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Why PEANUT BUTTER is one of the worst foods with Dave Asprey 

Paul Saladino MD
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In this week’s episode, Paul chats with member of the biohacking space and author, Dave Asprey. They touch on phytic acid, oxalates and seed oils, they deep dive into fructose, they explain why peanut butter is one of the worst foods for humans, and they share their differing views on whether coffee is beneficial.
00:05:10 Can vegetables be low inflammation?
00:13:05 Thoughts on phytic acid
00:21:00 The problem with chronic cardio
00:30:45 Why peanut butter is not good for you
00:37:15 What is a superfood?
00:39:15 A friendly debate about coffee
00:43:45 A conversation about fructose
00:52:52 Migraines and micronutrients
00:56:42 Thoughts on seed oils
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@richard8506
@richard8506 Год назад
Carnivore here - nothing makes my stomach feel worse than peanut butter. The problem is it tastes so damn good
@vince1229
@vince1229 Год назад
With best foods mayonaise and butter on toast.
@deepzepp4176
@deepzepp4176 Год назад
It really does.
@jacksparrow8186
@jacksparrow8186 Год назад
Doesnt taste that good without added sugar
@diglo123
@diglo123 Год назад
@@jacksparrow8186 skippy probably has more sugar than peanuts. No wonder that stuff is literal like cocaine to me.
@deepzepp4176
@deepzepp4176 Год назад
@@diglo123 lol same
@ThePromisedWLAN
@ThePromisedWLAN Год назад
The peanut has been cultivated in South America by some archaeological estimates for up to 8,000 years. If people are becoming ill from peanut butter it most likely has more to do with the addition of hydrogenated oils and/or the extreme processing into a fine paste that doesn't require chewing then it does with the actual peanut itself.
@brawndothethirstmutilator9848
8,000 years is the blink of an eye from an evolutionary perspective. Not ancestrally consistent. Also doesn’t change the anti nutrients within the peanut. Phytic acid, lectins, aflatoxins, mycotoxins, etc. Nutrient blocking, cancer promoting.
@el.don1975
@el.don1975 Год назад
Yes its true. But they put a spoon in the soup. Or use it as a condiment
@Yamaazaka
@Yamaazaka 11 месяцев назад
So why do you think it hasn't been giving people problems that whole time?
@stric10
@stric10 10 месяцев назад
@@Yamaazaka Exactly. Look at the egyptian mummes autopsies - WRECKED. Just terrible health.
@burritodog3634
@burritodog3634 9 месяцев назад
who says it wasnt giving people issues 8000 years ago too? alcohol brewing has been around for a long time as well so is that fine and healthy?
@YasminA-jm9zs
@YasminA-jm9zs Год назад
Paul explaining the negative side effects of coffee while Dave slowly sips on his coffee 🤣🤣🤣
@goggins6121
@goggins6121 Год назад
everything have side effects if you look at it that way nothing is 100% the best ever
@cyndimanka
@cyndimanka Год назад
That’s because Paul thinks what he thinks is healthy is healthy, but what everybody else does is unhealthy. Everybody Hass to find their way to do what works for them. What works for me? Is pure carnivore and coffee. Vegetables don’t work for me. Legumes don’t work for me sweeteners don’t work for me. People don’t know what doesn’t work for them because they won’t quit everything and start from scratch and just do carnivore. No one’s really allergic to meat. Nobody really has issues with it. It’s other things. I found out. Spices and pepper melted. Fat vegetables were inflaming me as well as certain sweeteners. I have healed so much just by eating meat and eggs. I’ve lost three sizes in at 65. I feel amazing. Better than I did at 59.
@Kwildcat13
@Kwildcat13 Год назад
@@goggins6121 meat is
@Kwildcat13
@Kwildcat13 Год назад
@@cyndimanka I agree !
@krazus2036
@krazus2036 Год назад
​@Cyndi Manka Cyndi sounds like you are addicted to Caffeine to me. My life got so much better when I quit any form of caffeine.
@mattpollock9051
@mattpollock9051 8 месяцев назад
Basically you can make an argument for anything being bad for you .. I ate meat, eggs, cheese and a few veggies. Plus peanut butter (sugar free). And drank black coffee, green tea and water. Lost 50+ pounds in 6 months and basically got ripped. 1 hour swim and 30 min body weights a day. It’s what works for you. Certain food will spike your blood sugar differently to me. Some foods I can tolerate and you can’t .. and vice versa. The “perfect diet” is different for everyone. That much is obvious.
@samstephen7
@samstephen7 2 месяца назад
Nice one 👍
@michaelcrabbe3722
@michaelcrabbe3722 Месяц назад
@@Dean-Bravo The best approach, as described by Scoobie1961, emphasizes the importance of conducting personal research and forming your own conclusions, especially regarding matters like diet and fitness. While these channels can educate about bodily functions, it's crucial not to blindly accept information rather actively try to understand the information. Consider the source's intentions-such as fitness influencers promoting supplements or profit-driven food companies. Scrutinize health information carefully, using these channels as guides to explore both sides of an issue and uncover the truth for yourself. Why should anyone care about your health more than yourself?
@ahmedmukhtar6961
@ahmedmukhtar6961 Год назад
I believe bone broth is the closest we can come to a meat based coffee.
@ahmedmukhtar6961
@ahmedmukhtar6961 Год назад
@Z Man what?
@oh033
@oh033 9 месяцев назад
A homemade naturally gelatinous bone broth is the key to bulletproof bone health
@o-tn1994
@o-tn1994 4 месяца назад
Asalamwalaikum warahmatulahi wabarakatu my brother
@fender1000100
@fender1000100 Месяц назад
Bone broth he'll no you people are mad.
@johnnewby2043
@johnnewby2043 26 дней назад
I brew my coffee with 1/2 water, 1/2 bone broth
@veiddimaddur8354
@veiddimaddur8354 Год назад
You guys have great chemistry. Looking forward to the next James/Dave podcast
@carismith9765
@carismith9765 Год назад
I enjoyed this so much I watched it twice !!! Light hearted conversation was welcomed !
@Mavvyd96
@Mavvyd96 Год назад
Brilliant interview, Paul. This was my favorite one yet. It was nice getting to know your past a little bit more too. Take care. God bless.
@darynpinelli3294
@darynpinelli3294 Год назад
Such a GREAT listen! Wow… you guys are amazing to listen to and so much information. Love this!
@jeanbush8791
@jeanbush8791 Год назад
At my age, coffee is the only thing worth getting up for.😆
@ItsWhat__
@ItsWhat__ Год назад
Hahaha. Your good self is worth getting up for too 👌😊
@Airik1111bibles
@Airik1111bibles Год назад
Agreed ...its part of me , leave my coffee alone and stay away from my Adam's all natural peanut butter it's all I got left as a treat.
@bobgruntz1881
@bobgruntz1881 8 месяцев назад
30:10 - peanut butter
@TrudysGal
@TrudysGal 5 месяцев назад
Thank you 🙏
@user-vp6pp8op6b
@user-vp6pp8op6b 21 день назад
Thank you. 👍
@threeworld
@threeworld Год назад
I love that he asked about the micro nutrients of honey vs sucrose, wish Paul responded to that as well
@omrit2
@omrit2 10 месяцев назад
Honey comes directly from nature, unprocessed by humans. That's enough. But also has antimicrobial properties, and other benefits.
@Sara-sx8by
@Sara-sx8by Год назад
Love that y’all can have meaningful debates about the research you’ve done and what it means.
@lewisschaffer9707
@lewisschaffer9707 Год назад
Paul, you've become such a good listener. Xxx
@teremaitri1100
@teremaitri1100 Год назад
Thank you for this great interview, I enjoyed every minute!
@HawaiiMusicSupplyTUS
@HawaiiMusicSupplyTUS Год назад
That was an awesome talk. Thx guys!
@OptiRaz
@OptiRaz Год назад
As usual with these legendary podcasts guests I walk away with MORE QUESTIONS than answers 😂😂😂
@illpj
@illpj Год назад
Great interview, thank you Paul and Dave.
@user-ls1vm2tt7q
@user-ls1vm2tt7q Год назад
I am so glad that I found you from watching the minimalist podcast..both of you have helped me to where you wouldn't even know who I am, compared to who I was. I cant thank you enough.
@Acer0c
@Acer0c Год назад
Great conversations, thanks for the content once again.
@rossburks5225
@rossburks5225 Год назад
I’d love to get on board with you both to spread all of this information to the general public! I had a lifetime of health issues since 7th grade that finally got better after a month of ‘animal based’ …more people need to know about this information! I have a bachelor’s of science in Public Health and health promotion and a minor in nutrition. I live in Houston, Texas and it’s hard finding a job where the superiors believe in this information. I am a living testimonial that all of this works!!
@domsquaaa4323
@domsquaaa4323 Год назад
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@Reeeeves
@Reeeeves Год назад
This is anecdotal evidence. I've been sick since I was a baby. Both of my parents ate an abundance of animal products, so it was what I grew up with. I hunted my own things, ate organs, bone marrow and I honestly got worse. To the point I was unable to move my limbs. I changed and now I got rid of supposed chronic illnesses. Does this mean whatever I do is the one true way that will save everyone and get rid of every disease known to man? No.
@susancanyon
@susancanyon Год назад
We are all creatures of habit and even if it is detrimental to our health. I have family living in Houston and Chick Fe Le is there food of choice and they have health issues. I keep my opinions to myself and accepting there food choices. I have to accept the world I live in and then there is vaccinations. We are in the great poison and a war on meat.
@Jon--Jones
@Jon--Jones Год назад
​@@Reeeeves Except for one thing buddy. YOUR LYING. And the answer yes amd if you actually tried it ONCE in your life ("correctly" not the internet version of "keto" or "carnivore") you would see the difference. Your ancestors who didn't have the correct genetics for things like fasting, eating red meats, etc. they died off, so every human today has these genes, which is just one example of the many scientific reasons we are all biologically wired to thrive on a specific diet. How specific will vary but based upon how good the individual actually want to feel. It's hard to see the light when your surrounded by darkness
@jeanshareux2090
@jeanshareux2090 Год назад
I just recently started this diet and already feel so much benefits. I have one problem tho which someone of you could help me with. The only problem for me on this diet is the digestion. I have very watery diarrhea and stomach (predominantly intestine) pain. Good to mention that I'm transitioning from very very bad diet.. Will it go away if i stick to it? I really don't want to throw towel in, cause I experience so many benefits and in my eyes it's the best diet for humans. Other than that I experience very very mild allergic reaction to fruit (i usually eat it with honey) in form of very very mild itching in mouth. Do someone here have some advice?
@EricGuido
@EricGuido Год назад
The cardio thing bugs me too. I'm sitting in an office eight hours a day. If i was on my feet all day, then i probably wouldn't feel the need to hit the bike or the gym every day.
@Kuato
@Kuato Год назад
So get a standing desk that transforms, enabling sitting or standing
@logwind
@logwind Год назад
enjoyed the discussion. thanks guys.
@DianeLasek
@DianeLasek Год назад
Paul, Would love to hear an interview with you and Dr. Lustig. Especially you and him discussing Honey and whole fruit consumption. Just hope that he is a good mood!🙂
@AlexHickok-xf3js
@AlexHickok-xf3js Год назад
So much love for what you guys are doing
@DABA2024
@DABA2024 Год назад
Selling snake oil? Yikes
@KingofWisdom
@KingofWisdom Год назад
These videos are great. When I was doing "dirty keto", I would eat unsweetened peanut butter straight from the jar with a spoon. I would even drink the peanut oil inside the jar. I feel much better on a meat-based diet.
@winstonbrown347
@winstonbrown347 Год назад
Good discussion. I was a kickboxer/soccer player for years and ran into trouble in my mid thirties. Got a hair mineral test and showed I was burning minerals really fast, which is tied to the psychi/addictive patterns. I only lift heavy once a week now, walk and do light things over the rest and everything in my life is improving.
@murraymcgregor7829
@murraymcgregor7829 Год назад
What did you do to help your problem? I have to eat an abundance of carbs everyday to stave away muscle pains and cramps
@Valoric
@Valoric Год назад
I’m in the same position. Low magnesium and iodine. Used up all my trace minerals like chromium, boron, vanadium, etc. I’m trying to take it easy and replace lost minerals. But my body just keeps throwing them out. Idk what to do
@stevealbenetyh38
@stevealbenetyh38 Месяц назад
which brand mineral supplement do you recommend?
@carnivalenoblesse
@carnivalenoblesse Год назад
Two intelligent guys. Love this conversation. Speaking of financial food insecurity: I watched a documentary once where 3 white guys tried to live on a buck a day in a third world country. They ate only the vegetables that their land produced. After two days of being hungry all the time and terrible sleep, they discovered that the locals who couldn't afford meat just bought lard. Life improved from that moment. Where I live (also a third world country) real butter is crazy expensive, so I make my own tallow and lard.
@adambyers7382
@adambyers7382 Год назад
Two legends having a fun conversation! Loved this one, super interesting and enjoyed. Thanks of your work Paul and dave.
@BestLifeMD
@BestLifeMD Год назад
I loved when Dave made fun of his honey 🍯.
@carniv5812
@carniv5812 Год назад
@@BestLifeMDdrink your stupid orange juice 🙄😂
@harry554
@harry554 Год назад
Is Dave a vegan? He looks ill
@tvtime6558
@tvtime6558 Год назад
Dr. saladinos facial expressions when the conversation went to coffee. Omg HILARIOUS.
@Robdobalina
@Robdobalina 10 месяцев назад
He was in a tremendous amount of physical pain 😂
@lindastern8708
@lindastern8708 Год назад
78 year old Ray Peat follower here. Thank you for your words. You sound so sincere and dedicated. Thank you
@madeleinegrayson8372
@madeleinegrayson8372 Год назад
Ah, I'm sad Ray is gone, but he really did share so much wisdom. Nice to see someone mention him here. ❤
@carniv5812
@carniv5812 Год назад
I like that dave lightened paul up here… sounds like he wants to hangout w you paul and not be so technical and tense
@trail.blazer
@trail.blazer Год назад
I love peanut butter (high oleic) and never had any issues eating it, but I gave it up a few months ago. I wasn't so bothered about the phytic acid because I never ate it with anything where I wanted to get nutrition, but I decided it was time to get away from the oxalates and lectins. I particularly enjoyed peanut butter with dark chocolate, but I gave up the chocolate as well. Edit: Just read someone's comment about aflatoxins and mycotoxins. Yep, that was the other reason I stopped eating peanuts. Actually, most nuts, but I still occasionally eat macadamias.
@astonuk9403
@astonuk9403 Год назад
Finally someone who knows good peanut butter (high oleic). Peanut growers and processors use rigorous government enforced production, storage, and inspection standards to ensure that aflatoxin risk is minimized in peanut based products. Eliminating aflatoxin on the farm and during crop storage is the key to preventing contamination. Aflatoxin is a naturally occurring substance and can never be reduced to “zero.” Human health is protected by meeting low internationally set safety thresholds so that a person’s chances of exposure to aflatoxin are minimized. Rigorous cleaning, shelling, sorting and blanching (removal of peanut skins) are key steps in identifying and eliminating damaged peanuts which may have developed aflatoxin from getting into the food supply. Aflatoxin does not form in peanut butter once it is packed in containers, so if the production process is safe then the final product will be too when it reaches the consumer. Any contaminated products that fail food safety standards are removed from sale.
@CindyRoy57
@CindyRoy57 Год назад
​@@astonuk9403 Thanks for sharing the peanut industry's official explanation.
@burritodog3634
@burritodog3634 9 месяцев назад
what you just sat there and ate peanut butter and chocolate? what is wrong with you people are you 10 years old or something
@trail.blazer
@trail.blazer 9 месяцев назад
@@burritodog3634 No, I didn't just sit there and eat peanut butter and chocolate. I did eat it regularly. Unsweetened 92% chocolate and unsweetened organic peanut butter. Many reckon that would be full of minerals and nutrients. Certainly wasn't like a confectionery, sweet or the sort of thing a 10 year old would eat. I doubt many 10 year olds would even touch 92% chocolate. My portion size was 1/5th of a bar of 92% chocolate, which was 25g of 90% or 20g of 92%. Not whole bars of chocolate! Peanut butter was typically around 50g. Not exactly huge portions.
@natebrook
@natebrook 9 месяцев назад
@@trail.blazercan I only use organic peanut butter with only salt for my cheat day on carnivore?
@JFP69
@JFP69 Год назад
I appreciate the positive / respectful dialog & constructive approach. I’ve learned a lot from both of them. I am a little suspicious of Dave. He was the guy that said erythritol was a good sweetener for bullet proof coffee. (I don’t drink coffee at all anymore and my life has improved dramatically) He also doesn’t really look all that healthy. I’m going to buy his book and study it just so I can hear what he is saying about exercise. I reserve the right to be wrong and I’ll afford that to Dave as well but I am suspect of achieving meaningful physical / mental health with such limited exercise. FYI - we are all addicts. Addicted to something - some just have consequences! None the less - these guys are pioneers so I thank them both for putting it out there and admire the fact that they ripped the fabric of sky open and both made a ton of money doing it!
@chuckleezodiac24
@chuckleezodiac24 Год назад
Dave, the King of Hacks, Asprey spends all the free time he saves from not doing cardio by thinking of ways to sell shit to people. tell them what they want to hear, Dave. 5 minutes of exercise is better than 1 hour. yayyyy! glad you can afford to buy his book to find out more. 2 scientific studies back it up! Work Smarter, not Harder -- the Mantra of a New Millennium! it's how the Egyptians built the Great Pyramid -- only 5 minutes per day!
@DABA2024
@DABA2024 Год назад
He looks like absolute dogshit and people are lined up to follow his advice like lemmings. Look at all the comments here bragging about disordered eating that Dave has got them on. “Thanks Dave, I only eat meat and now I look as good as you!” They’re rehashing the Atkins playbook and it is SO transparent.
@keeramitrokli5486
@keeramitrokli5486 23 дня назад
This was so fun to watch. What a great combo you two are. Would love to see more of these. Lot's of laughs, so much education and very respectful towards each other's opinions.
@amandatkids854
@amandatkids854 Год назад
This was so fun watching you two playfully debate coffee👏👏👏
@davidgrimes4726
@davidgrimes4726 Год назад
Haha - fun discussion! Paul I totally remember the Boulder of the late 90s and the scene with vegans/vegetarians and wheatgrass and the endless running/cycling - I was there too! All the wrong things for the right reasons! 🤣🤣🤣
@BiblicalChristianSteve
@BiblicalChristianSteve Год назад
I just realized something in the Bible that is relevant to the fruit and vegetables discussion. From the beginning in the garden of Eden, God gave humans fruit to eat and He gave animals vegetables to eat. Genesis 1:29 ESV - And God said, “Behold, I have given you every plant yielding seed that is on the face of all the earth, and every tree with seed in its fruit. You shall have them for food. Genesis 1:30 ESV - And to every beast of the earth and to every bird of the heavens and to everything that creeps on the earth, everything that has the breath of life, I have given every green plant for food.” And it was so.
@bamaboy7489
@bamaboy7489 Год назад
You are exactly right. I referenced that at the beginning of this post.
@annecavanaugh3585
@annecavanaugh3585 4 месяца назад
Wow! I never noticed this distinction before!!
@christ_above_all3288
@christ_above_all3288 Месяц назад
This Scripture is referring to before the fall of man, who was to have dominion. There was no death of creations that had spirit in them (animals/man/etc). Once the fall happened, which was not eve eating a piece of fruit btw, the earth was cursed and death set in. Now animals could and would kill for food as well as man. After the fall, man was given laws about what to eat and not eat. Then Christ came, died for sinners, fulfilled His own Law, and Grace set in!! It will one day soon be restored to how it once was. No more death and killing. GOD BLESS.
@Ray_Charles
@Ray_Charles Год назад
Great podcast guys, thank you
@nealrichter29
@nealrichter29 Год назад
love listening to his show i learn so much thanks doc
@angiehernandez5505
@angiehernandez5505 Год назад
This discussion made me smile a lot. Thank you, Paul and Dave😄
@threeworld
@threeworld Год назад
This is best podcast you’ve had in like a year. This is such a great transparent conversation
@user-kc1ci8jg2d
@user-kc1ci8jg2d Год назад
I love organic peanut butter with no sugar, organic oats and alot of cinnamon
@fugitivetattoo
@fugitivetattoo Месяц назад
It's the finest peasant food money can buy!
@simontheriault
@simontheriault Год назад
Great conversation 🙌
@eshaniking4421
@eshaniking4421 11 месяцев назад
Really interesting discussion, thanks so much. Paul, I would love you to explore the impact of fructose and NAFLD further - a discussion with Robert Lustig would be fantastic if you can get him to come on.
@mcephas6982
@mcephas6982 11 месяцев назад
NAFLD is a choline deficiency. Choline transports fat from the liver. But because everyone wants to blame fructose they ignore the importance of choline.
@asdf1991asdf
@asdf1991asdf 2 месяца назад
​@mcephas6982 do modern fruits have significantly more fructose than their original state?
@ArtOfHealth
@ArtOfHealth Год назад
That was fun Paul and Dave. Lots of notes. Stay strong. Smarter Not Harder!
@michaelfeliciano4644
@michaelfeliciano4644 Год назад
Favorite podcast of the year. Thank you.
@SuperLolsmilyface
@SuperLolsmilyface Год назад
Organic cold-pressed pumpkin seed oil? Any advice on whether or not it's bad for you or not?
@richardmiddleton7770
@richardmiddleton7770 Год назад
It really depends if it's crunchy 100% organic peanuts or 90% smooth peanut butter with vegetable oil, emulsifiers, thickeners etc etc.!
@stric10
@stric10 10 месяцев назад
...nope
@swyllie30
@swyllie30 Год назад
Good to see Dave recognize the sunlight and carb connection. Paul seems think everyone on earth needs to eat tropical fruit all year round...eat local and seasonal is the real way to eat.
@Saundersstrong
@Saundersstrong Год назад
The True Ancestral Way.
@Reeeeves
@Reeeeves Год назад
@@SaundersstrongYou're living the true ancestral way on your phone.
@aparks6463
@aparks6463 Год назад
​@@Reeeeves this is such a naive, tired stretch of a sad argument.... since when can one not do Some things more ancestral and Some things more modern.... living ancestral can mean few, some, most or all of the things one does. Quit being so narrowminded.
@Reeeeves
@Reeeeves Год назад
@@aparks6463 Then you're picking and choosing? "The True Ancestral Way" implies a lot. Isn't it narrow minded to discredit the advancements we have made now? Varieties of fresh produce are available to all and it's not a bad thing. Since then, life expectancy has more than doubled. To me, it's just silly to limit oneself. If you want to eat like primal ancestors, then animal products shouldn't be a big part of your diet. Pretty much excluding dairy from our diets. Meat and eggs were only pretty much to fill that gap when the colder days hit when food was less plentiful. Don't toss around primal if you don't know what you're talking about.
@aparks6463
@aparks6463 Год назад
@@Reeeeves wtf are you ranting about lol. My point was that there are ancestral ways that are beneficial to us still as humans and obviously technological and medical advancements etc that benefit us as well and that being absolute on either side is naive. You implied that because one uses their phone, they live in other ancestral ways or that any of those ways were the sole if even the main reason life expectancy was shorter back then... you think diet and not things like disease and just barbaric human behavior being a normality, or wildlife in general, werent all reasons, too? I stand by my original point that you are narrow minded.
@VaryingViewpoint
@VaryingViewpoint 17 дней назад
Great interview!
@Luke-Emmanuel
@Luke-Emmanuel Год назад
Ocd sufferer here and ADHD. Had a bunch of peanut , was in brain hijack hell for two days. Peanuts are super high in omega 6 and super low in omega 3 and highhhh in free glutamate which is just HELL for mental disorders , esp anxiety disorders and adhd
@LEGENDofBEANY
@LEGENDofBEANY Год назад
Wow thanks for sharing that. Had no idea it was so high in free glutamate.
@astonuk9403
@astonuk9403 Год назад
Buy high oleic peanuts and peanut butter. Better than olive oil as less omega 6.
@bonsummers2657
@bonsummers2657 Год назад
In order to make peanuts healthiest for food: sprout and ferment,… and possibly/probably cook.
@zacw812
@zacw812 Год назад
How do you eat exactly? I have ADHD and OCD as well.
@Luke-Emmanuel
@Luke-Emmanuel Год назад
@@zacw812 keto for my blood type. Find out your blood type and if you are a secretor or non secretor and learn the food chart . Make it keto or carnivore accordingly.🙏🌟
@terriiiii
@terriiiii Год назад
I’ve been waiting and looking for a conversation like this!!❤
@somaisum3067
@somaisum3067 Год назад
Hello, Doctor. I’m grateful for the content. Can you give me a light? How to adapt the animal based diet for who haves Gilbert’s Syndrome?
@somaisum3067
@somaisum3067 Год назад
Bcause de advices of doctors here is reduce de meat income, but I don’t think that it benefits anything. What do you think about it?
@jeffg56
@jeffg56 Год назад
Adress liver toxicity look into quick silver sci liver sauce and detox protocols
@gaiazyme
@gaiazyme Год назад
Great convo. A missing piece of this puzzle is that a major crux of the nutrient dense regenerative farming movement is that most agronomic practices impede photosynthesis - and the levels of reducing monosaccharides (glucose/fructose) to disaccharides sucrose is completely different in a truly healthy plant versus a plant with hidden hunger. Leaf brix is an indirect measurement of plant health/nutrient density because it is a direct measurement of sucrose levels. Furthermore, high brix plants with streamlined sugar synthesis then synthesize proteins, lipids and secondary metabolites more efficiently as well - and very crucial to this conversation is that the secondary metabolite profile is totally different in a truly healthy plant. Would be very curious to see research into whether high brix plants with optimal secondary metabolite production and thus specific phytoalexin profiles have the same in vitro levels of antinutrients / in vivo effect of anti-nutrition.
@VandStitch
@VandStitch Год назад
So funny 😆 this show 😅! ThNks for the information love it !
@dieselbourbon3728
@dieselbourbon3728 Год назад
Peanut butter was one of the last things to go. I'm running out of things to no longer call food. Drinking coffee and gorilla glue #4 is all I have left. From my cold dead hands. But I feel fantastic and no longer have a food addiction. Feeling this great at 56 is a small price to pay for eating the tastiest steaks of my life. It never gets old.
@bannanaization
@bannanaization Год назад
Lol classic strain
@lynnpetti3817
@lynnpetti3817 Год назад
Going to be hard to give up peanut butter as I have a stash for emergencies. But I’ll give almond butter a try. Great information.
@jholeify
@jholeify Год назад
Yep coffee and herb are my last two vices. Not really willing to give them up especially since they are basically my preworkout.
@slimpickens8589
@slimpickens8589 Год назад
Paul Saladino is 45 years old, Dave Asprey is 49, David Goggins is 48. These three people are wildly different in how they live their lives. I'd put Paul at the top of who is living the healthiest lifestyle and also looks the healthiest. Goggins looks healthy, but has some serious orthopedic issues.
@Robdobalina
@Robdobalina 10 месяцев назад
I sense that Goggins somewhat in a pathologically obsessive way of being as opposed to in a healthy balance
@phylenejanousek2740
@phylenejanousek2740 Год назад
Love all this Awesome knowledge 🤓
@hildagertze8539
@hildagertze8539 Год назад
Such a good conversation ❤
@cyndimanka
@cyndimanka Год назад
I can eat fruit it doesn’t bother me and then my issues but I choose not to because I don’t need the carbohydrates. I’ve lost three sizes in one year of getting plants out of my life. My arthritis is better. My asthma is better my lower G.I. issues for over 20 years and diagnosed is 100% better. One time I tried to eat fresh vegetables and my hip hurts so bad I could not walk literally could not walk. I don’t do that anymore. People need to find out what the inflammation is coming from.
@amandaburleson2035
@amandaburleson2035 Год назад
stop lying your just trying to hop on the newest diet trends, embarrasing
@trailrunnerful
@trailrunnerful Год назад
Oh my, you guys!!! Thank you sooo much! I am a 72 year old former ultra runner!! I’m not even 1/2 way through this video and you both have spoken to my running addiction! Thank you for slapping me I back to reality! Thank you!!
@dennispacelli1007
@dennispacelli1007 Год назад
like you didn't know? You needed them to tell you?
@CancerTherapy
@CancerTherapy Год назад
Hi Dave, I completely agree!!! Best regards and see you soon. Guy Tenenbaum
@christinaheltabbott7337
@christinaheltabbott7337 Месяц назад
hahaha....I am loving this interview with Dave! Thanks Paul
@crimson90
@crimson90 Год назад
You know you're on the right track when Big Food is censoring your Instagram posts.
@Reeeeves
@Reeeeves Год назад
Anything that is censored is factual?
@DABA2024
@DABA2024 Год назад
That is an absolutely moronic way of operating. Grow up.
@backfru
@backfru Год назад
I love how all the advertisements for Dave's podcasts are pictures of him almost 10 years ago Umm... why not just show a pic of him today? Oh that's right, maybe because he looks like a 60 year old man? And he's "biohacking his health" - so we should definitely take his advice!!!
@CashMoneyMoore
@CashMoneyMoore Год назад
Enjoyed the healthy back and forth here about the healthfulness of fructose, coffee
@adambeardsley371
@adambeardsley371 Год назад
Hey Paul, great discussion. Just noticed a slip-up that is not at all important to the content, but thought I’d let you know: You said you were glad your peroneal artery still worked after overtraining on the bike for years. And mentioned how that artery is important for men. I was confused. Took me a minute to realize you were talking about the pudendal artery, not the peroneal (which is in the calf)
@dharmababy59
@dharmababy59 Год назад
Great conversation! Dave's research, writings and products were initially responsible for me delving into animal based eating after being a vegan for many years. Thank you.
@DABA2024
@DABA2024 Год назад
Are you alarmed that he looks like absolute shit and has a long history of selling snake oil? And you ‘based your eating’ on him? Come on.
@user-ls1vm2tt7q
@user-ls1vm2tt7q Год назад
me too, i have so much more energy and intelligence
@Notalent123
@Notalent123 Год назад
So funny how you mentioned Boulder Co. I grew up in the mountains just west of Boulder. I’m 54 now and trying to learn the proper way to eat not the grains And vegan craze I grew up with. I love beef!!!!
@reedfrost6971
@reedfrost6971 Год назад
Great conversation 👍
@KeepNitReeel
@KeepNitReeel Год назад
I really enjoyed the respectful push back & the good humor joking. 👍👍👍
@black9897
@black9897 Год назад
I could never get sick of peanut butter. It's amazing. I do have a hard time with ground beef at almost every meal
@madeleinegrayson8372
@madeleinegrayson8372 Год назад
Same! Peanut butter isn't a problem for me, but too much meat is. I do well with turkey and fish though.
@icantdance5712
@icantdance5712 Год назад
Try FORCE OF NATURE Bison Ground Beef. This may change your mind on GB.
@madeleinegrayson8372
@madeleinegrayson8372 Год назад
@@icantdance5712 I've had great bison, still can't thrive on meat every day, personally.
@black9897
@black9897 Год назад
@@icantdance5712 I love bison. Never tried that brand though
@murraymcgregor7829
@murraymcgregor7829 Год назад
I imagine it would be hard to know if they added soy or cereal into your ground beef. Also you need animal fat to release the bile necessary to digest the beef properly.
@biolbd
@biolbd Год назад
Removing gluten from my diet 15 years ago (in my early 50s) cured my migraines that I had suffered from since childhood. Surprisingly, caffeine and aspirin only made them much worse (acetaminophen was the only that that worked prior to gluten-free) and removing any of the other supposed food connections worked did not work. Gluten was the key and no doctor ever recommended removing it. I only chanced upon an Italian study linking gluten to migraines - thank god.
@christsavedmylife_
@christsavedmylife_ Год назад
This was an awesome episode
@elixgreen
@elixgreen Год назад
Thx again Paul helping a lot of people with this hidden info 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
@MrKeltybroadstone
@MrKeltybroadstone Год назад
Dave trolling Paul and Paul rolling with it was refreshing
@drunvert
@drunvert Год назад
Still eating peanut butter. And 10 years from now we will find out how great it really is
@dennispacelli1007
@dennispacelli1007 Год назад
damn son hilarious!
@Daissweetest
@Daissweetest 2 месяца назад
Paul, What skin care products do you use ?
@67Stu
@67Stu Год назад
I will definitely try Dave's migraine remedy. Nothing I've tried that's supposed to work, actually does.
@nikvanscoyk4427
@nikvanscoyk4427 Год назад
nice ive been waiting for you to do another podcast with dave. you are my two favorite health nerds. i pretty much eat animal based but with bulletproof coffee lol. always wanted to hear paul dig into dave with some harder technical questions like you did a bit here. you should do another podcast with him, get him to bring some studies so you can duke it out.
@carniv5812
@carniv5812 Год назад
Dave cant go too technical…. He has other people feed him studies and just says hey look black seed cumin oil works in rhinos
@olgakuchukov6981
@olgakuchukov6981 Год назад
@@carniv5812 yeah what about black seed oil, Nigella sativa? I have an unopened small bottle on my counter I’m eyeing suspiciously. Supposedly it’s anti-inflam and immune-boosting. However, traditionally, it has been taken by people where it grows natively, India, as a seed or 2 chewed daily. So … the traditional way makes more sense to me now.
@geo20028
@geo20028 Год назад
Totally agree. Paul was too kind not to dig deeper into Dave’s theories about the liver and how it works.
@cyndimanka
@cyndimanka Год назад
When I was on keto, I thought nuts were healthy and I would eat them all the time. Thankfully, I saw the light and don’t do that anymore. I got my husband off of peanuts. He bought a 25 pound bag and would sit there night after night and eat them. He gained so much weight.
@Reeeeves
@Reeeeves Год назад
It's almost like eating anything in excess is bad? Shucks. Who would've thunk it. Hu-hyuck
@thomaskeets3194
@thomaskeets3194 Год назад
I still do clean-keto and have almond butter in the morning. It really keeps me satiated. I don't want to give it up.
@madeleinegrayson8372
@madeleinegrayson8372 Год назад
Peanuts are legumes, not nuts.
@Reeeeves
@Reeeeves Год назад
@@madeleinegrayson8372 Finally, someone said it.
@madeleinegrayson8372
@madeleinegrayson8372 Год назад
@@thomaskeets3194 no need to give it up.
@Big_G_-ki6kj
@Big_G_-ki6kj Год назад
Quite a difficult point around fruit sugars. From what I understand Dr Saladino has to prove that the sugar contained in fruit and honey is not harmful or is super low risk when compared to table sugar. The argument that 'sugar is sugar' doesn't appear to be intuitively correct when considering fruit and honey, yet it is difficult to say otherwise with the exception of the few papers which are cited in other podcasts. The papers seem to indicate this could be true... but it still makes the decision to have confidence in upping the fruit/honey intake difficult, I am currently doing animal based and willing to take the risk of including them. So far = better.
@cornflowertoile3026
@cornflowertoile3026 Год назад
Excellent talk guys, excellent 😎🦬🦌🐐🐄
@user-he1pp9gh1l
@user-he1pp9gh1l Год назад
I'm watching this while drinking Coffee, and Peanut Butter. Is that bad? ☕ 🥜
@eenotana3563
@eenotana3563 Год назад
Nope. Enjoy!
@bradcouch6898
@bradcouch6898 Год назад
2 non dogmatic nutritional geniuses collaborating over what they believe to be the optimum human diet in front of our eyes for free. What a time to be alive. Great content and as always Paul, thank you for caring enough to keep digging and spreading the information!
@ClassicJukeboxBand
@ClassicJukeboxBand Год назад
Paul is non-dogmatic? Just ask him about his non-scientific belief that fructose is good for you and organ meats are necessary for health..without any actual proof either is true...
@jamessaltlife
@jamessaltlife Год назад
As for Dave.. the man is a charlatan who makes obscene amounts of money off his so called superior coffee and mct oil. He’s a businessman not a nutrition expert..
@jesuisravi
@jesuisravi Год назад
t's fairly rich in nutrients and a decent protein source. It's also loaded with fiber, vitamins, and minerals, although this doesn't seem as significant when you consider the high calorie load. It is perfectly fine to incorporate moderate amounts of peanut butter into a healthful diet.
@neilbush9873
@neilbush9873 Год назад
Is this idea of what we can or can't tolerate partly confused by what we are used to and is this also a thing that changes as our gut flora changes and adapts to our diet?
@russbrown6453
@russbrown6453 Год назад
I'm a 4 year carnivore. However, white bread, bananas, butter, jelly, peanut butter, pure ecstacy...
@DABA2024
@DABA2024 Год назад
You feel that way because your ‘carnivore’ lifestyle is disordered eating. The rest of us don’t have an orgasmic reaction to PB&J. This is an alarming statement and you give it like it’s an endorsement.
@jorgefranco8522
@jorgefranco8522 Год назад
Great fucking interview!! Will not agree with everything, but it was good see respectful and scientific backed info. Most was agreed anyway except for the coffee, and fructose. I still believe having a higher A1C on Carnivore isn’t necessarily a bad thing if the reticulocytes are high which shows longer living RBCS, which could cause a higher A1C
@ntrelis
@ntrelis Год назад
I love your channels ❤❤❤
@lisaglasgow5339
@lisaglasgow5339 Год назад
No more condoms for me!! Fyi- I was eating at least 3 cups of raw almonds, and sometimes walnuts, per week, for about a year. Suddenly I noticed when I'd have the urge to urinate it was sudden and so urgent I could barely make it to the bathroom, whereas before I could hold it for several hours, if needed. I went to Gyno and had an ultrasound, which was clean and was told "that sometimes happens during/after menopause." 🙄 I KNEW it was something else because it was sudden. It dawned on me it was the massive amount of almonds/nuts.. not even knowing yet of oxalates. I stopped eating nuts. It's been TWO weeks, and the emergency urination sensation is just about Gone! I looked it up today, rhe relation between oxalate toxin and urination, and what do you know... it can cause irritation of bladder and every symptom I had!
@ginosko_
@ginosko_ Год назад
5 minutes of cardio better than working out an hour a day? 😂💀🧢
@Nostrada-mus
@Nostrada-mus Год назад
Conflict of interest. Paul is biased on organ meat (Heart & Soil) business. Dave is biased on coffee ( has his own coffee beans company)
@madeleinegrayson8372
@madeleinegrayson8372 Год назад
So true. Part of why I loved Ray Peat. Made very little and sold nothing, lol. Not even a book.
@KingofWisdom
@KingofWisdom Год назад
This is partially true, but the amount of nutrients in grass-fed cow organ meats is undeniable.
@stormtacticalconsulting6736
Great Podcast gentleman!🇺🇸🔥👊
@Rosie_Apple_Delight
@Rosie_Apple_Delight Год назад
This was informative and fun. Great energy! I will eat whatever is best for my health, truly. No ideology here other than optimizing for longevity. So, Paul, Dave, is the ALPHA SYNUCLEIN IN MUSCLE MEAT AND DAIRY DENATURED WHEN DIGESTED Or, does it contribute to PARKINSONS? Organ meat does not contain AS, I think? Paul, please help?! And, this is a selling point for organ meats. 😊
@fowler989
@fowler989 Год назад
Aspry looks like an old lady. Looks sick Saladino lookin good!!
@robertmiller5789
@robertmiller5789 Год назад
Paul looks great. Dave looks like a 2 pack a day smoker.
@ntrelis
@ntrelis Год назад
My mom is diabetic and she eats a lot of fruit. Fructose is poisonous if you eat it every day.
@KingofWisdom
@KingofWisdom Год назад
Well, you're not supposed to be eating large amounts of fruit everyday if you are diabetic. You do keto to reverse diabetes (preferably of the meat-based variety, no soy, no seed oils, no vegetables, no grains, no legumes, no nuts) and then you include fruit when you have a healthy A1C.
@brawndothethirstmutilator9848
ntrelis, isolated crystalline fructose is bad for you. The fructose in whole fruit is not.
@sweetsongstress7398
@sweetsongstress7398 Год назад
I’ve been weaning off PB for years … concerned about almond skins as well, should I be?
@annecavanaugh3585
@annecavanaugh3585 4 месяца назад
Me too … weaning going on 70 years 😅peanut butter was my first word😆
@xvalentinserbanx
@xvalentinserbanx 10 месяцев назад
Dave says you could get leaky gut from a pure carnivore diet. Can anyone explain to me why?
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