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[@kmellen17]

Layne, I am a Dietitian. I had cancer on my 20s. This video hit home so incredibly hard. I got way too much BS judgement, even from other dietitians, about only being able to choke down banana pancakes, cheez it's, and Gatorade after each infusion. Power to you. I hope your mother and your friend are doing better. Cancer fucking sucks.

[@LTPottenger]

try some fasting, will keep it from coming back.

[@HaHaroni]

Understanding seed oils would be a key to satisfying your cravings. You should check out Paul Saladino instead of this hack.

[@user-fg4tn8ot6b]

​​@@LTPottenger *No diet and no amount of fasting will keep anyone free from getting cancer. Even the healthiest person gets it.*

[@LTPottenger]

@@user-fg4tn8ot6b Wow you are even more of a know it all than biolame. Hard to pull off.

[@user-fg4tn8ot6b]

​@@HaHaroni You mean the charlatan who went to a children's hospital to push his crap war against seed oils and shaming others? As shown in this video? *Ew.* 😒

[@dc100dc100]

1) Hospital visitor cafeterias are generally outsourced. 2) Visitors just want something to eat, they want something convenient that keeps them reasonably satisfied and, if there are kids, content. 3) visitor cafeterias are not the same as patient meals. If anything, worry about the employee cafeteria, since they probably eat from it every day.

[@Magic_beans_]

Also, what else did they have that Meat Doctor chose not to show? My local hospital’s cafeteria has a big salad bar down the middle, plus a soup station, a fridge case full of nutritious options for busy folks (sandwiches, meat & veggie trays, Greek yogurt, hard boiled eggs…) and hot stations with daily specials (today’s is ginger sesame salmon). Customers can get nuggets if they want, but there are plenty of other options.

[@DrSamsHealth]

Being a doctor, I must note that children are likely not having food from cafeteria - it's for staff and visitors. Patients usually get food from different stream and typically hospitals have dietitians / nutritional services. PS. He is a psychiatrist, which means that he is a physician. (edited) But it doesn't make him right in this situation. Merely stating the fact as Layne said that he isn't.

[@Simon-talks]

Yes, but we all know that most kids in America are eating nuggest, fries, mac n cheese and chips though....

[@_CoachW]

@@Simon-talks Define most kids please. I live in Alaska and plenty of kids eat game meat, fish, etc. We also have kids who eat junk some by choice. Others because that's what can be afforded. And this is another part of the issue. We have blanket statements about what is wrong but never do I see these guru's actually talking to any body. City council, School Board, the actual RD at the hospital. It's easy to comment and preach. But real change takes work not posturing.

[@Simon-talks]

@@_CoachW I’d like to welcome you to a country called America, since you live in a cave, or have been isolated in a jar on Mars for the past couple of decades. Ignoring the problem(that was created by ignoring the problem in the first place) isn't "change" either.... And McDonald's isn't "more affordable" than purchasing and cooking real food(people are spending 11 bucks per meal at a minimum in fast food drive throughs, including that 2.00 Coke.....) and then add in what they are spending on junk like ice cream, chips, Ego waffles, 6 dollar boxes of sugary cereal and more. You sound like the kind of liberals who are creating this trophy hand out mess in the first place. Lazy thinking.

[@_CoachW]

@@Simon-talks I am going to respond once as it seems you did not actually read my comment. I am a born and raised Alaskan. Not exactly a cave.. and referring to me as "the kind of liberals" is not only 'lazy thinking.' It's truly laughable. Nowhere in your response did you actually address my question or state what your are doing to take responsibility and help find a solution. Do you know who your council man is? Do you know whose on your school board? Have you actually worked in a hospital? It's ok if the answer is no. All it takes is effort to find out and make some positive changes. Just spare everyone more posturing and preaching. the truth is you would rather criticize than contribute. So good for you, if you know what's best. The rest of us will be over here putting in the work to actually help people.

[@Simon-talks]

@@_CoachW yes Alaska is a single state(ever been out of it and it’s 5,000 population?) giving things a pass isn’t “working on it”.

[@gerainthorton8980]

I lost my mother to cancer and like Layne recommended our main goal was for her to get eat something as she was wasting away. I got passed off with one nutrition channel saying fasting and autophagy cures cancer.

[@charleshill1906]

fasting and caloric restriction has shown to be the most effective method at slowing cancer cell growth as has carbohydrate restriction. Everyone who gets ill loses some degree of fitness even with just a common cold. The more severe the illness the more fitness is lost. It's a fact of life. Layne would have you believe that the menu (which he linked) provides any degree of health options. It doesn't. Their entire menu is no different than any typical IHOP or Denny's. The best whole food sources they have are fruit and eggs and of those two options fruit is going to directly feed those cancer cells as glucose (sugar/carbs) is their primary fuel source. And before you get uppity know that I've lost most of my extended family to cancer and my eldest sister right now is dealing with breast cancer. Know what her doctor recommends for diet? NOTHING and because it's not coming from a doctor no amount of effort on my part, screaming about studies being done showing that glucose fuels cancer cell growth and that fasting and ketogenic dieting can slow the growth of those cells is getting through to her.

[@HaHaroni]

Try not to get pissed off when people tell you the truth.

[@erxishang61]

Fasting can prevent it or prevent the growth of such cancer cells, but when already have a lot.. It may be too late

[@HaHaroni]

@@erxishang61 Gerson therapy has a much better track record.

[@KittyFergusonLCSW]

My own child was in this very hospital twice and I will just say that in the rare occasion that I made it down to the cafeteria for a 5 minute meal alone to catch my breath I ate whatever I could and literally my diet was not on my mind at all. I was thinking about my kid playing on the toy cat scan machine in the children play room designed to make kids feel safe with getting a cat scan. I was wondering if he was going to get discharged ever or the fact that we were returning. I was thinking about all the IV’s and meds that were painful and made him sick and trying to figure out how I could take his pain so he didn’t have to. I was begging for his my god that would listen and help me. What a sick f$ck.

[@GRPABT1]

I hope you and your child are doing much better now.

[@KittyFergusonLCSW]

@@GRPABT1 thanks! Yes, we are and that child is now a 20 something college student!

[@HaHaroni]

You should learn something about seed oils and teach it to that twenty-year-old. Paul is good teacher

[@user-fg4tn8ot6b]

​@@HaHaroni *Shove it.*

[@HaHaroni]

@@user-fg4tn8ot6b Enjoy your ignorance and your seed oils. Biolayne does.

[@not-a-raccoon]

FOR THE ALGORITHM!!!

[@seamussullivan2218]

4 DA ALGO!!!!

[@alexanderabrashev1366]

I thought you were a raccoon

[@not-a-raccoon]

@@alexanderabrashev1366 Am I? The world my never know..

[@nrozmx400]

RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED HUMAN ALGORITHM

[@SzaboB33]

My first thought of this was "Aren't some people who are having chemotherapy super hard to feed enough calories?"

[@alphacause]

Dr. Norton brings up a good point, and it is actually a point that goes beyond the insensitivity and opportunism demonstrated by Dr. Saladino. A lot of fitness and dietary influencers do this sanctimonious routine, where they judge people based on whatever dietary purity standards they uphold, without considering the circumstances that the individual or institution is in.

[@charleshill1906]

carbs are, without any doubt, in the scientific literature, known to fuel cancer cell growth. WHY would you feed your cancer ridden patient something that fuels cancer cell growth? According to the Dana Farber Cancer Institute "All cells, including cancer cells, use glucose as their primary fuel. Glucose comes from any food that contains carbohydrates including healthful foods like vegetables, fruits, whole grains and dairy." What about Paul's statement is insensitive given that knowledge you now possess?

[@sko6677]

@@charleshill1906 🤦

[@HaHaroni]

​@@charleshill1906 Paul's main point was the seed oils, not the carbohydrates. Seed oils are not feeding the cancer, they are causing it. What will you do with this new knowledge that you possess?

[@charleshill1906]

@@HaHaroni cheeky. Yes, Paul's primary point was about seed oils causing cancer. And MY point was to effectively reinforce his point by pointing out the irrefutable fact that carbohydrates are cancer's primary fuel source. So, if we're using our brains what does that mean? That the seed oil laden, carbohydrate rich dietary options at your CANCER HOSPITAL are FUELING YOUR CANCER. WOW!!! AMAZING! Feel smart now? Maybe wanna check yourself out of this conversation? Or do you want to double down?

[@HaHaroni]

@@charleshill1906 I don't think I'm disagreeing with you about anything. I'm pointing out that your first comment did not address the reason that Paul was at the hospital. It's true that completely removing carbohydrates should be the first response to cancer. It's also true that the seed oils disrupt the hormonal processes that might lead to health. This would negate almost every argument in this comment section.

[@mindyourbuisness8104]

I've spent a significant amount of time in the hospital with loved ones while being into fitness. 1. The cafeteria food isn't the same as the patients menu. 2. Even as someone who is pretty into fitness in those times it was nice just to have some decent junk food and not worry about exactly what I was eating

[@AllPainNoGains]

In my experience the food I've received as a patient was even worse.

[@BigDees19]

@@AllPainNoGains forward? Cause it was way healthier as in way way less salt and just very bland

[@AllPainNoGains]

@@BigDees19 No. As in msg laden low protein garbage with almost no nutritional value, and that also tastes like shit, not because it's low fat or low sodium but because it's highly processed trash that came straight off the food truck into the freezer then onto your plate after just being reheated. It might be a stretch to say that you'd be better off with the absolute cheapest banquet brand microwave dinners found in the freezer aisle but it probably wouldn't be any worse.

[@BigDees19]

@@AllPainNoGains lol mmmm the good old banquet brand haha 😄 those are classics

[@HaHaroni]

Paul is trying to inform you that seed oil toxic. It should never be on the menu in a hospital or anywhere else. If fried foods were still cooked in tallow, it would not be junk food.

[@blainebowling3303]

I visit my Stepdad every Sunday who happens to have pancreatic cancer. By some miracle he’s still here after two years of being diagnosed. Even though I workout 5 days a week and labor on a farm. …eat mostly food I make. My wife and I take him candy and cake and ANYTHING I think he will eat. I have beloved dogs that have slowly died from cancer that once they stop eating, the joy that you get when they “anything” is overwhelming

[@ResiakHeroun]

Fucking facts. Well said Layne.

[@michaelp8794]

People offering unsolicited medical advice for any condition is one of my biggest triggers. This video was great.

[@darkarpit]

what medical advice, eating healthy is all of a sudden medical advice 😂

[@Cwhite.tx23]

My daughter has Spina Bifida and we would be incredibly lost and she might not even be alive if not for the awesome Drs and staff at TX Children’s. I have eaten in their cafeterias personally and there are lots of healthy options. I’m all for healthy eating, but after 6 hrs of bladder testing, and fits and tears, sometimes you need some chicken nuggets or something! Thanks Layne. Love the content.

[@nunopereira526]

Lmao you'll never need nuggets, it's just crappy parts of chicken mixed with flour and a bunch of crap that no one needs. Just fried chicken would taste better and healthier

[@HaHaroni]

Paul was trying to inform you how bad seed oils are. I guess you missed the point.

[@IsshinAshina-SS]

I hope you and your daughter are doing well man. God bless

[@HaHaroni]

@@nunopereira526 Both chicken nuggets and fried chicken will expedite poor health and death. If they were still cooked in tallow, they would be healthy. Any hospital that gave a damn would cook with tallow.

[@h20s8804]

I had 3 big abdominal surgeries since last March. Temp colostomy, Ileostomy, both taken down. I had plenty of horrible nights in the hospital throwing up any tiny qty of any thing I thought I might be able to eat. In the end i figured out the ONLY thing I could keep down was watered down apple juice and saltines or graham crackers. It didn't matter what was on the menu bc i couldn't eat it anyway.

[@cherryl225]

angry layne is compassionte layne, because we know he's playing an important role in debunking dangerous misinformation. this is why i fear stating anything health/medical-related as fact. i dont want to be responsible for someone's health, when result could be reduced quality of life, even death, should my "fact" be wrong.

[@NitaJain]

Unfortunately he displays the same amount of outrage at fellow colleagues simply for proposing different models of obesity. What Saladino did is definitely distasteful no doubt, but not everyone who disagrees with him is deserving of ire.

[@cherryl225]

@@NitaJain considering how much time these alternative doctors/gurus waste, and how much they misinform their audiences (and patients if doctors), i think they are perfectly deserving of ire. people throw away years of their time, for example, following bad fat loss advice.

[@NitaJain]

@@cherryl225 Some do, but both EBM and CIM have their limitations. Subscribing to one or the other seems to present a false dichotomy.

[@indy1440]

way to go Layne! I look forward to these. Happy New Year.

[@robpalwrites]

Absolutely YES! The shred of any integrity that guy had left, has well and truly evaporated into thin air with that video.

[@CheeseStickzZ]

Stop exaggerating, all he did was show some crappy food in a hospital cafeteria, he probably didn't even know it wasn't the patient menu

[@CheeseStickzZ]

@@Somniator7 I know right, it's like everyone is embracing the melodramatic teenage girl within them. People just have the tendency to outright kiss the uploader's bum without using common sense.

[@Psyche_Up]

@@Somniator7 Lol yeah, feels like I walked into a soap opera here

[@JoeKool33]

Unless it works differently in the US, the cafeteria food is separate from the dietician controlled food served to the patients. Sure the patients, or in the case of the children's hospital the parents, could go there to buy food as well in the cafeteria but it is not what is served in the patient rooms. I have been living with immediate family with long term illness who are in and out of the hospital for months at a time. Here and there I would go buy my family member an order of fries from the cafeteria as a treat. When you are stuck and very sick in a hospital that could be a nice thing and a good mental break to have something different. In the end if you are dealing with a palliative and life ending issue like our family is, what the cafeteria is serving is not the biggest concern.

[@greghill158]

That is how it works in most US hospitals. Unfortunately the food served to patients is usually worse than the cafeteria food, both in terms of healthiness and flavor. It's all prepackaged garbage that they microwave and serve. I don't know or like this Paul guy, but I do agree that we need to do better about providing better quality food options to both hospital patients and children (school lunches in this country are abysmally bad due to budget constraints mostly).

[@JoeKool33]

@@greghill158 In Canada where I am, the food served to patient rooms seems fairly healthy from all the meals I have seen and they are dietician controlled if needed for a given patient with special needs. I have family members that work for hospitals in my city (one is a dietician and one is a head chef). All meals me and my family ever received in hospitals come freshly cooked and not a microwave food type of service. I guess I can't really relate to the US approach since my experience is different and that is what I figured. We also don't have any school provided lunches here in Canada either so I can't comment on that. Our kids get whatever we parents make them for lunch to bring.

[@charleshill1906]

@@greghill158 everything on that menu that Layne linked is trash and it's just as you said. In the states it's all pre-packaged garbage that is just heated in a microwave. They may as well be feeding you right from the dumpster outside.

[@davorzdralo8000]

​@@greghill158Something being prepackaged and microwaved doesn't make it unhealthy. Any concrete examples?

[@spaceorbust]

well i guess i’m in the minority here, but i think layne is right in his sentiments but i don’t really think paul is wrong. any visits to the hospital i’ve personally made or have visited, food to patients consists of canned fruit and weird pieces of meat with a lot of preservatives and a roll with fake butter. and drinks are powdered lemonade or skim milk. i agree that people really suffering just need to get down what they can and what gives them comfort, and at the same time, hospital food resembles the standard american diet pretty closely.

[@Macgee826]

Hospital food in the UK is an absolute joke also.

[@KlemKanthesis]

I’ve been through this just a year ago. As you brightly said, the main focus here is to keep any type of food in. The chimio was so strong that even the high calorie milkshake wasn’t easy to keep. Thank you very much!

[@jparks6544]

You are very lucky you survived feeding your cancer sugar and more sugar. That's what cancer thrives on. So lucky you did not die by giving cancer exactly what it needs.

[@AlexLeonidas]

This needed to be said 💯

[@linaluiginadimitri]

Your videos are the highlights of the week ! Love them . Freedom of speech at its best ❤ your style .

[@ThomasDeLauerOfficial]

Cancer = keep weight on - I’m glad you addressed this

[@jlohry]

What exactly did he address? You obviously missed the point that cafeteria food if more for family members and not for patients. So, your point is meaningless. Sorry Tom, long time fan of your content, but you missed the point as did “biolayne.”

[@HaHaroni]

The seed oil may well be the cause of the cancer in the first place. French fries can be made with tallow without further exacerbating the problem, also keeping the weight on. Pretty hard to overlook that.

[@BC-dz8qp]

There’s no data to support seed oils causing cancer. You just pulled that out of your ass.

[@erxishang61]

​@@jlohrythomas meant if you have cancer, you need to do whatever u gotta do to keep your weight on, even if it's eating not so clean. Layne said this and Thomas was glad Layne said and thus agreed.. There is no way anyone would say the opposite, even the worst docs

[@HaHaroni]

@@erxishang61 You got that right. Dr. Saladino said nothing of the kind. He simply recommends not eating seed oils which cause diabetes and cancer. Is that something no doctor should say, also?

[@digitalgoonie]

Yeah I never thought about it this way. I’ve seen that video and thought hmm, I guess that’s right. These doctors should probably eat a little better food and maybe the kids would benefit by better food. But your analysis of this definitely opened my eyes. Good points man. We have no idea what other people are going through. Hat off to you!

[@kristene7763]

I love you and your content!!!! Please keep it coming. 100% SPOT ON!!!!!

[@Bwillig78]

I volunteered weekly for 8 years at the Ronald McDonald house in NY. They do amazing work, cancer rates have plummeted over the years due to organizations like them, advancements in treatment, doctors etc…I can tell you first hand those decreases in mortality are not coming from super restricted Dieting options to Layne’s point any children’s doctor will be the first to tell you let them eat what they want if they are at that point. It’s more important for them to get something in. Thank you for this video I watch all of them and your podcasts but this one hit home where I felt the need to comment

[@HaHaroni]

Seed oil is not food and it severely hampers any ability of the body to heal. What you just illustrated is that most doctors have no clue.

[@claykh]

@@HaHaroni 🤡🤡🤡

[@HaHaroni]

@@charlespalding Should they try to get something down, even if it's the single greatest cause of diabetes and all the chronic diseases that follow? You don't know anything about seed oils. Perhaps, you should investigate. There are healthier options. Like, everything that we ate before seed oils.

[@jparks6544]

I call total BS on your claim. YOU ARE A LIAR.

[@ladyt.5853]

Thank you so much for this video it was well said and it needed to be heard!!

[@atamagni7418]

Great video! You make excellent points. So good!

[@Bit2brain]

Well said Layne. Went through chemo at 24 for Burkitt Lymphoma. On heavy doses of methotrexate the difficulty in holding down any bit of food makes you quickly forget every last hair on your head falling out.

[@samivey8416]

Thank so much for this! I dealt with something similar with my grandma before she passed. I never wanted to wring someone in half more than then

[@Rolroorlo]

What's absurd to me is how it is not obvious what you mentioned, its like... if you are in a hospital the last thing you need is to be thinking about food choices, and making an effort to eat X, and then what you said, throwing up and wasting, all these things support making eating just easy, not complicating it

[@mariopejovic]

When my dad was in hospital and going through radiation and chemo therapies for nasty lung cancer and finally getting in the right direction, and trying to put back some weight he lost during his ordeal, he had craving for food from certain fast food type of places he really liked. I knew it wasn't best choice for him but I gladly went every day to every place for food he wanted and watched him in delight how he devour that stuff. Getting some meat on his bones was one most important things to us, since he had a long road ahead of him. We got him healthy, nutrients rich food as well, but what ever he wanted of 'bad' food he got. He needed strength to keep fighting. And for every going through illness or having loved one going through hell, do everything you can to get a fighting chance. And good luck!

[@TopFivesRUs]

Well said Layne! Keep telling it like it is. Love your content! 👊

[@HaHaroni]

Telling it like it is? He didn't even understand what Paul Saladino's video was about.

[@TopFivesRUs]

I think I’d believe Layne over some nobody responding to my comment from 5 months ago. I appreciate you reading my comment though

[@HaHaroni]

@@TopFivesRUs Dr. Saladino can speak for himself. He has a much larger following than Layne. He's also out there to help people, not just trolling.

[@Macgee826]

​@@TopFivesRUsbelieve layne to you're detriment!

[@ldthompson57]

Nothing gets under my skin more than people using other people as props for their BS scare tactics. My mom died of cancer and watching her wither away was painful to say the least. It hurt even more seeing how heart broken she was to not be bale or enjoy the foods she use to love. Thank you for this video Layne. Keep up the good work. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@canecorsolady1014]

I happened upon your channel and, I love it. Dr. Norton, you are so right. I had Ulcerative Colitis from ages 9 to 24. I was lucky enough in 1984 to have surgery to effectively cure me ( internal S pouch). I cannot tell you how much unsolicited bullshit was heaped on me and my parents. Everything from " You subconsciously want to be, strict" to " Healing Energy" to crazy diets... I even had one physician advising me to eat yogurt and green leafs and only squat when shitting. Considering that I was shitting blood a hundred times a day, it would have made for some interesting puddles. People mean well, or people have their own agendas - some of the latter being Cult like. Like they hold some hidden knowledge. Its cruel and I so happy you brought attention to it in your podcast. For the record, I'm 63 now, can bang off a dozen pullups, eat clean and am grateful for the gift the medical community community face me almost 40 years ago after years of suffering.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

also, what you can get in the hospital cafeteria is not what's usually on the menu given to pateints

[@crisburu4821]

Love your honesty and being on point every time

[@brucemaher7621]

Paul is RIGHT..... I know...My wife has cancer and ALL the doctors and the hospital give her sugar foods...

[@Len1977gt]

Paul is right if you want to get cancer and die eat meat

[@joerockhead7246]

Happy New Year!

[@justinw1765]

My mom first got sick with cancer when I was 16, somehow made it through the first bout, but then got sick again and died a couple months after I turned 20 and she 55 (we had the same b-day). We were quite close. *I understand both sides of this issue.* I don't agree with shaming etc, but I also think we should try to be promoting more healthy eating and lifestyle habits. If my mom had focused a lot more on improving the latter, it's possible she may not have gotten cancer to begin with (though, I think in her case, stress was a big factor, and not just diet and that she smoked and didn't exercise enough). That Paul guy seems to be a self promoting type (to put it mildly), and yes, I don't agree with how he is going about this. But there are sincere people, and there are ways to go about it better.

[@paws2lift]

So sorry for your friend, Layne. I pray for their recovery.

[@mahehahee]

Good point layne. Also, isnt some vegetables( which paul think is poison) good for preventing some cancers?

[@emh8861]

My moms blood sugar went super high on hospital food. Oh but they had insulin shots to bring it down. 🙄🙄🙄

[@scottfreedom419]

You sir are a rockstar I love how you tell it how it is keep up the great content

[@Dustin_Amberg]

Thank you Layne! You got courage!!! This is awesome.

[@michaelfunke4435]

Speaking only for myself...if I have cancer and am going through chemotherapy (which is similar to going to war with yourself)...I really give ZERO sh*ts about your opinion of the food I eat.

[@gymrat9072]

Wasn’t Paul and liver king in business together. Paul’s a tool thinks liver king was natty

[@atalcot1]

Been waiting for this guy to pop up again 😂

[@kxs7267]

Got to feed the algorithm some unhealthy snacks... So, thanks for this. I well remember the struggle to get my mother to eat anything at all, even things she was craving up until we actually got them on her plate. My friend was a hospital dietitian and it's a lot more complicated than meal planning for healthy people. Looking at that patient menu, first thing that struck me was the huge volume of food offered at each meal. Secondly, the approach of having a large but ?fixed menu compared with hospitals I've been in where there was limited choice each day but the choices varied daily. Interesting difference! In my ill state I actually think I preferred the second option; I got decent variety in my diet without having to plan it for myself but with enough degree of choice to feel some agency. Anyway, good finale to the year's videos. Happy new year, all!

[@denise4259]

This!! It is so important to have both options in any hospital! I’ve come to realize last year that chocolates, sweets and all other treats were removed from all shops and the canteen in our main hospital in Malta. So I had to stay there for over a week and ended up loosing so much weight because when you’ve lost your appetite, diet foods are the last thing on your mind. As a dietitian myself, I know the importance of maintaining weight while in hospital so I had my friends and parents scouring the whole hospital for some good tasting food - to no avail!! I had nothing serious so I got through it plus friends and family got me some good treats from home when they visited. But not all patients get visitors on the regular. So yes while it is important to have lower calorie options for patients suffering from metabolic disorders, it is just as important to have familiar, good tasting, energy dense foods.

[@JaykleMusic]

Awesome video Layne, saw you on Andrew Huberman, one of the best podcasts i have ever watched, great work my friend!

[@gaa00]

Layne this video is a year old, but I just felt like I needed to give you a giant props up for telling people who are going through cancer to eat cleaner/healthier to STFU! The amount of bulls**t that people believe and spew without realizing how the person they are telling could feel is insane. So thank you for your video content. Have a super week and keep up the good work.

[@BigDees19]

Great video Layne!!!

[@porongoito691]

Always enjoy ur videos :) keep up then food work

[@nomadismileseeker6611]

I’ve been trolling Salidino for a while and it’s what brought me to your channel! Rock on!

[@TheRoadshowPodcast]

what was the food?

[@reeswarren4329]

Always great content

[@cristinemchugh2386]

❤️ thank you for saying it all!

[@dannyrwagamba]

Amazing content man. Very grateful the algorithm suggested you.

[@040681nick]

Love it Layne!❤

[@truth_seeker_here22]

Please I want know one thing...if I cut 500 calories from my diet and I have 2000 calories a day will that destroy my libido?? Or improve it????

[@nino_cappuccino]

Shades of my former zealotry. Very humbling. Thank you, Layne ❤

[@dr.chrispark]

Thank you for this!

[@annamokrushina9228]

You are the voice to my frustrations. Thank you, Layne❤️

[@edwardguy6048]

I agree with Dr. Sam…..I’ve had stays in the hospital and what was in the cafeteria for guests and workers wasn’t necessarily what is being served to patients. Layne I appreciate your views and how you shed a light on the trash that floats around KZbin and the internet! F Paul Salodino!!!!

[@bydeborahsavage]

Thank you

[@GregariousAntithesis]

I have been in the ER of the Dallas VA and was offered food and it was largely garbage, typical high glycemic crap, not even remotely whole food based. We as a society in every hospital cook mostly garbage they offered me two different options and there was only one thing i could even eat of the whole meal the meat and one of them was breaded fish. So Lame dont go get on a soap box when you havent even eaten hospital food. I am an omnivore who eats meat and vegetables as my foundation so i out of two meals i couldnt find anything acceptable except the meat on one of the two meals what does that tell you? That is all bs high starch. You know there is something seriously wrong with the medical establishment when the American Diabetes Association still has bread and other high glycemic foods on their list of the appropriate foods for diabetics. I dont agree with Dr. Dino 's🦖 philosophy but he is right even if indirectly. Go to your nearest hospital and see what the cooks are making for the patients and see for yourself.

[@vaklinpetkov7496]

awesome video, Layne!

[@yakked]

This is a big one Layne. Thank you so much.

[@HwTz1111]

layne should have 2 M subscribers; terrific videos as always man 👍🏽👍🏽

[@mispillionrecordings3469]

Not gonna lie this one made me all choked up. Mad respect to you sir.

[@findingultra7149]

Well said Layne! Keep up the good work!

[@oliverr5716]

As a dietitian, I had a multiple internships in many different departments. When I was starting, I didn't understand some really weird orders that came to us to the kitchen. Then I spend a while at the oncology department and found out where most of the orders were going to. Those people couldn't really eat anything, they had no appetite. We made individual meals for them, asked them if they would like something specific and would try to order anything because in this situaction, the most important is to eat SOMETHING. Literally anything, as long as they eat. Same thing goes for paliative care and people in retirement homes.

[@oliverr5716]

@@Somniator7 I understand all that.

[@oliverr5716]

@@Somniator7 I think I was misunderstood, the last thing I wanted to say is that Paul is right lol.

[@DrVictorLopez]

great video

[@jadeomalia3647]

You are a wonderful human thank you for this.

[@trentonvoss4125]

Being a Dietetic Intern for a hospital; I can tell you that children are not served food from the cafe. There’s two different lines: 1) For patients; 2) For hospital staff and guests

[@mballer]

2) Future patients. There really is no excuse. But I must admit, some hospitals do have the tastiest junk food though.

[@garryhuculiak752]

Well said Layne. Thank you.

[@shuashock]

Im so glad you did this. I was 100% thinking the same thing about this guy. I’m like “Hey Brian Johnson getting sued what about that douchey partner of his trying to slide out the back door?” Great work sir. Happy new year

[@pearlharbor8065]

Cancer really took a lot from our family in 2014. My mom was diagnosed with lymphoma, while she was battling that her brother died from lung cancer, then her dad died from liver cancer...this was all in the span of 6 months. Luckily my mom recovered and has been doing great. Cancer really sucks and my heart breaks for anyone going through it!

[@burtnation1357]

Hospitals in general usually have bad food and they shouldn’t have high sugar soda vendor machines in hospitals I’m pretty sure there’s been study’s when they swap soda machines for water in hospitals it has an positive effect. Not a fan of Paul and not saying all foods served should be whole food cause of conditions.

[@dondajulah4168]

Yeah, I had to stay overnight with my child at the hospital overnight. Did not have a problem with the food options offered to patients and overnight visitors, but was taken aback by the horrible quality of snack choices for staff provided in the break rooms. Whether or not is actually impacts anything, it just is not a good look to see all that crappy food the hospital provides to their staff.

[@trentonmaurer5262]

I remember I stayed in a hospital and I got 3 small meals a day. Dinner was rice and chicken and veggies so pretty healthy but they were feeding me like 1800 calories a day and after the week I had lost so much weight

[@Juhobui]

Wasting is a problem in the end stage, when diets don't help much. Before that fasting mimicing diet or fasting is the best diet to slow the progress of cancer and avoid nausea during chemo. Some cancers benefit from low carb, and all cancers benefit from quitting sugar and junk food.

[@tonyzuccaro2764]

Thank you! That really needed to be said.

[@cynthianm1743]

About cancer patient wasting nausea preach! Glad you're getting the msg out. A cafeteria is a paid service in a hospital. Not the food served to patients

[@MichelleAdamsPT]

I appreciate your perspective. I didn’t realize all of that. Yep, stay in your lane!!

[@scottb6164]

Your content is on point. Well said.

[@MThompsonjr115]

Great video!

[@jaymills1720]

👏🏼 Layne going hard in the paint! 🎉❤

[@georgevavoulis4758]

I love how you EXPOSED these SCAMMERS

[@nataliadanielczyk9308]

For the algorithm - thank you Layne!!! Godsend content.

[@thomasoakley4833]

Massive respect Layne 🏆

[@jackwalter5970]

Thanks for this, Layne.

[@kazitaufiqiqbal1194]

Fantastic, thanks Layne

[@Ruudwardt]

On point! A family member of mine went through chemo. At the time I was obsessed with low carb, IF etc. Had to force myself not to be condescending and tell - here here, shoulda not have stuffed them cupcakes in your face the whole time. Fortunately I managed to shut my face and instead dug in literature with a fresh look. Aftermath being - dialled down my ego, understanding how freaking little I know of cancer and physiology as a whole, also got rid of low carb and IF zealotry. Hospital food does not matter at all anyways - how long are you going to stay? A day to a few weeks. Hard to induce severe problems nutr wise in this short a time.

[@apphacker]

Also, isn't that a Cafeteria for employees and visitors? I don't think patients staying overnight eat at hospital cafeterias. It's not like you see a lot of people in hospital gowns in a cafeteria, it's nurses, doctors and just visitors. I think patients have their own kitchen and the food is delivered bedside?

[@sydfreypenaco1328]

For the algo! Keep doin' what you doin' doc! 😄

[@kestag2110]

Families are going through enough stress and trauma, if they want to eat some comfort food whilst their loved one is in the hospital, if that’s what gets them through, I think that’s the last of their worries. As many said patients are probably not eating in the canteen and anyway, if my child had a terminal cancer and wanted to eat nuggets because that’s their favourite then I’m not going to stop them.

[@alexgalant2922]

Txs for this video. As someone who took early retirement to take care of my wife who had terminal cancer I can't believe what Paul said in this video. Disgusting doesn't begin to cover it.

[@jessen00001]

PAUL SALDINO THE MANN BEHIND LIVER KING

[@elisea.740]

As someone who spent significant time in a children's hospital with my son who had to have open heart surgery, i can guarantee you that A. Those weren't the only options in that cafeteria, B. The patient menu is different and, most importantly, C. Frequently siblings to those sick kids come to visit... It's a stressful enough situation for everyone... Why can't the kids have some nuggies and fries? Come on... It can be hard enough to eat when you're dealing with such intense stress. Sometimes you just need a chicken nugget.