Georgia Ede MD - What is nutritional and metabolic psychiatry  

Great! After how many weeks/months did you notice improvements?

"Bad" animal fat in combination with a lot of proteins. Your brain needs "bad" animal fat.

@@p.m.8316 Two weeks maximum. Your intestinal mucosa for example changes every 4 - 6 days completely. Forget about useless fiber damaging your guts.

Dr Ede.

Wilhelm, schau mal zu FLEISCHZEIT. Unglaublich wie sich Menschen mit Naturnahrung selber heilen. Ich lebe seit einam Jahr nur nach Carnivorer Stilerichtung und bin mehr fit als vor 30 Jahren. Die Carnivore Ernährung - Fettes Fleisch ist unsere Medizin

and all the other toxins.

Also in Far North QLD

Interesting that the food list continues your chronic problems. Have you considered that the “list” may be problematic or even causative of your chronic conditions?

If you really want to make improvements, try a carnivore diet for one month. You will be surprised. And it gets easier from day to day. Do not count calories, nor portions, just eat! You can always add different foods but if you never try it, you don't know how well you could have felt.

​@@CarnivoreDMDThe opposite is true. The food list was introduced to me in 2007, whereas the diagnoses were given in the 1990s, causation is impossible. A genetic susceptibility is highly likely because I have numerous relatives with the same diagnoses. From a symptom point of view I no longer qualify for either diagnosis and enjoy a very active life, although these are chronic conditions. I suspect perhaps the low carb lifestyle is integral to minimize this genetic predisposition.

​@@Gesundheit888I think fiber is important to maintain gut microbiome variety. Even Dominic Dagastino cites this research and eats this way, plenty of salad. That said, there is no one diet right for everyone and serious conditions need serious guidance. What works works. The proof is in the lack of pudding in this case.

Well, of course it’s a balancing act . . . if you’re always juggling the wrong plates. Despite your endocrinologist’s intervention, you still have chronic health issues because they weren’t using an evolutionary model in prescribing your diet. The understanding that humans are carnivores was essentially being rejected by the whole of the medical system - research, practice, governmental oversight & involvement, medical schools, and the pharmaceutical industry. In fact, it’s barely changed. Seriously, you do you. Try allowing, though, that our nutritional needs are based on evolutionary physiology [that wasn’t even remotely taken into consideration in 2007], particularly in light of your comment “I HAVE (emphasis mine) Fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue, both chronic conditions . . . “. There is absolutely nothing in “lots of green vegetables” “and small amounts of fruit” that is helping you to nutritionally resolve those issues permanently.

Totally agree.

I look forward to my steak and eggs every day. Never felt better, and I'm 63!

As many suffer “mental”/neurological issues, they are very reluctant to break their food addictions. You’ll get every excuse imaginable, the dead end is always, plant based lifestyle, they have to just embrace their “chronic” problems bc it is difficult to work around natural plant toxins.

I ate carnivore for 5 months, but couldn't lose any weight, so I switched to keto for another 5 months now. Unfortunately, my mental health is worse than at the beginning.

@@jasminmorley4644 weird I wonder why. Have you consulted with a practitioner?

Yep. I had epilepsy for 35 years. Weight gain, osteoporosis, etc for side effects but I never really found perfect control even on 1260mgs of two medications per day. I went keto in 2008 and then carnivore in 2013. Keto helped somewhat but carnivore cured it completely. I'm now down to 45mg of Rx per day and will have full pill freedom shortly (3-4 months). Best of all I now have full seizure control. They are gone. Not just better, gone.

What do you eat on the keto diet? @@robinbeers6689

@@robinbeers6689 carnivore healed me of so much.... unbelievable! I will always practice a carnivore life style.

If you search Public Health Collaboration Annual Conference 2024 you'll probably find the next proposed date and venue. Georgia Ede has several You Tube presentations. She has presented with the Nutrition Network. The Noakes Foundation recently published a book on health and nutrition which has chapters by many medical nutrition experts like Dr Ede. Angela Stanton, a scientist expert in nutritional interventions for migraine and brain function wrote a chapter.

PHC 2024: May 18th and 19th in London

Perhaps you didn’t eat enough fat and too much protein. Too much protein can turn into sugar.

​@@emh8861And the high animal fat is believed to be very healing to the brain.

Get the protein from ruminants and eat all the fat with it. Get some extra fat from the butcher, kidney fat, tallow.

Did you eat fatty fish regularly (salmon, sardines, cod liver)? Did you avoid processed foods (including processed meats like deli slices or hot dogs and sausage)? Did you regularly check your blood ketones (not urine) and blood glucose to see how your body reacts to specific foods? Just cutting out all sugar and getting most of your protein from fish should dramatically improve anybody’s health (coming from a SAD diet).

Yes....consume more fats -- tallow and/or butter (from grassfed cows if you can)

I believe she has a website. Google her full name and see what comes up.

Telepathy. Or google.

Based on my personal experience: You don’t have to do anything-the body will heal itself, including your gut and brain-if there are any unexpressed emotions, trauma held in the body you want to release them (by letting go) you cam through somatic therapy body work, meditation or movement-the affect of the body and brain properly nourished means you will be able to process the release without becoming so overwhelmed

@@thedailyremedy968 I have not found that to be true so far… I mean C-PTSD level trauma. Not regular everyday traumatic experiences that cause anxiety.

@@ififallithurtslea4170Carnivore diet just gives you strength, and gets your brain balanced. You will have to start with that. Talk yourself through some things. Be your own best proponent. Love yourself. Think of yourself as a strong being. Fake it until you make it. Practice does help. It is easier with a healthy body

Trauma is in the brain. If you want to pay a few hundred dollars a week to talk about your mother, go see a psychoanalyst. Keto diet won’t start your car for you either and won’t fix a broken a lightbulb, but if you have a brain and eat food, than follow Edie’s advice to put good food in your body to help your brain. But don’t expect the best diet for your brain to solve all your life’s problems.

@@RC-qf3mp nice assumptions. Talk about my mother? Could care less. I see a lot of that online as well… people thinking they have something they don’t have at all surprisingly. Please don’t respond to comments unless you know a back story of the situation. I didn’t ask you a question.

Yes she very clearly mentioned many times it’s multi- factorial. In no way did she say “trauma doesn’t exist- maybe u became a little defensive because it does imply “personal responsibility”. I’ve seen people lose their heads over this projection. Even trying to explain why diet worsens mental health in combination with trauma has you hearing “trauma doesn’t exist” literally said it multiple times.

You went deep into quackery 😂

There isn't only one way of looking at this and everything influences everything else. It's worth looking into ketogenic metabolism and deuterium.

@@keylanoslokj1806 Yup, and as a quantum physics pro its been so all my biohacking afterlife. Just waiting for the chrystals to disolve in my brain ;)

Unfortunately those mostly presenting the Deuterium “science” just so happen to sell deuterium water, not cheap either. Grass fed/finished tallow has a similar effect!

@@CarnivoreDMD Yep, it's the modern day snake oil.

Conflicts of interest are terrible. What are the low-carb affiliates associated with her?

Could you be more clear please, who are her funders? Otherwise I will consider your post as bogus.

Troll?

Sugar and pharma have significantly more money and power.

Having “interests” in low carb creates no necessary “conflict” with her pursuing her research in the very same area. You can just get somebody else to stand up and present her slides. Does it change the validity of the arguments? Nope.