Why Taking Care of Your Mitochondria is SO Important

[@mirzamanmirzaman1482]

I never listen to Gundry but I listen to Dr. Lustig a lot. His knowledge is very high and I have learned a lot from him.

[@Annabelleese1]

Lustig is great. How come you don't listen to Gundry?

[@poolmilethirty2859]

Agreed , Gundry is vague, and Dr Lustig is understandable and knowledgeable.

[@jamesdean7756]

@@Annabelleese1quack dr

[@galahadthreepwood]

@@Annabelleese1 He's a plant-based advocate

[@dinomiles7999]

Gundry is being left behind. Sell, $ ell, S, ell. His heart is in the wrong frequency. Sad .

[@roberta_laurie]

These interviews helped me put the pieces together. I'm beginning to understand the nuances of mitochondria dysfunction in a way I didn't think was possible.

[@Dolphin_457]

I love Dr. Lustig's lectures and videos. He is brilliant 👏 and an expert in the evils of sugar and fructose, insulin, insulin resistance, ultra-processed carbohydrates, fats, metabolic syndrome and all its related diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, CVD, insulin resistance, dementia, immune diseases, kidney disease and cancer, and he says that all diseases start with Mitochondrial dysfunction at the level of liver cells, which cause a fatty-liver, which cause insulin-resistance which in turn leads to all the degenerative diseases mentioned above. I read Dr. Lustig's two books: Metabolical, his best-seller FAT Chance, and watched his best lecture, Sugar : The Bitter Truth. Thank you, Dr. Lustig, you are saving lives.

[@lilytea3]

0:33: 💡 Mitochondria are small organelles in cells that produce energy through cellular respiration and have their own genetic material. 5:04: ! The nightclub-like electron transport chain in mitochondria is responsible for changing energy levels of electrons and protons, with glutathione and melatonin acting as bouncers to regulate the process. 10:18: 🔑 Ketones play a crucial role in signaling mitochondria to waste fuel and open emergency exits, helping regulate body temperature and heat production. 13:54: 🔬 Mitochondria play a crucial role in lifelong health by producing heat, protecting themselves, and repairing themselves. 18:31: 🧬 Insulin resistance is a protective mechanism of cells to prevent excessive glucose uptake, but it can lead to elevated blood glucose levels. 22:25: 💡 Excessive glucose in the bloodstream can lead to insulin resistance, inflammation, and oxidative stress, which are associated with various health disorders. 26:46: 🧠 Disruption of mitochondrial function can lead to disease, particularly in the brain which requires a steady supply of ATP. Recap by Tammy AI

[@namlopsycology5875]

Thank u

[@musingsonlifeandotherfleet4121]

30:56 great Recap

[@jrjoogle]

Thanks for the recap

[@joycebraxton8092]

Thank you! That was very helpful

[@cherylmcduff5388]

How do you do that?

[@FielValeryRTS]

Listened to Dr. Lustig's 2-hour lecture several times ✨ World-class scientist with a clear message

[@dickschwanzstein1789]

Yep, he’s an interesting guy to listen to

[@hubey]

What is the clear message if you don't mind summarising in a sentence or two? My chronic fatigue syndrome and adhd makes it very difficult to process long form information, so summaries are much appreciated.

[@dickschwanzstein1789]

@hubey You have both MECFS and ADHD? Holy moly. That’s gotta be a tough life to live.

[@goldarua3802]

Excellent simple understanding of how our bodies work. Thank you.

[@gklein4054]

Thank you for being these professionals together for us to hear their wisdom, and especially yours and the way you describe things and lead to the next guest this is not mirror entertainment. This is a primer for how to stay healthy and prolong your life. Thank you once again.

[@jennysteves]

Excellent video. Thank you!

[@malgorzatakawczynska6266]

Wonderful video!

[@susanshewmake1430]

I like Dr Gundry I take some of his products he has helped me out on my journey 😊

[@rajeshtanwar2445]

Insightful and valuable discussion covering various aspects of mitochondrial function and dysfunction and it's resultant impact.❤🎉

[@luzvimindabacica4988]

I loved to listened Dr.Lustig, I've learned a lot from him, without buying products.

[@MendeMaria-ej8bf]

Thank you a lot for sharing your knowledge to the lay public.

[@ok4076]

Thank you for your recommend.

[@sneakypress]

Very well-written, and presented, introduction. 😀

[@Doudoustein]

Very well explained! ❤

[@Refresh2b]

"Feed the gut, protect the liver" Dr. Robert Lustig

[@zen00me]

Thank you for all excellent info.

[@AlistairAVogan]

Excellent curation. Very informative.

[@ethan073]

Awesome awesome video in every respect

[@jamesboyle806]

First time on this channel, fabulous presentation all round,very impressive making such a complex abstract understable to the public.The structure of the introduction and presentation is A1,well done,much appreciated!

[@MonicaSadiq]

Very good video thanks

[@auntiebarnes]

Well done! Thanks!

[@pramujisinggihriyanto6901]

I really enjoy this content. Three experts share their favorable knowledge... I really owe you these sharing of knowledge on mithocondria... GBU

[@donnam2012]

I got my pen and paper for the promised list of "eats" and "do not eats" for the grocery store, as promised, but did not hear Dr Lustig give that. He did say trans fats are bad, but these are not in foods where I live (Australia) nowadays.

[@kenadams5504]

Just eat wholefoods and avoid processed foods ,(as much as possible).

[@hugoapresname]

That will kill you and I can prove it!

[@davidfoster7119]

I find it interesting that Dr Lustig stated that BCAA damage mitochondria, at what level of consumption does that happen? All protein sources contain BCAA, leucine is a major driver of protein synthesis...where is an in depth explanation of how this occurs?

[@ramkrishn4762]

One cardiologist fairly said just stop glucose in take for 14 days; see the difference. 🎉

[@jamesdean7756]

the body creates its own glucose every day?

[@hugoapresname]

That is outrageously *murderous* to tell that to anybody!!!!!!! It will kill you if your body is not fat adapted yet. It’s called *metabolically flexible*. If you are not trained, nutrient prepared or genetically unable, you will suffer starvation effects like death of brain, muscle, nerve and immune cells. Yes, thank God, the body can learn or (re-learn) to produce its own glucose. I think it’s called “Gluco-Neo-Genesis”. Fructose inhibits “GNG” and ATP Production. The fiber content in whole fruit together with polyphenols would feed the gut bacteria as pre-biotic and they would produce post-biotics, and tell the mitochondria to uncouble, burn to heat and multiply. Modern Fruit 🍌 and vegetables 🥗 have more sugar content and less fiber. So the more we eat it the more we starve (muscle/brain desease!).The more we starve the more we eat. The more we eat, the more we starve. Gundry: Eat more Polyphenols 🤔 Try more “resistent starches” Lustig: Eat way less Fructose

[@avashavash1594]

Thank you for your explanation, but showing foto or some kind of picture of these mechanizem proces in the body,will make more understandable and not forgotten. Thank you again.

[@StarvingMyselfToLIFE]

Master Class!💪🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@sl4983]

I love how Dr Gundry describes the mitochondria coupling 😀

[@137997311ful]

You are what you eat! You become what you eat!

[@Brainbaskit]

So you're saying I'm a pussy?

[@margomoore4527]

Since he was speaking on neutral matters, Dr. Gundry was-in this instance-able to speak cogently and clearly about what happens in the mitochondria. I found this helpful in understanding what goes on in our bodies.

[@majaber1]

Wonderfully precice, concise detail about mitochondrial health. Thank you, Iv subscribed.

[@afsipena4138]

Thank you !

[@jimmycutter4307]

Great job thanks!

[@thurgooddukes7381]

The first Doctor confused the heck out of me with his "club" metaphor!😂😂😂

[@georgebradley6811]

When mitochondria produce energy, choas occurs in the organelles in the mitochondria. Mitochondria are like exploding furnaces of energy creating free radicals that need calming down by Glutathione . & maybe other antioxidants . . .

[@dvdv8197]

Everyone here's bashing on Gundry, meanwhile here I am thinking what he said was super interesting. 🤷‍♀️

[@gerardgarbutt607]

Gundry is a crank. But occasionally even some cranks tell the truth

[@jamesdean7756]

He is a quack

[@Park-Terrace]

GUNDRY is MARKETEER

[@sharonphillips3700]

@@gerardgarbutt607 what is a crank?

[@gerardgarbutt607]

means defective to me

[@19battlehill]

Did you know EVERY CANCER CELL (no matter if it is lung, liver breast, brain) does the same thing? Something is triggered in the mitochondria that is stops using oxygen as energy and it starts to use glucose (sugar) -- this is why when you starve the body of glucose the cancer cells die. Cancer cells need SUGAR. Regular cells can use ketones and don't need sugar - cancer cells can't. Only problem is the your body makes glutamine - which is form of glucose. Cancer could easily be cured and it is purposely NOT CURED. Why? Because hospitals make billions on treating cancer. They don't want to find a cure.

[@annehenderson462]

Thank you for key takeaways.

[@galahadthreepwood]

No one mentioned deuterium, which damages the mitochondria in its nano motor complexes that undergo respiration. This vastly lowers energy efficiency, and plainly relates to metabolic issues, like obesity, cancer. See this on KZbin: "Can Deuterium Damage Your Metabolic Health and Mitochondria?"

[@elinmansson5535]

Not a fan of Gundry, I had to fastforward the video to de lustig

[@HazardousHumorHQ]

Fan, what is this a sport? That's an example (among the many other) of a pattern that will contribute collectively to the gradual devolvement into idiocracy...filter bubble echo chambers wherein people tribally or selectively stay tuned in only to who they 'like' - as active agents of the dynamically forming future we as a whole need to adopt more of a principle of intellectual responsibility and associated type mentality when it comes to approaching information - that entails seeking out and listening to not only who you're 'a fan' of... But on a more specific level in this case, did you already understand what was brought up by Dr. Gundry re: uncoupling proteins? I'm sure the channel team included the selected clip in the video for a reason lol ...Typically we can all learn from virtually anyone else (who knows at least something we might not yet)...I mean, I like Lustig more also but again, at the end of the day it would help if we all practiced a bit more humility re: our own intellectual inclinations and sense of who/what are worthy sources, learning and listening to all (or at least widely diverse) sources. Even average janes & joes often know at least something that even a given SME (subject matter expert) - could learn from

[@GlobalDrifter1000]

Nonsense

[@MR_THINQ]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jethrohetero4990]

Oy ve

[@okrishandy]

The metaphors of Gundry is confusing and not informative.

[@contrarian717]

Had energy problems for 5 years when I went HFLC Nov2018. Turns out I ate too little fats. I was barking up wrong trees for 5 years (testosterone, thyroid, electrolytes, and a few other silly things).

[@veerani6164]

So interesting, what did you change which helped . Please share 🥺

[@contrarian717]

@@veerani6164 simply eat more calories ( fats in my case). What my wife suggested all along. But I beleived KZbin more than her. As a skinny, active guy, who like to not over eat, I'm always at risk for eating too few calories. I always argued that I am eating enough, I felt full and pleased. But the right calories also matter...

[@veerani6164]

@@contrarian717 thanks, like olive oil and avocado?

[@contrarian717]

@@veerani6164 macadamia nutbutter!

[@fabiosan1948]

Yes

[@JennyB957]

The video was definitely a strain for my afternoon brain to comprehend and retain. But so point a to point b .

[@polianaisabel27]

Dr Gundry is the best! He has the courage to say the things that nobody wants to hear ❤

[@19battlehill]

The Mitochondria STARTS TO USE GLUCOSE INSTEAD OF OYGEN --- Why are you NOT TALKING ABOUT THIS??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

[@user-dc6cm1iu3j]

Did dr robert lustig say Branch chain amino acids damage the mitochondria ?

[@kenadams5504]

Yes . At 28.42 .

[@tramboithao]

Lustig is the bomb

[@1aliveandwell]

How do we check how our mitochondria are? by certain labs or genetic test of MT snps? If are fatigued can we test by oximeter or thermometer (can make enuf heat), ................?? So we dont want excess glucose (protein?, vegie?, fat?) ? ? Glucose and fructose mentioned does that mean watermelon, pear....?

[@Marshadow69]

How does the Randle cycle play into this. I am wondering about the segment with Casey Means.

[@evelynodonnell2583]

The takeaway conclusion at the end mentioned the importance of fiber, but i don't think any of the three guests mentioned fiber at all, did they?

[@OneCommune]

Soluble fiber creates a lattice in the small intestine slowing the absorption of glucose into the bloodstream.

[@jamesdean7756]

@@OneCommune why didn’t you mention insoluble, fiber,

[@lindajones4849]

You need both soluble and insoluble fiber to for that matrix that blocks / slows absorption of sugar from the gut. Lustig explains this well in other lectures

[@santoshkumarsingh8432]

PRANAM SIR

[@sl4983]

Who did you make Dr Gundrys audio sound so poor quality?

[@pramujisinggihriyanto6901]

We need info on how we can improve our metabolism....

[@heatherraymond3979]

Dr.William Li is an expert on metabolism. He has best seller books, utube ……

[@teresayoung1138]

Eat meat, salt, water..... #carnivore

[@andekay]

Thankyou for sharing this mitochondria info. I have a question, why do you have a problem recognizing that our remarkable bodies were designed by an awesome Creator--rather than fabricating a faulty fairy tale about how intelligent humans came then lower life forms?

[@Pops2]

1:41 that may be a leap of faith sir.😮

[@serminboekhoven2994]

Why bdy is choosing the third option to bind excess glucose bind with proteins like hemoglobin in the bloodstream to form inflamatory advanced glycation end products. I understand this is aging but why body not stays in the second option and acumulates more and more fat instead continues to the third option. I ask this because I believe we are our body has a very intelligent being, it does do everything with a good logic, to protect itself, then how can he damages itself in this way.

[@tube1062]

22:07 Muscles don't require insulin for glucose uptake.? From Gemini AI: "Muscle cells: Both skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle rely heavily on glucose for energy. Insulin promotes the movement of special transporter proteins (GLUT4) to the cell surface, allowing glucose to enter the muscle cells. Muscle cells can still take up some glucose even without insulin, but at a much slower rate."

[@FoCoCo750]

I'm also in the anti- gundry sentiments. He's not in the same league as dr's lustig & casey means intellectually, in sophistication and vreativity of thought, and his lengthy track record has shown that he gives teaser info, just enough to hook people in to paying him to get enough info to make a difference. Lustig & Means have consistently been about helping people by generously providing all tge info so people can help themselves and by generously giving time in a ctivism at government levels to effect policy change (and other ways too numerous to mention).

[@retribution999]

An apple a day!.. It used to be so simple. Now its become impossibly complicated. Quit sugar, eat wholefoods, eat an apple a day, do some regular exercise and drink pure clean water. You dont need much more than that.

[@colleenshea2293]

spole

[@jamesherried9269]

Actually, you do need more than that: you need exposure to direct sunlight. Humans evolved to be exposed to direct sunlight.

[@retribution999]

@@jamesherried9269 yes, Sunlight and clean fresh air are a must!

[@thekar3577]

And stay away from doctors and their many mito toxic meds and scans ... Gadoliniumtoxicity Dotcom

[@avoiceforthevoiceless2068]

It's almost been just as complex. The body hasn't changed, but the science has. People used ro naturally exercise more, now we're too lazy to leave our cars, even just to go to the pharmacy!

[@FoCoCo750]

OMG! Only 2 min's of Lustig??? He should have been the top star of this show! He and Dr. SIEGFried (sp?) have been the primary developers of this metabolic perspective! You wasted so much time with Gundry, who shouldnt even have been included. Next time, more Lustig, more Casey, and other stellar people, plz. 😊

[@haystack1739]

Prof Bart Kay does a way better job explaining the Kreb cycle and Randall cycle. So does Physionic.

[@frithar]

A little.insulting to have Gundry on the same bit as Dr Lusting. Lusting is world class. Gundry...ehhh, not so much.

[@ultraman8862]

Skipped through Gundry too, can’t stand him nor trust him. The others docs were fantastic.

[@blinkyschannel]

Awesome episode, it's unfortunate that you ended with eat your veggies and fiber…

[@darrelllf851]

GUNDRY ??? I can't trust anything he says, after he already fooled me once in the early days of his lectin sham to sell books\supplements. He's just sad. Frankly, I'm rather surprised you would have him on your show.

[@GraceDurrani]

I strongly agree with you on Gundry theory of lectins and after reading g his book plant paradox I started unfollowing him

[@martykerns3802]

Totally agree

[@happycamper7818]

What is wrong with Gundry’s lectin info?

[@KimysCrossing]

Most Americans over 50 can’t handle tomato based things at dinner. It’s not that there’s nothing to the lectins. People just over love vegetables. Even mark sission the big a$$ salad guy, cut out his huge salads. Many people heal on keto or canivore and not much for vegetables there. I eat vegetables everyday but do not judge carnivore or gundry’s vegetable-selective keto.

[@richardswaby6339]

He wasn't talking about Lectins in this show. He was making an analogy of a night club to represent the electron transport chain in the mitochondria. It was a good analogy IMO

[@jamesh3832]

Lustily said bcaa’s poison your mitochondria. These are essential dietary nutrients. Idk how that makes sense.

[@manitobafisherman]

He may have meant excess supplementation, not levels normally found in healthy foods

[@shraddashradda]

Listening to this I’m having visions of the Bodyguard…Kevin Costner being Glutathione

[@margomoore4527]

Cute!😁

[@neelamkaur1965]

Unfortunately only 6 minutes given to Dr Lustig I am not pressing the like button

[@SabaMalik-v8p]

Love Casey Means!!! And Lustig is always good

[@MichaelRWright]

Liked and Subscribed (ALL)

[@michaelweber2566]

Move to Minnesota if you want a lot of cold therapy 😊

[@sean.durham999]

BCAAs poison your mitochondria?

[@faithevrlasting]

Not a fan of gundry either. Took a Gunxry md supplement whichcaused me a side effect of a mental health issue. It was a known side effects howsver wasnt warmed anywhere on the jar, their web site or infomercial. Thankfully I was able to get a full defund. It should however been revealed. I am a MSN prepared 50 yr RN so I knew where to research it.

[@StevenLewis-u1j]

Muscle cells do require insulin to take up glucose. Many nerve cells in the brain do not.

[@mjrotondi5086]

Stop bashing and start listening .

[@carolcole570]

Everyone in my family has Mitachondria DISEASE. We have been told that there is no hope……no cure…….and will cause earlier than normal death. 8-20-2024.

[@BakerDeirdre-v4z]

Rodriguez Charles Garcia Larry Walker Steven

[@Zomfoo]

I don’t have the energy to put your advice into practice.

[@jessoakley3746]

Although we may inherit mitochondrial DNA from our mother, it’s not that simple. MANY other DNA have influences on mitochondrial function. Those are from BOTH parents. Any mito specialist worth his/her salt knows this fact.

[@KayFlowidity]

3:45 Mito-Night Club

[@martykerns3802]

Sorry, can’t listen to Guidry. Please, sir, get to the point quickly!

[@murdermittensnyc]

Youre a bit misleading about what each segment included. Around min 17 and min 24 you say that Dr Means offered suggestions on “how to repair your mitochondria” and protocols to repair … as she put it she touched briefly on what some people are doing to biohack but that does not constitute a “protocol” as you put it. Its not even in the realm of suggestion. I applaud her work but was very disappointed with your representation of her talk. Ditto Lustigs talk. He didnt present a list of foods or even conceptually close to that yet you referred to his talk as something we could use when shopping in the grocery store. Did you even listen to their talks? Did you edit out the useful bits? You created bogus expectations. Disappointed.

[@aminreviews2311]

Muscle cells do require insulin for glucose uptake.

[@christinijohnson7790]

Why does this Dr. G, get so complicated in his explanations. I guess he doesn’t know that he’s talking to the public and not to other doctors.

[@1rocknroy]

Mi to CHON dri a !

[@sharielizabeth]

Too many medical terms cant understand

[@deborahd.7281]

Some people believe that some paternal mitochondrial DNA survives into the generation, check out the Wikipedia article Paternal mtDNA transmission.

[@googbert]

Not enough time spent on seed- vegetable - processed oils. Stop them and notice how you feel.

[@robertarmstrong3024]

I almost turned to a different channel when he mentioned Gundry would be one if the guests. I only continued listening because I do know about the oxidative phosphorylation process in the mitochondria, so he won't be able to hustle me with his cute little analogies.

[@ajwilliams6516]

Gundry?! No! Dr Lustig is good. You want to know about mitochondria, listen to Dr. Ben Bickman.

[@avoiceforthevoiceless2068]

Ugh, not Gundry, the sell-out guy who's showing up in every ad? Thank God we wised up and sold his books! What a mistake that was... No thanks!

[@beaubolinger1521]

I do not enjoy LISTENING to Gundry

[@blackswanrising2024]

spermidine is found in high levels in the sperm, try semen retention to accelerate autophagy and regeneration

[@cgm1786]

Study Intelligent Design.

[@alcoholfree6381]

NO TO GUNDRY!! Lustig is 100 times better. I turned off when this fake doctor came on. Didn’t he make enough money as a heart surgeon. What’s he doing high priced supplements with horrible reviews.

[@janeh5949]

Meat is dead. Meat makes me sick.

[@Alice-oe4kd]

What was the good Lord smoking that day!

[@pennycoyote3855]

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[@anitaparker9831]

Lost trust with Gundry being part of this. He intends to mislead.