How to Lose Fat as Your Metabolism Changes with Age

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0:00 Intro
1:00 There are cellular changes within adipose tissue and skeletal muscle linked with aging.
1:47 As fat cells get older, they hold fat more tightly.
1:55 There is infiltration of immune cells within fat tissue.
2:35 Mitochondrial function decreases with aging.
3:00 Exercise purges senescent cells.
3:50 Serum DHEA decreases with age.
4:52 Hormonal changes in aging cause fat cells to misbehave leading to metabolic derangement.
8:45 Reduced testosterone and DHEA effect post meal fat storage in men.
9:40 Your upper body is more sensitive to storing lipids after a meal but can become overfilled.
10:30 Fat tissue inflammation can be linked to reduced physical activity.
11:12 As you get older and stop exercising, decrease protein, your fat cells become infiltrated and enlarged.
12:25 The more body fat you have, the more proinflammatory immune cells you have within your fat tissue.
13:20 Overfilled fat cells cause muscle cells to onboard more fat.
14:00 Physical training has a huge impact on preserving muscle protein synthesis.
15:50 Exercised muscles become more sensitive to nutrients.
16:30 Increase your protein intake as you get older.
17:30 Protein intake should be between 1.2 and 1.5. Grams per kilo of ideal bodyweight per day.
18:10 Fast twitch muscle fibers are preferentially lost with aging.

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@maxsmart8954 Год назад

I’ve been a cyclist 50 years plus. I eat what I want when I want. My lab work has no issues. I turn 80 in 3 months. Exercise and exercise hard. Get that heart rate to work it’s a muscle. Treat it like one.

@isaacmettle Год назад

I’m gonna be just like u. I have an e bike. I also exercise with it about 6 days a week. I’m 44. Leaner than I was in my 20’s

@chihshanlee9779 11 месяцев назад

@@isaacmettleㄇ

@suhubu1 11 месяцев назад

Good for you! Also a cyclist. Hope to stay with it for a long time...even the mountain biking!

@pinksupremacy6076 11 месяцев назад

How lean are u ? Body fat percentage

@maxsmart8954 11 месяцев назад

@@pinksupremacy6076 7.5% body fat.

@RonaldKragnes Год назад

3:00 Exercise (Strength Training) 8:45 Optimize hormones, Testosterone, and DHEA (supplementation) 17:30 Protein intake should be between 1.2 and 1.5 grams per kilo of ideal bodyweight, per day. Protein intake should be between 0.54 and 0.68 grams per pound of ideal body weight, per day.

@lindapestridge3073 Год назад

Thank you Ronald .

@wendywertz8828 Год назад

Thank you !

@lifeobstaclewarrior2685 Год назад

I thought I heard him say DHA which is different? Although he’s typing DHEA so it’s confusing.

@RonaldKragnes Год назад

@@lifeobstaclewarrior2685 DHA and EPA would be Omega-3 fatty acids found in fish or fish oil. Very beneficial. However, DHEA is a hormone that your body naturally produces in the adrenal gland. DHEA helps produce other hormones, including testosterone and estrogen. Natural DHEA levels peak in early adulthood and then slowly fall as you age. Hope that helps.

@whiteymcwhiterson3974 Год назад

@@RonaldKragnes That's the adrenochrome the blood suckers in Hollywood try to get a hold of

@lisagayhart2482 Год назад

I just went meat heavy keto. With lots of bacon and red meat and some cheese. Off my meds and slowly losing my fat. Muscles coming back. Brain fog gone, diabetes gone, blood pressure problems gone. Ditch grains, vegetable oils and all sugars . Some fasting helps .

@energyfitness5116 Год назад

I go fat heavy and get the same benefits. Meat+veggies+lots of fats. I like fasting 2-3 days a week because it turns my brain into overdrive and I get some edge. Plus I don't have to worry about lunch at work.

@jimosborne2 Год назад

Does your diet conflict with the advice to limit protein intake to 0.54-0.68 g per pound?

@eatmeatandliftweights5754 Год назад

I am a post menopausal woman, I lift weights and do many of the compound movements such as squats, deadlifts, overhead press etc, I am stronger with better health and body composition than when I was 20, back then I was living on salads, crash dieting and carbs. Now I aim for 2 gr of animal based protein per kilo of bodyweight! My recent test showed excellent health, Dr said I was better than 98% of the population and do not need to go back for tests for another two years. Other women my age are already frail and on meds, living on oatmeal and other high carb rubbish!

@levondarratt787 Год назад

Doctor just being nice ...with that much meat you're ruining yourself from the Inside...no protein gulping person ever lived past 90 . You're taking years of your life. Google mThor, which you have in abundance and how it prevents rejuvenation. Sorry

@david-pb4bi Год назад

You got it, I am seventy still compete in powerlifting competitions. I have probably tried every form of exercise known to man and think ( science agrees) strength training is the only thing that works.

@foxiefair123 Год назад

🥳

@momiley6475 Год назад

What’s your typical meal like ?

@hiker4life4020 Год назад

Food for you!! I am 72 and had been a lifelong avid hiker, horsewoman, cyclist & amateur triathlete (in my early 60s). Was in a motorcycle wreck when I was 64 . Lots of broken bones but still ER doc said if I hadn't been in great shape I would have been much worse. I still work out but not like I did but not giving up. That's a death sentence .

@richardsharpe5878 Год назад

I am in my mid 60's, I retired 7 months ago and I started exercising regularly, starting with walking and compound weight lifting. The first few months were hard and I didn't see much improvement. However, after 6 months my once flaccid biceps are back to being toned and strong. I have recently started some sprinting and it's going well, and I love the feeling of running again. I always add intensity to all my exercises very slowly to give my body time to adapt. I'm playing pickleball, golfing, and doing some exercise every day, and the weight is coming off. I'd encourage everyone to get out there and be active, you are more resilient than you think.

@gigics6695 Год назад

Good for you. However… You are male.

@alexboy2111 Год назад

Inspiring!

@leesh2684 Год назад

The key is getting away from stress. Until then… good luck. Work can be stressful, hated, toxic, drama, lose sleep, etc. High cortisol and little sleep simply will not allow one to lose weight. Period. Cortisol competes with estrogen in menopausal women and guess which one wins?

@SuspensionTruth Год назад

@@leesh2684 Very good point - I suggest looking at the Trauma Healing Accelerated 21 day healing journey with Dr. Aimee Apigian. She really understands how to lead people into a calmer emotional state and provides tools to notice and regulate our stress responses. It's truly become life-changing for me and I'm nearly 50 so saying that means something...

@Laughing_Individual Год назад

@@leesh2684 Yeah. Stress management is super important. Along with good sleep.

@ricardosaad499 Год назад

I’m 64. Play tennis every day. I train at CrossFit 5 days a week. Plus I go to the gym and do suplemental training to CrossFit 5 days a week. Eat a low carb, low PUFA, high protein diet. Body fat 12%, weight 210 with a height of 6’3”. People say I look amazing. But besides all this hard training, I lost 10% of max strength in major lift (squat, front squat, bench press, clean and jerk, snatch - no change on dead lift) Bottom line, aging taxes your muscles no matter how hard you work and train. But I won’t quit. In fact I am planning to move more the older I get. Still enjoining big time life

@victor1102 Год назад

You are truly inspirational!

@brandonkeenan2625 Год назад

Look into HMB

@zezeti2246 Год назад

Have you tried taking more extra rest days between strength training days,I remember reading somewhere that people over 50 take up to 96hours to recover from a strength training session 😉

@luckyleesa Год назад

Words of wisdom! I’m a home health physical therapist for the elderly and I’ve learned so much from your content that I’ve passed on to my patients. Thank you!

@kopronko Год назад

Sooo what is the Main thing for us to do , to avoid this Problem as much as possible ? Thank you.

@DriveByReviews Год назад

Same here, except they rarely implement what we say

@DanielAlvarez-sl6yh Год назад

It's People like You that help Make this World a Better Place I came off a Three-day and 17 hour water fast Monday My Longest Ever and I am feeling really good 🙏❤️❤️🙏

@privateerburrows Год назад

Very inspiring. I'm 65, keto-vegetarian, OMAD, and I go to the gym 4x a week; but I could eat more eggs, for sure; and above all, I HAVE TO get on with sprints/HIIT. I was convinced a month ago by another video I saw, and I went sprinting two montings and I felt so much better, but then I stopped doing it out of laziness. Another thing is 3-day fasts: I do them, but too seldom. Okay, where are my running shoes? ...

@beatrize.alvarez3059 Год назад

Thank you for including seniors in your advise. You explain everything so well.

@gigics6695 Год назад

Yes! I really enjoy you, Mike, and have picked up much useful info. Please include as much info as possible, regarding us senior women! -73 here, and still trying, although it is quite the struggle.

@Gorman-84 Год назад

As an old guy on a huge weight loss journey, thanks much for this video. I watch all your videos. I like that your delivery method is unique from most others and your presentations are fact based. Good motivation and information. 130 down, 70 to go.

@alan2a1l Год назад

As a 70 year old, I've been on low carb for about 20 years, total, maybe 5+ years of that "keto-adjacent", the past year, carnivore-ish 😅. I love the X3 resistance band system, walk over 10,000 steps/day. I've been using it over 6 months and I'm fit & down to a 33 waist. My labs look good, high insulin sensitivity, good testosterone, excellent CAC Score. Supplement with D, K2, B, zinc, quercetin, alph-lipoic acid, Iodine, 25mg DHEA, HMB, electrolytes. No medications. My goal is to maintain mobility, functionality, and a full, quality life as long as possible. So far so good.

@Hippy2021 Год назад

I fast daily at least 18 hours, avoid high carb foods, bread,rice, pasta, wine, these only occasional. I walk 2 hours daily, hiking weekend, swimming 4 days a week. Am pretty OK with a stable BMI 18.5 at 70. Eat less and moving a lot, it's the keys that's very effective for most people. I never experienced any major issues during menaupose as most women do, no insomnia, no mood swings, maybe a bit of anxiety sometimes but overall I went through it smoothly. Could be because I have a very active lifestyle since very young age till now.

@simonesmit6708 Год назад

I think you are correct. I went through menopause quite easily. Some hot flashes for a couple of years and fatigue. But those happened when I indulged in sweets. When I stick to a low carb diet I feel fine. However I have been in a physically demanding job since my 40s. My choice to help myself get fit. My sisters who are in lower activity jobs have had a much harder time with menopause.

@sgjdsyevkfhao Год назад

You are so inspiring, i will become like you when im old(i already do most of it but i will fix the rest and continue even as i age) for how long do you swim if I may ask. I wish you happiness and a continued great life 😊❤

@overcomer4226 Год назад

I don't want my entire life to revolve around exercise just to stay thin.

@dawnt5587 Год назад

I run 4 days a week and walk 7 and menopause symptoms while not on HRT are awful.

@jimbeam4111 Год назад

@@overcomer4226being a physical wreck is a personal choice

@ronalonzo3976 Год назад

63 years old and its a constant monitoring of diet,exercise and supplements its almost too much at times but i keep keeping on age is a very complicated puzzle to figure out at times...your content helps us out alot...thank you

@tomjonesfitness 11 месяцев назад

Love your research and enthusiasm for fitness, I turn 75 in less than a month and have been in and out of the Health Club business since 1971, I first lifted weights in 1958 when I got a free 1 month membership to the Health Club that opened up around the corner of my house. My normal mode of training is one work set to failure with an intensity level of 17-19 on the 20 scale (most trainees hover at or below 15 on their work sets) with the rep ranges varying per workout day. I lift at a major nationwide gym and I lift heavier that the average well trained 25 year old and with much more intensity, I tell those who approach me excited by my strength and condition that it's not that much about what you do but to 'JUST KEEP IT UP'.

@that_hawaiian_gal Год назад

Thank you for this one, too! You, too, are inspiring me to lift more and more often, to do more compound movements, sometimes in a fasted state. I’m also walking uphill more often. I walk up and down a .2 mile hill 15 times about 5X a week. I get Hawaiian sunshine at the same time and while listening to audio like yours!🤗

@catcan221 Год назад

Thanks. Studies are reaffirming my commitment to my exercise routine and protein macros!

@siphtinzero Год назад

man i love this guy! has the best content out there in terms of health and wellbeing

@ybaggi Год назад

Call prople in their 50s "elderly" one more time! I dare you! I double dare you!

@levondarratt787 Год назад

That would be nonsense...the age class of 48 to 68 is middle aged....elderly is 75 and above.... That's how it is. Call the Rock, or John Cena or Mike Tyson elderly ...lmao

@petejitsuman9025 Год назад

As always , great information Mike ... My wife is premenapausal and I am 62 but both fit and eat healthy , I do resistance training , combatives and surf , she does exercise and now adding weight training , a change in diet , more walking .. We both take NAC overall , DHAE is only sold here in dr subscription but overall we feel good , this information is very helpful as we age.. Thanks , Pete 🇦🇺

@dharma__3 Год назад

THANK YOU for always providing some of the best, cutting edge research on health and aging. Amazing channel.

@brendanmulder6285 Год назад

Great content this has solidified what i knew all along but now hearing it i will now put it into practice. I dont wan to be old and frail i want to be a role model for my family. The fear of what might be is very compelling. Cant thank you emough. Keep up the goo fight educating the masses and saving lives. Well done!

@dorriejames534 Год назад

Great episode!! Always wanting helpful tips to move the needle related to aging and weight management. Thanks for sharing research!!!

@RealFoodRocks Год назад

Great info! So great that I saved this video to watch until I apply all of the amazing things you shared to improve my vitality and longevity! I'm 58 and I feel 25!

@jamesboyle806 4 месяца назад

Excellent analysis & presentation of the research,truly comprehensive in scope,well done!

@scotlynhatt Год назад

Thanks Mike. Just to let you know, you are definitely practicing what you preach. Getting jacked before our very eyes. Keep it up brother.

@angiedamian681 Год назад

I salute your efforts on sharing such valuable info! Thank you so very much! More power!

@wakjob961 Год назад

I try to explain this stuff to my friends & family, and look at me like I have nine heads. It saddens me b/c they all have major health issues. Some are literally on deaths door with zero quality of life. Yet they continue to eat garbage and just sit... doing nothing.

@robshell5367 День назад

I hear you. It is really hard to watch. The older you get the quicker things catch up. When you live that way it is way faster, and it opens the door to health problems that shouldn't exist.

@Teal_Moon Год назад

Surely shared! Thank you so much for your wealth of knowledge and insight. The fact that this information is available and free is such a blessing! Have a good weekend!

@liveloveride1676 Год назад

Hi Buddy, I've been following your channel for a while now and I've now subscribed, I like your energy and your philosophy on diet, exercise, resistance training and supplementation, I,m 60 years old and highly fit, I run & ride a bike, also I do resistance training and fasting, I clearly understand your point about getting enough protein, luckily I can eat like a horse, I believe too many people think when they get older they must do less exercise or completely stop, I believe we should be doing more activity as we get older, also age is just a number, it's all about your mindset, also thanks for the tip on DHEA, I will be going to the clinic to get tested and if low will definitely give them a try.

@dianavaldez3371 Год назад

Extremely interesting information. Thanks Mike!

@Peace2all4vr Год назад

GREAT VIDEO!! Thanks for (1) introducing some concepts that are not too well known outside of the body building crowd; and (2) for explaining how muscle and adipose tissue work in the elderly. Video was chock full of useful information. 👍👍

@2ndstreetmarvel Год назад

🤘🏿WOOO! Just got home from a 53 mile bike ride.🤘🏿 Doing a challenge where I attempt to ride half the miles they do in the Tour de France in the same amount of days. It’s been a few years since I’ve done it, but I did it several years in a row and completed it. 🤘🏿

@yessumify Год назад

Love this. I'm 33 but have noticed a bigger belly. Definitely excited to preserve muscles, build muscles, and stay strong and healthy for as long as it depends on me 💪 thanks for the video!

@Photoguy360 Год назад

Excellent as always Mike. Sharing this with a younger clients brother who I was discussing almost this exact thing last night. Started a play list for him, just now, starting with this video. Next I'll add your interview with Dr. Gabrielle Lyon as that was also one of the topics we discussed after he heard Red meat could be bad for him. Thought it's better he hears it from a professional, as some people need that. He heard about and was interested in HITT which was great. Thanks Again. ❤

@DWMtukwila Год назад

It was simple for me. In spite of being an endurance athlete all of my life my cholesterol and blood pressure went up quite a bit due to poor diet. Well, being a focused (somewhat obsessive) I decided to make a change. Although I was not at all fat, I lost 15 pounds from 165 to 150 at 5'9" I feel great and am 67 and still can do a fast time trial with a very bad knee

@kathrynd8993 Год назад

Thank you for this brilliant information! Much appreciate

@user-no7or5tf9v Год назад

Loved the video. Very helpful. Will incorporate these things in my life.

@IonTrone Год назад

excellent presentation and useful information!

@annettehubbard329 Год назад

Excellent information! 👍🏽 I enjoy hearing some of the things I am doing, but can improve upon!

@adamskee Год назад

loved this video, I am 51M and super fit, run/ride/swim/wind surf. No sugar, no seed oils, high protein, high fat (tallow, butter and olive oil) no shit for years and I am fitter both cardio and strength as most of the 30 year olds i race against in windsurfing. People do not realise how hard I train my HIIT workouts are 25km ride, 5km and 2 km swim.I do this 3 time a week in the morning and weight train 3 days a week. I need to train twice as hard as i did when I was 30.

@YeshuaKingMessiah Год назад

Y? Why do u want to do this to urself?

@OlgaSays Год назад

Thank you for such valuable information. 🙏🏼

@lifewithmargot Год назад

Thank you for sharing this!!!!! Very informative 💕😊💕

@24carrotgold8 Год назад

I just recently found Dr. Omara and will start adding sprinting to my exercise.

@stargazerbird Год назад

Fear of falling is huge. Happened to my father in law. His BP meds were overprescribed which lead to several falls. His fitness plummeted as he now shuffles slowly and in the last few years only walks with a walking frame. There are things you can do to prevent falls. Stretching and mobility is key as are simple balancing exercises. Posture is important and also foot health and eyesight. Mismatched eyes due to delay in second eye cataract surgery causes falls and walking insecurity.

@dana102083 Год назад

If the doctors.prescribed a low carb diet to reduce insulin resistance at the core of high blood pressure vs straight to meds... what a world that would be...

@jessicali8594 Год назад

Those doctors ought to have given him vitamin B12 shots, a deficiency of which adversely affects balance.

@JamesWhite-cr5ys Год назад

Well done. I appreciate what you do. Thank you very much.

@scottg5588 Год назад

Thank you, Mike.

@carolynemma4279 Год назад

THANKYOU so much for the information! As a 69 year old woman it is good to find information that focuses on aging population. Please continue to focus on the age related population!

@rochellemyles3045 Год назад

50s and 60s are not elderly, that is 70s plus!

@liveloveride1676 Год назад

Age is just a number it's all in the mind.

@sandrabassett9923 Год назад

Chronological age is different

@Carekoso 4 месяца назад

Cope.

@Male.Feminist 3 месяца назад

Lol the copium from those elderly in their 50s are insane.

@robshell5367 День назад

80s plus for me will be elderly. Elderly for some is early 60s.

@tonidavis2970 Год назад

Great video thanks!

@angiesiege Год назад

I've been trying to deal with physical disabilities caused by extensive Osteoarthritis, bilateral sciatica, neuropathy, Fibromyalgia, and recently I had a heart attack. During my hospital stay tests confirmed that I have no blockages nor build-up of cholesterol in my arteries however, I have a mildly leaking valve and have been diagnosed with diastolic, congestive heart failure from years of uncontrolled blood pressure and stress. I lost my husband in 2020 to suicide and have been in a downward sprial with my weight and health ever since! Before he died I had started the ketogenic diet with intermittent fasting and was losing weight rapidly and all seemed well until I started experiencing various episodes of severe vertigo. My doctor advised me to "stop the keto diet and fasting immediately or risk serious health complications"! I have been advised to loose weight and work on starting a "healthy lifestyle" but have been given no advise as to how to achieve that goal with no information on diet or exercise that I can / should do! My primary doctor advised "moderate exercise to avoid causing another heart attack and /or further damage to my already arthric damaged hips, knees and also sciatica. Can intermittent dieting be adapted in such a way as to avoid low blood sugar and prevent medical issues? Are there high intensity exercises and /or weight lifting that can be adapted safely into an exercise program to avoid problems with my heart and previously damaged joints? BTW, I am 54 yrs old, am officially in menopause (no period for a bit over a year), and my blood tests confirm that I am currently pre-diabetic. I am told that my life expectancy lies somewhere between 5 and 10 yrs!... I have a lot to live for, including 2 grandchildren ages 3 and newborn! Please help?

@Faithb73 8 месяцев назад

I am so very sorry for your loss……Your dr was wrong about keto. That truly is the proper human diet. The vertigo you experienced was either from or combined with menopause symptoms and or electrolyte imbalance. I was dealing with the exact same thing when I first started. Going through peri menopause I decided to try keto. It’s amazing and works. Being a newbie though I never learned about getting enough salt. And to top it off I had anxiety/bouts of vertigo as a symptom from menopause. I bought lmnt electrolyte packets and started over salting my food and taking magnesium at night and before long, maybe three months, all menopause symptoms went away, even vertigo! I am now post menopause, 5 years keto (except for the last year I slipped up quite a bit, but back to it) and I kept all but 5lbs of weight off….30lbs down. Getting strict again. Can’t take hrt but just started Dhea 5mg slow to begin, because i have no hormones left. Hoping that and really watching my food gets me to my goal…good luck to you. Keto will not harm you, it can heal you, find a new dr! ❤

@am-xk3xs Год назад

This was an amazing update! Just what I have been looking for regarding these lingering questions in trying to troubleshoot my weight gain. I am in menopause and have been gaining weight progressively for 2 years even though I eat well, fast, and exercise. I knew that hormones were clearly at play but didn't really understand the intricacies. Thank you Mike, I will re-listen and see what I can do to change up my routine.

@Jen-zz7nv Год назад

I've been having the same issues, although I've been intermittent fasting since 2016, eating a real food, organic diet and exercising. I actually felt like the IF wasn't beneficial anymore , went to a naturopath and we found my body,also going through menopause, was holding onto fat because of cortisol (and a few other reasons)she suggested I go off that until we can get my body out of stress again. She also upped my protien intake drastically, which I couldn't do in that short eating window. All our bodies are different and its important to address those issues that are pertinent to us. So while what he is saying here is generally the case, it won't work for everyone.

@jeanettewilson4591 Год назад

@@Jen-zz7nvwas there a formula for the protein goal? Maybe linked to weight? I am investigating your plan also.

@dana102083 Год назад

@Jen-zz7nv so I'd recommend increasing diet to the recommended level in a longer period but still getting there?

@dana102083 Год назад

@@jeanettewilson4591rewatch minute 20 to 22 he gives it.

@johnwilliamson8110 Год назад

Spot on . Well done

@lauri_with_cats Год назад

this was very informative, thanks

@maksimsamardzic5808 Год назад

Great informations... Thank you 👊

@nobukazumikami5466 Год назад

I totally agree that older people need to perform resistance training. We move our skeleton by controlling muscles. Sitting on a chair and performing biceps curl is not enough. We need to work on lower body, too (squat and etc.).

@danielx555 Год назад

I lost 40 pounds last year by changing my eating habits and exercising a little more. 1 lb a week was my goal.

@hupat77 Год назад

This is great info.

@thruthebook Год назад

Great stuff!

@deborahgessner Год назад

The best time to take DHEA is in AM NOT PM. It follows the similar circadian pattern as cortisol, therefore higher in AM.

@GGG.288 Год назад

Thank you so much for caring🙏🏻💖

@TonyMoze Год назад

Love this!

@xrystalskyes2838 Год назад

I lost a lot of weight and the hormone I focused on helping to metabolize was Cortisol. I supplemented with Ashwaghanda! This video reminded me of that behavior and I will be re introducing that supplement once again thanks to your highlight of this!

@carmella88 Год назад

I want to try this

@Penelope416 Год назад

I used to take ashwaghanda and I bought it specifically for that purpose: to lower my cortisol. I could tell the difference when I started using it. I slept much better, and had more energy in the day. I was more focused. Now I do fasting and notice that calming affect that ashwaghanda has. I need to start incorporating weight training and ashwaghanda back into my routine again. When the cortisol is high for too long, the body doesn't feel safe enough to lose weight.

@xrystalskyes2838 Год назад

@@Penelope416 that is a good interpretation. I fast but sometimes reintroduce carb dominant foods again, like liquor and pierogies 🤪 so my weight has been stuck! I want to test an introduction of ashwaghanda as my next lifestyle change before switching into full keto again. Because, I run but I am not seeing results yet, albeit only one month but I want to know if kicking cortisol will help!

@Penelope416 Год назад

@@xrystalskyes2838 I think we're all trying to figure out this weighloss thing. If you're a female, then It could be different reasons why we don't lose. Being in a calorie deficit is the first thing but NOT the only thing for women. If it is a hormonal issue, then that could stall weightloss. I just learned about how women should be eating around our monthly cycle to keep our progesterone high. When progesterone is high, cortisol is typically low. As women we need enough glucose in our body to produce the progesterone in our ovaries (this is typically the week before our period). So it's not that women cannot do Keto, it just that we have to adjust it for our monthly cycle. Mindy Pelz goes into more about this.

@magickmagazine7675 Год назад

Excellent info

@BatmanBoss Год назад

Thanks buddy!

@2eyeluvmac2 Год назад

Thank you

@KM-nq7ez Год назад

My Fat Cells are holding on with a Death like Grip….

@curiousc9259 Год назад

Same here!!! 😅

@serenadevon Год назад

Apple cider vinegar is really helpful.

@CC-jq8hd Год назад

Wonderful information, thank you! Do you have any videos or advice on raynauds syndrome? Thank you!

@alp6244 Год назад

Excellent info! Why aren’t doctors addressing decreasing hormones? After my surgical menopause, my GYN told me not to let the hysterectomy be an excuse for putting on weight, yet it happened even while I was exercising. 🙄 I’ve recently added IF with exercise.

@Hertz2laugh Год назад

Because most doctors behave more like _technicians_ that dispense medications. Pharma runs healthcare. Doctors are basically extinct.

@mikafoxx2717 Год назад

HRT for older men is a common thing, so it's weird that the inverse isn't supported

@margaretqueenofscots9450 Год назад

Read Fast Like a Girl for an optimal guide for women’s hormones and how they interplay with IM and Keto/low carb.

@DianaRowanBrightWay Год назад

Sorry to hear your doctor said that “excuse” thing, totally misinformed comment. I love HRT and lost weight when I went on it.

@alp6244 Год назад

@@DianaRowanBrightWay Thank you! Agree. She put all the blame on me for gaining weight. Now, I know better.

@gigics6695 Год назад

I, too, am quite conflicted over the point you are making. I can see both sides…. Just wondering which side I will end up on that will serve me BEST.many good points to each side. Guess I am still hoping to balance the good from each side to my advantage.

@Sam5Jack Год назад

I’m a 55 year old woman and do not want to look like I was in my 20s as you said at the beginning of the video. I want to be as healthy as I can by exercising and eating properly, and age gracefully. Just wanted to point that out as I’m sure most women in my age bracket feel the same way. Thanks.

@suesaur 10 месяцев назад

I don't know-- I would like to go back and perhaps appreciate my body more than I did when I was in my 20s...

@maryarcementalexander915 Год назад

Amen @nanchesca3950! Perimenopause is kicking my butt! I'm so glad more people are talking about it. With that said, I still have hope.

@saveriodipoce2201 Год назад

With all respect; I do not beleive any of this.I am 77,i am 6 feet tall,weight 168 lbs.I am very active with at least 200 km weekly road bike ride,run at least 50 km x month plus gym and swim weekly. I do not have any problem with fat around my mid section. I eat about anything,less soft drink and process food. Here in Italy we have the optional in getting good food,i make use of a lot fresh vegetale and fruit.Allmost no red meat,little bit more white meat and little bit high quality cheese. Never had any surgery,i am not using any medication.

@gigics6695 Год назад

Good for you…. so far.

@levondarratt787 Год назад

Well u are training your muscles ....on the bike....that's resistance training....and cardio... And yes....less protein is better....and your country has so many people over 105, 110. ...your diet and lifestyle.. is something we cannot have in the USA.

@doreenflynn Месяц назад

Everybody is different. Carnivore for me all the way. Sleep like a baby😊

@robshell5367 День назад

Other than liquid sugar and processed food, you can eat about anything.

@raymondspagnuolo8222 Год назад

Mike, I'd like to add that if one puts a high resistance on the elliptical machine and then uses it to failure is also a good idea. Elliptical does use compound movement.

@girljam22 Год назад

Why lump yoga in with the eliptical? Yoga has improved my strength so much, and added flexibility and range of motion.

@brookstorm9789 Год назад

well done Mike

@kopronko Год назад

Thank you. Peace with you from old Eu.

@anywherenutrition Год назад

This was incredible!!! Definitely sharing with my heath community! Thank you!

@angeladavies Год назад

Naively in my earlier decades I thought at 50 gardening, walking, yoga, house chores enough 😂 thanks to internet/media I have had a constant rethinking and a positive change. Geezes though type 2 fibres are tough but rewarding.🏋‍♀️

@jimosborne2 Год назад

First time viewer. Grateful to find your channel. May I respectfully make a suggestion that hopefully improves your presentation? Reading directly from publications to the audience should be kept to an absolute minimum. Better to display the excised quotes from the publication BUT explain it in your own words. You have fantastic ability to interpret the salient medical information and explain it in English. Use it more! ( I was taught this by communication experts at trial lawyers conferences and used it successfully with scientific experts at trial.) Keep up the great work! Cheers!

@laurafloyd5177 Год назад

Thanks for your informative video it helps me understand my menopause stage and belly 10lbs weight gain, loss of buttocks & breast tissue , legs appearance not smooth . I was not ready for menopause doing a slam on my mind & body , I have always been thin. I will try all your recommendations mentioned . We ladies need the help.

@brandonkeenan2625 Год назад

Consider Carnivore diet

@brianbachmeier34 Год назад

"I intend to live forever. So far so good" - Steven Wright

@GP-fc7jv Год назад

One of my jobs in PT is to retrain the elderly to stand up properly and bring back stronger legs so they don’t fall

@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 Год назад

I do that also as a movement coach. Teaching elder individuals quadrupedal crawling is a blast. Once they get going they usually enjoy it, and once they feel it helping them walk and move better they love it.

@GP-fc7jv Год назад

@@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 quadrupled crawling I’m not sure what that is

@lisabraswell7616 Год назад

DHEA? The transcript heard DHA. Just checking. Thanks, Mike! I appreciate you. ❤

@carebear8146 Год назад

Hey mike great info! How do you feel about EEA's and bone broth powder or collagen powder as part of the protein intake. I know collagen technically isn't protein.....At 60 very active female, especially when travel a lot hard to get all the protein in meals etc. and all the calories add up as well.

@dana102083 Год назад

Most.people I've heard say as its not a complete protein do not count it in your daily.protein needs. If you can add collagen powder, you can do a protein shake. You can also eat more meat heavy and less veggies etc.

@run4cmt Год назад

What about nordic walking for aging prevention? I have just added it to my swim, bike, run and weight lifting routine.

@hilarymoshman102 Год назад

Please be careful with those recommended doses for DHEA. 10mg for a woman in her 40s would give me an anxiety attack and keep me up all night. It’s powerful. I can only tolerate 1/2-1 Mg of DHEA!

@GuitarbyRW Год назад

Thanks

@sarapanzarella97 Год назад

Just know that depending on your genetics dhea may not work the way you hope. I had a doctor recommend it and it only went to increasing my estrogen- every estrogen related pms symptom became worse for me - but I have genetics pre-disposing me to estrogen excess. And yes I avoid environmental estrogens.

@AmberPhlameDeB Год назад

Would love to see an interview/demo with John Jaquish.

@inthehouse9062 Год назад

Useful information Thanks

@hdconcealedcarry7269 Год назад

At 73, almost seven months of time restricted eating, within a six hour window. And high-intensity exercise: three-times-a-week doing wind sprints, skip roping, weight lifting has resulted in a fifteen pound loss. Now, I have to find a way to tighten up excess skin around my former love handles and belly front so my eight pack is more defined!

@tomjonesfitness 11 месяцев назад

Sorry to advise you that that loose skin will not 'tighten up', that is an age related issue. I lost over 50 pounds 2 years ago at your age (I'll be 75 in less than a month) and because I lost some muscle and all the fat on my biceps I have wrinkly skin in that area, I lost fat on my waist and I have empty fat sacks like you. Just keep on doing what you have. If you want more motivation just Google me 'Tom Jones Powerlifter' and watch for my 75th birthday workout coming in September.

@kiefierhunter728 11 месяцев назад

Hmm 🤔 thank you for reading the paper

@user-tv5ht8ig6q 10 месяцев назад

Very helpful as a 74 year old male I have belly-fat.

@bernadetrodakowski3786 Год назад

Such a good point about aging, social isolation, and limited movement due to fear of falling. We are struggling with these issues with a mid-80s family member currently who has had some stumbles and is now fearful of too much ______ (walking/lifting/going too far from home). In the last 6 months the decline has been dramatic. Family agrees, its mostly 'in their head' about the fear of doing too much, when moving more (use a walker, go to pool, senior workout class, etc) would actually benefit. In addition to our physical attributes, aging really is a state of mind!

@sarahrosen4985 Год назад

Please watch all of the wonderful and helpful videos Bob and Brad, physical therapists, have on their channel specifically for seniors showing how to improve strength and balance. With daily doses, it might slowly improve their body and mind. Good luck.