Plz invite Dr Ruchika Sharma. She's a historian (PhD in history). She also runs her yt channel. She also appeared on lallantop. She's amazing in history with all the historical references
In ancient days , they used to prepare alcohol with various tree barks, jaggery , boiling and fermentation processes. Since it’s all natural processes, the side effects were minimal. Everyone used to prepare in their own farming fields/forests. The brtsh understood this and forced their evil Lab-scientists to amplify the alcohol production so that they can commercialise it. But no one was buying their Lab-made alcohols. So they issued fatwa that arrest anyone who is making Alcohol at their farms…….why is this a concern? What is the major difference between a natural processed alcohol and the present the LAB-made alcohol ? The present day Lab-made alcohol destroys ur brain cells, memory loss, blackouts, insomnia, disturbed HPA AXIS, pancreatitis, insulin resistance,reduced response time of brain, and also liver cirrhosis….etc etc……thank you capitalism.😢😢
@@dannym3532it's helpful to understand the extant of damage these habits cause, just like most of us didn't know the extant of damage that alcohol causes to the liver, brain and the body as a wh9le
He once treated my father , who had hepatitis B , back in 2015. I suppose he was in Delhi at that time in a hospital called ILBS. My father escaped death when he treated him. Later that year, he moved to Kochi and in 2016 my father fell sick again and died. He's such a great doctor, my family praises him till this date.
Podcasts like these are very much needed to our society!! When everyone's talking about shit, Ranveer comes up with conversations like Hinduism or Fitness & stuff. I feel like I have become a better person after every podcast of yours. Big fan, man!
I am myself a liver transplant patient and hence have many diet restrictions and of course alcohol is a no. I loved this podcast and the previous one. People need to be educated about this organ. Please invite more doctors preferably liver transplant surgeons to talk about the various risks, complications that can happen after the surgery. It would be great to have Dr Neerav Goyal on the show.
Abe gadho liver disease sirf 1 month mein cure ho jaati hai ayurveda and yog se and life style change se ......maha murkh log liver transplant karate hai .......
As aspiring surgeon and post mbbs student i would be inspired by such senior doctors who interact with patients with such a humble and non judgemental attitude
Yes please we need doctors like these who don’t only prescribe meds and treatments but have a calm and reassuring aura around them that the patient is being taken care of. You are the future. Please stay inspired
The doc is at the next level, making India proud with his work and innovation. A very eye opening episode. I am an occasional beer drinker but now I will think twice before having it. Looking forward to one more episode with Dr. Abby.
Dr Abby you are frank doctor ever I have seen. Purified stool injection we can also call as gut as well. Can you treat every decease like heart failure kidney brain deceases. Can you claeify Can we give
Alcohol and cigarettes addiction actually destroyed my life. I could remember several years ago after divorce with my wife which brought me into my disastrous journey on Alcohol and cigarettes. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with cptsd. Not until a friend recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.
Thanks for sharing your story. That's rough I sympathize. Save your health save your mind. Life is better without heroin, cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes. And you have more money in your pocket. God bless everyone who has rejected the devils intentions to be addicted to alcohol and cigarettes etc which can cause so much damage to health. I will pray for you all.
Can you help me with the reliable source 🙏. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Germany. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them
Mushrooms are very medicinal. This is why anybody familiar with psilocybin and any other kind of fungi will tell you, "They are alive." They have a very ancient wisdom. To my experience, all mushrooms have always said, "Pay attention to your life. How you think, how you feel, and what will you do with the information that you always knew, but now are seeing in this point of view." This is why mushrooms are so respected in tribal cultures. This mental health treatment works for me too. Half micro doses do the trick for me. At least a few days at a time with lengthy time in between. Never addictive. Thank you for sharing this point!
Very intuitive session 🤍💗 Two points got my attention - 1) if you would be strong enough to handle sorrow or pain in a conscious state of mind , it shows your strength. Weak ones simply put themselves into that temporary dopamine rush. And even I think like this only. Happy that I didn't drink even in tough situations in my life. 2) I wish, people would listen their loved ones once. I wish.🙂
@Ranveer I have following questions - 1. Even though you guys are promoting no-alcohol, both of you were once heavy drinkers and *kind of flaunt about your this history*. It gives impression to youth (teenagers in particular) like alcohol is something not be missed, may be later in life we may quit. 2. Your channel name is beerbicep which gives impression to general public is beer is something good for bodybuilding . 3. My this third point is not about you, it is a general question. Most of western people drink alcohol and have better health and life span than average Indians. This baffles me like if alcohol is so bad then why it does not seem to affect foreigners? Note - I am asking these question only to have a good discussion, I myself do not drink or promote it.
Alcohol is absolutely bad for the health, there is nothing like a safe amount of it which will not affect your body. About your 3rd point, our work-life balance is not good. If you haven't experienced, their living standards is also on the higher side (technology or equipments they use). Quite a few are also gym freaks, which helps a bit in negating the ill effects. Alcohol is one factor affecting health, there are hundred other reasons due to which someone falls sick. Go to liver hospital and check data, you will notice, most were alcoholics, that is how you view data. Habits of people who visited the specialist hospital. In case of liver issues (mostly alcoholics). 1st point they say they were drinkers, because many drinkers say it is addictive and they can't quit, which is what they want to counter, that there shouldn't be any excuse and one can overcome it.
@@mohitpatel9974 True. Many foreigners i know who drink are also fitness freaks. They won't miss a single day in gym and they go for treks every time they have time off. Very healthy lifestyle, social and physical. They end up burning all calories that they consume.
Myth. In the West we have an cancer epidemic. 1 in 2 people will get cancer and it has been linked directly to alcohol as well as dietary and lifestyle factors. Many people are teetotal in my country especially young people because of these frightening statistics. What you see in Western movies should not be considered to be the norm here.
Like everything, the key is moderation. I drink alcohol occasionally (twice a month), never overdo it and exercise 5 times a week. Recently got myself checked out and the full body checkup reported stated everything to be fine.
impressed by the level of knowledge Dr has provided here in this podcast. wish this episode was made few years back could have saved a the person I know who died with alcohol liver disease. Please make reel and shorts about this stool transplant so that more and more people know about it. Thank you for making this podcast
It’s really help me and give positive vibes and to eargly quit alcohol from bottom of my heart .thanks for Dr, to conversation about on very necessary topics that really helpful for all in our society that those who cannot wake up from alcohol addiction. I really love this broadcast give me lots of education and knowledge that relates for me and I listened a to z , and that was not wasting of my time. Thank lots .
Once I dranked too much and came home and also vomited in basin, tears started flowing out from my mothers eyes. I felt so sad and ashamed of myself that from that day onwards I never consumed any addictive substance. yet I feel content in realisation that I (1) already drank Shiva (0,♾). Shivoham 🙏
Such a great episode. A community of support with other sober alcoholics and spiritual tools to living is completely transformative. There is hope! To anyone suffering under alcohol or other substances, you can get out❤ your life is valuable
Lost my 37 year old friend 15 months ago because of cirrhosis. Towards his end months, all he did was drink, had jaundice, lost all connection with his work, life, 7 year old child. I still remember him everyday. He was great guy. This substance destroyed him, and so so many others I know
I'm truly sorry for your loss. I believe that alcohol often mirrors our emotions. Initially, it may bring joy, with limits on how much we consume. However, when we start turning to alcohol for minor frustrations, the real challenge begins. It can escalate to solitary drinking, which is especially problematic. In my own experience, alcohol served as a numbing agent for shame, some of which was inherited, making us emotionally unaware. As consumption increases, it can lead to daily drinking. I've been in that situation, but I chose to make a change. Currently, I'm on a journey to Stanford to delve deeper into psychology. My goal is to understand the intricate relationship between mental well-being and addiction.
Good that people are talking about liver related issues. We need more such talks around Kidney (CKD, AKD) related issues too - Kidneys are also impacted severely by Alcohol/Tobaccos/Metabolic issues. And unfortunately, once you get chronic kidney disease then it's impossible to reverse it( You can delay it's damage but non reversible). Let's find some KidneyDoc too to address such issues because dialysis patients are increasing exponentially in India & abroad.
I have been having large quantities of alcohol for more than 30 years and from 2012 to 2022 full blown alcoholic 24x7. More than litre every day. I hit rock bottom in April 22. ICU with heavy GI bleeding and more than 5 endoscopies with variceal banding. (Clipping). I was very close to death with stage 2 cirrhosis. I had the seizures, delirium tremens and hallucinations that were spoken about. I followed that up with 6 months rehab. It's been 2 years almost off alcohol of any kind. I don't take any medicines today, I exercise. Yes, some minor bodily problems are there, but so far so good. I'm glad I did the rehab, because the whole game is in the mind. Had to learn to control that first. Thank you for a wonderful interview with a very knowledgeable person. Served a great reminder of what this social poison is capable of and hope it helps some viewers of your channel.
Fabulous episode. The bit about stool transplant and how it could be used not just for recovering from alcohol liver disease but for de addiction - mind officially blown! 🙌🏻🙌🏻 Given the sheer shortage of donors, I wish liver/organ donation too was addressed. Perhaps the topic itself deserves a whole episode. Afterall, 1 organ donor can SAVE ATLEAST 7 lives (or more!).
Thank you for providing the podcast. I am a 24-year-old individual who has lately begun taking alcohol. One of my friends has encouraged me to consume alcohol. After listening to the entire podcast, I am determined to quit drinking alcohol.
I stopped drinking for 5 years and went back occasionally drinking but drunk nevertheless. Now I am 63, I hate drinking but it seemed to have controlled me. This conversation has given me new hope. I will keep listening to this till the beer gives up on me. Hopefully not long after this
As a doctoral researcher, researching BPD and the stigma around it, its true empathy and compassion are a skill that is missing from the ethos of medicine. Very frequently someone who has BPD + substance abuse issues will be routed out of care just because they are judged and victimised by the medical staff whereas BPD and substance abuse both are treatable with the right tools!
All the information in this podcast is just mind blowing............ Changing my whole perspective towards alcohol......... A special Thanks to TRS........
Cousin died because of this. 7 year old son orphaned..few months later his father died from stroke due to the sorrow. Entire family destroyed..all hail alcohol. What a great thing for humans
In my view drinking alcohol is a tool to relax and chill for some people...combined with a good fitness regime and a balanced good diet the negative impact can be absolutely minimized
Thank you so much randeep for this amazing podcast...thanks again...I was thinking about quitting alcohol but my mind was not ready...but you gave me a real help...thank you so much
I am sober for 3 months now shedding 11 kgs of weight by moving alot and balanced diet , i had been diagnosed with fatty liver there was a throbbing pain in my abdomen now the pain is getting ease day by day the first thing that made to quit is the pic of removed chirrotic liver in the twitter of liverdoc my mental clarity overall heath is improving steadily keep up ur good work doc ,spread the word
Hey, Ranveer & Team , this episode was super interesting and me being a doctor myself I want to appreciate the whole team for putting extra efforts in bringing such podcasts about health to help general public & education purpose. Even though I was expecting effects of alcohol on mental health as well but I can understand the time constraints too. A big shout out to the whole team❤❤❤.It makes me supremely happy to see the curiosity in you all for medicine & in general as well.
Ranveer, every loved one gives that wake-up call to the person abusing alcohol. Unfortunately, very rarely, people listen to the plea or feel the pain. The regret has to come only from within. This may be too late; a person may lose his health, his career, relationships or even life. As part of Rotary Club of Deaddiction’s drive I met many survivors; most of their spouses felt trapped and the alcohol abuser has no idea of the suffering others go through. Make more of such videos. Even if you change one life, you save a family. 🙏
Yes the pull of the addiction is so strong that the pleas of the loved ones go unheard. But kudos to doctors such as these who keep researching and looking for protocols that can help with deaddiction. Hope and awareness needs to be spread
Hats off to this doctor. He deserves all the blessings of the universe. He should live long, worry free, healthy life, so he can continue his work to rectify our health ruined by our silliness. Thanks
Much needed topic..... Your podcasts are awesome. Thank you and Dr. Abby for creating awareness and helping people to minimize the consumption of alcohol.
This is amazing I never knew alcohol affected ur whole body and brain like I thought it was just ur liver the way he explained now I’ve realized why I’ve struggled too quit I’m a heavy binge drinker this opened my eyes up and scared me
As an indian born and living in Germany it's still shocking how normal heavy drinking is to the people here. But having experienced as a kid how the parents from the Indian community got intoxicated I never started doing it. But people still aren't really aware how bad the long term effects of it are.
You nail everytime you try a New genre.. I love your this attitude mann... You don't know bro, how far have you changed my life via your thoughts and mindset that you reflect each time you start a podcast and run it... Just don't stop mann even if you have virat sir on your podcast ❤
I personally don't drink... however, when he is saying that any amount of alcohol can reduce your brain volume, which means any amount of alcohol is not okay, then why ethanol is used in cough syrups which is consumed by all age groups especially kids. Doesn't it affect the brain volume?
Hi Ranveer i just love these kinds of health related podcasts and we are living in much of a polluted lifestyle, i think we need to go back to our roots that's ayurveda. Can you please make podcasts related to purely about ayurveda, foods to be added in healthy Lifestyle. I just loved your Cancer podcasts, so discuss more about foods or lifestyle which prevents cancer.
I am from nepal.I got my control over my one of my indriyas which is mouth,tongue or taste because of following bhramacharya more than 4 months.That's why I was able to quit some addictions like alcohol,cigarette,ganja and tobacco,and I even quit non veg and processed foods.Thank you prhabu shree ram,who send his doot shree Hanuman in my dreams and changed my life.
The podcast was excellent. However, if it had been in Hindi, it could have reached a wider audience, including those who drink and may not be aware of the side effects of alcohol. It could serve as an eye-opener.
I've always noticed Ranveer he practice yoga mudra, he's very aware about his surroudings that's what yoga and meditation does to you we clearly see how he's transforming for his own betterment. Also very informative podcast, thank you for making us more aware about these topics.
Its about friend circle... nowadays that peer pressure is very high with digital world. I used to drink in social occasion, twice a year , 2-3 drinks, sugar loaded bcoz i couldn't bear the taste, before that social occasions it was when i used to meet my friends, 2 times a month, additional to 2 times a year and before that it was weekend. Now i left drinking bcoz of pancreatitis, went for operation, no amount of control helps in improving situation, i was never addicted, no drug abuse cases, whenever i wanted i used to drink, some craving was there but no addiction. Lesson is Do not drink at all, even a healthy lifestyle won't help you with it, i had my surgery at 31, my mother was non alcoholic, she had that at 50 years , gall bladder remved, my colleague we have no relation, gym person, he went around 26-27 years. For him no family history
One of my loved ones is his patient and a go along with him for consultation. Belive me he is incredibly good. even though he is working with a prime hospital in Kochi, he and his treatments are not much expensive and he always came with positivity and solutions.
Ranvir the person sitting opposite to you is the doctor not you so must let him speak more rather than keep exaggerating your perspective solely just because you are the podcast holder....
Очень познавательное интервью. Я посмотрел первую встречу (про печень) с этим врачом и не мог удержаться , чтобы не посмотреть и это, хотя я не пью алкоголь уже пять лет. (Привет из Украины 😊)
Please do this podcast in hindi..it's very important to understand those people who dont understand english..this podcast is very helpful for the people who is addicted to alcohol..
A lot of people think I am uncool because I don't drink or smoke that's why Most of the people don't even wanna hangout with me because I won't be drinking with them.
She's fhe biggest bull shit in the town. Almost all of her history and her claims are without any evidence. She has been countered on twitter many a times and all she does is blocking people without any counter evidence. 😂
an eye opener podcast for the people who drink heavily, i sometimes binge drink but now i know i have to quit it altogether before it grasp my brain like that Worm story.. you are doing a great work Ranbir 🎉 keep it up bro
If you want to live longer than drink alcohol.. My uncle didnt drink alcohol or smoking but he died from cancer at the age of 56 years.. An my grandfather started drinking alcohol when he was 10 years old an now he is 102 years old still drinking an alive😅😂😂
This is great... I would love if you could dubb this in Hindi so I could share with many of my relatives.. Too many important info in this podcast... Great work Ranveer. 👏 👏
Excellent information shared by Dr. Abby and awesome questions asked by you. Glad you had a full episode dedicated to alcohol usage which is so common these days. Hope to see a alcohol free country soon through educational podcasts from youngsters like yourself. Great work, looking forward to more content around health.
