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    Why You Need To Start Keto and Fasting NOW! - With Dr. Ken Berry and Dr. Mindy Pelz

    enApril 14, 2020

    Podcast Summary

    • Join Doctor Mindy's Reset Academy for support and resources on your health journeyDoctor Mindy invites listeners to join her program for community, insights, and tools to kickstart a healthy fasting routine and boost immunity. Doctor Ken emphasizes the importance of a ketogenic diet for immune support during the pandemic and encourages listeners to eat right and avoid harmful foods.

      Doctor Mindy invites listeners to join her Reset Academy to kickstart their fasting and health journey in the new year. She emphasizes the importance of being surrounded by like-minded individuals and gaining access to exclusive insights and resources. Meanwhile, in a separate discussion, Doctor Ken Berry shares his passion for the ketogenic diet and its potential benefits for boosting immunity during the coronavirus pandemic. He emphasizes the importance of eating the right foods and avoiding others to support a strong immune system. Both doctors encourage listeners to prioritize their health and wellbeing, offering valuable insights and resources to help them do so.

    • Empowering ourselves through immune system boostingDuring uncertain times, focus on immune system health, wear masks and eye protection, and do personal research to protect yourself and others.

      We can take control of our health and empower ourselves during times of uncertainty, such as the current coronavirus pandemic, by focusing on boosting our immune system. The speaker shares her personal experience of losing a patient to cancer and how it inspired her to teach people what they could do to avoid similar health issues. She emphasizes the importance of wearing masks and eye protection in public to prevent the spread of the virus, even if you're not experiencing symptoms. The speaker also encourages people to do their own research and not rely solely on social media platforms for information. In essence, we all have the power to protect ourselves and others by taking simple, inexpensive steps to strengthen our immune system and follow preventative measures like wearing masks and eye protection in public.

    • The Novel Coronavirus is More Contagious Due to Long Incubation Period and Virus SheddingManaging blood sugar is crucial for optimizing immune function against the novel coronavirus as high blood sugar disrupts the immune response.

      The novel coronavirus is more contagious than previous strains due to its long incubation period where infected individuals can be asymptomatic yet still spread the virus. Additionally, individuals can continue shedding the virus even after recovering from symptoms. While maintaining social distancing and practicing good hygiene are crucial, the most effective defense against the virus is getting metabolic health under control. High blood sugar disrupts every step in the innate immune system's response to infection, making it essential to manage blood sugar levels to optimize immune function. For more information, check out the "Best Diet for Your Immune System" YouTube video and related research in the show notes.

    • Maintain a healthy diet to boost immune responseA low-carb or ketogenic diet helps manage blood sugar, insulin, and inflammation levels, strengthening the immune response and reducing the risk of severe complications during infection outbreaks

      Managing your blood sugar levels is crucial for a strong immune response. High blood sugar, even for a short period, can weaken your ability to fight infections. Therefore, maintaining a low-carb or ketogenic diet is essential to keep your blood sugar, insulin, and inflammation levels in check. This is especially important during times of potential infection outbreaks like the current COVID-19 pandemic. By doing so, you increase your chances of having mild symptoms and recovering quickly, contributing to herd immunity. Conversely, having a weakened immune system due to high blood sugar can lead to severe complications and extended hospital stays. Thus, it's crucial to prioritize a healthy diet to support your immune system and overall well-being.

    • Diet's Impact on Immune SystemImproving diet and metabolic health significantly benefits overall health and immune system. Prioritize healthy eating habits as training for times of crisis.

      Diet plays a crucial role in our health, including our immune system, and yet it is often overlooked, even by healthcare professionals. The speaker shares her frustration with this magical thinking that the human body can turn unhealthy foods into nutrients that it can use effectively. She emphasizes that if we can control our diet and improve our metabolic health, our overall health, including our immune system, will significantly benefit. The speaker also shares her experience of leading a community fast and encourages everyone to view their dietary choices as training for times of crisis, like the current pandemic. In essence, our dietary choices have a profound impact on our health, and it is essential to prioritize healthy eating habits.

    • High insulin levels impact immune system and chronic conditionsIncorporating intermittent fasting into daily routine can improve immune system and potentially protect from various health issues, starting with a 12-hour fast and gradually increasing to 16-18 hours with a 6-8 hour eating window.

      Hyperinsulinemia, or high insulin levels, plays a significant role in the immune system and various chronic conditions, including the COVID-19 pandemic and influenza. This connection is not a paradox but a clear association that requires personal responsibility for one's health. The medical community's reliance on medication rather than lifestyle changes is changing, and individuals must adapt by incorporating intermittent fasting into their daily routine. By extending the daily fasting window, individuals can improve their immune system and potentially protect themselves from various health issues. Start with a 12-hour fast, gradually increasing to 14, 16, and eventually a 16-to-18-hour fast, with a 6-to-8-hour eating window. This simple change can lead to significant health benefits.

    • Incorporating longer fasting periods into your daily routinePractice an 18-hour fast daily, focus on healthy fats and proteins during feeding window, and consume foods rich in zinc, vitamin C, and vitamin A for added health benefits.

      Incorporating longer fasting periods into your daily routine, especially during your overnight sleep hours, can make fasting feel more manageable and productive. Eating healthy fats and proteins during your feeding window can help curb hunger and make fasting easier. While longer fasts (beyond 24 hours) may have benefits, they could potentially weaken the immune system, particularly against viruses. The least effortful and most sustainable way to reap the benefits of fasting is by practicing an 18-hour fast every day. Additionally, focusing on foods rich in zinc, vitamin C, and vitamin A during your feeding window can boost your overall health.

    • Help boost immune function with the keto dietEat lots of fatty meat and optional vegetables on a keto diet to restore immune system and maintain a healthy diet

      The keto diet can help boost immune function by bringing an individual's immune system back up to its optimal level. This can be achieved by eating lots of fatty meat and, if desired, some vegetables while ensuring proper macros and avoiding inflammatory foods. For vegetarians, particularly pescatarians, a keto diet may still be viable with the addition of eggs and fatty fish. However, a vegan keto diet is not recommended due to the difficulty in obtaining sufficient protein and fat from vegetables alone. The ultimate goal is to restore the immune system to its optimal state and maintain a healthy diet, whether that be keto or otherwise.

    • Ancestors preferred low carb, salty dietsNatural selection favored low carb, salty diets for our ancestors. High carb diets, like veganism, may not support a high-energy, happy, productive, and long life.

      Our ancient ancestors would not have accepted a high carbohydrate diet, and natural selection has made us a low carbohydrate, salty species. The China Study and other similar arguments promoting high carb diets are misleading and cherry-picked, as they don't account for differences in genetics and metabolic health. The vegan diet, which is high in carbohydrates and low in fat, is not conducive to a high-energy, happy, productive, and long life. The speaker encourages teenagers and young adults to try veganism, as they will quickly learn the negative effects and make wiser dietary choices. The speaker supports this perspective, even though it may lead some to reconsider their vegetarian or vegan lifestyle.

    • Exploring Different Diets for Better HealthMaking conscious dietary choices, experimenting with different diets, quitting smoking, and prioritizing sleep are key steps towards better health.

      Making conscious dietary choices, whether based on morality or health, is a powerful step towards better health. Personal experiences may lead individuals to explore different dietary approaches, such as vegetarianism or veganism, but eventual failure may lead to trying other options like Mediterranean or keto diets. Regardless of the specific diet, the key is to continue experimenting and finding what works best for each individual's unique needs and preferences. Additionally, quitting smoking and prioritizing sleep are crucial for overall health and immune function.

    • Seize opportunities for growthDuring challenging times, don't let fear keep you stuck. Make positive changes, try new things, and prioritize self-care for personal growth.

      During challenging times, instead of hunkering down and staying in toxic situations, it's important to make positive changes. This can include leaving unfulfilling relationships or jobs, trying new things, and taking care of your physical health. The speaker encourages listeners to seize opportunities for growth and not let fear hold them back. They also introduced a new fitness program, PowerSync 60, designed with various fitness levels and hormonal considerations in mind. The speaker is personally committed to this program and invites listeners to join them on this journey towards self-improvement. The world may never go back to the way it was, but there are new opportunities for personal growth and development. Don't let fear keep you stuck; take a leap and make a change.

    • Embrace challenges as stepping stones to personal growthFocus on diet, sleep, stress management, and toxin avoidance for improved metabolic health and overall well-being

      The current global situation presents an unprecedented opportunity for personal growth and positive change. Instead of viewing the challenges brought about by the pandemic as obstacles, we should embrace them as stepping stones towards a healthier, more mindful, and financially stable life. The foundation of this transformation lies in our diet, specifically focusing on reducing carbohydrate intake and avoiding foods that spike blood sugar. This simple change can significantly improve our metabolic health. Other essential aspects include adequate sleep, managing stress, and avoiding toxins. By prioritizing these areas, we can create a solid base for our overall well-being and thrive in the new world that is emerging.

    • Every meal matters for optimal healthFocus on whole, organic foods for nourishment and avoid processed items for optimal health and well-being

      The food we consume plays a significant role in our overall health, including managing menopause symptoms and boosting our immune system. Dr. Barry emphasized that every meal matters, and poor food choices can cause damage to our bodies without exception. He encouraged people to focus on nourishing their bodies with whole, organic foods and avoiding processed items. His message is clear: prioritize healthy eating for optimal health and well-being. Additionally, Dr. Barry is an influential figure in the health community, with a presence on various social media platforms and a book, "Lies My Doctor Told Me," to help spread his message.

    • Visualize and manage food choices with a cart manager appUsing a cart manager app helps track, analyze, and make informed decisions about food intake for healthier choices and reaching diet goals

      Using a cart manager app can help you visualize and manage your food choices through graphs. This is the essence of resetting your diet or health goals. By downloading a cart manager app, you gain the ability to track and analyze your food intake in a more effective and visually appealing way. This can help you make more informed decisions about what you eat and how it fits into your overall health plan. It's a powerful tool for taking control of your diet and making sustainable, long-term changes. So, whether you're trying to lose weight, manage a chronic health condition, or just eat healthier, a cart manager app can be a game-changer. It's all about using data and visualization to make smarter choices and reach your goals.

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