Quantum Biologist Backs-Up Carnivore with SCIENCE - @Thebusysuperhuman

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  • čas přidán 31. 03. 2024
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  • @goliathonscave9834
    @goliathonscave9834 Před 2 měsíci +617

    I'm a physician. We tell our patients not to smoke. They already know not to smoke, but they don't quit and keep smoking. I tell my patients (particularly the obese and type 2 diabetic patients) to employ a keto diet. Less than 5% ever do. People pursue comfort. You can't simply tell them to listen to their body, because that's how they get addicted. If people only do what their body feels like, then they will never exercise. People need to develop discipline and sometimes do what's uncomfortable but right for their health. If you want to live to 115 and be healthy the entire time then you must work for it.

    • @meatloafhead
      @meatloafhead Před 2 měsíci +68

      I’m shooting for 130! But I smoked cigarettes from 13 to 40… so I’ll settle for 115😅

    • @carnivorerevolution
      @carnivorerevolution  Před 2 měsíci +66

      Our body is a temple and we should treat it as such. People really don’t know that what we feed it matters.

    • @lbee8247
      @lbee8247 Před 2 měsíci +48

      So true. Some of my friends who are obese and pre diabetic are very defensive over being able to continue to eat the the way they want. They describe withdrawal symptoms as proof their body needs carbs. But
      symptoms like obesity and diabetes from carbs they are not as passionate about.
      People want comfort first. And hope that being comfortable is a sign they are making healthy choices.

    • @rhshrimpton
      @rhshrimpton Před 2 měsíci

      Well, the part you're missing is the medical establishment spouting falsehoods about nutrition for the past 60+ years. The average person has tried and failed so many times, they don't believe success is possible. Don't just blame your patients' lack of discipline, Mr Physician. What they're suffering is DISBELIEF that they can change their health, and that is pretty much the fault of your entire profession.

    • @chetcohron4254
      @chetcohron4254 Před 2 měsíci

      FDA didn’t stop them! 👀. I was amazed the FDA didn’t say something when McDonalds and Krisppy Kreme donuts agreeing to keep fresh Donuts in MacDonalds all day! This will start in 2 years but we are already have a population that is 70% obese, maybe these two companies will destroy USA from within!

  • @marjake3147
    @marjake3147 Před měsícem +123

    I am really concerned for the young generations that are being brainwashed to eat only "plant based". We learned years ago how bad margarine is for the human body. I saw in the grocery store that they are now packaging it as "plant based butter". Since I went carnivore almost a year ago I see all these people around me who are miserable. I lost over 35 lbs in the first 3 months and feel great. I turn 69 next month-

    • @rovert1284
      @rovert1284 Před měsícem +8

      Yes, a lot of money is involved. I've already noted some really poor studies grabbing headlines aimed at debunking Keto. You know they are poor by the methodology/numbers and who they are funded by, but they achieve the aim of grabbing headlines. I think Keto has the processed food industry worried. I also note the attack on livestock farmers by environmentalists based on climate change, the basis is just silly - but effective at shaping broader views. Also the major players involved in 'factory grown meat' have everything to gain by promoting that dialogue. Human conceit to believe a factory grown product can match what nature has evolved.

    • @lindawick455
      @lindawick455 Před 25 dny +10

      "Plant based" means made in factories and manipulated plants that have lectins and antinutrient activities

    • @lotleoregler6836
      @lotleoregler6836 Před 15 dny

      Well said, same here, brains are formed and degradated prior and after birth, no need to wash a tiktok brain. They want us all as addicts, slaves, weak but strong enough to consume their garbage.

    • @equsnarnd
      @equsnarnd Před 11 dny +5

      Excellent. In Oct 2021 I started Keto and lost 26lbs of 'belly fat.' I transitioned to carnivore Jan 2022 [just for simplicity] and have gained muscle mass. I've become cut and muscled at 77. I have 13 exercises that I do on rotation so MF half of them and the other half on W. The next week I swap them. It includes free weights and 2 machines. I do 84 chinups in sets. I couldn't do 2 when I started. On T, Th and S I do HIIT with a jumprope.
      Listening to dieticians and physicians give advice on how to eat is absurd thearter. What I would like to see is someone who is doing a 'carnivore' pod cast and has a large following, create a 'clearing house' for information that would have free access to scientific research, articles, physicians and physician organizations that are cognizant of carnivore and know how to interpret blood tests whose range was established on people eating SAD or just mad. Some of the PhD's and MD's who do lectures and seminars on carnivore could help in positions of being directors/consultants. It would be a valuable asset in navigating the carnivore world.

    • @marianmoses9604
      @marianmoses9604 Před 10 dny +5

      I really identify with your comments. I went Carnivore in August of 2023 after years of being on and off Atkins. I’ve lost 32 pounds and have resolved numerous minor health issues.
      I live in Alabama - one of the fattest states in the union - with vast multitudes of unhappy land whales waddling around all about me daily.
      It is appalling and I do not blame the people so much as I blame Big Agra, Big Medicine, Big Pharma, Big Food, Big Medicine and Big Government - none of whom give a rat’s ass about how they are killing millions and making millions chronically ill.
      As a person who weighed 320 pounds 10 years ago I truly empathize with the misery of the obese. Now that I am 194 pounds it has vastly improved my health and my life and at age 62 I feel I could easily make it to 100 now.
      It makes you want to reach out and shake all of these people and share the knowledge, but in my experience it’s largely a wasted effort.
      You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink. ☹️

  • @adamarmstrong9408
    @adamarmstrong9408 Před měsícem +54

    I have found since being carnivore i hardly get sunburn

    • @TheMeatMentor
      @TheMeatMentor Před měsícem +6

      Same! And I'm Ed Sheeran except poor. I couldn't believe it was possible, but I have been reading others sharing the same daily!!!

    • @morbidmike
      @morbidmike Před 24 dny +1

      I was telling someone this today who is woefully ignorant to plant issues with out natural enzymes they refused to believe it made sense biologically people have forgotten so much

    • @mimihealy5046
      @mimihealy5046 Před 22 dny

      Same here!

    • @CarschA
      @CarschA Před 19 dny +1

      Same here, and i never use sun lotion, which is garbage and the real cause of skin cancer.

    • @LuroInvestment
      @LuroInvestment Před 17 dny +2

      Same to me! Today I talked about this today . I was a full day working outside, my colour of my skin is different from before I was carnivore, more deeply brown and and a glossy glow on my skin !

  • @JennifertxCarnivore
    @JennifertxCarnivore Před 2 měsíci +263

    Carnivore has healed so much for me! I started off carnivore in hopes to reverse my fibrocystic breast masses that have built up over 6 years eating half a dry skinless chicken breast piece a day with half cup of broccoli and little bit of wheat noodles. We are told don’t eat very much meat- so the world is almost vegan just about. I would eat red canbbage too- cooked it and ate cabbage about 3 times a week. That was about it. So I was mainly chicken, broccoli, and little wheat noodles. So from age 40-46 I started getting all that “aging” health issue mess- and the fibrocystic breast “disease” started and kept building up! When I hit age 46 I was done with it! The fibrocystic masses were getting me scares- and I started getting huge painful breast cysts too! One was around 2” long and 1” wide! Docs would say, “we don’t know what causes fibrocystic breasts disease” and “fibrocystic breasts is now normal because everyone is getting it” and “fibrocystic breast could turn into cancer” and “there is nothing you can do for fibrocystic breasts” and “diet doesn’t cause fibrocystic breasts!” I was gaining weight too and by summer of 2022 I hit perimenopause at age 46 and got every symptom you could think of. My joints were hurting too, no sleep at night, dizzy at times, it was ridiculous! I know it had to be diet! Little did I know that all the other health issues I had all my life, in addition to this mess listed above, was all due to diet!
    I went searching online and found the truth of my fibrocystic problem! Found out cruciferous veggies (broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, and asparagus) are all cruciferous veggies that block natural iodine absorption found in foods! And if you become depleted in iodine it messes up your thyroid which controls all- even hormones! And all organs need iodine including breasts! They swell if you are deficient! And I read these cruciferous veggies can cause cancer due to lack of iodine in body since they block absorption! Bingo! We are all being told to eat cruciferous veggies, that they can prevent cancer, and to eat lots of it including broccoli!! But in fact they are causing cancer and I truly feel it is causing all the fibrocystic breast cases that have been escalating lately that we are seeing! When I post about this and ladies write back saying they too had fibrocystic breasts, I ask, “do you eat cruciferous veggies, especially broccoli” and they all have said, “YES!”
    I did more research and found carnivore! I Jumped right in! In 6-8 weeks I lost 45 pounds! My perimenopause reversed! In fact don’t even get PMS symptoms and my cycle is perfectly paced! And so much more reversed that I started writing it down! And yes, my fibrocystic breast masses shrank!
    I share my progress because I want people to see how carnivore can heal so much and most of these things are commonly healed for many, not just me! I want to help and this is how I do- by sharing. No I am not paid to do this, I just want to help people see and be aware of what carnivore can do!
    I do update this list as I have been on carnivore (more lion diet version) for 1 year and 7 months now. I feel this has helped so many decide if they should try carnivore. I always say go watch Dr. Baker, Dr. Chaffee, and Dr. Berry- my three most favorite doctors. They are truly amazing! I call them my carnivore doctors! ☺️
    * No more perimenopause- completely reversed!
    *Period cycles all timed perfect with 4 week intervals.And no PMS symptoms, but only the actual menstrual cycle itself!
    *No more night sweats
    *No more waking every 2 hours at night!
    *It used to take me 20 minutes or longer to fall asleep at night when I would first go to bed at night- before carnivore. Now it takes like a minute or less. Haven’t noticed since I am out fast!
    *No more life long eczema
    *No more cold hands (may have been Reynold’s disease, never diagnosed.)
    *No more cold body temp in general! Used to feel like a reptile - only warm in texas sun. (may have been Raynaud’s disease, never diagnosed.)
    *No more IBS symptoms (gas, bloating, stomach pain, constipation, diarrhea)
    *No more feeling low energy by 12pm and zombie by 4pm
    *No more purple looking hands in winter (may have been Raynaud’s disease, never diagnosed.)
    *No more brain fog
    *No more arthritis that I felt in hands, knees, and hips- or elbows
    *used to have sore hips when sleeping on my side. No more!
    *Lost 45+ pounds from former baby weight and peri menopause weight.
    *Always had 20/20 vision with slight stigmatism- but in March doctor said my stigmatism is reversing!
    *Don’t sunburn as easily anymore and tan well.
    *Wrinkles around eyes seem to be much less. I am 47 and look like I am in early 30’s.
    *Gums look super healthy. Dentist seems irritated as my teeth are not dirty when cleaning every six months. Think they know they won’t make money off me.
    *No more sore chest from monthly periods- no swelling feeling of fullness or discomfort that prevented me from sleeping on my stomach. Now I sleep every night on my stomach!
    *Fibrocystic Breast issues reversing! Almost all gone after 6 years of buildup!
    *no cravings unless they are for meat
    *no more angina symptoms before a period- which started about 3 years ago.
    *No more feeling weak like almost passing out and dizzy around ovulation and periods when walking around.
    * no more fingers swelling- that started a few years ago- rings kept being tight- is pattern I noticed. One ring I had resized larger and it’s super loose now. Will have to resize smaller.
    *feel stronger- now lifting barbells not just hands weights. Dr. Baker said since I am 46, and 5’7” at 122lbs- need more resistance training to add more muscle weight. . So bought a 47lb barbell off Amazon and have 90 extra pounds added to it. Will continue to progress with that.
    *Before carnivore- i had started growing grey hairs in one of my eyebrows, few hairs at a time, but no grey in my blonde hair yet - but assumed it was coming. Now on carnivore I have had no new grey hairs growing in eye brows and still no grey hair in my natural blonde hair. And in the sun it gets super light highlights.
    * no more body odor!
    * I used to get a little anxiety with large crowds- like if attending special events- but since on carnivore I don’t get it that much.
    *I was a bit OCD before carnivore, but so much more relaxed so barely like that.
    * I was a relaxed person before, but somehow am even more relaxed and never stress about things.
    *Since I was a young child my sense of smell has been terrible. But not even a month in on carnivore my sense of smell has gone crazy! I smell things even far away! Amazing!
    *no more allergies! I was allergic to cedar and oak pollens- and mold- but since carnivore I am no longer reacting to those outdoor pollens which is amazing!
    * I have had no more issues from ear wax build up. Had it twice after having kids and docs would say it was a hormonal problem. Carnivore cured that too!
    *Veins in my arms look healthier. They were almost invisible before.
    *Legs no longer hurt on longer road trips or plane rides!
    *I used to get a popping sounds in my right shoulder when lifting weights. Was probably a pulled ligament. That is now gone!
    *I have been lactose intolerant since I was a kid, and I feel my nails are a bit stronger than before. They do break if I catch them on things but I feel they are getting stronger on carnivore.
    *My teeth look more white on carnivore.
    *My blood pressure has improved on carnivore. 6 years before carnivore up to starting carnivore my blood pressure was increasing. Now on carnivore it is back to normal like when I was younger. Last reading it was 100/75 which is awesome!
    *i used to get eye twitches in my eye lids, but that is gone.
    * at times when trying to fall asleep I would close my eyes and at times felt dizzy like falling feeling or spinning. But haven’t has that since I have been on carnivore for 12 months.
    *the skin on the heals of my feet are no longer cracked and dry!
    *little leak from sneezing or coughing that ladies get from estrogen dominance is gone on carnivore! Hormones balanced so no more estrogen dominance!
    *The top inner corner of both my larger toes have felt a little numb for years. Never had it diagnosed. But being 1 year on carnivore I no longer feel that numbness! My nerves have healed in that spot on both toes! Crazy!
    *My slightly receding gums behind my center bottom front teeth have rebuilt so gums all over are super healthy! I have flossed daily for years, but gums look even healthier!
    *my skin on my face isn’t as oily as it used to be.
    *My hair used to be super oily if not washed daily, but carnivore has regulated my hair so I can now go days without having to wash it- doesn’t get oily after one day like before! (Newest update added!)
    Want to mention if you start to get any allergy symptoms further into carnivore you may have histamine intolerance. Happened to me if I ate smoked meats daily for months straight. Went back to baking my meats and all the symptoms went away! Look into histamine intolerance when starting carnivore to make sure you know symptoms and not to eat smoked aged meats daily like I did if you get symptoms. Eat smoked meats less often.
    I do go outside daily for at least an hour a day during week and several hours on weekends if possible! I try to stay on consistent sleeping schedule of 6-8 hours of sleep and sleep like a bear!☺️
    So there you go! ☺️ I hope this helps people on their journey to fins out what works for them! Carnivore is working for everyone that tries. Go watch Dr. Baker, Dr. Chaffee, and Dr. Berry! And go visit Kerry’s channel at Homesteadhow! We love him too! ☺️

    • @jeannedigennaro6484
      @jeannedigennaro6484 Před 2 měsíci +13

      Thank you for this! I hope you have told, or will tell your story on a CZcams interview.

    • @Farlig69
      @Farlig69 Před 2 měsíci +3

      tldr

    • @ezmessages4976
      @ezmessages4976 Před 2 měsíci +10

      OUTSTANDING FEEDBACK!!!!!
      Thank you for taking the time to share this highly important personal info. May you continue to experience these important shifts.
      Sending my sincere best wishes, Pamela Ann 💗💕

    • @pasha01kasha
      @pasha01kasha Před 2 měsíci +10

      Reading your testimony is inspiring and makes me feel to keep going and don't give up. My husband and I are new to Carnivore or PHD as Dr. Berry said. My husband and I have been eating this way since mid February. I still crave fruit and bread. I eat butter when get sweets cravings, or an apple occasionally. We drink LMNT electrolytes and it helps a lot. We lost some weight, and feeling less achy.

    • @JennifertxCarnivore
      @JennifertxCarnivore Před 2 měsíci +11

      @@pasha01kasha consider doing bland element or none at all if you still get cravings. And no dairy, coffee, or cheat days and eat really fatty beef. ☺️👍🏻 That will help remove your cravings! And just remind yourself that all plants have sugar and they glycate the cells in body which causes damage to mitochondria! If mitochondria are damaged things like cancer cells can grow and spread. When we have healthy mitochondria then cells can’t do that as the mitochondria destroy them.

  • @johnallen7367
    @johnallen7367 Před 2 měsíci +197

    If anyone hasn't seen her video on "the cholesterol bullshit", they should. Its fabulously entertaining and understandable.

    • @carnivorerevolution
      @carnivorerevolution  Před 2 měsíci +12

      Totally!

    • @mehol5312
      @mehol5312 Před 2 měsíci +11

      Do you have a link for it? I'm unable to find it...

    • @johnallen7367
      @johnallen7367 Před 2 měsíci +23

      Her site is " busy superhuman ". The cholesterol bullshit.

    • @emilyp3338
      @emilyp3338 Před 2 měsíci

      ​@mehol5312
      I don't know how to connect links, but I believe I found the video.
      It is on CZcams. Her CZcams channel/name is 'busysuperhuman - Dr Sara Pugh.'
      The title of the video is 'Cholesterol Myths & Truths A Quantum Biology & Biochemical Perspective.' It was posted August 27 2023 (7 mo ago).
      The thumbnail reads 'I'm Tired Of The Cholesterol Bulls**t.'
      Search CZcams by the title of the video, and it will come up in your search results.

    • @user-sy7ck3ln6o
      @user-sy7ck3ln6o Před 2 měsíci

      YUP! They have been lying to us for decades purposefully keeping people in the dark about a proper human diet. Keeping people on the merry go round of Dr visits and crap drugs. Seriously.. it's OK to call them all out! In fact we should be raging at them.. for this horror show! You/WE can take our health back by drop kicking all the garbage foods to the curb: sugars, high carbs, processed foods, seed oils!

  • @nichmon3221
    @nichmon3221 Před měsícem +31

    Thank you for saying "I DO believe there is a little bit of conspiracy". I'm sooooo tired of being a conspiracy theorist. I basically see evidence and see other stuff that doesn't add up, as if that's a bad thing. Call it what you will!

    • @carnivorerevolution
      @carnivorerevolution  Před měsícem +9

      It seems impossible for the food and drug people to not know their products make us sick

  • @DonAsk-ks2qy
    @DonAsk-ks2qy Před 28 dny +10

    I'm 65 and I haven't been to a doctor in many years. I don't trust them.

    • @spindelnett6315
      @spindelnett6315 Před 9 dny +2

      I'm 67yoa and after I nearly died because of my family doctor's misdiagnosis, I haven't been for years either. I suspect I'll get delisted as 'not economically viable' soon.

    • @sharonviksen788
      @sharonviksen788 Před 6 dny

      I’m 70 and never see my doctor. I don’t trust them. My 90yo dad’s doctor was so pushy with covid shots and dad said no and I said never. She was angry when I was able to tell her why.

  • @morrisdavis9231
    @morrisdavis9231 Před měsícem +114

    My sister was diagnosed with onset dementia by the Veterans Hospital in Raleigh NC . I had watched a female doctor talk about her husband had full blown alzhiemer and she gave him MCT oil and by the time he finished the first bottle he got his memory back. So I sent my sister MCT oil and by the time she finished the first bottle her symptoms were gone

    • @denim4821
      @denim4821 Před měsícem +4

      What was the dosage per day? I gave my husband MCT oil, 2 Tbsp per day and it didn't reverse his dementia.

    • @davepeterschmidt5818
      @davepeterschmidt5818 Před měsícem +1

      There's nothing magic about MCT oil - it just generates ketones without being in ketosis. If MCT oil helps a person, that person should change their diet to a keto diet. Having the body generating its own ketones is better than getting them from MCT.

    • @CL-im9lk
      @CL-im9lk Před měsícem

      @@denim4821look up Dr Mary Newport here on CZcams. She used MCT and coconut oil for her husband. She talks how much she used, etc.

    • @laurengianna9944
      @laurengianna9944 Před měsícem

      @@denim4821 for how long? Just have to keep going with it and stop sugar and carbs!!! No junk at all, it will help him ♥️🙏🏼.

    • @johnallen7367
      @johnallen7367 Před měsícem

      What is mct oil? Is it cannabis? Ive been seeing a lot of evidence lately that alzheimers and parkinsons are probably driven by the "reduce cholesterol at any cost" approach to eating, in combination with statin meds. The brain is 40% cholesterol, slashing cholesterol is crazy. Sarah pugh has a video on cholesterol everyone should watch.

  • @stinao4954
    @stinao4954 Před 28 dny +12

    I have been Carnivore for two weeks now and I decided on it because I have struggled with Psoriasis for 30years. I have tried almost everything except injections. Week one I noticed less scaling but of course still angry skin and red. Week two my circles of psoriasis are starting to be broken up by new clean skin with no build up, I still have buildup on the skin that has yet to heal. I am amazed with how fast my inflammation has calmed down. Of course I want to lose weight but my auto immune disorders scare the hell out of me, I don't want cancer. This video literally put one big puzzle piece together for me, my body doesn't absorb or convert vitamin D properly to the point I got Graves Disease Hyperthyroid (I cured it with supplements and IV treatments 9 years ago), I have been so deficient for a long time and avoided cholesterol so my levels have always been low or "good", I thought I was being healthy. Holy hell I am pissed if my doctors new the whole time what has been happening.

  • @cme982
    @cme982 Před měsícem +19

    Wow, thank you for hosting such an eminence. Dr. Pugh is a living encyclopedia and knows what makes us thrive from the quantum biology standpoint.

  • @mimihealy5046
    @mimihealy5046 Před 22 dny +6

    Ms Pugh’s message is so helpful and worthy of being heard. Great interview.

  • @shanebaird543
    @shanebaird543 Před 2 měsíci +37

    My favorite way to cold plunge is to go to the beach, put my fins on and body surf. I am basically doing sprint intervals in the cold and catching waves. Thank you Pacific Ocean!

  • @kristinadjokic1481
    @kristinadjokic1481 Před měsícem +11

    Food isnt just calories, its information....brilliant

  • @suzannescheve9070
    @suzannescheve9070 Před měsícem +10

    What amazing information. Thank you, Sara. The world needs to hear your voice!!
    🙏🌟👑

  • @TerriblePerfection
    @TerriblePerfection Před 2 měsíci +28

    Brilliant and helpful! I was especially impressed with her acknowledgment that various things in our body are not "bad" or "good." Like bacteria, which is typically considered harmful, but without which none of us would be alive. She also stresses the individuality of any health advice, but points out fundamental aspects that affect us all.
    Personally, the part that really got my attention was her point that we're always better off making something we need, rather than taking a supplement. I was working with a well-known naturopathic doctor who had me on thyroid supplements for months, and insisted that I track my morning temperature for that long, but morning sunlight was never mentioned, nor was cold exposure.
    To be fair, the naturopathic doctor did help me, but I had to do my own research to go beyond one particular protocol. One can see how specialized most doctors are, regardless of training, and how it hinders true healing.
    Even the keto/carnivore influencers are mostly laser-focused on food, without considering light and mitochondrial function.
    Thank you both for building bridges between these important aspects of human health and our complex bodies!

  • @tracey6258
    @tracey6258 Před 2 měsíci +8

    Thanks so much. This is such a dense and interesting conversation - chapter partitions would be really helpful to rewatch key segments.

  • @catalinaahumada7367
    @catalinaahumada7367 Před měsícem +9

    Awesome guest you brought up, it was a great chat.

  • @iyabodeadeyefa1010
    @iyabodeadeyefa1010 Před 2 měsíci +13

    I believe raised cortisol on ketovore and weight gain occurs during the maintenance stage when we are semi starving ourselves. I’m 65 - been ketovore for up to 7 years. Then I reduced my intake because I was not hungry and I started having tachycardia with resting HR > 90bpm necessitating beta blockers. Then I realised I needed more food intake as LMHR. I increased my fat intake- lost more weight, resting HR back to normal and off beta blocker.

  • @odnilniloc
    @odnilniloc Před 2 měsíci +19

    Wow! Dr. Pugh is an absolute goldmine of information. This is my first time stumbling across her work and I will definitely be going on a deep dive. Great interview.

  • @beardumaw24
    @beardumaw24 Před 2 měsíci +37

    After years of trying different intermittent fasting times I found that eating breakfast in the morning after your body has fasted overnight and having an earlier afternoon dinner than not eating in the evenings works best for our human health. In fact most new research shows eating in an earlier eating window is actually much healthier. Exactly what this Doctor is saying.

    • @TerriblePerfection
      @TerriblePerfection Před 2 měsíci +5

      Some Buddhists eat only between waking and noon, a somewhat similar, albeit shorter, pattern.

    • @ALT_RIGHT
      @ALT_RIGHT Před 2 měsíci +4

      Most American graze on GMO junk food all day every day.

    • @mesasavage
      @mesasavage Před 2 měsíci +3

      "OUR" Health? Assumptions are dangerous my friend. Maybe that works for you. What works for ME is different.

    • @ssa8479
      @ssa8479 Před 2 měsíci +5

      That's been working for me as well. I listened to others and tried to delay my first meal till around noon and a second meal around 5 and didn't feel good. Now I have the first one between 8:30 - 9:30 and the second meal by 3. I found I sleep better on an empty stomach. I do go to bed fairly early (9:30 pm or so) and wake up a little past 5 am.

    • @amandarichards6110
      @amandarichards6110 Před měsícem +2

      That's what my body likes as well but socially it's hard. My husband and family feel awkward when I skip dinner while they're eating.

  • @ib4ugod45-1
    @ib4ugod45-1 Před měsícem +22

    Wow! I feel like I just received a beautiful gift! Listening to Sara Pugh takes a person to a whole new level!
    Serena, thank you for blessing us with this gift!! I have just subscribed to Sara’s channel also! I’m so excited about learning how to be healthier!!
    I’m in my 3rd month of being carnivore & feeling fantastic!!

  • @asgharnasseri9142
    @asgharnasseri9142 Před měsícem +6

    Thanks for such informative broadcast, Dr Sara you rock,and generous in sharing her experience and knowledge, wish we had more like Dr Sara❤

  • @TSis76
    @TSis76 Před 2 měsíci +5

    Thank you so much for this!! Will listen again and again to catch more and better understand. Your explanation is filling in many gaps.

  • @debbiehooper4081
    @debbiehooper4081 Před 2 měsíci +15

    Wow, what a fascinating guest! I loved every minute of this interview! Thank you!

  • @thomassaddul
    @thomassaddul Před 2 měsíci +40

    Dr. Sarah Pugh rocks!

  • @candiainloes1080
    @candiainloes1080 Před měsícem +1

    Loved the spectrum of knowledge Sara Pugh shared here, taking into account that there are many modalities that can contribute to health and longevity. Good interview♡

  • @emilyb.2176
    @emilyb.2176 Před 2 měsíci +6

    This was fascinating and so informative! Thank You Serena!

  • @carminecaiazzo6770
    @carminecaiazzo6770 Před 2 měsíci +13

    I have always found Sara to be a very interesting person and thourghly enjoyed this interview...thanks Serena!

  • @martianmagician6215
    @martianmagician6215 Před 2 měsíci +69

    No wonder the contollers make us change our clocks every six months, they know it causes disruption to our circadian rythm.

    • @carnivorerevolution
      @carnivorerevolution  Před 2 měsíci +13

      It’s terrible!

    • @MsSweetlandofliberty
      @MsSweetlandofliberty Před 2 měsíci +6

      Yes!

    • @tammyc1812
      @tammyc1812 Před 2 měsíci +12

      I stopped going along with the time change years ago, when it comes time to move the clock back one hour, I just stay at that time, knowing I'm an hour ahead of everyone else. It was one of the best decisions I've ever made.

    • @GoneCarnivore
      @GoneCarnivore Před měsícem +2

      I haven't really slept in 40 years. I'm 48

    • @AW-zy1kw
      @AW-zy1kw Před měsícem

      This will NEVER filter down to the general public because it contradicts globalist, vegan, climate change politics. They want us to eat bugs and plants

  • @vidviewer100
    @vidviewer100 Před měsícem +2

    Thanks that was such an interesting interview.
    So many topics and I like the way Sara relates everything to what would be the natural/ancestral connection

  • @jennyabel7231
    @jennyabel7231 Před měsícem +12

    Wow, what a very interesting lady. I am completely blown away by how amazing our bodies are and how little we know about how it all works. However, it seems to me if we get back to the land, sunning, grounding and working with the sun rise and the sunset and eating real food (mostly locally raised meat and eggs) then our bodies have a good chance of being healthy.

  • @searchingforwhatislooking
    @searchingforwhatislooking Před 2 měsíci +62

    Raw meat eater here, it is very interesting to see this rise in Carnivorous activity.

    • @Deep.Purple
      @Deep.Purple Před měsícem +11

      It's out of necessity... We've been lied to about so many things -- I don't even know where to begin.

    • @denim4821
      @denim4821 Před měsícem

      @redlunahealing and how does this relate to raw meat eating?

    • @MrTrda
      @MrTrda Před měsícem +6

      @@denim4821It doesnt…. Smarty pants wants to show the carnivores how smart she is by regurgitating information she read in a vegan article.. unfortunately she didn’t continue her education to find out that eggs, organ meats, poultry, seafood and even red meat have more than enough folate for daily recommendations.

    • @m33265
      @m33265 Před měsícem +4

      @@MrTrda And at least 3 times higher digestibilty (bioavailabilty) of everything including fact that all these plant antinutrients may cause another nutrition harm by lowering digestibility of many minerals. For example calcium binded to oxalates and you have kidney or another body stones.

    • @user-zv8kj5sy3g
      @user-zv8kj5sy3g Před měsícem

      Love raw beef

  • @karenmiles9822
    @karenmiles9822 Před 2 měsíci +3

    Lots of great info! Great interview, Serena!

  • @kimmcwicked7434
    @kimmcwicked7434 Před měsícem +1

    That was the most exciting science/biology lesson i have ever heard!! Very engaging and easy to follow. Great advice!!

  • @RealM.E.Nature-fz4fg
    @RealM.E.Nature-fz4fg Před měsícem +4

    Thank you so much for this interview. It is one of the most educational videos I have watched in the carnivore community. So many gems of understanding to help refine this journey. True knowledge of Nature!

  • @anatoly60
    @anatoly60 Před 2 měsíci +4

    I have listened to many podcasts but this one is full of good information to me. Both are fantastic !

  • @ordinaryvalley
    @ordinaryvalley Před 2 měsíci +3

    I really appreciate this interview. I learned a lot of new information ❤

  • @OurCarnivoreChronicles
    @OurCarnivoreChronicles Před 2 měsíci +9

    @Thebusysuperhuman Dr. Sara you're such a re-searcher! I love your passion and way of sharing. Thank you so much for helping people find new ways.

  • @jeanneparker9349
    @jeanneparker9349 Před měsícem

    Thanks for all the great information, must listen again and again!

  • @DanyelLawson
    @DanyelLawson Před měsícem +54

    Check out steak and butter girl. She is a carnivore that says you need a minimum of 1 to 1 beef to fat on carnivore. And you need more fat to lose weight. Take a bite out of a cold stick of butter to chase away cravings.

    • @jennifergrimes1563
      @jennifergrimes1563 Před měsícem +3

      She has changed her view on eating butter. And she's less fat these days😊

    • @Robcat-zr1go
      @Robcat-zr1go Před měsícem +1

      Butter helps me reduce tobacco cravings. I have some back and muscle challenges to heal. Can't work at the moment so it's the last thing I'm hanging on too. Getting some medical help now and been carnivore over a year now. Some broken bones when I was 11 and 12 has effected my posture and skeletal structure.

    • @Robcat-zr1go
      @Robcat-zr1go Před měsícem

      The most important I should have said butter helps me reduce stress a lot.

    • @nathaliecholez1992
      @nathaliecholez1992 Před měsícem

      Hi from France 😉 here's Dr Ifland talking about how our brain can make us switch from an addiction to an other (sugar, fat, dairies) . As long as we know the tricks, we can adjust. Tough though ! czcams.com/video/ZfXGKAybVSA/video.htmlsi=TOh2nB9Z1_HylVVD

    • @youtubee432
      @youtubee432 Před měsícem +1

      Do i have to take a bite out of a cold stick or can i drizzle melted butter down my throat hole?

  • @kelliehobson5975
    @kelliehobson5975 Před 2 měsíci +22

    Dr Sarah Pugh is unbelievably intelligent & informative! She explains everything so well. I love listening to her. Thank You for the interview ❤❤❤

  • @deniseschroeder8444
    @deniseschroeder8444 Před měsícem +1

    Thank you. Great range of topics!

  • @jackiethomas8200
    @jackiethomas8200 Před 2 měsíci +35

    The doctors know about cholesterol now, and still prescribing them. I’m a nurse in uk

  • @tinanewby3190
    @tinanewby3190 Před 2 měsíci +10

    I love that she brought up grounding. Grounding sheets have made a big difference for my husband and I.

    • @carnivorerevolution
      @carnivorerevolution  Před 2 měsíci +1

      That’s great!

    •  Před 2 měsíci +3

      What exactly happened?

    • @tinanewby3190
      @tinanewby3190 Před 2 měsíci

      @MartinHabovstiak his complaints of back and neck pain have drastically decreased and my snoring was significantly improved - even non-existant for months.

    •  Před 2 měsíci +1

      ​@@tinanewby3190 cool, thanks!

    • @KismetWLS
      @KismetWLS Před měsícem +3

      I've been having back pain, but with the grounding sheet on my bed, I can sleep, and not even stiff in the morning

  • @ValidityJ
    @ValidityJ Před 2 měsíci +16

    Wow. 3 minutes into this and I can already tell, Sara Pugh is BALLER!!

  • @rlwings
    @rlwings Před 2 měsíci +25

    Amber glasses to block blue light and sitting in the shadows. Yep, she's true to her words, lol... Interesting lady.

    • @ghost9-9ghost
      @ghost9-9ghost Před 2 měsíci

      She's just another "David asprey"...a total fraud and huckster and grifter

    • @stef6682
      @stef6682 Před 26 dny

      What?

    • @Chris102102
      @Chris102102 Před 14 dny

      Like Dave Aspery, going to talk to 100,000+ people, can we just put up with not looking like a knob during a presentation? it's a bit silly.

  • @aliciatompkins5948
    @aliciatompkins5948 Před 11 dny

    Brilliant information! This interview was filled with so much education. Humanity needs this knowledge. Thank you for sharing this with the world. Sharing far and wide❤

  • @chrishigginbotham1929
    @chrishigginbotham1929 Před 2 měsíci +27

    You do a great job interviewing people!

  • @nancieedwards2202
    @nancieedwards2202 Před měsícem +4

    This woman is brilliant and has so much knowledge. I would love to see the cliff notes version of this talk because so much went over my head😊

  • @headrips
    @headrips Před měsícem +1

    Love this video so much !!

  • @kernow1273
    @kernow1273 Před 5 dny

    Brilliant interview - learned alot👍

  • @realitychick4502
    @realitychick4502 Před 2 měsíci +6

    Thank you Sara Pugh! 😊

  • @kiwikim5163
    @kiwikim5163 Před 2 měsíci +34

    Carnivore 7 years. Got me out of a mobility chair. I lost 25 lbs over four years than gained it back over three years. In Jan I started with Dr. Boz’s Keto Contimuum and then Metabolic Lick classes. I settled on keto, moderate target on Cronometer. It is more fat and less protein than I was consuming before. I’ve lost 15 lbs in three months. Ten more to go.

    • @carnivorerevolution
      @carnivorerevolution  Před 2 měsíci

      Awesome!!

    • @mesasavage
      @mesasavage Před 2 měsíci +3

      Metabolic Lick class? Huh?

    • @nokieng6502
      @nokieng6502 Před 2 měsíci +4

      Wow. Carnivore for 7 years. First 4 lost 25 pounds. Gained all back in 3 years. While Still carnivore?? Wonder what happened. Doesn’t make sense. Unless you modified your “carnivore”diet the last 3 years.

    • @Bobbisox-wo7zu
      @Bobbisox-wo7zu Před měsícem +2

      Higher fat, lower protein is better for older women as it ballances hormones.

    • @docwest7277
      @docwest7277 Před měsícem +1

      It’s Dr. Boz’s 21 day Metobolic Kick Start Program

  • @asgharnasseri9142
    @asgharnasseri9142 Před měsícem +1

    With you help I'm doing very good by keto with in months, 65 years old 2 heart surgeries,strok and more,I was giving up but I'm feeling great,lots of improvements. Energy,sleep and its just happing .
    Thanks Doctor

  • @LaoriLGmunay
    @LaoriLGmunay Před měsícem +2

    Such a good interview

  • @Tezzzaaa
    @Tezzzaaa Před 2 měsíci +25

    I eat breakfast everyday between 2 and 4pm because that's when my body says so. Strict beef n water has lessened cortisol issues to virtually none existent. Breakfast doesn't have to be in the morning that's just a convention... it's Break fast and in ancient times would have been any time of day, often after exertion of a hunt I would guess. May explain why working out empty works best for most carnys.
    Eating once a day isn't really fasting though. That's more programming from a carb-centric society where regular feeding is necessary.
    Interesting talk thank you. Subbed😊

    • @beardumaw24
      @beardumaw24 Před 2 měsíci +7

      After years of trying different intermittent fasting times I found that eating breakfast in the morning after your body has fasted overnight and having an earlier afternoon dinner than not eating in the evenings works best for our human health. In fact most new research shows eating in an earlier eating window is actually much healthier.

    • @tubetime39
      @tubetime39 Před 2 měsíci +2

      @@beardumaw24 They obviously didn't research me .

    • @johnallen7367
      @johnallen7367 Před 2 měsíci +1

      Carnivore for 10months, 63yo Australian man. I also dropped into one meal a day pattern of eating in the same 2-4pm window. It was instinctual. Im just rarely hungry anymore. I haven't missed any days yet, but probably could without feeling it.

    • @pP-de5uj
      @pP-de5uj Před měsícem +3

      ​@@beardumaw24do you think it depends on whether you're male or female?

    • @carolinelewis952
      @carolinelewis952 Před měsícem

      I eat Omad due to not being hungry. I eat around 4pm.

  • @dmac232000
    @dmac232000 Před 22 dny +4

    The amber glasses and lighting is so distracting to me.

  • @adamarmstrong9408
    @adamarmstrong9408 Před měsícem +1

    This was so interesting , thank you

  • @robertpeak3335
    @robertpeak3335 Před 2 měsíci +2

    this was a brilliant, I have listened to Sara Pugh before and what she says fits very well with my journey to carnivore. I'm thriving not just surviving and thermogenesis is my next addition to my health framework. Thankyou.

  • @twylavarn
    @twylavarn Před 2 měsíci +32

    First time watching your video been doing carnivore about a week and I’m literally sitting here...just rendered some tallow and whipped it up and I saw your tallow clip. How awesome is that?😊

    • @ghost9-9ghost
      @ghost9-9ghost Před 2 měsíci

      There are 1000s of "fruitarians" who have made the exact same comment......it's all nonsense...humans are omnivores....

    • @lbee8247
      @lbee8247 Před 2 měsíci +8

      ​​@@ghost9-9ghostto some extent I agree with you. But humans have never had the variety of foods we have today. So in essence we have become something more than omnivores. We ate seasonally. And depending on where people lived that was there diet. The people who lived in my area would have eaten meat all winter. Greens in the spring. And berries and apples in fall. Trees didn't use to produce such sweet fruit or as many fruits. There wasn't groves of fruit trees. We would have eaten deer and cows and wild pigs mostly. And go months without fruits and vegetables. And grains would have been sparing also as hand processing grains wouldn't produce the access we have today with industrial processing of grains.
      But also our animals weren't as fat either. They were naturally more lean.

    • @karenmack2005
      @karenmack2005 Před 2 měsíci +7

      Yeah except I've never seen literally hundreds of videos of fruitarians after they've been on their diet for 1, 3 or 10 years and how much healthier they had become.
      And there's a reason for that.

    • @ghost9-9ghost
      @ghost9-9ghost Před 2 měsíci

      @karenmack2005 to be fair...you don't know if the "carnivores" are even being HONEST on their social.media.....the whole culture is based on lies anywayz.....AND I WILL PARTLY AGREE WITH YOU that a fruitarian diet IS TERRIBLE and a Carnivore is PRBLY more sustainable for longer...amino acids are absolutely vital...and meat IS HEALTHY...I'm.not against meat at all....I'm just against the zealoted dogmatic lies that all the carnivore youtubers promote...

    • @victoriar9728
      @victoriar9728 Před měsícem +5

      I use tallow to moisturize mg skin and face and hair. No need to buy anything else.

  • @meatavoreNana
    @meatavoreNana Před 2 měsíci +27

    The cholesterol might be why, when I cut or scratch myself, which I often do because of my old skin😂, even though I dont clean or dress it, I dont get infections . Who knew 😊

  • @Scarlet_Starlet
    @Scarlet_Starlet Před měsícem

    Great info, thanks!

  • @fronniebealer7808
    @fronniebealer7808 Před měsícem +1

    I had never heard of this person. However, I am so glad you brought her to my attention. I subscribed to her channel. Thank you.

  • @JennifertxCarnivore
    @JennifertxCarnivore Před 2 měsíci +5

    If adding weight it could be bone mass and muscle mass so you can’t use a scale! Your body builds muscle and bones when you go on carnivore! You need to look at your cloths and how they feel, are they getting looser even of weight going up a bit due to muscle and bone weight being added by your body to make you stronger and healthier- no more sarcopenia and no longer weak bones!

  • @Candyapplebone
    @Candyapplebone Před 2 měsíci +8

    Pretty sure I’ve heard Sara Pugh in an interview before. Very interesting hearing her take as a scientist from a bleeding-edge area of research (the quantum physics)

  • @olgakuchukov6981
    @olgakuchukov6981 Před 2 měsíci +2

    Serena, I’m so thrilled you’re talking with the very brilliant Sarah Pugh! Quantum biology woo hoo!

  • @deniseragona2383
    @deniseragona2383 Před 2 měsíci +1

    What a great interview. Serena, I just started BHRT. My hormones were non existent. I'm a 10 year breast cancer survivor. Still tweaking it. I notice my sugar levels rising during menopause. Hot flashes and night sweats were horrible. I tried everything to support my hormones, nothing helped except BHRT. They help with so much more. I follow a ton of menopause doctors, learned so much.

    • @MP-uq3zr
      @MP-uq3zr Před 2 měsíci

      Any side effects from taking it, both short and long term?

    • @carnivorerevolution
      @carnivorerevolution  Před 2 měsíci +1

      I’m so glad it’s working for you!

    • @Renee-radc
      @Renee-radc Před 2 měsíci +4

      Denise, look into iodine supplementation. Dr. Berry did a great video with Dr. Brownstein on the topic.

  • @coderlicious6565
    @coderlicious6565 Před 2 měsíci +5

    I’m so confused about everyone’s comments on Sara‘s camera. You’ve got to be kidding - it isn’t like she’s presenting pieces of paper as part of her presentation of her knowledge. Just listen to her.

  • @oyvind6838
    @oyvind6838 Před 2 měsíci +3

    This woman is fantastic!!

  • @Carnivore_Resident
    @Carnivore_Resident Před 2 měsíci +1

    Great learning today

  • @jimw6659
    @jimw6659 Před 27 dny

    Great interview. There is much essential truth here. Thank you!

  • @Dr_Oleg_Kulikov
    @Dr_Oleg_Kulikov Před 2 měsíci +12

    With all due respect, I have a Ph.D. in physics and math, yet biology has become my favorite last ten years. Quantum Physics and Quantum Chemistry were parts of my education.
    But what is the quantum biology certification? What is the carnivore therapy certification?
    How Ms Pugh can have a PhD in molecular mechanisms? There are no such branches of science! Instead, there is molecular and cellular biology.
    I have been following a modified carnivore diet for years. But how is it possible to be qualified in it?
    BTW, if you are not using tallow for skin care, you are not a true carnivore! ;-)
    Yet, I totally agree that so-called "established science" has become nowadays a part of propaganda supported financially by pharmaceutical companies and medical organizations. They need customers, who are addicted to expensive drugs. Business is business, nothing personal.
    Humans are naturally lipovores. We are supposed to use animal fat as the main source of energy. Otherwise, our brains will degrade and we will turn back into apes. Importance of cholesterol - I agree absolutely. Eggs and butter are the best sources.
    The danger of phytosterols - why not mention it?
    UV, blue, and red lights. True. After a sunset, I use only red LEDs to illuminate my rooms. It is important to wake up before dawn and to see the sun rising. So, adjust your schedule to stay healthy.
    About "anti-baby" pills and hormone replacement therapy - I agree. Humans are supposed to produce the hormones naturally.
    OMAD, IF, HIIT, and spurt intermittent training will keep your leptin levels in a healthy range. Eating in the morning? Common! Imagine a human of the Stone Age who eats just before going hunting. Eating in the evening makes a lot of sense. And so I do. Yet, some tea with butter or heavy cream in the morning would be OK to push your body deeper into ketosis. There are no benefits to eating veggies and fruits even seasonally. Fructose will make you overweight. Fibers, oxalates, and phytosterols will make you sick.
    Burning of fats and fatty acids in mitochondria results in lower oxidative stress than burning glucose. Talking of electrons is misleading. There are no free electrons in the cells. Please, stop talking about producing electrons! We may talk about the electron-transfer-chain in the mitochondria but really it is all about ions, not free electrons.
    Grounding your body? Nonsense. Yet, don't use any shoes or even socks at home, and replace carpets with ceramic tiles. It works for your feet but not because of grounding. Also, you will avoid plastic dust particles in the air at home. The plastic microparticles can ignite the oxidative stress in your lungs, the same as smoke from cigarettes.
    Even if the information is helpful for many people on a standard diet and lifestyle, many very important subjects related to a carnivore's diet and health are out of this discussion.
    Thanks anyway.

    • @MarmaladeINFP
      @MarmaladeINFP Před 12 dny +1

      Have you looked at the research into grounding? Mainly what it involves is greater access to electrons to deal with oxidation. But there is also the component of how our bodies are affected by contact and proximity with native EMFs. There is nothing particularly radical about this scientific understanding.

    • @Dr_Oleg_Kulikov
      @Dr_Oleg_Kulikov Před 11 dny

      @@MarmaladeINFP Common. Read Feynman's lectures on physics to educate yourself.

  • @vplan
    @vplan Před měsícem +5

    I started ice bath with 32f and 30sec. And you have to listen to your body. I never had any issues. I still use 32f and depending on the mood, I went as long as 12min, because it felt good. After initial 20sec shock, I stay as long as it feels good and never push beyond. Btw, I hate cold showers…

    • @LulaJake
      @LulaJake Před měsícem

      Do you have ringing in your ears yet?

    • @vplan
      @vplan Před 14 dny

      @@LulaJake why would i have ringing in the ears?

    • @LulaJake
      @LulaJake Před 14 dny

      @@vplan I read that cold baths give you tinnitus or make it worse if you have it.

    • @vplan
      @vplan Před 14 dny

      @@LulaJake I believe everything is possible if you are vegetarian or heavy plant based…. Being carnivore and Russian :) I expect general rules would not apply to me…. From what I observed, carnivores mostly recover from issues, not having them worse. Also, I don’t put my whole head under water, only face and body. I have long hair and don’t feel like having extra work, drying them.

    • @LulaJake
      @LulaJake Před 14 dny

      @@vplan I have ringing ears from too loud drum and bass from 1998. my misspent youth lol. I've not eaten vegetables for 2 years and I have avoided seed oils for 3 years but I am not carnivore yet.

  • @murdermittensnyc
    @murdermittensnyc Před 19 dny +1

    The cold plunge study she mentioned at the end found that 11min per week (even if divided) was sufficient for the gains.

  • @GoneCarnivore
    @GoneCarnivore Před měsícem +3

    Ive always believed there was a proper human diet and that no human was on it.

  • @robertl2227
    @robertl2227 Před 2 měsíci +3

    Did she say that low cholesterol causes light sensitivity? I was hyper sensitive to sunlight when i was vegan so that makes sense if my cholesterol was low

    • @carnivorerevolution
      @carnivorerevolution  Před 2 měsíci

      Yes!

    • @JennifertxCarnivore
      @JennifertxCarnivore Před 2 měsíci +3

      People need to leave their cholesterol alone, and that means consuming little plants if keto, or go carnivore because plant based harms cholesterol production! It lowers it. And that’s why we have people world wide in the pandemic of vitamin D deficiencies and that is made with cholesterol!! Healthy cholesterol goes to the skin, reacts to the sun, then you get your Vitamin D production- which is a hormone needed in the body!

  • @user-ms5yl2gb5o
    @user-ms5yl2gb5o Před 26 dny

    I am literally on the edge of my seat listening to Sara. Incredible!

  • @nichmon3221
    @nichmon3221 Před měsícem +3

    Serena, although I've never done dr*gs either, I definately feel like an addict when I try to keep away from sweets.

  • @jasonanthonywilper
    @jasonanthonywilper Před 2 měsíci +3

    Nice video, I enjoyed this.

  • @VisorGirl
    @VisorGirl Před měsícem +1

    WOW! First time hearing Dr. Sara Pugh! She is AMAZING!!!

  • @morrisdavis9231
    @morrisdavis9231 Před 15 dny +2

    Thanks John Allen that's very encouraging, I wish I could talk my mother into carnivore but she says she can't do it though she's dieing from cancer and has dementia and rapidly losing her short and long term memory. Thanks

  • @jeannedigennaro6484
    @jeannedigennaro6484 Před 2 měsíci +4

    I can’t imagine why any of our ancewould have gone into water that was almost freezing unless they were hunting an animal.

    • @ElPapacitoGrande
      @ElPapacitoGrande Před 2 měsíci +1

      You have little imagination

    • @jeannedigennaro6484
      @jeannedigennaro6484 Před 2 měsíci

      @@ElPapacitoGrande our ancestors would have risked hypothermia.

    • @ElPapacitoGrande
      @ElPapacitoGrande Před 2 měsíci +2

      @@jeannedigennaro6484 humans are exposed to cold throughout the world to this day!
      You think food is the only thing water provides?
      Have you ever been camping for a week without a shower? Cold water feels great when you don't have hot!

    • @carnivorerevolution
      @carnivorerevolution  Před 2 měsíci

      It’s very healthy.

    • @Jimbo878
      @Jimbo878 Před 2 měsíci +4

      During long periods out of their dwellings ancient humans would have been regularly exposed to wind and rain, no head to toe weather gear, no Goretex, Stay-dry etc, they would be brought to the point of shivering on a very regular basis, if you don't go out the food isn't going to come to you.

  • @geenadhillon1044
    @geenadhillon1044 Před 2 měsíci +3

    What is the movie u mentioned..sounds like doxit

  • @1234piano
    @1234piano Před měsícem

    Wow, Sara Pugh is amazing - thank you for the education!

  • @leifabelin1057
    @leifabelin1057 Před měsícem +1

    Thanks! Very informative! 😃👍🇸🇪

  • @robinharbin2457
    @robinharbin2457 Před 2 měsíci +7

    I'm somewhat afraid to stand barefoot in the grass near me as I know they use chemical fertilizers on it. Cement, asphalt, or fertilized grass - which will be best for grounding?

    • @nancytee3k
      @nancytee3k Před 2 měsíci +3

      Life is a series of cost/benefit analyses. See if you can find a sandy children's playground in a park to wiggle your bare toes in. Bonus points if you can drag your butt there for a few minutes at sunrise. As you approach summer, you have to wake a minute or two earlier each day, but as winter approaches, you get to sleep in that same amount. We aren't built to thrive by avoiding all risk.

    • @florintanase-vo6mv
      @florintanase-vo6mv Před 2 měsíci

      Cement

    • @ghost9-9ghost
      @ghost9-9ghost Před 2 měsíci +2

      You have any idea how much.crap you are breathing in just every day?
      The grass is the least of ur concerns.

    • @TerriblePerfection
      @TerriblePerfection Před 2 měsíci +1

      Asphalt is not a grounding option due to its composition.

    • @MelOnaMission
      @MelOnaMission Před 2 měsíci +3

      You can also buy a grounding mat or sheets. It's a better option than none, and takes the stress off. You might even find that it's your first step in finding a natural resource.

  • @PieraB
    @PieraB Před 2 měsíci +6

    Love your interviews? Have you considered interviewing Stephanie Person? She really is a stand out Keto expert that has a ton of wisdom and experience working with people who are not doing well on high protein and carnivore, and how to correct it with proper macro ratios. She goes into great detail about gallbladder issues, eating enough fat and which fats are best, and how many of the packaged electrolyte powders are not healthy. She is the real deal and has helped so many women lose weight on a keto/carnivore way of life

    • @No_Frills_Carnivore
      @No_Frills_Carnivore Před 2 měsíci +9

      I wouldn't take any advice from her tbh.. she's forever contradicting herself. She isn't anymore knowledgeable than any other carnivore or layperson. Imo..

    • @carnivorerevolution
      @carnivorerevolution  Před 2 měsíci +1

      I actually did interview her. I think the video went up last month.

    • @NahFThat
      @NahFThat Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@No_Frills_Carnivore I agree 🙄

    • @laurengianna9944
      @laurengianna9944 Před 2 měsíci +3

      Look at Professor Bart Kay’s video on Stephanie Person. I used to watch her but stopped because I really don’t think she does the real research. I’ll stick to listening to doctors and scientists that have done the research. Not someone that really has no clue at all. Just my opinion honestly. Not a fan of hers anymore.

    • @The-Ancestral-Cucina
      @The-Ancestral-Cucina Před 2 měsíci +1

      @carnivorerevolution I will need to locate this video as I've been following carnivore lifestyle/eating and I am not well at all. I keep hydrated but feel like I could (and actually have) sleep/slept 15 hours.

  • @bengoodes1581
    @bengoodes1581 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Great conversation .

  • @KatsCorner
    @KatsCorner Před měsícem +1

    Sarah is brilliant thank you for the pod cast.

  • @meatavoreNana
    @meatavoreNana Před 2 měsíci +12

    Sara ,Id like to see yoh get interviewed by Dave Mac.. zerocarb

    • @ghost9-9ghost
      @ghost9-9ghost Před 2 měsíci

      Dave Mac loves talking bullshit..so this lunatic fraud would be perfect for his channel.

    • @Cragadom
      @Cragadom Před 2 měsíci

      If Dave can’t ask “How did you find carnivore?” Within the first minute, he will implode. 💥

  • @jkelectrical
    @jkelectrical Před 2 měsíci +5

    There is a lot of woo woo in this video. I tend to be evidence based and this sound like fruit salad statements. Why not talk about one ir two topics and explain them deeply. I don't trust this person.

    • @jsblastoff
      @jsblastoff Před měsícem

      Dynamic mitochondrial pathways exude carbs through complex fats past complex 1,2,3 to the electron free radical trigger light exposure differences and that’s why I know happy keto and carnivores who live in Seattle and no fruit is good without sun. So I hope that explains it!

    • @MarmaladeINFP
      @MarmaladeINFP Před 12 dny

      Sara Pugh probably has hundreds of videos, along with numerous articles, at this point where she goes into tremendous detail about the scientific evidence. Check out the evidence if you're curious or don't.

    • @jsblastoff
      @jsblastoff Před 12 dny

      @@MarmaladeINFP You need to take a critical thinking class!!

  • @JamieE76
    @JamieE76 Před 2 měsíci

    Great discussion!

  • @morrisdavis9231
    @morrisdavis9231 Před 27 dny +1

    Thanks Kerhy Ann you are absolutely right my sister did Better Body Foods for about 6 months and the symptoms of on set dementia started reappear so she has gone back to a more correct ingredients

  • @loriegosnell9355
    @loriegosnell9355 Před měsícem

    Love Sarah❤ Thanks

  • @innabrown11
    @innabrown11 Před 19 dny +1

    Thank s God for brave people like you are ladies !

  • @mabelheinzle2275
    @mabelheinzle2275 Před měsícem

    Brilliant - thank you

  • @iw9338
    @iw9338 Před 10 dny

    Excellent thanks very much 😅

  • @marianneellman1139
    @marianneellman1139 Před měsícem

    Thank you..❤

  • @Julesle-ATX
    @Julesle-ATX Před 2 měsíci +1

    Of all the explanations I’ve heard about light, this one made the most sense. I hope that, even though I can’t see the sunrise due to houses and trees, I can still get the benefits of it. I love that it helps our thyroid. Also, my late night social media time. I have not been sleeping well the last many nights, I’ll see if this is the issue.

  • @jeannedigennaro6484
    @jeannedigennaro6484 Před 2 měsíci

    Great interview.