1166 But because it can be boring for some does not mean that we need vegetables and fruits, does it?

[@Ironclad6661]

@@ellenorbjornsdottir1166 If you're a keto or carnivore dieter fruits are boring because we don't crave sugar anymore :) Plants are more toxic. They have way more built in poisons to protect themselves from being eaten then animal products.

[@kimberlycooper4170]

To prevent boredom, do a therapeutic fast. Fasting, for enough time, causes our bodies to use autophagy to recycle molecules. We need to find something other than eating to be our entertainment and reason for living.

[@NiharikaSingh8]

Not only is Prof Noakes so tremendously knowledgable, but he is also so humble and such a joy to listen to. Huge respect for him. 🙌

[@Noor-jw2tn]

65 year old female. I've been vego most of my adult life. Today I bought 3 little steaks and beef mince. I have 2 1/2 doz. eggs in the fridge. Im looking foward to the rest of my life.

[@tootienottoofruitie1726]

Noor... I am 70 and think being canivor Is the correct diet for humans... I distinctly remember being taught in highschool that we are vegetarian due to longer length of intestines and shape of teeth.... Indoctrination at it's best, we are finding.... How are you doing now with your steaks❓🕊️

[@maricamaas2326]

@@tootienottoofruitie1726 They conveniently forgot about the high acid content in our stomachs (especially much needed for breaking down meat), and that we had a gallbladder to spurt out bile in order to help dissolving fat, so that we don't develop Vit ADEK nutrient deficiencies!

[@vimalkirti4845]

@@tootienottoofruitie1726 - humans are frugivores

[@romanhoax9014]

@@vimalkirti4845 *Nonsense. Humans are lipivores*

[@jasoncdebussy]

​@@vimalkirti4845 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV66hpVpoq94qdE

[@yvonnekiwior9633]

Professor Noakes you are not only brilliant but most pleasant to listen to.

[@kateaye3506]

I could listen to him alllll day.

[@TB1M1]

And paid for by keto sposorship.

[@chloe7seven22]

Nice soft voice Doc Noakes.

[@maricamaas2326]

@@TB1M1 😂 Proof, please?

[@ianbooth2062]

Love hearing Prof Noakes. Tore up The Lore of Running and did a 180 on carbs, using real science. The man is an inspiration. Congrats on reversing the DM!

[@HealthHackers]

Thanks for watching Ian!

[@miltonbates6425]

I'm living proof of this. 100% carnivore, carb-free and feeling unbelievably healthier than ever.

[@TB1M1]

Check your arterial health using a PET scan.

[@jessicabroyles7334]

Until you relize you have clogged arteries becuase of a HIGH fat intake. But to say you dont need vegetables....... So where do you get fiber then becuase only plants produce that

[@miltonbates6425]

@@jessicabroyles7334 Fiber is not essential in any way in the human diet. That myth has been one that still persists for a myriad of reasons. It does have some medicinal effects for those that need specific treatment (primarily insoluble fiber propelling fecal matter and limited insulin effects) but there's no real nutritional contribution from fiber to speak of. And how exactly would saturated animal fat and cholesterol clog my arteries, exactly? I'm afraid you misunderstand the role of either of these essential nutrients.

[@miltonbates6425]

@@TB1M1 Check your knowledge of cholesterol and saturated fats. It's severely lacking if you still believe that dietary cholesterol and saturated animal fats are the primary contributors to vascular disease.

[@TB1M1]

@@miltonbates6425 I never said that. But the more fat or fructose you eat higher blood cholesterol. Basic physiology. Your lipid fraction will increase.

[@roobendoraisamy492]

Dear Prof Noakes, We speak from experience as diabetics. In 4 months I reversed my diabetes but I keep tight control no sugar no cards as high a fat diet as i can eat. My blood sugar level this morning was 5.3 and BP 119/78 heart rate 54 thanks to your research and keto diet. 1 am 68 and had heart bypass for 3 blocked arteries. 1 walk 3 miles up down rather steep gradient practically everyday. Dear Prof. my point is that you are right hang on to your convictions and hang those naysayers who are bent on creating misery and murder. Your are great man love people like you.

[@HealthHackers]

Thanks for watching Rooben, well done on your improved health!

[@Jefferdaughter]

Yes! Few are aware that bison were also east of the Mississippi River. Buffalo, NY was not named that because someone thought it sounded cute. Much of the land all the way to the Atlantic Ocean was savanna, you know, like the name of another town, Savannah, Georgia. Savanna is grassland dotted with trees. Savannas support a higher density of mammals than any other type of ecosystem. Other town names, like Elkton, Md. remind us that large herds of these herbivores once roamed all the way to the Chesapeake Bay. Different species of deer, plus pronghorn antelope, bighorn sheep, mountain goats... these were abundant when Europeans arrived on the continent. Caribou, the eastern woodland variety, roamed in large herds in what is now eastern Canada and into the northeast of the USA. Moose are another huge native herbivore that is teetering on the brink of extinction. The populations of other types of animals have crashed, too - or they have disappeared altogether. The Carolina parakeet was hunted for it's feathers, but it was also killed for the damage they did to crops and gardens, and has long been extinct. If only people realized that eating the birds was more nutritious than what they could grow. Flocks of passenger pigeons were recorded as being so large that they took hours to fly over Pigeons are nutritious and delicious! But people seemed to value food they had to 'earn by the sweat of their browse' more. Or they were addicted to grains. And maybe things made from grain, like alcohol. Bird populations in the U.S.A. have dropped at a frightening rate, for those who are paying attention. Except for those animals that have taken advantage of urban and suburban sprawl - like raccoons, coyotes, and rats - what visitors to State and national parks and forests see as 'pristine' are badly damaged environments. Properly managed, livestock can help fill the ecological niches left empty by the missing wildlfie. The cool thing is that ecologically/regeneratively managed farms see astonishing increases in biodiversity - in plants, soil life, and wildlife. Gabe Brown, North Dakota farmer, Joel Salatin of Polyface Farm in Vs and Greg Judy all talk about this in videos here on KZbin.

[@TB1M1]

You are missng the elephant in the room. Your atherosclerosis is progressing.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYWbfGmEmKacndE

[@thomasjefferson8939]

@@Jefferdaughter wonderful! Thanks!

[@maricamaas2326]

@@TB1M1 Nutritionist Nathan Pritikin RIP, might have died with a healthy heart and clean arteries, yet he had developed two kinds of leukemia; this before committing suicide in the midst of receiving chemotherapy treatment. Wonder how high his Vit D level was at the time he developed leukemia, and before he took his own life, and what was the condition of his brain and nerves? Are you aware of the many recent studies confirming that saturated fat intake and high cholesterol levels are not to be blamed for developing heart disease and artherosclerosis?

[@beckynorthey4876]

I love that fact Prof Noakes shows he's a true scientist by follow the science. Doesn't let even his own published work stop him from saying Hey I was wrong here's the latest facts.

[@EricEdmeades]

This is excellent. There are a few doctors who have really moved into HEALTH rather than the simple treatment of disease.. and Prof Nokes is the royalty of that group.

[@nicolemurphy2629]

It should be the mission of all retired GPS to seek the truth and speak

[@AnimaLibera]

They tried *so* hard to silence him but the "Streisand effect" is doing its work and now he is probably more famous than he ever would have been without the trial 😃

[@carnivoregrandma1005]

Love Prof Noakes! I always feel like my I.Q goes up several points when I hear what he has to say :)

[@sarabradshaw331]

I LOVE this doctors honesty and bluntness. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ No BS here. Professor Noakes has changed my life.

[@dawne5139]

The prairies had 12 feet of good top soil on it when it was covered buffalo and again when replaced by cattle. The grain growers moved in, the top soil disappeared, many species died out and then the dust bowl happened. The drain habitat to grow rice in California. Grains are an enviormental disaster.

[@bruce350]

Well said. So many vegans who claim to care for the environment just don't realise what damage their diet is doing.

[@nancystonecypher9819]

What bugs me is, to feed all that cattle, we need to grow a buttload of grain.

[@annwilliams6438]

Yeah, cause they stuck so many of the cows into feedlots and covered the prairies with mono-culture grains to feed the darn cows! The majority of the grains grown in the States go into the mouths of animals for slaughter and NOT into the mouths of vegans.

[@SoundsToBlowYourMind]

@@nancystonecypher9819 The cattle should be grass fed though rather than grain fed.

[@jessicabroyles7334]

@@nancystonecypher9819 exactly so it really grains killing the earth or meat crazed people who need to grow more to feed the catle

[@JohnsmithQqqq]

This gentleman is a pioneer in the low carb high fat movement. It turned my life around from tired and lethargic to energetic and feeling like Superman. I went completely forward cutting out plant based diet.....and erased my type 2 diabetes in 8 months. From my own experiences I can 100% say that carbs are not essential....at all. My high fat intake.....had 0 effect on my angiography test. Super clean arteries along with amazing blood lab results.

[@colleenbrownart]

Wonderful Professor Noakes! The truth will set us free!

[@sandman3881]

Dr. Noakes as someone with an MSc in sports medicine I can’t imagine people you personally trained - and with the evidence you produced backstabbing you that way. It’s an honor to listen to you and learn from you.

[@diamond4829]

This man deserves the Nobel Prize, and as much as it must hurt having colleges troll you, it makes me have courage after my doctor treats me like a piece of shit for questioning her on the standard of care that's killing me. She looks at me like I'm a nut case. So knowing someone like Tim gets grief let's me know I'm not alone in the very very important fight. I may be a simple lay person, but I know from experience how LCHF has changed my life and health and I'm not at the mercy of anyone's opinion no matter what their education is !!. Thank you for doing what you do ❤

[@HealthHackers]

Thanks for watching Diamond!

[@maricamaas2326]

The last time I had a check-up 7 years ago, I was told that my cholesterol level was up, and that I should eat less fatty meat 😅

[@itzakpoelzig330]

Fire your doctor, Diamond. She works for YOU, not vice versa. You deserve to be treated with respect, at a bare minimum.

[@Henry-wy3fk]

Prof Noakes is a brave and courageous professional who is an example of integrity, he should be applauded for speaking out and working to redress the misleading industry promoted lies.

[@margaretoconnor896]

Have been following you since I went keto 2 years ago and have always been so proud of your ethics! Want to support you by my own example(a lot of people still don’t want to listen or change- Their problem). You are the greatest, Timothy Noakes! Great podcast!

[@HealthHackers]

Thanks for watching Margaret!

[@Techier868]

I so greatly admire this man and his humility! God bless you professor Noakes!!!❤❤❤

[@HealthHackers]

Thanks for watching Trini!

[@200Nora]

I do not believe in moderation anymore. I have been moderated eater all my life. I was even bragging about not belonging to the cult of soft drinks and juices along with overprocessed foods. This was my attitude until I was diagnosed with prediabetes at age 66, and that was the last condition I was expecting; after all, "I was eating in moderation." I was not even overweight. My prediabetes is gone after almost a year of changing my moderated eating for a Keto diet, intermittent fasting 2 meals a day, and increasing my physical activity. I will continue my new way of living and eating for the rest of my life. Sometimes moderation is not enough. Good interview!

[@HealthHackers]

Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to leave a comment, Nora. Congrats on conquering the prediabetes!

[@specialistworktops6114]

Great interview Gemma, very well handled, it contributes a lot when you so transparently chat about your own family and personal Keto experiences. This guy is amazing to listen too. His constant joy & air of humility is inspiriing. Keep up the good work...

[@HealthHackers]

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. I’m glad you enjoyed it. I feel very privileged to be able to interview fascinating figures in health!

[@robinengland5799]

Amazing man, what integrity he has!

[@juliametcalf2660]

Yes, I also realized most everything I believed about healthy eating was wrong...a 180 degree change necessary

[@Jefferdaughter]

Most people find it difficult if not impossible to realize that everything we thought we knew could be wrong. Kudos to you for having the perception and courage to make a U turn.

[@TerriblePerfection]

Same here. I'm 64 and have changed so many habits this year. First dietary (I'm now carnivore), and other things such as not wearing sunglasses. Also take barefoot walks. So much misinformation out there.

[@maricamaas2326]

@@TerriblePerfection Me too - for a few years already - no sunglasses! And when I see others wearing them, warning them how they are weakening their eyes, and disturbing their circadian rhythm 😅

[@chrissvenningson1747]

I follow Dr. Noakes, Dr. Ken D. Berry, Dr. Paul Mason, Dr. Ali in Texas and many others. Carnivore has totally transformed my type 2 diabetes, but the biggest battle has been family because they think I’m totally wrong. They haven’t done the ten years of research I have, and by that I’ve listened to everyone from vegan Doctors to Carnivore Doctors and even tried the vegan diet a few years ago and I can say that Carnivore is the absolute best !!

[@uaebifvideo5472]

👍🏼

[@Dan-gs3kg]

If you actually treated and cure your T2D, then you should humiliate people that don't believe it.

[@cybersal7]

I follow those same doctors, but in addition to Dr. Ali, there is one more interventional cardiologist by the name of Pradip Jamnadas of Orlando. I think you would love him too.

[@voertsek8404]

Professor Noakes your a genius well done . Been on hi fat low carb regime . I have lost 20 kgs in 5 months I’m feeling amazing my mind is sharp . I’m 60 years of age a cyclist and are blowing my cycling mates away . They are stunned by what’s going on . Kudos to you Tim 💪

[@HealthHackers]

That's great to hear!

[@kevinroberts2395]

What a champion bloke.

[@SkeenCharles]

Around 2000, someone I knew had been a patient of Prof Noakes. Then, in 2016/17, I was sitting in a tavern and read an article about Prof Noakes having just been cleared in a trial. I searched for his email address and emailed him just this: "Professor Noakes, I salute you!". Seconds later he replied: "Thank you very much".

[@TimFlaherty]

It's wonderful he realized he was wrong about "carb loading" and got healthy instead.

[@HealthHackers]

Tim Flaherty, MBA, ME, MS thanks for watching Tim👍

[@bluewaters3100]

I am 68 now and started intermittent fasting and the KETO diet 9 months ago. I feel better now than at any other time in my life. It was a little difficult at first but I had to keep myself motivated by the "science" of low carbs and healthy fats for optimal health. I had already given up bread and processed foods. The biggest addiction was my organic milk chocolate candy bar that I had everyday. I did find a substitute healthy almond butter/dark chocolate bar with stevia which is low carb and lets me feel confident that I can maintain this lifestyle for the rest of my life. I keep my carbs at 20-30. I lost 40 pounds and have 10 pounds still to lose. I exercise every morning and my recent metabolic panel came back as healthy. I only wish I could convince my sister to change. My daughter and two little granddaughters all eat low carb with no processed foods which makes me very happy. It saddens me to see so many young obese kids. It is an epidemic way more serious than the covid-19 virus. The lock down has made the problem even worse. Thank you Pro Noakes for the book about your trial and the scientific information.

[@HealthHackers]

Congratulations on that metabolic panel, Debbie! And thank you for your kind comments about the pace and quality of the video. It's very much appreciated.

[@aaroncooper8219]

I’m starting the carnivore diet. I can’t wait. Stopped carbs and sugar 2 weeks ago and noticed weight loss. Next thing to lose will be the vegetables. Thanks to all the people on KZbin for the videos Dr KenDBerry he’s been the one who got me listening

[@louisefox4852]

Sorry to say but if you lose the vegetables you will damage your health long-term. Yes, stop the PROCESSED carbs and the REFINED sugars but you NEED vegetables because they contain nutrients that you won't get in animal products. Prof Tim Noakes is a great guy but he's 100% wrong about promoting animal products, most of which are contaminated with artificial hormones, antibiotics and other nasty chemicals - especially chicken. Battery chicken and eggs are the WORST animal products to eat, the WORST! Promoting free-range is good but it is far too expensive for most people. Most of the people in South Africa cannot afford free range meat or chicken. Just remember also that when people stop eating the processed food, they will AUTOMATICALLY feel better!!! It's not the carnivore diet or Noakes' diet that is working - it's the loss of the rubbish "food".

[@noidear7216]

likewise & Dr.Chaffee too. Once you start watching these videos , the algorithms give you more - it's great.

[@livelearnandteach7402]

If someone goes against conventional wisdom and gets attacked from all angles for it you have to ask why they would if it wasn't the truth. Good on you Professor.

[@dirkkriel6055]

I am a 74 year old male, I had a stent fitted seventeen years ago, the cardiologist immediately on 40 mg of statin. Which I stopped to take, and feeling fine after listening to Prof Noakes a week ago, talk on statins.

[@dirkkriel6055]

My weight is 110 kg, trying high protein low carb diet, feeling excited at this prospect.

[@rmf2941]

This diet cured me of diabetes. 10+ Years on max dose of Metformin. Stopped cold turkey in 2016 and followed this diet. Lost weight and now my A1C is in 4's. Eating this way is very satisfying and does not leave you hungry a few hours later. Now most sweets are not even appealing to me at age 77+. PS-I was a happy vegetarian when I was diagnosed with blood sugar of 240

[@HealthHackers]

Wow! Congrats on your health!

[@maggiemay97]

I was so happy to hear Gemma say that she’s still hungry! I am too, after 4 months of being strictly on keto. Everyone talks about losing their hunger and being able to eat only one or two meals. I’ve tried that and suffered terribly with hunger.

[@HealthHackers]

Hi Maggie - Everyone is different and I hate to think of you putting yourself through suffering! There’s a lot to be said for listening to your own body’s needs. When I was keto, I still ate three meals a day.

[@tootienottoofruitie1726]

Maggie.... I am doing fantastically on carnivore sooooo... Possibly give it more time BUT if you are suffering on keto personally I would listen to your body... best of luck ❗😊🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@maricamaas2326]

@@HealthHackers NOT ONE DIET FOR ALL. While travelling over the world, Weston Price found different, isolated people groups who were super healthy on different diets. Though, all the healthy diets consisted of unrefined, unprocessed, locally produced, whole foods; without additives. All the healthy diets contained some form/s of animal and fermented products (none was Vegan). MD Nicholas Gonzales RIP prescribed more than 10 different diets - according to autonomous nervous system dominance. He explained how some do better on more animal foods, while some can hardly stand the smell if meat. Then there are those of us whose ONS is more balanced, who do well on a variety of foods. Recent studies are finding that the difference in Microbiome also plays a huge role in sofar as how different carbs spike blood sugar differently in different individuals. Some for example spike after brown rice, and not on ice cream; while with others the opposite happens.

[@BowlerTheHatGuy]

Hungry on keto? Probably you are consuming way too much protein and not enough fats. If you increase fat intake you will not be hungry. Guarantee.

[@NinjaTTT]

Isn't the hunger related to ghrellin hormone? Or the stretched bellies?

[@jennyweyman3039]

Tim has had a huge effect on my life. I'm now low carb and healthier for it.

[@HealthHackers]

Happy for you Jenny, thanks for commenting.

[@TraveisaBlue]

Thank you so much. I have lost 68 lbs.

[@HealthHackers]

Wow. Congratulations Margaret!

[@TraveisaBlue]

Professor Tim Noakes is my hero! I was scheduled for knee surgery and fortunately had a tooth infection that prevented the surgery. I watched The Magic Pill, started the diet. Before my dr could reschedule my surgery I was losing weight & I decided to hold off. I quit the statins & found that THAT was my problem. I started Keto in April. Am still losing 1/2 lb a week. Need to lose another 40 lbs. I am 5 ‘ tall and weighed 220. I still carry the handicap placard in my car as a reminder. Though I don’t need it or use it. THANK YOU THANK YOU. You changed my life and the friends around me. My friends with cancer, myesthinia grava, my brother the trauma surgeon, my nephew with a neurological disorder, as well as my diabetic fat friends. WE ALL THANK YOU.

[@bluewaters3100]

@@TraveisaBlue I started keto in April 2020 and losing 30 pounds helped my knees so much that I am not doing a knee replacement. I can now do walk/run in the morning for a mile. My goal is to keep osteoporosis at bay in my hips.

[@MerrylBustin]

Excellent interview! Well done Professor!

[@HealthHackers]

Merryl Bustin thanks Merryl!

[@d.e.b.b5788]

I have a 3 egg omelet for breakfast, and I don't get hungry until the evening. Eliminating lunch has helped me lose weight. If I was eating high carb, I'd be hungry all the time.

[@BowlerTheHatGuy]

Increase your egg intake, especially yolk. It contains everything that human body needs. Dr Kwasniewski (Optimal nutrition) said that egg yolks help to ditch carbs.

[@johnlaw3323]

Great interview Tim is always interesting and full of great information. I must say Tim you are looking younger every time I see you and congratulations on reversing your Type 2 diabetes an inspiration to us all. Many thanks.

[@HealthHackers]

Thanks for watching and commenting John!

[@OMGaNEWBIE]

I'm glad that she brought up that she's hungry even after eating low carb high fats. Me too! She brings up a lot of great questions.

[@emh8861]

I believe she's probably just craving something. Eat some jalapeno poppers or some lilys salted caramel chocolate made with stevia. Very satisfying!

[@seanm7553]

She needs to go no carb

[@maricamaas2326]

@@emh8861 It could be Salt. If one is salt deficient, different other cravings may develop.

[@maricamaas2326]

@@seanm7553 Don't you think it makes more sense to aim to be both carb and fat adapted?

[@bonjovi7120]

Eat more fat and your problem will be resolved

[@elainefonseca6285]

Thank you Prof. Tim Noakes for the carnivore/ animal fat insight! This way of eating has healed me of all my health issues! Your brilliant love your wisdom keep sharing 👍

[@HealthHackers]

Thanks for watching, Elaine!

[@bobstokoe1332]

Awesome stuff Gemma and Tim! Keep up the great work Sir! Greeting from South Africa 👌

[@HealthHackers]

Greetings to you too, Bob! Thanks for watching!

[@mguy808]

It takes real guts to challenge contemporary scientific dogma. Especially if you embrace that dogma as Dr Noakes did for many years. To admit you were wrong takes real courage, especially if you are a scientist or a health professional. Thank you Dr Noakes for setting your ego aside and actually searching for the truth. In the US we are 70% overweight 32% obese! Of course the SAD diet is garbage. I will be buying your book.

[@dawne5139]

The food pyrimid did in the states. Now in Canada, Death Canada has put out a food plan based on cherry picked, vegan sudo science. If we follow it we will soon beat them in the obesity epidemic.

[@maricamaas2326]

It's not only the overweight who are metabolically sick; in USA there are more metabolically sick normal weight/thin people, than those who are overweight: TOFI (Thin Outside Fat Inside). 20% of those who are obese, are metabolically healthy (MHO).

[@maricamaas2326]

@@dawne5139 Best practise for moving away from disease - in direction of ease - seems to be to listen very carefully to what is propagated by authorities in charge, and to then do the exact opposite.

[@mguy808]

@@maricamaas2326 Thanks for that. Great point! I would argue that metabolic health is only one small metric by which we measure health. The overweight and obese suffer disproportionately from a whole host of other maladies unrelated to metabolic health.

[@martinwolmarans1833]

Professor Tim Noakes. Awesome. Legend. Wish more people wpikd listen to him and the LC way.

[@HealthHackers]

thanks for watching Martin!

[@TheCompleteGuitarist]

I am lean, I have a huge bread and sugar addiction. Sugar is under control but can't help myself with bread. I was self diagnosed insulin resistant, I had all the symptoms that Tim Noakes described except not over weight. I couldn't even drive the car without falling asleep and I realized it had been going on for about 20 years. Trying to fix it with intermittent fasting and flipping my diet from once a vegan to now eating more meat and fat and reducing all the crap. Beware of alcohol, it really is the silent killer if you ask me.

[@HealthHackers]

Ah yikes, sounds tough. I hope you've got some expert support. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@MJSTAMAND]

TheCompleteGuitarist Please watch dr davis' vids on wheatbelly. His research says wheat itself is an opioid now....that's why you feel addicted to it!

[@emh8861]

Omg bread was soooooo hard for me at first. And now tequila. LoL I'm drinking a lot less and it lowers my blood sugar !

[@chalk4156]

TheCompleteGuitarist This sounds like me! how have you been? Did you manage to get off carbs and stay off the sugar?

[@TB1M1]

If you are insulin resistant from eating bread you are eating too many calories from fat. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYWbfGmEmKacndE

[@1978jman1978]

Love Prof Noakes science based approach, always great to hear fresh things from him

[@HealthHackers]

happy you enjoyed the episode Jason!

[@TB1M1]

Junk science. All the longest lived populations eat a diet opposing what he recommends. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYWbfGmEmKacndE

[@edwill1595]

@@TB1M1 dude you like a bad rash... go away.. no one asked you to listen to him

[@TB1M1]

@@edwill1595 Theres a lot of pseudoscience in his approach. Hes basically saying running a high cholesterol is healthy which is completely misleading.

[@maricamaas2326]

@@TB1M1 Goodness, how many more books have to be written - even by cardiologists - to put the fat fiction surrounding high cholesterol to rest!

[@Oh-hardy-har-har]

13:52 Yes! the balanced diet and moderation are euphemisms made to promote the status quo of you eating as much sugar as the industry can sell you. It is never too much btw. They will sell children's sugary cereal and say 'part of this complete, balanced breakfast', Yeah right.

[@ellenorbjornsdottir1166]

My slogan is that bread has no place in a balanced diet

[@maricamaas2326]

@@ellenorbjornsdottir1166 Doubt if a piece of bread - here and there - is going to do much harm. Why not be adapted to digest that too? Had found the easiest way to silence Vegan-noise though, to just make mention of Bread Disease/Wheat Schitzophrenia.

[@maricamaas2326]

Worse even, is that children add sugar to these sugary cereals!

[@MsLi512]

He has great info I just wish he was interrupted less. 🤐

[@HealthHackers]

There was lot to pack in to 30 mins, sometimes it happens!

[@bluewaters3100]

@@HealthHackers I thought you kept it moving along perfectly. You did say at the beginning that you would let viewers ask questions. Great interview and much appreciated.

[@george6252]

This guy is making a lot of sense.

[@HealthHackers]

George thanks for watching George!

[@angelarose6602]

What a fabulous guy!

[@Imstillyoshi]

One of the best interviews / discussion on the topic I have ever seen! Thank u

[@HealthHackers]

So glad you watched! Thank you for the feedback!

[@juliametcalf2660]

There are no essential carbs or veggies ...most healthy words I ever heard ...

[@vitaquasus1120]

... So I eat just animal fat IE butter eggs and bacon lard and T-bones... really oh my word I love this please tell me this is true

[@TerriblePerfection]

Yes, but no more rice, potatoes, bread, sugar. You won't even miss them when you feel great.

[@emh8861]

One light meal second meal a full meal. That's it! Don't eat all day!

[@jimbeaver27]

NO SNACKING, that is important, and cut back on quantities

[@Pete4875]

@@jimbeaver27 No that's incorrect. Your on the wrong diet. It's important that you eat until your full. If you don't your body will lower your metabolism because it thinks there will be a shortage of food.

[@dana102083]

@@Pete4875 he was right though! However, like you said, eating until full on calorically dense fatty meats, should naturally reduce the amount of food you eat AND snacking, comparatively to a standard high carb diet. High carb meals are higher volume to lower caloric density.

[@lindadelong]

You’re the best!!! Thanks for being willing to keep walking through the resistance to tell the truth!

[@michaeltsang3267]

Thanks Professor Noakes : Very low carbohydrate diet has help put my diabetes disease in remission, and take away “all” those nasties that come with metabolic syndrome. My general health has improved very very much .... like ~ 15 years younger. And all the improvements have come in just a few months. Btw I’m just > 70 so it works for the older guys too.

[@HealthHackers]

Michael Tsang that’s so great to hear Michael! Power to you.

[@alanhealth8132]

Thank you Professor, from South Africa.

[@shawzy620]

Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks.

[@HealthHackers]

Happy to help, hit subscribe for more videos😁 I release every Friday 👍

[@AmjedUbuntu]

All my love, Respect and support for this DR, I'm following your advices and let me tell you I feel like superman, lost a lots of weight my blood work is perfect.. You will go in history as the dr who made the earth a healthier place.. The Big sugar, pharma and all those industries who rely on our sickness to make millions are very worried, they are doing their best to debunk what you are saying... But i know you are correct, you have been a messiah of health and wellness my God bless you and protect you from the Power of Money and Greed.. Thank you, Thank you , Thank you From Arizona USA..

[@HealthHackers]

Thanks for watching Amjed!

[@talkwench340]

Well said, my sentiments too.

[@statewidefilms]

Have a lot of respect for you doctor Noakes .. the high carb world is a big fight

[@noshrocks]

I have been following prof Tim Noakes since 2017… Deep respect. He has been vilified. So happy he is through this❤❤❤

[@terraflow__bryanburdo4547]

DR Noakes is a legend and personal hero. The rarest thing nowadays....a TRUE scientist.

[@susananderson2630]

Fantastic guy , fantastic interview. ..

[@HealthHackers]

Thank you Susan!

[@charlesmorg5677]

What a cute smile you have Susan . Will love to be your friend, how about that ??

[@minadoro]

This is very educational! very informative. It helps me to stick to a low carb diet. Low carbs is helping with the control my diabetes II and my blood pleasure, I’m 68 and I have been trying for 6 years, first with medications and now diet and meds, I don’t want to proceed to injecting insulin.

[@gregwells8764]

Tim is a Legend. He always makes sense. Thank you for steering us back to the Proper Human Diet.

[@nicolemcardle5711]

I'd love to see a movie made about Tim's experience!

[@motomatta1]

Excellent information 🙂👍

[@HealthHackers]

Thanks for watching Matthew!

[@DestinationTravel]

I started carnivore diet in December for 3 months to experiment and would never go back. It is very satisfying to see friends admitting I look healthy and they see results. I'm mostly a fish eater and for budget reasons swapped salmon with sardines, which I eat raw with a little lemon for taste. The difference this made is unbelievable and if one day goes by without sardines I feel something is missing.

[@peterbeyer5755]

Sardines are God’s gift to people, little known biblical fact is that the disciples fished for sardines in the Red Sea.

[@roblovegreen]

Natures vitamin pill = The egg 🥚

[@emh8861]

And liver

[@bluewaters3100]

I eat three every day! Best source of protein .

[@lmwlmw4468]

And prof. Noakes is absolutely 100% right...!!! That said, if you want to eat some vegetables just because you like them, there's nothing wrong with that. Great interview.

[@bbka2013]

As stated by Prof Tim, all the modern day diseases relate to processed foods particularly Wheat, vegetable oil and sugar.

[@yvonne3903]

One of my primary school teachers was into nutrition and 60 years later I still remember what she said, animal protein is complete protein and although beans and plants have some protein they are not complete. I wish I could remember her name, 60 years ago, she was right.😊

[@ut561]

great video but I can't share it on my webpage because the volume is so off for youtube. people will get blasted with high volume going from a normal video to this one. such a simple thing. but I still gave it a thumbs up.

[@chansonette22]

Wonderful courageous man

[@nelsonbenjamin4754]

I'm actually glad he's doing this now 1979 he questioned me about my carb intake....

[@hippiechic9441]

I loved Tim Noakes and what he was saying. He is truly a pioneer in the medical industry. I wish you wouldn't look sideways every time it's like you are checking out periodically. No mind, I still love your video🎉

[@bboyflashny]

I'm on no medication. I am doing a 48hr fast once a week and eating a ketogenic lifestyle. In the best shape of my life.

[@HealthHackers]

Congratulations Daniel!

[@bboyflashny]

Thank you! I dance for my exercise. Works well and fun

[@HealthHackers]

That DOES sound fun!💃🏼

[@maricamaas2326]

@@bboyflashny Physical work - in and around the house (such as cleaning, fixing and DIY improvements); also is a good way to exercise.

[@clarebartholomew3471]

I do road cycling and in the morning before a long ride I'd think I had to 'carb up', I'd have a big bowl of porridge and maybe toast too. I've been carnivore for about 6 weeks now and I'm not hungry at all in the mornings and I'm just heading out doing 50/60 miles with some good big hills no problem at all. I also do high intensity work outs most mornings on my indoor bike fasted with no problem.

[@donaldreitsma6419]

Great interview as always. Two years into LCHF and still doing great. You have been a great inspiration to me Tim. I’ll be in SA but unfortunatley not around Capetown. Would be an honor and a privilege to meet Prof Noakes some day!

[@HealthHackers]

Donald Reitsma thanks Donald!

[@David-R.]

His charming personality along with your amazing face made me watch this entire video 😂 and I'm glad I stuck around. It confirmed what I had doubts about and gave me encouragement to continue on my "almost" Carnivore diet.

[@laggy4now]

Great interview, but where is the Prof's talk?

[@HealthHackers]

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[@judyrobinson5044]

LOVE Noakes! He is GREAT!

[@munibahmadxx]

Immediately subscribed to your channel just after a minute watching it.

[@HealthHackers]

Thank you!🙏

[@lucyilly428]

I tried but was always Hypoglycaemic. The doctor gave me a blood sugar monitor along with blood and sleep tests as I’d been sick for over a year. As soon as I reintroduced carbs it stopped happening. 🤷‍♀️

[@HealthHackers]

Glad you’re better now. Thanks for watching.

[@lucyilly428]

@@HealthHackers thank you. Maybe I was doing the diet incorrectly or maybe it’s just not for everyone. All the best.

[@HealthHackers]

@@lucyilly428 We are all different! :)

[@neilhansen49]

Fantastic Talk and info

[@HealthHackers]

Glad you liked it!

[@bboyflashny]

God bless you sir

[@David-rb1tj]

Fantastic. Thanks for the upload!

[@HealthHackers]

David Orton thanks for watching David!

[@ready2roo24]

She is the first person other than myself who is always hungry on keto.

[@bluewaters3100]

You may be snacking too much and keeping your insulin up. You also might add more healthy fats which will help with the hunger yet not spike your insulin. I eat about 5 cups of salad greens with a cut up avocado. I do not use salad dressing but many people do which would be another way to add in some healthy fats with olive oil.

[@dana102083]

Definitely a sign of high insulin! Sometimes carb creep occurs and most people should go by total carbs to avoid that. 🖖

[@bonnieleary1197]

I am one of those people too! I can’t get satisfied. I’m still new to it though. Maybe I’m not doing it quite right yet. 😊

[@maricamaas2326]

Some questions to consider: *What about conditions like Fat Phobia (and the extreme backlash response to it) and various other eating disorders, like Anorexia, Arexia, Bulimia, Orthorexia, etc... It seems obsessing around the perfect, super-slim body image, with zero visible body fat - maintained by perfect control over food-intake; is becoming an idol in itself - leading to various mental disorders? *To what extent is over-exercising causing too much physical stress; in some cases resulting in gaining not only muscle, but fat, or otherwise not being able to burn it off? Also, very lean young females, especially when exercising too much, are losing their fertility?

[@psychicoutlawchanel7430]

At 14:40 he says ther's no person who will tell you that not eating is moderation - yes there is: Cole Robinson of Snake Diet channel who tells us to lead a fasting focused lifestyle. He is right, we are not meant to eat every day. Does Tim Noakes still have diabetes bc fasting heals Type 2, Cole gets great results with Type 1s as well.

[@maricamaas2326]

Yes, have also wondered what the result would be should Prof. Noakes incorporate longer fasts.

[@evah50]

I am bread addicted person born in Poland 🇵🇱 Now living in America . I have horrible time to quite. I did for almost two years when I was on keto diet and fasting. With Covid I started again, but this week my husband and I started eat meat only. I am quite happy but I have cravings for bread . I am type 2 diabetes I rid of being on keto now I believe I am diabetic. I hope carnivore will help me to rid of again. It’s easy to just eat meat. I like raw stake of Tatar. I am fighting bread big time again

[@jodysimon3210]

Very helpful! Thank you

[@HealthHackers]

You're welcome!

[@Iamalso-OneCuriousCarnivore]

Love the head holding

[@jessicar.8404]

Thank you Dr. Noakes! You hit the nail on the head - Industry! Americans are leading the way and terribly sick by following the guidelines.

[@sylviaking8866]

I STILL LIKE TO EAT VEGETABLES. BUT MY MAIN SOURCE OF FUEL IS FROM MEAT AND HEALTHY FAT. FOR ME I FIND THE GRAINS AND BEANS DAMAGING TO MY HEALTH. WISH I HAD KNOWN I HAD G6PD WHEN I WAS YOUNG. SO MUCH DAMAGE COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED.

[@secretmission7607]

Two very lovely people! Great interview!

[@HealthHackers]

Wow - thank you! Very kind of you to comment :) Do subscribe for more interviews with pioneers in health!

[@ScoopsTroopsRugby]

Tim is spot on - legend!

[@billfoster4147]

Gee, maybe it's also an age thing... I ran 8 km yesterday in less than hour. Now that I've had my morning bacon ...and 2 fatty lamb chops... I'm heading out to my favourite tall building-with-fire escape stairs. 60 floors 'at speed' should warm me up! (Keep up the great work Tim). Bill 61 years young