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  • So what we're going to talk about today is really why?

  • intermittent fasting and low carbohydrate diets work Whereas the Calorie counters

  • It just doesn't seem to work right and the problem with the calorie

  • theory is [that] it's just like raw and

  • Because we don't really understand obesity

  • That's why we can't cure it right, so I'm sure many of you have seen this show. It's called the biggest loser and it's on

  • North America, it's in Australia

  • It's everywhere right and what people do is [they're] contestants that compete to lose weight, and they get put on a diet

  • It's a calorie reduce diet and they do a lot of exercise, and you've seen Jillian Michaels screaming at everybody, right?

  • So it's a lot of exercise, and they don't show it on the show, but there's actually a fairly severe caloric restriction as well

  • It's not a low carbohydrate diet

  • It's more of a kind of everything in moderation

  • sort of an approach, so the problem of course is that this show has been running for a long time and

  • Certain of the Contestants have come out and said well

  • [you] know this really doesn't work now the reason more haven't come out is because they're essentially under a legal gag order, right?

  • they're actually not allowed to say any of this stuff, but certain contestants have actually come out and

  • So this contestant Suzanne said well they never do a reunion show why they've all gain that weight again

  • and

  • It's not it's not

  • Unique to the biggest loser [a] lot of diets and we've all done these Calorie reduce diets

  • it does the same for everything it does fine for about six months, but then after that it just

  • Keeps coming back your weight plateaus then it starts to come back and everybody knows this right because everybody's done this diet

  • The question is why?

  • Right and that's what we really have to understand and that's what I mean by we have to solve the two compartment problem

  • And I'll explain that in a second so the biggest loser diet despite the fact that we all know it doesn't work is

  • actually ranked very highly so Usa news for example just this past year put the biggest loser diet at

  • Number three for weight loss and number 11 overall so really a very good diet and why not it's a eat less move more

  • Sort of approach, right cut your calories in increase your calories out and hey presto. You're going to lose weight

  • So that's why it does so well because all the doctors recommended and so on

  • The thing is that there have been some studies that have been done [on] these contestants, and it's very interesting to [look]

  • Scientifically at what actually happens to these people as they do this sort of eat

  • Less news more approach now the biggest loser of course is that approach on

  • Steroids [rates] or eating a lot less, and you're moving a lot more, and that's why you get these dramatic weight losses

  • So one season they actually took these contestants made them signed consents

  • And then actually did metabolic studies on them and what's interesting is that at first it looks amazing, [right]?

  • [and] [we've] all seen [that] show right the before on the after it looks amazing and

  • the studies really bear that out, so if you look at the before [and] after if you look at the

  • composition of weight loss so at week [six] and week 30 at the end of the

  • Show is week 30 you can see that. They've lost a lot of weight right. This is 60 kilograms right and this is

  • Fat mass so most of it is fat right everybody says [aw], you're going to lose muscle. You lose muscle another losing mostly fat

  • There's a little bit of muscle loss, but it's mostly fat

  • and this is their body fat percentage you can see it's follows a pretty steady trend downwards and

  • the average went from

  • 329 pounds to 202 pounds so an amazing result right body fat [went] from 49% to

  • 28% so at the end of the show you get these great results

  • You have the end of the show everybody wins and they pretend like everything's fine, but we know that it isn't

  • And why not? What's the problem? It sounds like it should work, right?

  • You keep doing what you're doing, and you'll keep losing weight

  • But you don't and the reason and we've known this for [at] least a hundred years is

  • that your metabolism starts to slow down, and this is what happened to the metabolism of all these contestants, and you can see in the

  • Solid bar that's their baseline rate of metabolism

  • Before they start at this and the open circles is that afterwards you can see that in virtually every case

  • These people are cutting the amount of calories they expend by a lot

  • okay, so you can look at some of these dramatic examples, so this fellow for example [list] starts out by

  • Earning Thirty five hundred calories a day and he's dropped all the way to about seventeen hundred [calories] a day, right

  • And it's not just him. It's everybody

  • if you take the entire group of people

  • the average

  • Decrease in metabolism is over seven hundred calories a day

  • right, so [if] you start by burning Thirty five hundred

  • Which is a lot, so you start at two thousand you're going to drop down to like

  • Twelve Thirteen hundred by the end of the show so you wonder why you're not losing weight?

  • well

  • It's because your metabolism has slowed down so much that if you're burning thirteen hundred and you are eating

  • [1,500] remember that's still a lot less than you used to eat

  • You're going to gain the [weight] back

  • That's exactly what we all know happens

  • you feel cold [you] feel tired if you're hungry, [you] feel like shit and

  • The weight is going back up

  • Right and that's the problem right we all know that's the problem. It's the decrease in metabolism

  • So you can try to make up for it with more exercise, right?

  • And that's what they pretend that you can do so you can see that baseline. There's a certain amount

  • Which is resting metabolic rate certain amount of exercise?

  • During the show they burn a hell of a lot of calories as exercise you see that the gram tops your total energy expenditure

  • Is better but when you stop exercising for like you know five hours a day?

  • Then your exercise goes down, but look at what's happened to your basal metabolism

  • This is your resting metabolic rate. It's already gone down by week six okay, so don't kid yourself

  • This is happening all the time

  • But by week [thirty], it's gone down even or and that's the whole problem you get this

  • Metabolic Slowdown and because you're not burning as much energy. You don't have that you know liveliness

  • You don't feel very good

  • And you can see this

  • In this graph you can see this is the biggest loser contestants, and you see that the basal metabolic rate just keeps on going down

  • But there's a similar

  • Extreme measure that doesn't seem to have this problem and the question is why?

  • So you can look at bariatric surgery so bariatric surgery is stomach stapling surgery, right?

  • So you cut your stomach into the size of a walnut you

  • Really just can't eat and you can't eat for months and months and months and guess what the weight goes down, right?

  • That's not a surprise

  • the surprise is that it works to keep weight off in the long term yeah, there are a lot of problems with this okay, so

  • Let's be clear. I'm not recommending it for anybody, right?

  • but if you look at the resting metabolic rate

  • with a similarly sort of extreme measure it goes back up the

  • [question] is why so this is another?

  • Study of the long-term effects of bariatrics and you can see that a baseline and a follow-up. This is several [years] [later]

  • The resting metabolic rate and the total energy expenditure how much energy you're burning has really not gone down

  • Right as opposed to the eat less move more where it keeps going down keeps going down until you fail, right?

  • That of course is the saddest part of all right the saddest part of the entire thing is that we know about this

  • metabolic slowdown this was shown in

  • 1915 so we've known about it for a hundred years

  • what I think is sad, is that we give people this really horrific advice to eat less and move more and

  • Then when they fail, we blame them for it

  • Right and that's basically. You're blaming the victim because here's this poor fellow or poor lady

  • Who's victimized?

  • Because they're suffering from obesity from type 2 diabetes you give them really bad advice

  • Which you know is going to fail because we've all done it it fails every single time and then when the weight goes back

  • You say yeah, you should have listened to me better. You should have had more willpower

  • you shouldn't have eaten that bagel or whatever it is you tell people right and that's really the saddest [part] of all is that we

  • Try to pretend that the advice that we give is really good and the failure lies with all of you

  • Right, but doesn't doesn't make any sense right? How can like?

  • forty fifty percent of the population

  • Be so morally bankrupt that they let this happen to them is it not more

  • Logical that the advice that we gave was just really crappy that seems to me much more sensible

  • So we're going to explain why this

  • sort of discrepancy exists

  • So in order to do that you have to understand what happens when you eat, okay?

  • [so] what happens when you eat? Is that insulin goes up? So most foods almost all foods have a

  • mixture of macronutrients [fat]

  • Carbohydrates and protein so your insulin goes up to a varying degree and insulin

  • Basically is the hormone that [tells] your body to store fat

  • So it stops your body from burning fat you start to store some of the sugar and store some of the fat

  • Okay, and this is normal. This is a normal situation

  • so

  • Carbohydrates get turned into glycogen which are chains of glucose so chains of glucose in the liver?

  • Is basically a storage form of sugar okay? And when you have too much of that then your liver produces?

  • Lipids which is called

  • De Novo lipogenesis, and it basically stores fat okay, so when you don't eat when you're fasting

  • So fasting is merely the absence of eating your insulin levels fall

  • And that's a signal to start pulling some of that energy out

  • Right so you're going to start by pulling some energy out from the glycogen

  • Which is your stored [sugar]?

  • And you're going to pour some pull some energy out [of] the stored fat so you can think of it the glycogen

  • Like a refrigerator right you're storing food energy

  • And the reason it's like [a] refrigerator

  • Is that it's easy to access so [you] can get put food in easily you can take food out easily, right?

  • It's just food energy and the fat is more like your freezer

  • Okay, so you can store more of it, but it's in your [basement]

  • You know it's hard to get to it's hard to get out

  • It's hard to put in so you generally prefer to use your refrigerator

  • and it's the same idea you have two storage forms of energy one easy to use and one not so easy to use the

  • refrigerator though has a limited capacity

  • [so] if you put if you have too much stuff you have no choice

  • But to put it in your freezer

  • Now the reason that the calories don't work is that they operate on what I call a one compartment model

  • Okay, so that means they pretend that all your calories goes in to your body

  • And it's all the same all your calories are the same

  • they're stored in one giant compartment like this sink and

  • When it comes to taking out energy it all comes out of the same thing

  • right therefore if you follow this sort of very simplistic

  • Incorrect model what you see is that if you simply reduce the calories going in?

  • You'll reduce your weight and if you increase the calories out you'll increase the rate

  • but the entire premise of this sort of calories in calories out model is

  • completely fictitious

  • because we know that's not what happens in the body the body doesn't have some giant vat of

  • Calories right you can store sugar you can store fat. It's not some giant vat of calories

  • That's held somewhere in your liver, right?

  • But that's what they all pretend it is so if you have the entire wrong idea of why this should work?

  • Then it's not going to work

  • What instead is?

  • A better model is a two compartment model that is there are two places in the body where you can store food?

  • You've got your fridge

  • And you've got your freezer your calories goes in into your fridge calories goes

  • From the fridge because that's the easiest place it goes, but there's a third thing that you have to consider

  • And that is how much food goes back and forth between the freezer and the fridge because that's what we're really interested in

  • this

  • the fat, but that's the one that's much harder to get to

  • Right and the question is what's controlling this?

  • because that's really the key and

  • It turns out that the main player is insulin we know this because insulin

  • inhibits lipolysis

  • Right what that means is it stops you from getting the fat coming out? That's a job

  • That's a normal job. So if you have a lot of insulin

  • right so normally if you eat a huge meal your insulin is high it's going to tell the body to move all the

  • Storage in this way if your insulin is very high then you can't get the food back out this way

  • And that's the problem

  • So if you have a lot of insulin resistance for example which keeps your insulin levels very high it's like that

  • Freezer is kind of locked away in the [basement] behind the lock you know steel bar. You can't get at it

  • so what happens now when you start reducing your calories if

  • you start reducing your calories in and

  • You can't get at your storage

  • What your body is simply going to do is reduce the calories out?

  • That's what it does right because it's not going to keep losing weight until you die

  • That's just ridiculous right, so if you look at the women's health initiative

  • Which was a huge fifty thousand person study. They reduce calories by

  • [350] Odd

  • per day for like seven years and they estimated that

  • People would lose 30 pounds women would lose 30 [pounds] per year

  • Right so in seven years. They should have lost 210 pounds right of course that didn't happen

  • [how] much did they lose not even a single pound it was ridiculous because?

  • What happened of course is that their body is if you're not affecting me in insulin you can't get at that fat?

  • You're just going to reduce [your] calorie though, and notice here of course that we're not breaking any laws of thermodynamics

  • right

  • Calories in calories out yeah, you're accounting for all the calories

  • [but] what's important is the compartmentalization of energy right?

  • That's what we're talking [about] not the total energy, but where it goes

  • Right because that's what we want to know if you eat, and you just burn [it] off

  • Who cares that'd be great?

  • But if you eat and all of it goes into fat well now you care a lot, right?

  • But it's not that calories [are] imbalance if you eat an extra 500 calories your body burns it all off as fat

  • Bob burns it all off as heat. Yeah who cares you don't have any extra body fat, but if you get 500 extra calories

  • Boom the insulin is telling it all to shunt into here. Well, that's a problem and

  • That's really the problem of the two compartment syndrome

  • So if you look at what happens during fasting?

  • What happens because everybody worries about this right? Oh, what [about] protein you're burning your muscle, right?

  • So this is a study by Kevin Hall

  • from the nih

  • And he basically looked what happens during fasting and this is what happens, right?

  • So for the first couple of days of fasting what you see is that carbohydrate oxidation goes off?

  • It goes way up right in other words. You're burning sugar you can see that fat doesn't actually move for a couple of days

  • You're not burning a hell of a lot of fat

  • Right and then as you run out [of] the glycogen remember that the glycogen is

  • You're easily accessed energy, but limited in terms of how much you can store once it all burns out

  • then look

  • Fat oxidation goes off now. You're burning fat for energy

  • That's perfect that's exactly [what] we want to do, but what happened to protein are you burning muscle?

  • Hell, no, it goes up slightly, okay at the very beginning then drops

  • So protein is not a storage form of energy

  • Why would your body burn it for energy, right?

  • You hear this argument all the time you're going [to] burn muscle

  • Right so it's ridiculous right because you're telling me that the way

  • We're designed is to store energy as fat, but when the chips are down, we'll burn muscle, right?

  • Okay, like I don't think so right. It's like if you have a wood-burning

  • Stove [you] store firewood right because you're going to burn it

  • But when the chips are [down] you don't you chop up [your] sofa and throw it into the fire right? It's crazy

  • The other thing that's ridiculous is that if you have repeated fast famine cycles like Cavemen might have had for instance

  • So you store fat burn burn muscle right so at the end of a few of these cycles?

  • You're like one giant ball of [100%] fat right it's like that's what happens to the bears right? It's like come on

  • Don't be ridiculous. You don't burn muscle

  • Protein yes, you do need a certain amount of protein [to] maintain your lean protein right, but it's not

  • Increased that's my point. It's not that it's not zero. There is some right, but it's not

  • increased in response to fasting

  • So the reason that I talk about fasting and low carbohydrate diets is that?

  • What it does very effectively [and] probably more effectively than any other intervention is it empties out that fridge?

  • right and remember what you want to do is get rid [of] all that insulin -

  • Right because now if you don't have insulin telling your body to shunt all that energy into fat

  • Now you can start to move your calories out this way

  • Right if you have a lot of insulin, so we do this for example

  • If if we give people exhaustion as insulin they can't lose weight

  • Right even if they fast it's very hard because they can't access that fat. They just keep reducing their calorie expenditure

  • But the whole point is [that] fasting provides the easiest way you get rid of all [that] glycogen?

  • You got your insulin down so you can actually access your body fat and there and the whole thing is that why can't you?

  • right

  • you know I asked my son one time a

  • Few Years ago, you know, how do you lose weight these goes? Here's six or seven at the time, and he goes just don't eat

  • So easy right it's like, huh?

  • How can you be so right about this?

  • point that has escaped like

  • 99% of the world's doctors and dietitians

  • Right if you don't need you're going to lose weight and here's the thing to understand. There's nothing wrong with it

  • That's the way we're built

  • Right that's the way lions are built its we tigers are built that's what bears are built. That's the way we're built

  • We're built to withstand

  • These repeated episodes where there's no food right because back in the Caveman days. There's no

  • McDonald's, there's no refrigerator. There's nothing there there are times you're going to have nothing. That's why you have fat

  • Right, that's the whole point

  • So one of the most ironic things is that this is what you hear all the time?

  • Fasting is going to put you into starvation mode, right?

  • Huh?

  • This is actually very ironic

  • because

  • Starvation mode refers to the idea that your metabolism

  • Slows to such an extent that you're going to regain weight okay, so I've heard that before somewhere, right?

  • That's exactly what happens when you try to reduce your calories

  • right if you don't do anything about your insulin and just reduce your calories your

  • Metabolism goes down you're going into starvation mode, but what happens during fasting does it happen?

  • well, here's a study of four consecutive days of fasting right, so

  • This is in normal people right and what you see is [that] at the top the weight goes down right? So that's great

  • That's exactly what we expect to see but what happens to your [ree]. This is this middle line here

  • That's the resting energy expenditure

  • Right that's your basal metabolism

  • It doesn't go down

  • It goes up

  • Right you're burning more [energy] than you did

  • Now you might think why is that so well? It makes a lot of sense because

  • suppose again, you're a Caveman [and]

  • [there's] nothing to eat. It's winter

  • There's nothing to eat right so if your body starts shutting down

  • Then you're even less likely to find something to eat because you're tired you can't go out there and hunt a woolly mammoth you're tired

  • Right you need to sleep. So that's gonna you're all going to die like that

  • Right your body is just not that stupid right your body says wow you have nothing to [eat]

  • So I'm going to give you energy

  • I'm going to increase the amount of energy you're burning and I'm going to provide it from your fat stores

  • Because you need to go out and eat and fill up this refrigerator again, right?

  • So that's exactly what you do otherwise. We wouldn't be here right. It'd be like cockroaches and insects running the world

  • So what happens to your vo2 right? That's how much oxygen you can metabolize right does it slow down

  • No it goes up

  • Right again you have more capacity to do exercise more energy, and why is that so?

  • One you're burning fat for energy and your body's like whoo. There's a lot of this right, so there's plenty of it. Let's go

  • but the other thing you see is that the norepinephrine so norepinephrine and ePinephrine are called adrenaline or

  • Noradrenaline so your body is actually providing you with a big kick in the pants to keep your energy

  • expenditure High

  • Because that's what you need to do to survive

  • so insulin drops which is one of the major things that we want to see and

  • Your hormone, so that's a hormonal remember obesity is a hormonal disease it goes up

  • It's providing you the tools to burn fat. So there's no starvation mode

  • Actually, it's quite the opposite it goes up

  • You can do something [called] alternate daily fasting which is kind of one day of fasting [one-off] and [in]

  • These studies is [not] actually a full fast so they still allow about 500 calories on those fasting day

  • So it's not even a true fast, but the calories are low

  • That you still get the benefits and you again

  • If you look at the resting metabolic rate which is the first line you can see that [from] baseline to Day 22

  • So you know a couple [of] weeks of alternate daily fasting your resting metabolic rate really hasn't dropped

  • your

  • fat oxidation

  • Goes way up, right, so you're burning fat

  • You can't argue with that right you can measure these [things] you're burning fat

  • Why because you have no carbohydrate to burn?

  • Right because you're clearing out that fridge you're clearing out [all] that storage sugar and burning fat. That's great

  • That's exactly what we want [do]

  • The other thing we talked a little bit about already is that you're going to burn muscle right and again

  • The idea is that here you're going to burn protein to provide glucose?

  • right and this doesn't actually happen and this has been known again for

  • 20-25 years

  • so if you look at your reah reah is this big line camp, so it's [a] breakdown product of

  • Protein so you can see that

  • You excrete a certain amount of nitrogen every day you're also taking in a certain amount of nitrogen every day, right?

  • This is under normal conditions. Now. You fast people like you just give them nothing to eat. Well. What happens well there's?

  • Virtually, no you're really out

  • right now there's nothing going in [to]

  • But what you you notice?

  • Is that you're not burning muscle because if you're burning muscle that urea should skyrocket or at least be as high as this

  • Your body is actively conserving your protein your muscle, mass, right?

  • And that's what happens during fasting and you [can] do

  • 70 days of Alternate Daily fasting right

  • So 70 days is more than two in a bit months and what you see

  • Is that if you measure fat, mass and fat free mass in this study?

  • You can see that fat mass goes down very nicely from forty three point five to thirty eight point one

  • Kilos and the fat free mass your lean mass doesn't move at all so

  • These are sort of some of the myths that everybody tells you right servation mode burning protein and here's my favorite, right?

  • It doesn't work that is never going to work right? It's like okay genius

  • if you don't eat

  • Do you think you will lose weight right? Well? Yes, you will

  • Right so it's not exactly a very good comeback for people to say it won't work because it will definitely

  • Work, okay, it will definitely work. I'm not saying it's easy, okay. That's a whole other thing

  • Can you do it? That's a separate question

  • I actually think that most people can do it, but if you are able to do it yes, you will lose weight right and

  • here's the thing

  • so back in the

  • 1960s they have done a bunch of studies on these patients and what they did was they admitted them to hospital

  • They did that back then and they just watched them and you can see that people lose weight

  • And here's the thing that always says people are goes

  • Oh, how about women women shouldn't fast like why not? Don't you think you'll lose weight?

  • Yes, you will now if you're underweight, then yeah, you shouldn't be fasting right you're going to get a man areia

  • you're going to get menstrual problems, but if your

  • Need to lose weight yes, you will lose weight, and that's exactly what they found in all these studies

  • So you have men they lose weight women they lose weight right and what you can see that it's fairly steady

  • There's no kind of drop-off right. There's no drop off that kind of dreaded weight [plateau]

  • Because that's the whole problem with weight regain is that we all plateau

  • There's so many advantages to fasting that are just not available in that it's completely different from most

  • other

  • Diets which tell you what to do because this is really the opposite. It's something you don't do right

  • So one of the biggest advantages is really that it's completely

  • Simple you can explain it in like two seconds and everybody understands

  • Intrinsically what it is right now there are variations right? There's fact fasters juice fasts. There's you know water-only fast

  • There's no water fasts. There's all kinds of variations

  • But at it's very core. It's easy to understand and that's important because if people don't understand what you're trying to do

  • They can't do it, right

  • [it's] free

  • Like you know as much as I would love to always eat home-cooked meals

  • And you know long simmered bone broth the truth is that?

  • most of us

  • Sometimes don't have the time and don't have the inclination

  • Don't have the money if you want to eat grass-Fed beef every day

  • It's going to cost you you want to eat organic all the time. It's going to cost you not saying that

  • You shouldn't but it's expensive and some people just have no money

  • So I have people who write me from the philippines, and they're like you know I got all this stuff

  • And I can't [afford] anything. It's like well

  • There is no cost. There's no cost at all

  • It's convenient right so again you can cook all you want

  • But it takes time right it takes time and sometimes you just don't have the time, but this one. There's no shopping

  • There's no preparation. There's no cooking. There's no cleanup. There's no eating

  • right

  • There's nothing

  • It's so convenient because again the key is it's not something to do

  • It's something to not do right

  • And that makes it completely different in sometimes something that you can add something that's completely

  • Flexible right so it's not like oh yeah, you need [to] eat six times a day, [right]

  • It's like sometimes you just don't want to eat a snack today sometimes you're busy, right

  • Well, this is going to give you more time you can put it in anywhere you can do it

  • Tomorrow, and you cannot do it the whole next week, and then do it again right you can do whatever you want

  • It's completely flexible

  • Do it for 12 hours you could do it for 12 days right? It doesn't matter and

  • really the the

  • Point is that you can add it to any diet because again

  • It's something that you can put in and fit in wherever you need to right so say you want to eat the you know

  • The rice diet or something like that you [get] still fast right? That's the whole point

  • [you] [don't] eat meat. You can still fast right? You don't eat wheat

  • You can still fast you have a nut [allergy] you can still fast right you don't have time. Hey

  • You can so fast

  • You don't have money you can still fast you're traveling all day. You can still fast right you know cook yeah?

  • you can still fast right and

  • probably the most important thing is that

  • It really has unlimited power right and it's a doctor sometimes you get into these things where?

  • You want to do something and it's not strong enough, right?

  • Well, you can just keep fasting until you get the results you [see] as I said if you don't eat you will lose weight

  • Right you're almost it's almost impossible to not write. Can you keep it up? That's a separate question, right?

  • I'm not saying it's easy

  • I'm not saying that I mean you do [have] to have the proper medical supervision especially if you're on medications

  • So on but you could fast you could fast

  • I have a 75 year old who did like 30 days, right?

  • You felt great right the world record is [382] days

  • You can keep going right, and this is the whole point is that this gives you?

  • options

  • Because it's not a diet. It's no diet. It's nothing right? It's like [Costanza] to show about [nothing] [right]?

  • There's a talk about nothing right?

  • Georgie stands [us] so smart

  • That's the whole point is that because it's the opposite it gives you so much flexibility

  • And it has the ability to really free ourselves

  • So the chains that bind us down right we have all these problems right the number one problem in the world today

  • Right you got heart attacks you got cancer. You got strokes you got diabetes you got kidney disease and it's all due to

  • Obesity it's all due to diabetes

  • but yet, we have

  • The ability to free ourselves from all of these modern afflictions

  • right

  • only with the application of

  • a technique

  • they [new]

  • 5,000 years ago

  • The ancient Greeks were all about fasting not for health

  • They didn't have a lot of obesity back then but because it gave you energy gave you like mental focus, right?

  • that's why they did it and

  • these involuntary periods of fasting eventually got taken out, right as we

  • Started getting more reliable food then religion started introducing periods of fasting right?

  • so if you look at any major religion in the world they have periods of fasting

  • Their periods of feasting - that's balanced by periods of fasting right [I] remember

  • That they're not trying to kill all their practitioners right not like oh, you should fast you'll die. Haha

  • That's not it at all right?

  • It did it because there is something deeply

  • Intrinsically beneficial to the fasting right and it was always known always

  • It's a cleanse. It's a detox right

  • There's probably only one thing that the three most influential people in the history of the world agreed on right?

  • So the prophet [muhammad] Jesus Christ and Buddha

  • They all agreed on one [thing]

  • and that is

  • fasting is

  • Very beneficial [it's] uniquely beneficial

  • Not only for the Spirit, but also for your body

  • we need to clean ourselves out [of] this junk that accumulates, right all this extra sugar all the

  • Insulin all the fat we need to clean it out once in a while, right? It's a spring cleaning. That's all it is

  • And yet with the application of this kind of ancient time-tested technique. We can break free of all this

  • Right you know in the last century. We broke free of a lot of infectious diseases, right?

  • Tuberculosis pneumonia and all this and now all that replaced with was all these diseases

  • But we have the knowledge we only have to apply it, and that's the most ironic part of all we won't

  • But there's no reason why we won't we've always been told

  • By everybody that we have to do that and yet. Why do we not?

  • My son knew it

  • Any questions. We have a couple of minutes left

  • Thank you very much

So what we're going to talk about today is really why?

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ジェイソン・ファング博士 - '治療的断食 - 2つのコンパートメントの問題を解決します。 (Dr. Jason Fung - 'Therapeutic Fasting - Solving the Two-Compartment Problem')

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