How Paul lowered his SHBG

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  • čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
  • Paul explains how he implemented more Boron in hopes of lowering his SHBG, and whether he thinks it worked. He also talks about incorporating phlebotomy into his routine, his most recent ferritin levels, and how he feels about “iron overload.”

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  • @macknumber9
    @macknumber9 Před rokem +19

    Paul I am extremely interested in this. By giving blood you're free testosterone jumped almost 100% from 14 to 25 and you are off the charts marked as high free t at the age of 45!
    This is remarkable and can be groundbreaking stuff. Hemochromatosis or not we have to learn more about what is happening here. So many man suffer from high shbg. You are on to something and credit to Elliot for spotting it.

    • @FFUNK
      @FFUNK Před rokem

      I agree. This is a HUGE discovery if true

  • @lisak8912
    @lisak8912 Před rokem +13

    Dr. I love how you’re helping people improve their lives and nutrition. 🙏🏻Your homocysteine is high. You’re definitely iron loading and vitamin c (your fruit) is going to contribute to this even more - dangerous duo. I love animal based, but I do not feel it’s natural to have access to this much red meat at all times and many carnivores are struggling with iron overload. Is a proper diet one that requires you to give blood constantly? The body is trying to give you signals. Appreciate you! Be well!!

    • @macknumber9
      @macknumber9 Před rokem +6

      Well said. It is not natural to have to give blood. If you have a gene disorder then so be it but it is not natural to have to give blood just to maintain correct iron levels in the body. Something here is off whether it is Paul's diet causing this or a gene disorder (hemachromotisis) or possibly something wrong in the body such as a heavy metal toxic issue causing this downstream....either way we need to dig further on this

    • @FirstnameLastname-pe5ib
      @FirstnameLastname-pe5ib Před 2 měsíci +1

      Since we don't menstruate, men are at higher risk of this. Especially if they took any iron supplements, multi's or ate fortified foods, which are most packaged foods in the west. Long covid also causes excess iron accumulation. Diet alone is unlikely to do this.

  • @bbsaid218
    @bbsaid218 Před rokem +42

    I eat liver, kidneys and beef every day and have cooked in iron pans for years. I have donated blood 4 times a year for the last 3 years. Before each donation they test for iron. My iron levels are perfect every time. The saying of cooking in iron and consuming liver will give you excessive iron levels may be old wives tales. ..donate blood regularly, they will test your iron levels, you will dump any excess iron and also toxins, and help others at the same time

    • @LibertarianRF
      @LibertarianRF Před rokem +2

      Smart

    • @LibertarianRF
      @LibertarianRF Před rokem

      I don't think donating blood gets rid of so-called toxins that's also an old wives sale isn't it

    • @DrewBeam04
      @DrewBeam04 Před rokem +2

      Same here

    • @daviddad1234
      @daviddad1234 Před rokem +3

      I donate blood at least 3 times a year. Donating blood not only may save someone’s life in a tragic accident but I feel there is also health benefits.

    • @Primal391
      @Primal391 Před rokem +1

      Are you testing your ferritin levels too? Iron test doesn’t normally include that from what I have seen. 4 times a year your ferritin is probably really low.

  • @macknumber9
    @macknumber9 Před rokem +13

    You mentioned that you experienced a delayed puberty. Check this out Paul.
    In one study, hypogonadism was present in 65% of men with β-thalassemia, while hypothyroidism was only present in 4% [8]. Furthermore, male children with β-thalassemia will often fail to enter puberty unless the iron is chelated [9, 10].
    I find it ironic (wow no pun intended there lol) that quite possibly you had iron overload and this iron overload was corrected by phlebotomy and you also mentioned that you had delayed puberty. The odds are leaning towards a possibility that you could have this genetic trait.
    What do you think Paul? I have been following you for years and this that we are stumbling on about iron overload and SHBG thanks to Elliot Overton has my mind blown. This is groundbreaking. I hope you have a follow up video to this topic.

  • @charananandasena3148
    @charananandasena3148 Před rokem +3

    thank you for being transparent

  • @patrick815
    @patrick815 Před rokem +7

    I've heard this theory once that stated the reason woman outlive men is because of menstruation thus getting rid of iron in their blood.

  • @rodrigsantsil
    @rodrigsantsil Před 4 měsíci

    We're on the opposite side 8f the bridge. My ferritin was 43 ,FT 7, and SHBG 79 last November. Now on April 8, my ferritin was 41, FT 11, and SHBG 58. I changed my diet in December by replacing chicken breast with beef, about 1 pound each day. My ferritin went down because I'd been cooking it with red wine all along and sprinkling it with curcumin. Now, 150 ferritin is the safe range fir a man. Under 70 you're veering towards anemia

  • @garyr1934
    @garyr1934 Před měsícem +1

    What about taking copper supplements as it helps the body utilize iron
    And prevents it from building up in liver even if blood shows no excess

  • @AlwaysAudacity
    @AlwaysAudacity Před rokem +9

    I've always skipped breakfast, and decided that probably sends a 'famine signal' to my sex hormones. For circadian reasons, and in an attempt to improve my hormonal profile, I decided to eat sucrose and saturated fat every morning. For about a month, I had Cheerios/Raisin bran with raw honey and whole milk. In addition to my test/free test going up about 20 percent, my libido/performance greatly improved. I assumed it was from milk, but after studying honey, it appears it could have been from the boron.

    • @macknumber9
      @macknumber9 Před rokem +8

      I wonder if it was from no longer fasting and instead consuming breakfast

    • @AlwaysAudacity
      @AlwaysAudacity Před rokem +2

      @macknumber9 Could be..
      I'm going to eat foods with boron to test.

    • @PeterShev
      @PeterShev Před rokem

      @@AlwaysAudacity Hey! Any updates?

    • @AlwaysAudacity
      @AlwaysAudacity Před rokem

      @PeterShev I tried eating raisins and prunes every morning for a few weeks because they have a lot of boron, but I didn't get any results. I was also tanning and using a red light in the nude every other day....I suspect that was what did it. Plan to test that soon.

  • @SugaFree2387
    @SugaFree2387 Před 3 měsíci +2

    Just wanted to point out. My ferritin was never above 70 in the last 7 years, but i still got iron overload, due to my saturation being in the 50% range.
    My SHBG was still really high, and i currenlty got it down to 55 after 2 blood donations. Hopefully 1-2 more donations and im done.
    Just wanted to say, ideally, try not to go below 100 ferritin, other you might feel horrible mentally and physically as well.

  • @Silphwave
    @Silphwave Před rokem +6

    I've found I do better without fruit and honey and getting a small amount of carbs in the form of milk and yogurt.

  • @TheScottlehn90
    @TheScottlehn90 Před 11 měsíci +3

    Hey I had hepatitis c from heroin use when I was younger. It turns out liver scarring and decreased liver function can increase shbg. But also increased iron, increasing shbg. Just something to consider. Thank you for your research

  • @Only1Megs
    @Only1Megs Před rokem +7

    I eat what you're eating currently. But I am a female. Is this diet good for estrogen and iron levels? I hear a lot about male libido and testorane levels for the men. But I would love to learn what you know, Dr. about the healthy effects of this way of life for females.

    • @pyrgakis
      @pyrgakis Před 11 měsíci +1

      Ive heard because of menstruation, iron overload problems on women are much much harder to acure

  • @marshareed1438
    @marshareed1438 Před 7 měsíci +1

    I’m woman with high SHBG & It sucks! I’ve always been a big meat eater & cooked from iron pans. I have never been able to give blood bcz my iron is either too low or my weight is too low lol. I take compounded hormones. My hormones didn’t get screwed up until I took hormones.
    My pharmacist has me taking Aller-Ease DHQ which is a comb of Querctin, stinging nettle root, Bromelain, Rutin, N-Acetyl L, L-cystine & dhydroquerctin. I know for a fact that Querctin is found in pineapples & that’s where they get it for the supplement. I also use a DHT blocking Shampoo & conditioner. Saved my hair!

  • @TotalEquilibrium1
    @TotalEquilibrium1 Před 4 měsíci +3

    Its not that complicated. Just consume calcium dairy products. Also black and green tea inhibit iron absorption. This is why you should eat a varied balanced diet without imposing limits. If the diet was a great diet this would have never been allowed to happen. Surely one would think of this and be aware of this😅

  • @daviddad1234
    @daviddad1234 Před rokem +2

    For those of us that don’t have the benefit of getting our grass fed/finished beef in Costa Rica it would be nice to know if we were given some great places where to buy here. There is a farm in Georgia that practices regenerative agriculture called White Oaks Farm and Dr. Mark Hyman in his news letter talks about Force of Nature grass fed/grass finished beef as a reliable source.

    • @tommyjones1357
      @tommyjones1357 Před 28 dny

      Bro, just use the Wendy’s drive-thru and get some Patties like the rest of us!

  • @OptiRaz
    @OptiRaz Před rokem +7

    It doesn’t sound like a very natural diet when you need to draw blood to get optimal iron levels though?

    • @LoveFactorySweatShop
      @LoveFactorySweatShop Před rokem

      Because Paul is a fad diet grifter.

    • @loot6
      @loot6 Před 3 měsíci

      Yeah the meat intake is surely too high.

  • @jab3323
    @jab3323 Před rokem +10

    Hey Paul, or anyone who wants to answer. Do you think you were eating too many organs that caused iron overload? So much iron in organs even compared to muscle meat

    • @vidalskyociosen3326
      @vidalskyociosen3326 Před rokem +1

      Any person that selling be very cautious , it’s your health your gambling. Try a very simple high quality read meat carnivore, sometimes this Doctor complicate way too much just too sell supplements, there’s a rumor lots of lives ruined by this kind of salesmen.

    • @Fighter4Street
      @Fighter4Street Před měsícem

      Yes, he was eating bull you know what organs.

  • @vinceedwards142
    @vinceedwards142 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Total testosterone 920
    Free 133
    SHBG 66
    What do you guys think I'm 56 years old 6 foot tall 220lbs mostly carnivore diet but not perfect with it

  • @noahglenn8305
    @noahglenn8305 Před rokem +3

    I wonder if your iron would have went down and SHGB if you ONLY cut out liver. Plenty of carnivores seem to be fine with occasional organ intake

  • @boroskiwi1143
    @boroskiwi1143 Před rokem +4

    So Frank was right again amazing...

  • @tyserie9057
    @tyserie9057 Před rokem +3

    Does anyone knows if giving plasma has the same effect(lowering shbg). The reason I am asking is, you can donate plasma every 14 days, but blood once per 3 months and its very hard to find someone who will bleed you out just because you want to :D

  • @firstname1lastname241

    Thanks Paul. Im trying to figure out the same think from InsideTracker. I just got my shbg and it was high at 53, ferritin at 106, iron 129, ts 47%.

  • @craigfisher1062
    @craigfisher1062 Před rokem +2

    Google checkiron v1.3 and test for iron accumulation propensity. Hold Ferretin at 100 or below. If it keeps going up quickly it means you have ferretin storgage in your tissues.

  • @tomubl2655
    @tomubl2655 Před měsícem

    Paul, I have hemochromatosis. many consider me an expert in iron related, i dont think that much of myself, I dont like pinning T cypionate because of polycythemia (had 2 strokes), enclomiphene citrate brought my T from 180 to 300ng, keep in mind land mark is 530ng, FSH and LH still good of EC, balls plush, but SHBG has grown a mind of its own
    i was taking 10mg of boron, supposedly highly absorbable, and as you cite, boron has other applications from bone density to AV and SA node firing at the heart,
    it did NOT reduce shbg,
    in the past estradiol E2 would rise together with shgb when pinning t cyp, i would knock it down with anastrazole/arimidex and they would rise and fall together.................now at age 60 a different story E2 at 19.6 (sweet) SHBG at 48 not sweet needs to be 25 and ill probably pick up another 100ng of Total T and an increase in free T if i can get the shbg back in line....
    my iron targets for heterozygous hereditary hemochromatosis:
    Iron 100
    Saturation 25 (currently 39
    Ferritin 50-75 (currently at 150)
    what is interesting when i give blood phleb, the sat goes down on the iron panel
    you stated about ferritin levels and related iron stores....i developed a protocol .... i hope this helps someone, the protocol certainly will, i call it "Shutting the Door" as follows:
    keep in mind, exogenous T like t cypionate etc, is an antagonist to hepcidin the master control hormone of iron in the liver, vitamin c is an adaptogen - it increases stores or mobilizes depending on the individuals state........
    i would stop injecting T, boost vit C to a gram a day, regular buffered C not plant based, i would give blood phleb at iron serum 150, it knocks down to 100 wait a few days test, 150, bleed, test, bleed, test bleed.....the stores were dumping and being mobilized by the vit C, now at about round 3 or 4, the iron serum no longer rises.........
    this is where you want it to be, then i down dose the vit C, start back on the T cyp and reset..... i would do this one or twice a year.....
    The question i have for you, the SHBG when you give blood it is still holding to its ratio over volume, WHAT IS THE MECHANISM WITHIN THE PHLEBOTOMY THAT REDUCES THE SHBG?
    as mentioned being on EC the E2 is sweet im concerned about tanking it if i phleb.
    ill test, pull off 600ml, wait a few days, the adjustments to overall body affect seems to be 48-72 hours after the phleb.......ill test again and post before and after....you were put in my path today for a reason, best to you. thanks for doing the heavy lifting....peace

  • @izulkaburoszek1108
    @izulkaburoszek1108 Před rokem +2

    Absorption of iron from meat is increased because you consume fruits which have got vit C?

  • @thorazine0076
    @thorazine0076 Před rokem +2

    I would like to know what are the best cookware to use? How do I cook a nice steak while lowering the leaked iron exposure?

    • @MsTheShit101
      @MsTheShit101 Před 10 měsíci +1

      Trying to figure this out too, I’ve come to the conclusion the only solution is a vintage glass skillet

  • @squiggy1966
    @squiggy1966 Před 3 měsíci

    Research indicates that donating blood/phlebotomy, lowers red blood cell count, and consequently V02 max, anaerobic threshold, and overall endurance takes a significant hit for at least 4 weeks, and up to months, after a single blood donation. Have you noticed or measured this yourself?

  • @velosoj1
    @velosoj1 Před 11 měsíci +1

    How do you access a phlebotomy blood draw less than 200cc? On google it says blood donations are not less that 500cc.

  • @BellaVita100
    @BellaVita100 Před rokem +3

    Why would you not donate blood instead of wasting it?It can help others while helping you...

  • @ChuXstaR
    @ChuXstaR Před 29 dny

    Any chance you can share how u lowered sbgh. Or is there a way I can pay to consult you? I have bloodwork

  • @AP-ei4jt
    @AP-ei4jt Před rokem +2

    Doc, are you concerned about your rise in CRP?

  • @dongerdong1184
    @dongerdong1184 Před rokem +4

    Carnivore helped my skin and body fat but my libido went away my blood test showed total test 847 but free test 8 and sbgh 89. Starting eating carbs and libido came back and free test went to 18 and sbgh went to 60?

    • @AP-ei4jt
      @AP-ei4jt Před rokem

      High protein diet is overrated. Your body needs carbs and glucose. Ketones are an emergency coping mechanism. Your body increases cortisol to squeeze glucose out of proteins. When you have elevated cortisol, you have low libido. Nature never had an abundance of animals for people to consume like you are led to believe.

    • @dongerdong1184
      @dongerdong1184 Před rokem

      @@AP-ei4jt nature never had am abundance of animal to eat? More animal less population? What do you think we mainly ate 500 years ago? I live in Idaho all that grows is occasional berry some roots mushrooms and lots of animals
      No carbs?

    • @AP-ei4jt
      @AP-ei4jt Před rokem +1

      @@dongerdong1184 People ate whatever they could get their hands on. You will be amazed how much edible plants and roots are around. Also, population was much smaller then. 500 year is a blip in human evolution. People didn't all evolve in Idaho lol. In fact few did. There is a huge area of the equator and tropics where plant food was never a problem. In fact if you live in the tropics, you don't feel like eating as much animal food. I am surprised Paul is eating that much meat living in Portal Rico.

    • @dongerdong1184
      @dongerdong1184 Před rokem

      @@AP-ei4jt yeah I'm surprised also because of where he lives but what I'm saying is most of Europe Canada Australia there isn't any carb food source meat would be important.

    • @AP-ei4jt
      @AP-ei4jt Před rokem

      @@dongerdong1184 I like meat in colder climate too. Your libido may also have something to do with low nitric oxide which is one of the biggest health crisis in society. Plant is a good source of nitrate which gets converted into nitric oxide with the aid of ascorbic acid, also prevalent in plants. Lack of sun exposure could also have something to do with it.

  • @lennydaiglejr3094
    @lennydaiglejr3094 Před rokem +1

    Check out “ Dumping Iron” by P.D. Mangan. It’s a real eye opener.

  • @alpha.0
    @alpha.0 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Are you still doing the phlebotomy?

  • @azedsqyounees219
    @azedsqyounees219 Před rokem +4

    Doctor, can you talk about the relationship of hormonal hair loss and SHBG? 🤔🤔🤔

    • @Johnny3Batony
      @Johnny3Batony Před rokem +2

      SHBG binds your testosterone. So if you have high SHBG it will make you low T and one of the symptoms of low T is hair loss.

    • @SJ-xb7lg
      @SJ-xb7lg Před 8 měsíci +2

      @@Johnny3BatonyWrong.

  • @clevelandstreetpreachers

    Drinking coffee after consuming meat helps inhibit iron absorption, the caffeine that is

    • @loot6
      @loot6 Před 3 měsíci

      But he believes coffee is poison.

  • @yew6981
    @yew6981 Před rokem +3

    Why does lowering iron lead to decreased SHBG?

    • @macknumber9
      @macknumber9 Před rokem +1

      This is what I'm dying to find out too. I truly hope Paul digs deep on this. This is really fascinating and can help so many guys out. Women too.

  • @Sleepdriver1984
    @Sleepdriver1984 Před 5 měsíci

    Iron itself (even when it in the normal range) is the reason why many people can't activate their stemcells and make them migrate from the adipose tissue to the interested tissue we want to increase under hypoxic condition

  • @tscale3266
    @tscale3266 Před rokem +2

    Vegan about 10 years very high ferritin but low iron assuming the mrsa infection i got fed on my iron - been meat based almost a year now I’m looking forward to seeing changes - does anybody know if you can sell blood really don’t like the idea of donating and some company selling ☹️

    • @lellinger
      @lellinger Před rokem +1

      I know of being compensated for blood plasma.

    • @exponentialagroforestryini4381
      @exponentialagroforestryini4381 Před rokem +1

      Like Paul said: Competent functional medicine drs and naturopaths who are aware of this information will pull blood and let you have it or just toss it. Unless you mean your intentionally trying to sell it… either way Talk to your dr.

    • @vidalskyociosen3326
      @vidalskyociosen3326 Před rokem +1

      Try people with Vampire bat pets, since you were vegan for 10 years, it could infect some animals, maybe better to donate it to humans.

    • @goodgoysandgirls
      @goodgoysandgirls Před rokem

      Have you had your ferritin re-checked? How are you doing now?

  • @julienrodot8288
    @julienrodot8288 Před 4 měsíci

    Decreasing SHBG is directly related to higher risk of morbidity. I you are under TRT either you only take one shot per week or increase your testosterone dose

  • @FFUNK
    @FFUNK Před rokem +1

    Any update on this?

  • @chrisinclan8866
    @chrisinclan8866 Před rokem +2

    Paul you may not have those hemochromatosis genes that we are aware of but you are certainly loading iron based on your numbers? So could there be more genes we are unaware of??? How come you just now started loading iron?? And not the first years I'd being carnivore?? Maybe the added vitamin c with the iron rich meals???

  • @TheSadiesyaya
    @TheSadiesyaya Před rokem

    Really been following your carnivore way for a long time. What's the best diet for late onset MS.. I am 70 yo female

  • @bryanc.5463
    @bryanc.5463 Před rokem

    I just got a blood viscosity test and it’s on the low end of the range. So a phlebotomy wouldn’t help me?

  • @jobnlindsey5408
    @jobnlindsey5408 Před rokem

    Ahhh. A good Ole "bloodletting ". S.N.L. had a good skit with Steve Martin, Theodoric of york

  • @jmwhitt
    @jmwhitt Před rokem +1

    Vitamin c in fruit helps iron absorption

  • @Gustavo-pp2pd
    @Gustavo-pp2pd Před rokem

    I have low shbg, and many problems with TRT, because there's high FT and e2.
    Low carb and carnivore diet increase shbg levels, so it's maybe a solution for men's in trt with low shbg?

  • @Retrodan680
    @Retrodan680 Před rokem

    Wasn't this posted the other day?

  • @kezy2695
    @kezy2695 Před 2 měsíci

    why you have so high progesteron? 0,3 ng/ml is very high!

  • @kiwimaccomboattack9765
    @kiwimaccomboattack9765 Před rokem +3

    Paul! There's been talk online how many of your problems may infact stem from over consumption of organs. Can you please do an experiment for at least 3 weeks no fruit, supplements and organ meat. Just beef muscle meat and fat. Then do your labs and see how you feel.

  • @optimumperformance
    @optimumperformance Před rokem

    IP-6 also good for lowering ferritin.

  • @nbtc539
    @nbtc539 Před 4 měsíci

    I give blood once a year I just figure it’s a fast way to supercharge the body and rid it of stagnation. Sort of like fasting but for your blood

  • @goggins6121
    @goggins6121 Před rokem

    Thougts on Dr. Ken Berry Saying fruit and honey are dangerous?

  • @jakehart4097
    @jakehart4097 Před rokem

    Does anyone know exactly which test Paul is getting from Labcorp? or is it customized?

    • @Daniel-wk1lu
      @Daniel-wk1lu Před měsícem

      Look at function health from Dr Mark Hyman.

  • @rebecagaldon2956
    @rebecagaldon2956 Před rokem +3

    I don’t think humans are meant to eat organs everyday. Game would not be available that often and you would probably have to share the organs.

    • @LoveFactorySweatShop
      @LoveFactorySweatShop Před rokem

      Paleolithic humans only ate meat 2 or 3 times a week. The "Paleo Diet" was invented in the 1970s

  • @vernonkuhns3561
    @vernonkuhns3561 Před rokem +2

    Good ole' 20 Mule Tem Borax is an excellent source of borax. Dissolve one teaspoon in one litre of water and use about one teaspoon a day.

  • @KORTOKtheSTRONG
    @KORTOKtheSTRONG Před 4 měsíci

    citrus is low in boron so if thats your only fruit u might be low. honey can be high boron tho

  • @ze_german2921
    @ze_german2921 Před rokem

    Just checke my blood, my iron is on the higher side of the range. I eat beef every day. I will give some blood soon and see if I feel a difference.

  • @kaneaftopouagapas3798
    @kaneaftopouagapas3798 Před rokem +1

    Paul, do you plan on making a video addressing your breathing? Do you have asthma/cardiovascular challenges that you’re withholding from the public? For someone who flaunts their health + way of eating, it’s kind of disturbing how hardcore your exhales are after every other sentence.

  • @GrgAProduction
    @GrgAProduction Před 6 měsíci

    69.5 is still very high SHBG!!
    Nikibrah gets his clients sub 20 SHBG, with free test between 40-60ng/dl (off the charts for normal ref ranges!!)!! ALL NATURALLY! That is even better levels that people on 250mg “TRT” usually have 😂

  • @shiftgood
    @shiftgood Před rokem

    Can we do a long breakdown on hair loss? Are there nutritional approaches? Have you seen people recover hair going Animal based?

    • @alexhish2187
      @alexhish2187 Před rokem +2

      Male Pattern hairloss is caused by DHT. Finasteride/Dutasteride are the only effective way to stop further damage. Minoxidil and dermarolling may provide some regrowth depending how much fibrosis of the hair you have already.

    • @BadMannerKorea
      @BadMannerKorea Před rokem

      Yeah it’s called Propecia and Rogaine. No diet is going to fix your hair.

    • @alxhiding
      @alxhiding Před rokem +1

      from what i understand, MPB is not caused by DHT but by your skin tightening around your skull which creates problems and happens for various reasons (mostly genetic, but also due to modern sedentary lifestyle). iirc its like lack of oxygen/nutrients in the cells, which leads to other issues that leads to DHT which made everyone think DHT was causing it.
      people have said animal based diet has helped with hair loss, but it's not specific to MPB as far as i know. there is a dr atm researching deep into this stuff, with a free guide on exercises you can do that people have seen amazing results from implementing. i dont have info off the top of my head but google will help you. i believe he also recommends some other stuff re: diet and exercise

    • @craigsherman5520
      @craigsherman5520 Před rokem +6

      I lost most of my hair on top of my head but for a year since I cut out vegetables, grains and eat a kilo of ground beef daily along with 12- 15 eggs daily.most, of it is coming back. I'm 67

    • @alexhish2187
      @alexhish2187 Před rokem +1

      @@alxhiding The tension hypothesis albeit good isn’t something we can change. DHT is the mutable variable in the chain. We can’t shrink our skulls

  • @vidalskyociosen3326
    @vidalskyociosen3326 Před rokem +1

    Who is Paul ?

  • @DreMydlo
    @DreMydlo Před rokem +1

    off topic, are young going to ship to EU ?

    • @climate-civilizations
      @climate-civilizations Před rokem +4

      Don't be silly. Organs are the cheapest meat available in all butchers shops and supermarkets.

    • @DreMydlo
      @DreMydlo Před rokem

      @@climate-civilizationswhy not try the supplementation ? My schedule is pretty tight for cooking.

    • @mrwater2033
      @mrwater2033 Před rokem

      you can use 3rd party shipping. heard from the support service that ppl do that.

    • @bbsaid218
      @bbsaid218 Před rokem +1

      @@climate-civilizations 👍..it’s funny how Paul says “I try not to take supplements “ and then says “buy my supplements “..🤔🤭

    • @x_VALTIEL_x
      @x_VALTIEL_x Před rokem +2

      @@bbsaid218 Stop playing dumb just because you hate wealthy business owners, he said multiple times that fresh organs are always better than supplements. These supplements are for people who can't or won't get their desired nutrients from fresh food. Most people hate the taste of organ meat.

  • @Johnny3Batony
    @Johnny3Batony Před rokem +4

    SHBG binds your testosterone. So if you have high SHBG it will make you low T and one of the symptoms of low T is hair loss.

    • @alexhish2187
      @alexhish2187 Před rokem +8

      Male Pattern Baldness is caused mostly by DHT. DHT is derived from testosterone in tissues via the 5-AR enzyme. Low T = low DHT and less male pattern hairloss.

    • @Johnny3Batony
      @Johnny3Batony Před rokem +3

      @@alexhish2187 Yes it is. But SHGB plays a huge role on how you convert it.

    • @LoveFactorySweatShop
      @LoveFactorySweatShop Před rokem +5

      Kinda/totally wrong. Hair follicles exposed to Free DHT molecules will miniaturized them. SHBG has a higher binding affinity to DHT, so high SHBG will preserve hair longer.

    • @cio4720
      @cio4720 Před rokem

      @@LoveFactorySweatShop thats good to know

  • @888jucu
    @888jucu Před 11 měsíci +1

    Here's an idea, how about other than doing multiple phlebotomies, Boron supplementation and the myriad of other messing about why not eat a balanced Omnivorous diet rather than all this farking around trying to adhere to animal based dogma 🤷‍♂️

  • @OttKaselaan
    @OttKaselaan Před rokem

    I use IP6 supplement to lower iron.

    • @goodgoysandgirls
      @goodgoysandgirls Před rokem

      How do you take it? With food? Without? Morning or night? Do you feel any better? Hope you are doing well!

    • @OttKaselaan
      @OttKaselaan Před rokem

      @@goodgoysandgirls In the morning to the empty morning. Next week I plan to test my ferritin in the lab again to see if it works.

    • @goodgoysandgirls
      @goodgoysandgirls Před rokem

      @@OttKaselaan Thank you for responding! I hope you see numbers you're happy with! If you feel like sharing, I'd love to know how things turn out. Thanks for your time.

  • @DAN-bc5ev
    @DAN-bc5ev Před 10 měsíci +4

    You could have donated blood instead of just throwing it out. That sounds very selfish.

  • @luxaeterna3246
    @luxaeterna3246 Před rokem

    I take borax. Super stuff bro

  • @camkennison2279
    @camkennison2279 Před rokem +2

    ITS THE FRUIT CAUSING IRON OVERLOAD

    • @screamlouderXD
      @screamlouderXD Před rokem

      Probably, since Vitamin C increases iron storing

  • @jimaffinito1809
    @jimaffinito1809 Před 5 měsíci

    This seems to be evidence that’s consuming all this heme iron is NOT optimal for hormonal health. If I need to bleed myself in order to practice a high red meat diet while maintaining acceptable SHBG levels, then maybe I need to cut back on the red meat instead of practicing a medieval medicine technique. Just sayin’.

  • @loot6
    @loot6 Před 3 měsíci

    Why does he just throw your blood out? I don't see why you don't donate blood.

  • @mehranhassan3297
    @mehranhassan3297 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Bro advocates chronically combining vitamin C and red meat and is shocked is ferritin is high lol

  • @quinzoto
    @quinzoto Před rokem +1

    Why donate blood and help others? Just throw it away😂

  • @joelporter3047
    @joelporter3047 Před 6 měsíci

    Yeah you actually dont want to go about lowering your shbg.

  • @Philly1958
    @Philly1958 Před rokem +4

    I think this guy spends a little too much time analyzing himself. Doesn’t strike me as well adjusted.

  • @rodrigsantsil
    @rodrigsantsil Před 4 měsíci

    Doctor Paul, your homocysteine is high because your B12 levels are low.

  • @twists3
    @twists3 Před rokem +2

    humans don't require daily red meat, this is why

  • @hai.1820
    @hai.1820 Před 5 měsíci

    What's next, leeches 😅
    Jokes aside, you can try drinking black tea with food to reduce iron absorption.

  • @christophdollis1955
    @christophdollis1955 Před rokem +3

    Outstanding job learning from Elliot Overton's personal experience.
    Now please stop poisoning yourself and others with massive doses of (so-called) "vitamin" A (see Grant Genereux's interview on Nutrition with Judy: *"Why Eating Liver May Not Be Good: Unspoken Truths About Vitamin A")* and copper from liver.

    • @AP-ei4jt
      @AP-ei4jt Před rokem +1

      I have been taking vitamin A in multiple forms and seeing great improvements. Everyone is different.

  • @macknumber9
    @macknumber9 Před rokem

    I never thought I'd say this but I wish we males had periods now too lol

  • @shellderp
    @shellderp Před rokem +1

    maybe you could try eating no organs for a while

  • @trescouture2829
    @trescouture2829 Před rokem

    Do you buy beef in bulk,...like 1/4 or 1/2 side of beef?

  • @Howardlifts
    @Howardlifts Před měsícem

    I'm not giving unvaccinated blood for a 10 dollar gift card lol but good advice.