My oldest son is in his early 20's and he has type 1 diabetes. But thank God for this piece of article ru-vid.comUgkxVYhghKWmrUgXARZ_ydZTvmmcrw5L0I5i At first he thought he had the flu and was lying down on the bed for three days until his sister took him to the hospital. They took his blood and it was 600. What I do not understand is how he could have gotten it, since no one in the family has it. But he is winning the battle now. This is good stuff.
My new endochrinologist is a very young doctor. Just saw him once so far. He is well aware of the new ADA acknoledgement that low carb is an option. I am flabbergasted at his knowledge of keto and fasting. He knows as much as I do! I think he really means it and is not just humoring me because my glucose control is so good. Very excited about this.
Your blessed, my Dr is my age 69 and when I told her what my husband and I are doing she looks blank, not interested. Maddening that not even interested my husband her patient lost 50 lbs no longer has sleep apnea, snoring, leg cramps and best thing off all HB meds.
. You are so lucky!!! My younger doc is a great health partner who encourages natural healing and supplements and gets excited when my health improves! Havent found such a younger male doc for hubby which is frustrating.
What I like about Dr. Scher is that he actually listens to what his interviewees are saying, hears something intriguing, then actually asks a question about it. It's dynamic. The opportunities presented are taken.
I am type two diabetic and have been following a low carb diet since Sept 2020. I don’t follow a restrictive Keto diet but have reduce my insulin by half and lost 40 pounds. I am hopeful that I can get off insulin completely.
Excellent interview. Tragic how our current medical system actually harms diabetic patients. Thankfully there are other voices speaking against the dogma. Dr. Glandt is delightful, she smiles and laughs so easily.
Charming doctor. I'm so grateful i addressed my metabolic syndrome before I got full-blown T2D. Best wishes to those who have that diagnosis, particularly those of you who can't find a doctor who understands low-carb eating.
This was a great interview. I would love to know if the products can be bought in the UK? I was diagnosed diabetic begging of the lockdown in 2020. I wasn’t able to see a doctor so embarked on a low carb diet, blindly really. I found you guys and other keto channels and learnt what I could. 3 months after being told I was diabetic I had lowered my levels and the doctor was really impressed. Nearly a year on i am diet controlled no meds and feel really healthy. Thank you for all your hard work and help
I've started LCHF to get rid of excess weight so that I'm in the best shape if struck by the corona virus...... as well as for long term well being. So glad I found this way of eating. After just a month I feel so much better and less sluggish.
I am a huge believer in a low-carb diet. Not just for diabetes but for all diseases. It is difficult to find a US dr that believes that a disease can be altered with something as simple as a long-term diet change. As well as the FDA is in bed with the pharmaceutical and pesticide companies and there is no money in food. The other issue is Israel is 448 times smaller than the US. How do we as a country make changes to our health care system?
Finding an easy low carb bread recipe was a game changer for me. I was previously addicted to bread and I only attempted LCHF after finding such a recipe. After the first few months I wanted it less and less. Now 2.5 years later I very seldom eat low carb bread (and never normal bread). My diet has gradually been getting more and more ancestral. So I agree that more carnivore-ish is a good place to end up, but low carb bread recipes etc definitely have an important place during the transition.
Wonderful interview. Have been low carb / keto for two-and-a-half years, but and Israeli Style Pita would be wonderful! I remember standing on corners, eating Falafel and drinking warm Coke in the 1980s. That was when I was young and eating carbs.
Excellent video! Started low carb/ketovore a month ago to lose weight and get off Trulicity. Have taken myself off the diabetic meds and have come down from daily average of 135 to 100. Testing 3 times a day to monitor until I can let my doc know. Also have lost 9lbs.
Hello from Bucharest! I enjoyed the podcast! I’d like to test the low-keto bread. I am a diet doctor “ consumer” and it is a very healthy approach . In my profession, as a dentist, I use my keto-knowledge to get people away from sugar!
In my opinion it is still a processed food and certainly not something to consume regularly. Check the ingredients. I use it occasionally for example when I make home made hamburgers or I'm busy and have a quick sardines on toast.
Așa cum spune și dr. Glandt, aceste produse sunt pentru cei care nu se pot lipsi de pâine... În aproape doi ani de când am trecut la alimentația ketogenică, am învățat să mă lipsesc de orice fel de "înlocuitori" de pâine și să mănânc numai mâncare adevărată 😀 Există o comunitate Keto în România?...
I started a low carb diet and after 3 months A1C back to normal and my doctor said my blood sugar levels are now normal. Also blood pressure Is now normal and triglycerides and cholesterol levels all normal. I found going low carb hard at first because my body was so addicted to carbs and sugar but going almost complete carnivore helps to overcome this.
Brilliant interview thank you, in your opinion what is the best food’s to eat when you’re on a low carb / carnivore diet to reverse metabolic disease. IE BP atherosclerosis and diabetes I totally agree with what you guy’s say but I feel a lot of people would benefit from a list of clean food which you guy’s know would keep insulin low kind regards Steve from the UK 🇬🇧 I’m doing a low carb diet plus carnivore 👍😎
I've had type 2 diabetes for 7 years...I started Ozempic 1 year ago and has dropped my A1c to 6.2...During a stressful time presently my BS has gone up and I'm having to tweak my diet a bit...Fruit really elevates my BS so I'm cutting it out and I've found some low carb bread...I can't do without my sandwich at lunch...I make sure I have protein and veggies with my lunch...I hope and pray my son never gets this disease...He looks after himself very well and exercises everyday...This video was very helpful and interesting...Thank you for sharing.
Very interested in the regaining pancreatic function. Would be good to know the drugs to avoid. I’ve never been able to tolerate metformin. Currently taking Januvia, and a quick look makes me think this is a problem. My doctor likes Januvia, so would like to be better armed for the conversation we will have. Any suggestions of better drug classes or documentation to expound on her brief comments on the pancreas?
Great interview... I will say that I HAD type 2 diabetes...Through my own research with trial and error. I found that a keto diet with intermittent fasting worked wonders. I lost 44 lbs and went from a 10.1 A1C down to a more normal 5.9 A1C in 9 months time...As she stated stop all the carbs then there is no insulin spike. Just as she stated also what edema I did have completely disappeared... We here in the USA have been programmed to eat all these processed and fast foods...its sad to see the obesity rate here...One of the biggest reasons we have so much obesity is that to eat healthy cost so much more than processed junk...
another great interview! In the future can you put the guest's contact information in the show notes. How can we register for the conference she spoke about?
It's great to hear about more and more low carb heroes. I am convinced that the keto revolution will come. Metabolically compromised people of the world unite, you have nothing to lose but your ill health.
except like she says, there aren't many ears that want to hear about diet changes - my wife for one, even though Keto would fix all of her problems, sigh
@@jimbeaver27 I was the same, I believed all the conventional dietary guidelines. Then my nephew lost weight and reduced fat by not eating carbs. He learned from a RU-vid bodybuilder. I told him he's crazy to remove a whole nutrient group. But I looked into it and my world changed. I think the best way to lead is by example.
Can Dr Glandt recommend a doctor with her same philosophy in the Jerusalem area? My mother-in-law lives there. My husband is always telling his mom how I have improved my blood sugar levels while eating very low carb and intermittent fasting. He wants her to improve her diabetes as well. Thanks!
Great to see this approach to tackling metabolic syndrome as the major culprit in so many conditions. Of course most healthcare organizations in the U.S. discourage their Docs from treating patients this way.
Thanks for the video, I have Libre sensor with NightRider to manage my diabetes, which always help me overnight with alerts when my sugar values go down.
@@professorr.5427 thank you, thats what I was trying to make sense out of, but she kind of just did a "throw away" comment on it and then moved on; I'd never heard that kind of statement about metformin, and since I take it it helps to have an idea of its effect on my health....
Agreed. I have heard mixed messages about Metformin even from our low carb intermittent fasting hero docs- I would have preferred a clearer picture on her Metformin thoughts, as well. I don’t take it, but would like to be knowledgeable in case my doc starts trying to push it on me.
Thank you so much for sharing this insightful and significant discussion on the benefits of consuming low carb diet to manage diabetes type II. Really objective and scientific discussion.
If you are concerned about transparency in food production, could you ask Dr. Glandt to review Eatsane's policy of refusing to disclose the amounts of wheat gluten and corn starch in its products? Eatsane cites "trade secrets" in support of refusing to reveal the amounts of "yummy carbie ingredients" in its food. Disappointed.
You address lowering insulin when changing your diet, but what about metformin? Do you keep them on that while starting, or even well into LC/Keto (you also said you didn't really consider it a drug)... So should they continue it with Lego if they have metabolic.syndrome?
My endocrinologist told me to stop keto,it is dangerous he said. He also said my 6.3 A1C is too low for me as I am T2DM, BTW I have stopped all my rapid acting insulin.
Some people like me need to be shocked into change. Not just two smart doctors talking pleasantly about a killer disease. I propose that if we talk more about amputation of your feet and going blind it will wake up more people to this disease. I had a wake up moment and it changed my life.
Diet Doctor could you please attach Dr. Mariela Glandt web links to this comment page. I can't find many of the sites she was saying in your interview. Thank you.
Wish she was my doctor. All my endo will give me is insulin. I was type 2 but now been diagnosed as lada. I'm insulin resistant. I need more insulin than a type 1. I can put on 8 lbs weight gain each week. I've got fatty liver. All associated problems. I have been diabetic for 17 years. I did keto and lost 8 stone but not the diabetes. I got my bs down. Still diabetic.. I did carnivore and my bs increased fatty liver etc. I don't put on weight with carnivore just bs rise to much. My endo is very much in the dark ages. Mention keto and he has a melt down. I'm supposed to be dossing my insulin to fit my carbs. How can I do that with insulin resistance ? I'm dehydrated all the time. Since carnivore my ferritin is high. Potassium is high and I have low folic acid... Doctor has no answer.
@@dietdoctor start lower? not sure I know what that means? I am asking, does the literature suggest that "low or lowering carbs" can work or only a keto approach?
@@rhlang11 keto IS low carb. Most people do best at a range of 20-30 grams of total carbs per day. But that can be hard to do, if you have been eating 300 grams/day. Then you can do a taper, and drop maybe 50 grams of carbs and step down to the low carb level. There is an argument between total carb and net carbs; most T2 folks are total carb counting. Hopefully you have discovered this by now
@@floatingmoon5778 I was asking. Does one receive similar benefits of carbs are at say 70 grams and not 30? Is 50 60 going to lead to the same results as 25?
Are your patients willing to replace vegetable oils with olive oil, avocado oil, or coconut oil? Are ducks kosher? They are rich in fat, and it is rich in vitamin K2.
In the beginning she correctly states that T2D is an insulin problem, not a glucose problem but then goes on to say that a low carb diet is the best option because it lowers the A1C faster then medications. A low A1C is meaningless if you don't also lower insulin levels, and that doesn't happen until you free up space in your fat cells. Sure you can do this with a low carb diet, but you can also do it with a low fat diet or any diet that creates an energy deficit.
Huh? 3000 Kcal consisting of 55% carbs, or 3000kcal consisting of 10% carbs, will make a big diffrence on Insulin levels. I am a Type 1 Diabetic, i know how much insulin i ususally need.
Eating low carb (eggs, bacon, steak, lamb chops, sardines, pate, salmon, full fat yogurt/milk/cheese) is so filling and tasty. Combined with eating one meal a day and long slow runs has done wonders for me. Joint and muscle pain is gone and my chronic skin condition, insomnia and tiredness is gone.
Fructose is 7 times more potent in raising A1c than glucose. Even galactose is 3 times more potent than glucose in this regard. She doesn't know insulin causes essential hypertension by causing sodium retention. Fructose causes fatty liver and pancreas and the latter hampers insulin production. Reversing non-alcoholic fatty liver is relatively fast but reversing fatty pancreas can be quite slow ( like losing the visceral fat ). Glucose and other monosaccharides are sticky and thickens the blood significantly to reduce capillary blood flow, thus increasing blood pressure and impairs microcirculation.
People who are smart have the ability to listen to reason, people who suffer from cognitive dissonance (republicans/trump backers) don’t. I applaud those who are bold can think for themselves and help others. Thanks for info - appreciate it
No, Republicans tend to be the sane ones. The Capitol story is basically a fake news narrative,sad but the way it is now in the U S,Leftists seem to have no common sense to see reality clearly.
