DO THIS DAILY To Reduce Inflammation & PREVENT DISEASE Today! | Andrew Weil

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  • @jimarthur9936
    @jimarthur9936 Před 2 lety +2067

    I can only speak for myself (74) but I was able to get off of medication and eliminate the arthritic inflammation that kept me up at night through diet. For the last six or seven years I have slept very well and have not experienced the inflammation that tormented me before. In the morning I have lentils, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, carrots, yellow squash, colored peppers, mushrooms, tomatoes or grape tomatoes, diced ginger (seems to be the one of the important ingredients dampening my inflammation) and sometimes diced turmeric, nutritional yeast, ground flax, sunflower, and pumpkin seeds, walnuts, almonds, filberts and Brazil nuts. I add avocado when I have them and also sardines. I have to be careful with the sardines because I acquired gout as a side effect of hydrochlorothiazide which I no longer have to take because my blood pressure has also dropped to normal. I alternate with oats, yoghurt, blueberries, almond milk and the same diced ginger and fresh ground seeds and nuts as before. This diet seems to improve my gut biome as well giving me a happy feeling to start the day. If I don't have time to chop vegetables on weekday mornings, I will prepare them on a Sunday and place them in quart freezer bags in the refrigerator and grab one each morning, tossing the veggies lightly in a little olive oil until slightly softer. I stay away from sugar and salt as much as possible. I don't eat eggs or bacon. I don't drink alcohol, fruit juice or any sweetened or carbonated drinks. I drink 24 oz. of water first thing every morning when I get up, before breakfast. This is a common practice in Japan, where their lifespan is longer than ours. My kidneys went from stage 3 to stage 2 and are now normal. I always have breakfast before having any coffee. I saw a study that said that drinking coffee before eating can interfere with the insulin process. The other important element is exercise. The combination of the two is magical. Cardio (walking), core and weight resistance. Another recommendation I can make is to check for sleep apnea which robs you of your sleep unawares. You stop breathing while you are sleeping, CO2 builds up in your bloodstream, your brain wakes you up just enough to start breathing again but not to consciousness, so you never get into a deep sleep. You never wake up enough to realize what is happening. You sleep eight hours and wake up feeling that you haven't slept at all. You will need a sleep study or test to detect it. Sleep apnea causes high blood pressure and a number of other health problems. I have used a CPAP for 20 years and it changed my life. Hope some of this helps somebody.

  • @MizJaniceResinArt
    @MizJaniceResinArt Před rokem +511

    I worked as the head nurse for a gastroenterologist. I asked him why he didn't inform his patients about lifestyle changes (most of our patients had disorders that were related to lifestyle). He said, "they wouldn't listen". I have a friend who was recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. When I told him about changes he could make to improve his health, he replied, "if that were true, my doctor would have told me". Sigh

    • @LeadLifeWithEaseNow
      @LeadLifeWithEaseNow Před rokem +79

      Patients will listen to doctor, doctor don't give time for this. Their focus is to write prescription and make money.

    • @dalialovesdoggies4361
      @dalialovesdoggies4361 Před rokem +20

      Tragic

    • @lissettemdernierdominiquet1898
      @lissettemdernierdominiquet1898 Před rokem +22

      ​@@LeadLifeWithEaseNowprescriptions and surgery.

    • @monalisa9598
      @monalisa9598 Před 11 měsíci +7

      I believe that’s where us nurses come in where the docs don’t have time or even feel it’s common sense and that most can now just google and do their own research.

    • @rayvac7743
      @rayvac7743 Před 11 měsíci +6

      Doctors hospitals sxxk😅

  • @maryarlj_nes1244
    @maryarlj_nes1244 Před 2 lety +68

    There is healing releases in the body when we forgive. Rage, anger releases high blood pressure and many suddenly died at the tip of their anger. #1 killer is called stress! Unforgiveness develops all sorts of illnesses, cancer, heart ailments and so on. There is joy and peace within when a person forgives. 💕 Thank you that you mentioned here about practicing forgiveness. Hallelujah! To you Doc R. Chatterjee.

    • @heide-raquelfuss5580
      @heide-raquelfuss5580 Před rokem +3

      On the flipside...
      Forgiveness and chronic forgiving the unforgiveable also creates life long misery and stress. It makes you literally sick when you forgive, forgive, forgive...

    • @beverleybrangman2191
      @beverleybrangman2191 Před 3 měsíci +1

      Thank you for sharing this, trying to practice forgiveness, my heart tells me it is true. I also have staring fasting 1 day a week, and I feel stronger after every time, builds my faith also

    • @user-lw3ri8us4w
      @user-lw3ri8us4w Před 10 dny +2

      @@heide-raquelfuss5580 EXACTLY THIS!!! it actually sends a repeated DANGER signal when we try to forgive people while the parts of us that were harmed and traumatized still feel in danger every day!!!

  • @charlottewest1799
    @charlottewest1799 Před 2 lety +86

    I remember Dr. Weil spoke of inflammation as the common denominator in many diseases. He truly was ahead of his time; thankfully, I never forgot him.

    • @natashab3412
      @natashab3412 Před 2 měsíci

      Well. There have been many actually

    • @cherylgentry1291
      @cherylgentry1291 Před měsícem +2

      Lost me with the climate change crap.

    • @natashab3412
      @natashab3412 Před měsícem +3

      @@cherylgentry1291
      Oh good lord, are there still people alive that say these types of things. That's crazy talk 🦖

    • @debradestefano4429
      @debradestefano4429 Před 24 dny

      @@cherylgentry1291crap? Can you explain why you say crap?

    • @debradestefano4429
      @debradestefano4429 Před 24 dny

      @@cherylgentry1291 “The climate impact of meat is enormous - roughly equivalent to all the driving and flying of every car, truck and plane in the world. When forests are destroyed to produce industrial meat, billions of tonnes of carbon dioxide are released into the atmosphere, accelerating global warming. The fallen trees are often left to rot on the forest floor or are burned, creating further emissions.
      Healthy trees are essential for absorbing carbon from the atmosphere. If we cut them down, they can no longer help us in the fight against climate change. The fallen trees are often left to rot on the forest floor or are burned, creating further emissions.
      Healthy trees are essential for absorbing carbon from the atmosphere. If we cut them down, they can no longer help us in the fight against climate change.” And a lot more, read! Believe!

  • @chiingekang8235
    @chiingekang8235 Před 2 lety +23

    Thanks Dr Andrew and Dr Rangan for the holistic view of medicine - what you said is so true

  • @donkihoto333
    @donkihoto333 Před 2 lety +43

    thank you for the great talk , and your patience sharing with us all your wisdom !

  • @robertfrapples2472
    @robertfrapples2472 Před rokem +430

    I'm 63. My last doctor visit, other than ER trips for stitches and x-rays, was my checkup for the Cub Scouts. I've always stayed active and had a job, high steel rigging, that is physically demanding. I rarely drink alcohol, have never smoked cigarettes or done any narcotics. I feel as good today as I did in my 30s. I'm 6'2" 185lbs and I eat as much of anything I want. I quit drinking all soft drinks in 2016. Doctors don't cure anything. They merely mitigate your symptoms while destroying your body and your wallet with their poisons.

    • @johnreidy2804
      @johnreidy2804 Před rokem +12

      You are way too old for the Cub Scouts friend. I'm surprised they'd let you in

    • @dmitry.shagorakov
      @dmitry.shagorakov Před rokem +8

      Great! Its a magic, i am doing the same and even fully raw. Please give any info about your teeth condition, i got into this trouble ( please if you have lost any tooth or have cut some tooth nerves please report how you feel about it after all. I started this because it seems very important for whole nerve system. Thank you!

    • @DocSeville
      @DocSeville Před rokem +7

      Easy to day when you have good genetics. I was a willowy 6' tall woman VERY athletic. But I inherited boney overgrowth/arthritis and am now (at 63) 5'6. My pain is so intense if I could not have access to antiinflammatories and pain meds I would have closed up shop long ago.

    • @lindajones5878
      @lindajones5878 Před rokem +7

      I’ve been in pain since 24 years old I’m now 65 and feeling terrible with or withoutmeds ! Doesn’t seem fair I have just eaten the things I can afford! It would be nice for a arthritis menus made up for those of us who have to go to pantry’s to eat!!
      On other hand my brother started looking great after starting Keto diet but like the doctor said less fiber when colon cancer runs in our family isn’t very smart way to go??? YUP I SAID GO!🎉. Just like you look good and feel amazing when you fast too! But even then there’s a time after the cleanses you get back in the car, RIGHT?

    • @allinaday9882
      @allinaday9882 Před rokem +2

      Good for you! Am interested why you are watching a lesson that you learned 53😅 years ago? Was born during re-occurring epidemics in a birth clinic (8-24 hour stay), similar to the out back clinics without pediatric or complication help. Born with no cry, unwilling to feed. Finally a neighbor ,who had lost 2 babies in their first 6 months examined and found a tiny hole in the top of my mouth. So I starved but survived for 24 months until my family moved to a place where the hole could be 100% repaired. With that start and spending much of my youth far from top medical care, explains why I am so happy to spend 2 hours learning from Dr.Andrew Weil again.
      Thank you so much. The transcript is so clear it needs to be published or made into a e-book.

  • @sule4578
    @sule4578 Před 9 měsíci +20

    Dr. Weil, you were a very wise man back in the 80s when you came to teach us at the Southwestern School for Behavioral Health Studies and when I advocated for you to come to St. Luke's Behavioral Health Center for a seminar to "debate" a traditional psychiatrist on alternative ways to treat common mental health conditions which you did to huge interest and fantastic reviews by attendees, and you clearly have continued growing in the depth and breadth of that wisdom. Thank you for continuing to share that wisdom with us.

  • @josephinewang4199
    @josephinewang4199 Před 2 lety +105

    Wonderful message about gut health as it relates to our immune system and food intake. Two great doctors talking with each other was excellent! Looking forward to another session !

  • @tke2414
    @tke2414 Před 2 lety +134

    So far, I've lost 120lbs eating a Ketogenic diet. I don't eat a ton of meat. I eat a huge salads every night using only home made dressings with a whole avocado, about a cup of fresh broccoli, organic greens and a few ounces of meat protein, usually about 3 ounces, but never more than 6 oz. All of my blood markers are excellent. My A1C is 5.0 down from 6.5. My triglycerides dropped from over 500 to 85, my electrolytes are all high/normal. It works for me. I don't tell anybody else to do it. If they ask me how I lost 120lbs, I tell them what I did, but to do the research yourself.

    • @01happykat
      @01happykat Před 2 lety +6

      That's amazing! Keep up the great work!

    • @ameliaclark5792
      @ameliaclark5792 Před 2 lety +10

      Yes I’ve done the same thing. I do feel better eating this way. And in control.

    • @Jana-pm3nj
      @Jana-pm3nj Před 2 lety +27

      I agree. He is WRONG about the keto diet and he seems to have agenda against meat consumption. I feel 100% better eating meat compared to carbohydrates.

    • @01happykat
      @01happykat Před 2 lety

      @@Jana-pm3nj I think it's because so many people on the keto diet consume junk meat like bacon and sausage versus chicken, pork, or grassfed beef. Also, to my knowledge, keto doesn't allow fruit or allows very little fruit, which can be detrimental to your health, particularly age-related macular degeneration. Fruit also reduces risk of T2DM. The mass produced bacon and sausage is garbage, so what are the effects of consuming large quantities of that food in lieu of fiber, nutrient, and anti-oxidant rich fruit?
      For an example, I overheard a conversation with colleagues where one was talking about "diet where you can eat bacon every day!" She was talking about keto, and the others were very excited to hear this news. Of course, they were all overweight, some obese, and none had a good diet. Keto appeals very highly to that population for that reason. And they're the ones who need the benefits of fruit more than anyone.

    • @valsplace1able
      @valsplace1able Před rokem

      Well done x

  • @cutzymccall7675
    @cutzymccall7675 Před 2 lety +55

    Growing up, we ate three meals a day and snacked in between. I grew into an eating disorder and have carried several more pounds than necessary - not hugely overweight but still overweight. And always dieting, to no avail. Dieting felt depriving , so I always went back to overeating. In recent months I began keto with intermittent fasting and immediately lost almost twenty pounds. I changed up my choices in food: only fish and dairy for animal fat, lots of veggies, nuts, nut butters, fermented foods and basically just one regular meal per day. If I find myself craving carbs I drink water to make sure I’m not hydrated, and if what I think of as “mouth” hunger persistsI have a few small crackers with peanut butter on them with coffee or tea and my cravings go away. This is rare, however. Keto with fasting (for me, “postponing” meals) takes away hunger almost completely. But you must not starve or deprive yourself. Meditation daily started it all, I must admit. When I stopped having the anxiety I’d had since childhood, everything, including a sense of financial security and abundance came in. So in several ways, I am always “full” now.

  • @GygaxGirl
    @GygaxGirl Před rokem +5

    I first found Dr Weil in prevention magazine back in the 90s. He made sense and isn't extreme in his findings or recommendations. Thanks for the video.

  • @annetteswanson5514
    @annetteswanson5514 Před 2 lety +23

    Dr. Rangan: you are SO honest + intelligent that it is SO refreshing to this day + age of medical-or- personal health care for one self. You ask the most important and incredible questions of dialogue that is SO VERY helpful and appreciated. THANK YOU so much for what you are doing with these videos! It is profound! God's blessings are for you 🙏!!! I am so thankful for coming across your open communication. I can't believe that I have not heard you before. From Milwaukee, WI. 2-28-22. 💯✌️🥰🙏

  • @maricarmenjenckes4535
    @maricarmenjenckes4535 Před 2 lety +54

    I have always had my most absolute admiration for Dr. Well for his intelligence, wisdom, studies and as a Doctor. Thank you! for inviting Him to your program. Tank you again!

    • @maryg1338
      @maryg1338 Před 10 měsíci +1

      I agree, except when he said that a carnivore diet contributed to climate change. Really? Cow gas? Lost a bit of credibility there sir

  • @FauziaRani
    @FauziaRani Před rokem +9

    Two of my favorite doctors in the whole world !!! Thank you both.

  • @freeandfabulous4310
    @freeandfabulous4310 Před 2 lety +57

    “Mediterranean diet no way restricts the pleasure of food!” One of the only health gurus to acknowledge that this is part of health! So great!

    • @marcomakaveli8440
      @marcomakaveli8440 Před 2 lety +1

      Nah plenty have mentioned the enjoyment factor.

    • @judymiller5154
      @judymiller5154 Před rokem +6

      and ribeye with butter and salt in no way restricts the pleasure of food 😋

    • @AlienGrade
      @AlienGrade Před 10 měsíci

      Mediterranean food is not sprayed with pesticides, GMO, poisoned like western food.

  • @raewise6345
    @raewise6345 Před 2 lety +179

    Dr Weil looks exactly the same as he did when I started watching him 25-30 years ago...he obviously practices what he preaches!!!♥️

    • @Kevin.Andrews
      @Kevin.Andrews Před 2 lety +11

      Agreed. He has an awesome breathing 4-7-8 technique.

    • @charavef
      @charavef Před 2 lety

      ✨🎅✨

    • @kimkurisco9362
      @kimkurisco9362 Před 2 lety +2

      Yes he does

    • @camwhitman5425
      @camwhitman5425 Před 2 lety +9

      It’s all relative...depends on how you look at it. He didn’t look good from a young age but was able to maintain that balance throughout the years.

    • @dapawap
      @dapawap Před 2 lety +7

      He looks like Santa Claus 🐾😻

  • @Sunny-kl8wy
    @Sunny-kl8wy Před 2 lety +44

    I like this guy. I worked with a physician who was trained by him. Thankfully, I grabbed ahold of the anti inflammatory diet and how sugar ages you in my 20’s. Now just turning 40, I’ve been called an anomaly by many. I attribute it to learning the principles of anti-aging in my 20’s and continue to live a fairly healthy life. I love this channel and have adopted more into my lifestyle every day.
    Thanks for the videos! I’m great full for all of the information shared. I use a lot of it.

    • @AR-jo5vv
      @AR-jo5vv Před 2 lety +3

      Do you mean you look younger than 40? Or something else?

    • @gloombla
      @gloombla Před 2 lety +3

      Can you please tell what did you eat and what did you give up and do generally ? Thanks

  • @alyssainnes5439
    @alyssainnes5439 Před rokem +3

    What a great GUEST ANDREW WEIL and I hope everyone learned from this interview I wish he could have more air time thank you I agree with every word he said an inspiration to many PEOPLE I BET!!!

  • @patconnell7055
    @patconnell7055 Před rokem +41

    You are both very wise. Breath control in Yoga is a fantastic reliever of stress. Also we are always told to take a deep breath before taking exams, for example, to relax etc.

    • @georgeelmerdenbrough6906
      @georgeelmerdenbrough6906 Před rokem +1

      Breath control is the component of meditation that bears fruit

    • @janefreeman995
      @janefreeman995 Před 7 měsíci

      Yes and even better is nasal breathing as yoga breathing... There are excellent interviews with James Nestor. His book Breath goes into this to enhance yoga practice. Life changing.

  • @kathydebernardo3459
    @kathydebernardo3459 Před 2 lety +15

    I’m so grateful for your channel Dr. Chatterjee. I’m inspired to make a change in my own health care. Thank you!

  • @amberb803
    @amberb803 Před 2 lety +27

    Amazing! I saw Andrew on Rich Roll, and was thinking Rangan should get him his show...and here he is!! What a treat

  • @annabellaboyer643
    @annabellaboyer643 Před rokem +4

    Thanks DR Rangan and DR Weil for your idea's of a healthy way of our lives,worth living for.

  • @netij3928
    @netij3928 Před rokem +11

    Dr. Andrew Weil is an amazing brilliant doctor on his teachings in living healthier lives.

  • @patrickvanmeter2922
    @patrickvanmeter2922 Před 2 lety +282

    The one and most important thing I have learned about diet is that we don't know what we think we know. I am 80 and have tried every diet that exists and have done well on all of them. I have never been fat and have exercised almost daily since I was old enough to move. I have eaten six meals a day and one meal a day. No matter how many times a day or what you eat, the most profound thing I have learned is to fast at least 16 to 20 hours a day. IMO, your body will do the rest.

    • @Nightowl1947
      @Nightowl1947 Před 2 lety +42

      I agree with you. I'm 75 and lost 45lb. doing it my way and no diet. After listening to both sides in the conversation I know it's not a diet we need. We need the fasting and that's vital to our weight and health. My dream is to see science and medical system join together and make this world a healthy place. This was a great podcast! Thank you Dr. Andrew Weil and Dr. Chatterjee!

    • @vickibazter3446
      @vickibazter3446 Před 2 lety +4

      YES

    • @dr.shakingmyhead4167
      @dr.shakingmyhead4167 Před 2 lety +17

      I totally agree on fasting you will feel amazing be Blessed 🙏❤️

    • @randanatortrendz8053
      @randanatortrendz8053 Před rokem +1

      Jj

    • @vickibazter3446
      @vickibazter3446 Před rokem +2

      Absolutely agreeeeeed! 🎊

  • @angelaspielbusch1237
    @angelaspielbusch1237 Před 2 lety +6

    Great interview! Thank you so much 😊

  • @inspirationalkidneyhealthcoach
    @inspirationalkidneyhealthcoach Před 10 měsíci +3

    Thank you both. Dr Weil I am a long time fan. These eating plans help me tremendously.

  • @fluffymushy9
    @fluffymushy9 Před 10 měsíci +15

    I'm a healer, I focus a lot on subpersonality work, and even though that seems purely psychological, it is definitely physical as well. All chronic illnesses can be healed with holistic approaches and diet and medicine can support very well. As a start, I feel like we need to have systematic kinesiology (a different modality to what I practice as a practitioner) as a basis. Going to a kinesiologist instead of a GP, or have GPs train in kinesiology.

  • @evieball4162
    @evieball4162 Před 2 lety +107

    Amazing interview with Dr. Weil, who I respect a great deal. Music to my ears! Thank you for including Dr. Weil among all the informative guests you provide for us, Dr. Chatterjee.xo

    • @yvonnelopez9763
      @yvonnelopez9763 Před 2 lety +3

      Who is the second speaker? I am trying to find it in the interview but do not hear her name mentioned once. I would love to be able to research and learn more about the body's immuno-metabolic response.

    • @buddysilver5788
      @buddysilver5788 Před 2 lety +5

      WHEAT FARMERS DRENCH THEIR WHEAT WITH ROUNDUP You’re going to want to sit down for this one. I’ve had some folks burst into tears in horror when I passed along this information before. Common wheat harvest protocol in the United States is to drench the wheat fields with Roundup several days before the combine harvesters work through the fields as the practice allows for an earlier, easier and bigger harvest.

    • @evelynball9043
      @evelynball9043 Před 2 lety +2

      Your name is Evie Ball? My name is Evelyn Ball, and two friends call me Evie!

    • @evieball4162
      @evieball4162 Před 2 lety +3

      @@evelynball9043 Very nice to meet you, Evelyn Ball! I would imagine that there are a few more of us out there!

    • @catecurl3790
      @catecurl3790 Před rokem

      Hear hear!

  • @lisengel2498
    @lisengel2498 Před 2 lety +21

    Super balanced and inspiring view on health - I loved to listen 🙏

  • @lonamarilyn1755
    @lonamarilyn1755 Před rokem +23

    The ketogenic diet very low carb has been a way of eating that has improved my health greatly, two years in it is my lifestyle. I am diligent on keeping up with my bloodwork levels/chemistry and all is spot on great, this has been my personal experience.

    • @susanleishman8422
      @susanleishman8422 Před 11 měsíci +1

      Same here. I have started introducing a small amount of carbs as I am exercising more. See how that goes.

    • @dessertstorm7476
      @dessertstorm7476 Před 4 měsíci +1

      but #1 comment to this video is exact opposite so you can see why a lot of people are confused

  • @imartanius
    @imartanius Před rokem

    Another person CLEARLY worthy of any support ..... Thankful..... super thankful!! Dunno what it taste like but ordered some matcha....

  • @marydale7333
    @marydale7333 Před 2 lety +12

    What a gem packed conversation! Thank you!

  • @vanessastephen6416
    @vanessastephen6416 Před 2 lety +149

    So honest, so real, so empathic and illuminating discussion that has both informed my thinking and confirmed thoughts I had about my own health concerns. If there were more Drs. like you there will be much less illness in the world. With heartfelt gratitude to both of you.

    • @baharzaap2833
      @baharzaap2833 Před 2 lety +3

      Totally Missed Tom Brady and Dr Steven Gundry plant paradox, inflammatory plants like grains and night shades

    • @annabellaboyer643
      @annabellaboyer643 Před rokem +3

      Thanks for Venasse Step?For your coment.

    • @saundrastevenson4727
      @saundrastevenson4727 Před rokem +1

      I was so enlightened by all that was shared. True we face so many issues, but we must address our health first. Real opinions based on experience, research and analysis causes us to appreciate 🤩 your guidance. Thank you. both.

  • @abigailvomelmo1167
    @abigailvomelmo1167 Před rokem +4

    Hi 🙂 ! Great information👍👍👍👍.
    TYFS!!! I do deep breaths every nite when I put my head on my pillow & say my Prayers. The next thing I know, I had fallen asleep (when I awaken, of course; is when I realize this ☺️).

  • @livehappycoaching4346
    @livehappycoaching4346 Před rokem +4

    Working in Mental Health for over 20 years.. the Mental Aspect is almost completely ignored when there is an internal issue.. Thoughts and energies come from within and your thoughts can harm your body.. thoughts make you do things.. In Mental Health people hate on them selves and then self harm and then the pain becomes the release they desire, and also PAIN is the root cause of the way they feel in the first place.. its just cutting yourself is a PHYSICAL PAIN and the cause was MENTAL PAIN.. Brilliant chat and spot on with trying to chance the Status Quo.. The drug companies have been running the show and PROFITS are the main desire and goal of ALL COMPANIES!!

  • @michellechang2538
    @michellechang2538 Před 2 lety +47

    This is a fantastic interview, it’s so profound and precious talk from both of these two doctors. I wish all the western conventional doctors can incorporate and learn more from the Eastern medicine in their practice.
    It seems to me, in conventional medicine the patients just a number of game to the doctors, most of physicians are rush in and rush out without really taking the interest and time to fully connect with their patients. Most of doctors are need to listen to this pop cast and learn more from these two doctors.
    My most sincere thanks 🙏 from these two doctors for sharing such wonderful conversations !

  • @mildreddiaz6435
    @mildreddiaz6435 Před 2 lety +144

    Good afternoon happened to come upon your video and I totally enjoyed it and I agree. Many years back when I was in my early 20 I made two discoveries and mind you I’m not a doctor or any way near in any medical field. But I have always had and interest with Chinese medicine and the more Ayurvedic methods. At the age of 17 still in high school I started to change my way of life style and a more clean eating. Because I believe we are what we eat and health and well being comes from what you feed your body and mind. So that being said in my early twenties I started to develop a severe case of acne and not only did it look painful it was very painful even to sleep.very sensitive. I started going to the dermatologist and they would prescribe the usual antibiotics with many restrictions and retin A bit for whatever reason I felt that it had more to that so I started studying my body and how it reacted to certain things that I ate. And I discovered that dairy products and white carbs and sweets and processed foods had a negative affect on me. I changed my eating habits stopped in taking those foods and my skin cleared. I bought it to the doctors attention and I was told that it had nothing to do with that that it was only a myth that I could stick my head in oil and eat whatever foods and it would not affect me. But I did not find that to be true and stuck to my discovery and to this day I’m 52 I have not gotten the breakouts or skin infections that I had. Another discovery I made was the green tea, I started drinking green tea when I was introduced to it by some Korean friends. And I felt it to be magical didn’t get colds or flus like I did before. Few years after my discovery my father was diagnosed with prostate cancer, and was just being treated by hormones and had no Improvement his psa was always high and his cancer was not getting better. In my house it was a custom drinking espresso at least twice or three times a day. Well I figured out of my own to have my father change his eating habits to stop eating beef and less coffee and to incorporate green tea, and this was not any special green tea just a simple green tea bag from the market. My dad followed my guide and when we returned to the doctor a very well known cancer hospital here in New York City to have a blood work to check his PSA levels the doctors where amazed that my fathers PSA levels had dropped drastically and they questioned what my father was doing or taking different. So I told them and they all looked at each other and said oh green tea, they excused themselves stepped out of the room to talk amongst themselves and after a while came back and informed us what was going on, that my fathers PSA levels had gone down to a normal level which was very good BUT they said he will have to stop because we are going to start treatment and green tea will interfere with it. My father died few months after starting the cancer treatment. I wish I hadn’t listened and would had in courage’s my dad to continue Drinking green tea. My dad was only 62. Since then doctors have discovered that certain foods do affect the body and that green tea is actually very helpful for cancer patients and to help prevent cancer. Sadly enough I feel, and not speaking for all but some doctors don’t really want to get the root of the problem but rather just cover the situation. Things are commercialized unfortunately and I feel as someone who healed herself and discovered two things that were not know by doctors until recent that we have to listen to our bodies and learn our bodies because many times we might just have the answer to our health conditions. Sorry for the long chat. Thank you, God bless!

    • @stephanievaladez5286
      @stephanievaladez5286 Před 2 lety +15

      Yes! Yes! Yes! I feel the same as you do. Dr's. don't really know our bodies as well as we do. They are after $$$.

    • @aquaseahorselove3939
      @aquaseahorselove3939 Před 2 lety +21

      That is awful that they were surprised the green tea helped and then told him to stop drinking it. Doctors are disgusting sometimes. I’m sorry for your loss.

    • @Mike-.747
      @Mike-.747 Před 2 lety +14

      I’m going to start drinking green tea, thank you

    • @aquaseahorselove3939
      @aquaseahorselove3939 Před 2 lety +6

      @@Mike-.747 I think you need to drink like 8 cups a day, just replace water intake with it.
      Also, in some East Asian countries, the parents make their children a huge thermos of green tea to take to school with them in the morning and they drink it throughout the day. Also a good idea if you’re on the go.
      Unfortunately if I drink too much it takes away my appetite and I also notice it affects my hormones.

    • @estar1277
      @estar1277 Před 2 lety +3

      Thnks for sharing. God bless!

  • @wandamannsmith8469
    @wandamannsmith8469 Před rokem +8

    So much important information here! Truly hope you have Dr Weil on the schedule again soon. He is truly amazing.

  • @SteveBrownAfterglow
    @SteveBrownAfterglow Před 10 měsíci +6

    I have a hiatal hernia which was giving me the usual symptoms, the GP put me on pantoprazole which helped initially, but when I asked the Dr if stopping the stomach from producing acid defeats the purpose of having a stomach, he just shrugged and pretty much told me to choose which I preferred to live with. There was no discussion about diet or stress, just the standard go-to prescription from the Dr.

  • @lindaelarde2692
    @lindaelarde2692 Před 2 lety +60

    The chronic pain community is doing tremendous work on the mind/body front...many practitioners are moving the dial aligned with Dr Weil.

  • @Wholefoodshealth
    @Wholefoodshealth Před rokem +29

    Great discussion. Only would add that during the discussion regarding motivation I think the financial component was missing. As long as US docs get paid more for doing more we will enjoy chronic disease.

  • @kjay1856
    @kjay1856 Před rokem +1

    This was just what I needed. Thank you!

  • @katecherieandreallo8874
    @katecherieandreallo8874 Před 10 měsíci

    Breathwork and removing processed food fantastic Ive really loved this podcast thankyou to both amazing human beings

  • @ajl8198
    @ajl8198 Před 2 lety +10

    The enjoyment of food is important but not all people have the luxury of being able to eat with friends or family daily so i love how she said even if eating by yourself you can stop and enjoy your food

  • @loridouglas5576
    @loridouglas5576 Před 2 lety +19

    I originally came across Dr Weil’s Eight Weeks to Optimum Health in 1997 and am so grateful. I’m still on a vacation from the news 😉

  • @kateking3953
    @kateking3953 Před 3 měsíci +4

    Andrew Weil has been saying these things for thirty years, and has been rubbished by the medical
    establishment. Now everyone's talking about the microbiome, and there are books by respected physicians telling us to eat 30 different fruit, veg, seeds per day, emphasise stress control with breathwork, reduce inflammation. This guy is over 80 years old and is his own advert! It's taken thirty years for the medcal establishment to begin to catch up with him.

  • @orffrocks5667
    @orffrocks5667 Před 10 měsíci +33

    A very moving discussion. One of the things that struck me most was that we don’t have a good relationship with ourselves. We’re always looking outside ourselves for the answer. I guess the answers are inside and we just have to stop, think, look, feel, improve our relationship with ourselves. Thank you.

  • @jeromecastonguay
    @jeromecastonguay Před 2 lety +16

    I agree with your guest. Even as a Vegan 🌱 I also recommend a Mediterranean way of eating because it does not threaten their meat and cheese and it helps them to start to understand food

  • @zoilaramirez5498
    @zoilaramirez5498 Před 2 lety +27

    Love Dr. Wells, I’ve been following him for many years Lupus has me I don’t have Lupus for 35 years! Healthy body peaceful mind. Thank you !! Great episode

    • @meghnavinod4876
      @meghnavinod4876 Před 2 lety +2

      Hi Zoila...thats amazing. May I ask how you treated lupus my cousin has had it for over 15 years. I could help her with this information.

    • @zoilaramirez5498
      @zoilaramirez5498 Před 2 lety +2

      @@meghnavinod4876 eat healthy follow @DrWells pyramid diet easy to follow. Walk be mindful, self Love

    • @lowenma
      @lowenma Před 2 lety +3

      I am struggling with it now. I have noticed that diet has helped and now need to Control stress!

    • @lucyb3885
      @lucyb3885 Před 2 lety +2

      @@lowenma Check in you tube “binaural music to control stress and anxiety”.

    • @kenadams5504
      @kenadams5504 Před rokem

      Reduce foods with Added Sugars or Refined Carbs . Try lots of fibre ftom fruit and vegetables to feed your microbiome.Dr Rob Lustig on utube is on record assuring Lupis responds positively to the aforementioned diet .No soda ,to protect your liver.

  • @leslieread556
    @leslieread556 Před rokem +38

    Fabulous interview…thank you so much.
    I’m 72,and have *always* felt with few to no exceptions, that prescription drugs could (and should) be avoided.
    As a whistleblower under an inordinate amount of stress I’m a BIG fan of Dr. Weil’s breathing technique and of attention, in general.
    The very best to both of you…❤️🌷🙏🙌🦋

    • @user-ox9yy3bq5i
      @user-ox9yy3bq5i Před 10 měsíci +1

      Thank you doctor's for sharing all of this wisdom. Excellent interview.

  • @patconnell7055
    @patconnell7055 Před rokem +1

    It is wonderful to be listening to our experts.

  • @oojackapivvy
    @oojackapivvy Před 8 měsíci +5

    You hit very succinctly on the single biggest problem that so many of us have in dealing with doctors, which is the closed mind. I've been saying for a long time - and with full acknowledgement that there are many awesome doctors out there - that nevertheless we are broadly either picking the wrong people to train as doctors, or training them wrongly. For such an intelligent group of people, there seems to be an astonishing level of difficulty with basic critical thinking, problem solving and logic skills, and it is patients who pay the price.
    As an example, a paraplegic friend with severe kyphoscoliosis was prescribed a muscle relaxant for issues with their legs. Over time, they realised that the deterioration in their breathing and fitness must be related, because they discovered they knew if they'd forgotten to take the pill because they *didn't* have difficulty breathing.
    Did any GP they saw take this seriously? Nope. They explained the situation to me, I gave it some thought, asked about where exactly they still had feeling, what muscles were involved in them sitting up, did those muscles get zapped by the muscle relaxant. Yes they did, with the result my friend crunches over more. Being shortened in the torso in the first place, this crunches everything up so that the diaphragm can't move effectively.
    Eventually, at the GP for something else, this time a locum, they mentioned it, and the locum gave it a moment's thought, checked their posture, asked a couple of questions and said I'm not surprised, they're inappropriate for you because they're relaxing the muscles you need to hold you up, and I bet it's harder to transfer etc as well (which it was) and found something else to prescribe.
    This was GP number 4 or 5 at this point, the others just dismissed it out of hand and ascribed it to anxiety or other psychosomatic causes. It wasn't even a difficult problem to solve for anyone who actually gave it a moment's thought. The whole thing is frustrating at best.
    It's not just doctors either. The arguments I had recently with nurse practitioners after a finger injury, trying to get them to recognise that I'd severed a tendon (very deep laceration, after which the finger no longer flexed at that joint, so again not a complex thing) were astonishing and actually quite scary.

    • @oojackapivvy
      @oojackapivvy Před 8 měsíci

      Now I've got to the bit about PPIs etc, and the homeostatic push back and find myself thinking gaba drugs, which have been nothing short of a disaster for the vast majority of people I know who have taken them, and who - after torturous downward titration and eventual full withdrawal - are in no more pain once off them again than they were on them, and in some cases in less pain and eventually able to step down other pain drugs again as well. But they're wantonly pushed on people.

  • @toniyoung5131
    @toniyoung5131 Před rokem +27

    My personal version of low carb grew out of discovering that grains cause severe inflammation in my body. Since giving up pasta, rice and such things as tortilla/nan bread/pitta, my joints/digestion have improved greatly. I've begun eating a little sourdough bread, cold potato for resistant starch, ( i've really enjoyed potato salad all my life). I eat green leafy vegetables, peppers, mushrooms etc. I learned all this from a few Keto bloggers, so I consider Keto has helped my health greatly.

  • @catmbooking5645
    @catmbooking5645 Před 10 měsíci +15

    Dr. Weil, I bought Spontaneous Healing in 1996 and I have to thank you for how much it impacted my life. You single-handedly changed the way I thought about food, responsible consideration of both eastern and western medicine and my body's innate ability to heal. I was a 25 year-old artist at the time without health insurance. Staying healthy was of the utmost importance because I simply couldn't afford to go to the doctor.
    At 52, I look and feel like a 30 year old. I have maintained good health and been able to fight fleeting illness with what some have described as miraculous speed. I am a touring performer and never even caught Covid. It's not a miracle. It's a blessing that you shared with me and so many others who have benefitted from your wisdom and generosity. I still hear your voice saying that the human body is built for walking. That walking is as good, if not the best thing one can do for exercise. You are the OG! I am forever grateful. And you look exactly the same as you did 20 years ago btw....that alone says something! Thank you. Bless you. Sincerely, Cassidy

    • @mommom3172
      @mommom3172 Před 9 měsíci +1

      He really does! I had to go look up how old he is now.

  • @Francie315
    @Francie315 Před rokem +1

    I was thirty-three when I found Dr. Wilder. I began to read books about Mediterranean cuisine. I also was working out five days a week with Denise Austin and I felt and looked great!
    Stress became a major factor in my life around 35-40 years old. I began to eat a lot of foods packed with sugar, which is my weakness! As a result my health took a downward turn. In 2015 I was finally diagnosed with Lupus & RA. By this time stress levels are dangerously high.
    I really wanted to respond about stress and how much havoc it wreaks on our overall health! My body was constantly in a fight mode until my heart, mental and emotional health began to decline.
    I remembered Dr. Wilder teaching on Mediterranean food. I am now eating more fiber, mostly vegetables and wild caught Salmon. Along with red snapper and cod fish. I also have two excellent doctors. My primary doctor suggests that I eat more fiber, fruits and lean meats without frying. If I must with olive oil. I feel awesome! My pain level is zero! I am beginning to exercise more regularly. Though my stress is still too high, I am working on it. I swear by Dr. Wilder. Love this information video!

  • @laurawilliams5363
    @laurawilliams5363 Před 2 lety +11

    Discovered Dr Weil years ago. He is a treasure to the medical field. His books are great. Thank you for posting this wonderful video.

    • @southerngrandma4353
      @southerngrandma4353 Před 2 lety +1

      And he has looked the same for years, doesn’t seem to age. I think he’s near 80 in this video

  • @sandy-rr1by
    @sandy-rr1by Před rokem +5

    How many patients helped today? I read a book many years ago that said doctors are just educated guessers, that it was up to me to build on what Dr said and do what I could to help myself. That told me it's sorta up to me if I really want get better! This is an excellent interview.

  • @deborahdravesleggeponicity9475

    Wow, excellent podcast, comprehensive, thank you very much.

  • @gambinored81
    @gambinored81 Před rokem +8

    I had an endocrinologist put me on the Mediterranean diet/ Lifestyle back in 2018 because of a goiter my thyroid was not hyperactive or hypoactive but he suggested the Mediterranean diet to shrink the goiter I didn't stick to it and now I am hearing Dr William Li as well as Dr Andrew Weil suggest the Mediterranean diet. Im definitely switching today. As I have reduced my sugar cravings with berberine.

    • @suzeauster2223
      @suzeauster2223 Před rokem +1

      Greetings From Florida 🐬
      I just ordered Berberine 🎯
      Thank You 🙏

    • @eleanorsendeavors29
      @eleanorsendeavors29 Před 2 měsíci +2

      I hope you are doing well... Iodine insufficiency is prevalent in most peoples' diets. Healthy fats will help to improve thyroid function greatly - also don't overeat cruciferous vegetables, as they can inhibit thyroid function, something I only recently found out about. So now I only eat them once or twice a week...

  • @thewiseone9068
    @thewiseone9068 Před 10 měsíci +42

    I went to a dental hygienist appointment recently. As she worked on my mouth, she asked, "Are you a vegetarian?". I gave her a thumbs up. A short while later, she asked, "Are you vegan?" I answered that I'd explain later. So when the dental work was completed, she wanted to know what I ate because of the lack of inflammation in my gums. I had previously thought of inflammation as being at a cellular level but she was telling me that the lack of gum inflammation was visually obvious to her. So I told her about reading Dr. Greger's book, 'How Not to Die' in 2015 and changing to a whole-food plant-based (WFPB) diet. I love eating fibre and nutrient-rich foods and don't miss the animal and processed foods I've ditched. I like using water-based (no oil) cooking methods (steaming, broiling, baking). Eight years later, I'm 67 years old and slim, fit and strong. My hip osteoarthritis pain has (almost) gone. My bloating has gone (I'm gluten-free also). I am never constipated. There are no downsides. It's true - inflammation is a key indicator of your state of health. Ask your hygienist about the state of your gums and if they're inflamed, learn about healthy eating from Nutritionfacts and Forks Over Knives.

    • @grannygoes7882
      @grannygoes7882 Před 5 měsíci

      See this just goes to show we're all different and you have to find what works for you. My daughter ruined her health with veganism. She was one for over 30 years. I improved my health and got the same results you did (I'm 65) with the carnivore diet. My inflammation never showed in my gums. I could be totally inflamed, which usually shows in my colon by having crohn's flareups, and get my teeth cleaned and be told they looked fantastic. I think that is due to my regular use of a water pik. The most important thing for your health is what you believe. When you think you are doing something good for yourself, whether that is eating all veggies or all meat and aren't stressed AND move more than you sit, your body will respond in a positive way.

    • @rndem2674
      @rndem2674 Před 2 měsíci +5

      My wife and I are in our seventies. We have been whole food plant based for 15 years. Many health benefits, our only regret is that we didn’t start sooner!

  • @FiberFairy22
    @FiberFairy22 Před rokem +5

    I love that you've connected with all of the American docs I learn from, Rangan, thank you for continuing to do so and for your gigantic heart!

  • @saranoori5308
    @saranoori5308 Před rokem +2

    Hello to both of you especially Dr Weil which I follow him about 20 years. He is great and knowledgeable, thanks❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @Ravenmad2000
    @Ravenmad2000 Před rokem +2

    Firstly, thank you so much for your time and fantastic advice…and interviewing like-minded specialists.
    Such valuable information that I have really taken on board.
    You speak of placebo…for what it’s worth, I used to work with an Avian and Reptile Vet and his wife, who treated Animals holistically. Correct diet and vitamin supplements were the first approach…and 90% of his patients were dietary deficient. Fatty liver in most pet species is a huge concern, even in Snakes…because owners have been conned by pet shops and Rodent breeders to 'powerfeed' their Snakes…only to sell more Rats and Mice.
    Anyway, seeing the tremendous results of good diet, behavioural enrichment and vitamin supplements in Animals proves it’s not placebo.

  • @janicemaslanko1376
    @janicemaslanko1376 Před 2 lety +7

    Excellent discussion and information. Have been a big fan of both of you gentleman for many years. I was very fortunate to come to BC in 1992, I became a patient of Dr. Jon Matsen of Northshore Naturopath. I am sure you both have read his book Eating Alive. Thank you for your work and your continued commitment.💙

  • @patiaday1
    @patiaday1 Před 2 lety +72

    Have always loved Dr Weil. Thank you for having such a wise guest. Learned so much!!

    • @wmp3346
      @wmp3346 Před 2 lety +1

      Me too, and we are both Philly guys

  • @susanwale8887
    @susanwale8887 Před 2 lety +14

    Thank you so much for this amazing video. I have always said that doctors don’t find the origin of the decease but try to just treat it and the body is a whole. Mind, body and soul.🙏🏻❤️🦋

  • @valerielegg1455
    @valerielegg1455 Před rokem +1

    Awesome awesome interview i feel so excited hearing such honesty wonderful wonderful wonderful 👍❤️👍❤️

  • @wmp3346
    @wmp3346 Před 2 lety +6

    A true scholar and gentleman 🙌

  • @susan7414
    @susan7414 Před rokem +17

    I really appreciate everything you guys are doing.. I wish more doctors were up because this isn’t that new 😩

  • @RM-xm6ot
    @RM-xm6ot Před 2 lety +28

    I appreciate the connection between inflammation, cytokines, and depression over serotonin and current pharmaceutical remedies with horrible side effects. That sounds revolutionary.

  • @heidipucci9078
    @heidipucci9078 Před 2 měsíci

    I remember Dr. Weil from when I was a kid, he was considered sort of ""new wave" out in rural Montana where they had barely heard of yoga! I have always thought everything he says and does in healthcare has made sense,though and I have to say, I am so very inspired and impressed after listening to this!❤❤❤❤ Thank you both very much!

  • @beverlyparnell1408
    @beverlyparnell1408 Před 2 lety +12

    Wow, I'm speechless, he hit a home run. I love this guy.

  • @jakobw135
    @jakobw135 Před 2 lety +6

    will a 4 second inhale followed by a 4-second holding of the breath followed Again by an 8-second exhale and finally followed by holding the breath again with all the air out - for 4 seconds - also accomplish the same thing as your 4-7-8 technique ?

  • @carolgiangreco6548
    @carolgiangreco6548 Před 2 lety +2

    By the way, I love and appreciate this channel sooo much!

  • @patsymoore5507
    @patsymoore5507 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Great conversation! Thank you for sharing!

  • @libbyneves5457
    @libbyneves5457 Před rokem +3

    Dr Weil was the first in my world to validate Naturopathic medicine along with Allopathic medicine. The words “Integrative Medicine” gave me language to explain to my chemo doctor why I had eliminated sugar, why I was taking supplements based on biofeedback.

  • @eileenie3101
    @eileenie3101 Před rokem +10

    I loved this video. I learned so much. I came away after watching and listening knowing that,yes, I do have agency over my body and I can get well or at least better by using my mind, for instance. Thank you!

    • @AB-jc3sw
      @AB-jc3sw Před 8 měsíci

      Pls write on screen for better understanding

  • @coloursofothers5709
    @coloursofothers5709 Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks so much!

  • @a.wilcox5690
    @a.wilcox5690 Před 2 měsíci

    I have followed Dr. Weill’s advice since the 80’s and taught it to my clients when I was a psychologist and wellness coach. But my doctors often are not in line with these concepts. They go so quickly to prescribe meds when I want to work on lifestyle changes. Integrative medicine is not well understood by most if my doctors. Sometimes I have to challenge, question, and teach them. I find it very stressful. I wish Dr. Weill was my doctor. He is a pioneer in his field and I have always known that. Very grateful for his work and publications.

  • @chazwyman8951
    @chazwyman8951 Před rokem +12

    I went on a diet for the first time as a teenager counting calories. It was hard but worked - for a while. But as time went on I found I had to keep repeating the diet. They all ended the same way. You have to think about food all day, planning meals counting every last thing. But all diets ended the same way - feeling tired and hungry. With each year I'd have to accept a new higher normal weight. I obeyed the advice low fat, more fibre, eat fruit and veg. By the time I was 62 I ended up prediabetic; with a heart condition, fatty liver, and 18st 5lbs, on Statins, PPI, CCI, aspirin. THEN I discovered Jason Fung and his guide to fasting, and also adopted HFLC diet. After 10 months my weight was down to 14st 12lbs. My A1C down, HDL up, Triglycerides down. Stopped the statins, PPI and CCI pills, no more heart pain, breathing better, no more waking in the middle of the night with wind, no more fatty liver. A calorie is not a calorie. It matters what kinds of food you eat far more than the energy value. I enjoy fat foods. WHo would have thought that the old book my Mum had in 1960 "Eat fat, Grow Slim" was better advice that any of the pseudo-scientific epidemiology upon which the "guidlines" are based. If you want to read more on this; Robert Lustig (sugar), Gary Taubes (keto), Nina Teicholz(unpacking the guidlines), Richard Johnson (on the role of fructose).

    • @mj8495
      @mj8495 Před rokem +1

      Great points - I would add avoiding industrial seed oils as well.

    • @chazwyman8951
      @chazwyman8951 Před rokem

      @@mj8495 Indeed I do.

  • @mariat3216
    @mariat3216 Před rokem +3

    I learned about Dr Weil when I worked at Marshall Fields( Macy’s) at his products were available at the Origins counter. I was already on the road to healthy eating. When my Mom got sick with cancer and had chemo his products where the only ones she was not reacting to. RIP. After my Moms death I decided to change my diet and hopefully influence my children. It took me 7 years to become vegan. I’ll eat goat or sheep cheese and yogurt. I also cut gluten, sugar( well I have sometimes a good piece of home baked apple pie). When I went to Greece after my Dad died ( kidney failure, heart failure, overweight, diabetes) I was eating everything but there is no use of butter unless you ask. Olive oil. I was fine no inflammation. I-have lupus.A lot of times I would spend 2-3 months in bed , when my daughter got sick with Covid in December of 2019 and then I got sick in January it took me till March to recover!!! I decided I am not going to live like that! Cleaned my kitchen . No soda , no chips, no white rice, flour, noodles you name it. Yoga, breathing ( Kundalini) long walks with dogs, grounding. Results amazing! I had 2 pituitary tumors 5mm and 4 mm and they were causing so many issues. Blurry vision, dizziness, gait problems, I also believe high heart rate because of anxiety. Dizziness was vertigo everyday with nausea. And 2 kids that had to drive to school and pick up in sub zero temps. Radiation meds didn’t help, my hair were falling out, skin was so dry, I developed neuropathy and lost goes on. And being vegan changed my life and “gluten” free( there is a good gluten . One tumor shrieked to 1 mm. My dizziness significantly diminished and my balance is restored. I got of Plaquanil before Covid started because it was lowering my immune system and causing cancer cell growth. My doctor was mad!!! It saved my life. I had time to strengthen my body a little before I got hit with Covid, but I am alive. Essential oil, chicken soup with turmeric saved my daughter she had fever of 105F and no one new what’s wrong with her. She was coughing so bad I thought she is going to suffocate. She also changed her diet after Covid. Seeing my both parents suffering so much my biggest fear was not to die their death. I always thought my parents will get old and die in their dream…. Reality is we are what we eat. I’m so glad I came across Dr. Weil. I advocate healthy eating in my family and friends but all I hear are laughs. I believe that you can make change within 3 weeks of drastic diet. I’m slim I was exercising and eating peanut butter and margarine. Not to mention during childhood lard! I had atherosclerosis in a main vein 80-90%. I went water and greens, no oils, nuts, avocados, and balsamic oil. I only could do it for 3 weeks and I went to 50-60%. Yes!!!! Doctor said it was a glitch. Sure! I know what I did and I believe it! I am working on my stress and childhood trauma because that contributes to cancer in my body. Thank you for all great tips. Thank you 🙏🏽. 💕Peace Kindness Compassion

  • @bivbiv5757
    @bivbiv5757 Před rokem +1

    What great conversation among Docs!

  • @sallykempis5341
    @sallykempis5341 Před 8 měsíci

    Yes..learning and practicing

  • @naphatsiri8
    @naphatsiri8 Před 2 lety +7

    Love Andrew W big time. Read "The Natural Mind" I think was the original title in 1977/78 great book, it had a big impact in my life Thank you

  • @250txc
    @250txc Před 2 lety +5

    Mr. Weil has a great prospective on medical care in the USA.

  • @lisaclausen8304
    @lisaclausen8304 Před 2 lety +1

    Wow!! I absolutely cannot do the plugged either..
    Truly incredible! Mind opening!.

  • @maryannechilds6459
    @maryannechilds6459 Před 9 měsíci +2

    I like how chatterjee adds to conversation unlike other u tube hosts. Great chat !!❤❤❤

  • @vincentv1432
    @vincentv1432 Před 10 měsíci +26

    On Keto I was able to lose 25 pounds, lower high triglycerides, lower LDL, reverse fatty liver and being pre diabetic in 3 months. My doctor who didn't want me to do keto said to continue doing whatever I was doing.

    • @connieholmes4853
      @connieholmes4853 Před 10 měsíci +5

      I am insulin resistant and I also did keto and lost weight in my stomach area first! It is usually the last place I would lose because I was eating a lot of carbs. Now I am addicted to carbs they give me a euphoric feeling but I never would get full from foods like rice. I did get full from vegetables, protein and healthy fats therefore allowing fasting to become natural. I am the least concerned about the “social” aspect and more focused on freaking living for the long haul. That’s part of the problem is that we as people eat too much and the wrong foods. My stomach becomes bloated when I eat carbs. Some healthy carb in moderation is reasonable but you can get fiber from other sources besides carbs.

    • @rubiccube8953
      @rubiccube8953 Před 10 měsíci +3

      @@connieholmes4853Its what we were designed by nature to eat . We were not designed to eat cereal whole grain bullshit. Our ancestors probably ate lots of Unpolluted shell fish and low carb veg. My main food is sardines.

    • @flumpaustin1994
      @flumpaustin1994 Před 10 měsíci

      ​@@rubiccube8953Have we been designed? If so, by who?

    • @rubiccube8953
      @rubiccube8953 Před 10 měsíci

      @@flumpaustin1994 Bill gates the fat belly man.

    • @MrTea7
      @MrTea7 Před 10 měsíci

      @@connieholmes4853 You can get all the fiber you'll ever need nibbling on fruit, you don't have to eat lots. Plus it's one of Nature's very best "probiotics". If you want to go "all out" make smoothies with fruit and blend in Chia seeds or similar ingredients and you can blend in protein powder, numerous supps/herbs (I use fresh Turneric root and chlorella powder) and pack more nutrition into fewer calories than any packaged or even most "natural" foods will have. Many MDs have their patients afraid of fruit! But they're OK with Hot Cheetos and other junk?! The government subsidizes this by letting people spend EBT on it.

  • @250txc
    @250txc Před 2 lety +22

    11:55 -- I have an old army injury that has caused pain in my wrist for ~30 yrs ... I cut out most sugars, started drinking Olive oil every day. The swelling in my wrist went down and 90% of the pain went away also. I'm sold on staying away from processed food and sugars as much as possible.

    • @maggieguzowski768
      @maggieguzowski768 Před 2 lety

      May I ask, how much olive oil do you drink per day? Thanks

    • @250txc
      @250txc Před 2 lety +5

      @@maggieguzowski768 I never measure it but first thing in the morning I take a shot right out of the bottle; same thing at night before bed; then pour OO on salads or any other foods you eat during the day,
      --
      Cutting all soft \ energy drinks and sugars of all types out, cutting way back on fruits helped me greatly.

    • @Natasha-SR-Bartholomew
      @Natasha-SR-Bartholomew Před 2 lety +2

      What brand of olive oil do you consume? Because I am yet to really see any virgin olive oil. It's always mixed with some other.

    • @maggieguzowski768
      @maggieguzowski768 Před 2 lety +1

      @@250txc Thanks ! 👍

    • @bobmeyers3478
      @bobmeyers3478 Před 2 lety +1

      @@Natasha-SR-Bartholomew I believe the OO from California that’s 100% OO and not the mixed is one of the best

  • @jenniferromonoyske3655
    @jenniferromonoyske3655 Před 3 měsíci +1

    I loved this conversation by two very intelligent Dr.s. Thank you.

  • @MommaBearsCorner
    @MommaBearsCorner Před 2 lety +1

    i've exchanged flaxseed for butter in potatoes. it taste ver simular in them, and use it on salads with lemon & alittle mixed in of greek or veg dressing for added taste..

  • @Liesl_Cigarboxguitar
    @Liesl_Cigarboxguitar Před 2 lety +7

    This video should be used for training in the NHS ! Tell this to the GPs

  • @ysunsets
    @ysunsets Před 2 lety +6

    Mediterranean/Asian diet way of eating! That's what I've been doing!
    He swiped my idea/method‼️🤣
    A great one for flavors 🤗

  • @beccogiallo
    @beccogiallo Před 2 měsíci +1

    I love Dr Weil and have followed him for longer than I can remember.

  • @dorthymcbride3384
    @dorthymcbride3384 Před 2 lety

    My favorite for over a decade!!! Dr. WEIL is the best in the world!!! AMEN...MAHALO!😇❤🌈

  • @ellensteadman7742
    @ellensteadman7742 Před 2 lety +84

    Love what you're saying about personal research and experience for personal nutrition Dr Chatterjee. The Buddha told those who asked him "how and what to eat" that he could not tell them as he was not in their bodies. They had general guidelines like OMAD (one meal a day) but personal awareness is essential because each persons causes and conditions are different. Thank you so much for these podcasts! Also so happy to see pranayam being introduced to global culture!

    • @bethvirginiaphillips4583
      @bethvirginiaphillips4583 Před 2 lety +6

      Everything you need to know about eating right is in the Bible.

    • @addiecoelman1996
      @addiecoelman1996 Před 10 měsíci +2

      ​@@bethvirginiaphillips4583don't be ridiculous. I read the Bible, it's not a diet book.

    • @bethvirginiaphillips4583
      @bethvirginiaphillips4583 Před 10 měsíci +1

      @@addiecoelman1996 I take it you never read the Old Testament. It tells how God provided the right foods for us. And what not to eat. Educate yourself.

    • @addiecoelman1996
      @addiecoelman1996 Před 8 měsíci

      @bethvirginiaphillips4583 get over yourself you virtue signaling whiner. When I prove you wrong you then change your story. God provided us with what we need. There's not a food group left out. You're not a Christian woman because you're so busy being a whining gossip. You need more than an education, you need common sense.

    • @GreaterGood2024
      @GreaterGood2024 Před 5 měsíci +1

      Yes. Jesus said, "Man does not live on bread alone" Matt 4:4
      So, Intermittent Fasting and LCHF Diet is the answer

  • @user-ub2md5lo3u
    @user-ub2md5lo3u Před rokem +8

    Healthy Keto has help heal my family and I. I also I am shocked at how many farms are sprayed with tons of chemicals that make people sick. We should have more organic farms 😊

  • @achobrother7128
    @achobrother7128 Před 10 měsíci +1

    at 10:30min- "in many cases health benefits that people experience when they change the way they eat are not directly due to the dietary change but rather to the commitment of mental energy to do something to improve their health, there is no way to do that experiment but i think, its not easy for people to change how they eat and so, to do so represents a great commitment in mental energy and that often initiates a healing response blah blah blah blah," that excerpt right there tell you EVERYTHING you need to know-this guy is a full of it....thank you & good night!

  • @cgandcg
    @cgandcg Před 10 měsíci +2

    I have started eating more greens and limited carbs. I feel much better! Mostly eating consciously and not overeating at meals, not many snacks in between meals😊