All through high school, college, med school and surgical training, I followed the U.S. dietary guidelines for both diet and exercise. Yet nothing I did kept the weight off.
I just kept getting fatter and fatter.
Each day in surgery, I would split open the chests of people just like me. I knew I was heading for the operating table myself if I didn't find solutions that worked.
In 2016, I finally found a way to lose 100 pounds and keep it off.
Now - in addition to doing heart surgery - I work to help people just like me get healthy, lose the weight and keep it off.
I'm Dr. Philip Ovadia, the rebel M.D. and cardiac surgeon who is working to keep people off my operating table.
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Bronson Dant: The Power of Emotional Awareness in Your Health Journey 158
Épisode 158
mardi 27 août 2024 • Durée 49:14
Health coach Bronson Dant shares his unique approach to achieving true health and fitness, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness and sustainable lifestyle changes over quick-fix diets and exercise programs.
Key Takeaways:
Developing self-awareness is crucial for addressing emotional triggers and achieving lasting health improvements
Understanding your "why" helps filter health information and stay motivated on your fitness journey
Body confidence is about trusting your body to perform and protect you, not just about appearance
Balancing priorities in different life seasons is essential for maintaining overall well-being
Resources and Links: • Pre-order Bronson Dant's new book "Body Confident" • "Start With Why" by Simon Sinek • "Help First" by Chris Cooper
Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Introduction and guest background 00:05:30 - Defining body confidence 00:10:15 - The importance of self-awareness in health journeys 00:15:45 - Success story: Dant's mother's fitness journey 00:20:30 - Balancing priorities in different life seasons
Guest Bio: Bronson Dant is a health coach and author of the upcoming book "Body Confident." With years of experience in the fitness industry, Dant focuses on helping clients develop self-awareness and make sustainable lifestyle changes. His approach emphasizes the interconnected nature of physical and mental health, guiding individuals to achieve true body confidence and physical freedom.
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What Ancient Diets Teach Us About Health and Longevity | Suze Alexander #157
Épisode 157
mardi 20 août 2024 • Durée 01:00:49
Discover the ancient health secrets of indigenous tribes in this eye-opening interview with Suzanne Alexander, co-author of "The Ancestral Diet Revolution". Journey through the eating habits and lifestyles of various tribes to uncover valuable lessons for modern health.
In this fascinating discussion, Suzanne shares her firsthand experiences living with tribes like the Maasai, Hadzabi, and Datoga in Africa, as well as groups in the Pacific Islands. She reveals surprising insights about their diets, including the critical role of both plants and animal products in maintaining optimal health.
Key topics covered: 00:01:30 - Introduction to Suzanne's tribal adventures 00:05:45 - Importance of plants in traditional diets 00:12:20 - Animal products in tribal nutrition 00:18:50 - Natural movement and lifestyle habits 00:25:30 - Differences between tribal diets and health outcomes 00:35:15 - Lessons applicable to modern life 00:45:00 - Misconceptions about ancestral diets
Learn how these indigenous groups maintain robust health well into old age without modern amenities. Discover the power of natural movement, diverse plant consumption, and traditionally-prepared animal foods. Suzanne challenges common assumptions about "optimal" diets and encourages viewers to reconsider what it means to live as a human being.
This interview offers invaluable wisdom for anyone interested in ancestral health, nutrition, anthropology, or simply living a more natural lifestyle. Gain a new perspective on diet, movement, and connection to nature that could transform your approach to health and well-being.
For more tribal content and insights, follow Suzanne Alexander on Instagram @SuzanneAlexander.104.
Interested in learning more about ancestral eating? Check out "The Ancestral Diet Revolution" by Suzanne Alexander & Chris Knobbe
Vinny Tortorich on the Keto Controversy: How the Food Industry Profits from the Low Carb Trend #148
Épisode 148
mardi 18 juin 2024 • Durée 01:00:45
In this episode, Vinnie Tortorich, a trailblazer in the low carb movement, joins us to expose the truth about dirty keto and how processed foods are hijacking the health benefits of low carb diets. Discover the deceptive tactics used by the food industry and learn how to navigate the keto diet while prioritizing whole, unprocessed foods.
Key Takeaways: - Processed foods marketed as "keto-certified" often contain hidden carbs and sugars that undermine the benefits of a low carb lifestyle. - The food industry profits from the keto trend by promoting products that do not align with the true principles of a healthy low carb diet. - Sticking to whole, unprocessed foods is crucial for reaping the full benefits of a low carb or keto diet. - The medical community has been resistant to acknowledging the potential health benefits of low carb diets for various conditions.
Resources: - Vinnie Tortorich's website: https://vinnietortorich.com/ - Dr. Philip Ovadia's website: https://ovadiahearthealth.com/home/
Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Introduction and Vinnie's background 00:03:15 - The rise of dirty keto and processed foods 00:10:45 - Vinnie's personal experience with cancer and low carb 00:18:30 - Challenges of advocating for low carb in the medical community 00:25:00 - The importance of whole, unprocessed foods 00:32:10 - Final thoughts and takeaways
Vinnie Tortorich is a leading voice in the low carb and keto community. With decades of experience as a fitness trainer and nutrition coach, Vinnie has helped countless individuals adopt a healthy low carb lifestyle. He is the host of the popular podcast "Fitness Confidential" and the author of the book "Fitness Confidential: Adventures in the Weight-Loss Game." Vinnie's personal battle with cancer and his success with a low carb approach have further fueled his passion for educating others about the benefits of this lifestyle.
The year was 2004. It was the year Kevin Pho - a board-certified internal medicine physician - launched his blog. Blogging physicians are still uncommon. Sometimes in the exam room, patients would tell him how helpful his blog posts are.
As doctors only get to spend 10-15 minutes with their patients, their questions remain unanswered. Kevin knows there's a need for more medical professionals to influence the online space, provide reliable sources of information, and at the same time clear up a lot of misinformation.
Medical professionals must be present where the patients are, even online. Kevin's platform, KevinMD.com, continues to be the space for health care practitioners and patients alike to share their perspectives and stories.
Kevin Pho discusses how to select reliable information and ignore crappy sources, the value of acknowledging mistakes, and the truth about physicians' lack of empowerment.
Quick Guide: 1:06 Introduction 3:10 Kevin Pho's social media journey 5:46 The need to provide reliable information to patients 9:57 Trends in other industries applied in healthcare 15:17 The echo chambers and how can we know who to trust 18:42 The challenge with people's dogmatic thinking 23:44 A society where admitting that we are wrong is a sign of weakness 25:53 Share stories from each other’s perspectives 33:01 The platform to elevate the voices across the healthcare spectrum 36:17 Burnout and lack of physician empowerment
Get to know our guest: Kevin Pho is a board-certified internal medicine physician. Known as "the blogging doctor," he started his blog in 2004 and his website remains to be a leading platform for healthcare practitioners and patients to share their stories. He has published a book, “Establishing, Managing, and Protecting Your Online Reputation: A Social Media Guide for Physicians and Medical Practices.”
“But after doing this for almost 20 years now, I think one of my strengths is that I'm able to stick with something for a long time now. So, I played on that strength, and that I'm able to be consistent, I'm able to be persistent, despite failu
Trainer-to-the-Stars Vinnie Tortorich: "Sugar is the enemy." - #57
Épisode 57
mardi 20 septembre 2022 • Durée 01:12:28
Is a vegan diet sustainable? Is the body’s fuel of choice fat or carbohydrates? Is sugar the real root of the problem?
Vinnie Tortorich - the trainer to the stars - gives answers and isn’t apologetic when it comes to stating facts. Even as a student back at Tulane, he knew to ask questions when something did not seem right.
With an educational background in physiology and nutrition, this fitness coach knows how valuable providing proper nutrition is for his clients. He's published book, three documentaries, and several businesses under his name, yet he still coaches simply because he loves it.
Listen as Vinnie points out the importance of eating meat, gives us some historical facts on veganism, and even shares behind-the-scenes stories about his documentaries.
For coffee snobs, stay tuned until the end because you might want to ask for part 2 of their conversation.
Quick Guide: 04:21 Introduction 05:56 Percentage of vegans quit within the year 10:33 The disease of the month 14:57 The interest in the subject 16:43 Impact of nutrition on the diseases patients have 18:21 From fats to carbohydrates, what really fuels the body? 21:39 Sugar is to blame 22:56 Veganism, Dieticians, and Seventh Day Adventist Church 32:41 The story of Gary Fettke and Timothy Noakes 36:31 Creating a documentary 49:29 Moving out of LA 51:58 Vinnie’s career journey 58:01 Making a mark and helping people along the way 1:00:58 The best coffee is the one you like
Get to know our guest: Vinnie Tortorich is a celebrity fitness trainer and the founder of the NSNG (No Sugar No Grains) Lifestyle. He is the bestselling author of the book Fitness Confidential and also hosts a podcast of the same title. He has already produced 3 documentaries - Beyond Impossible, FAT: A Documentary, FAT: A Documentary 2. Details of his work and companies can be found on his website.
“But there was a long time where I was confused as to who I was. I had forgotten who I was. And everybody would go, oh, but you were making money. And I'm still making money. But that's not who you are. Mone
Nick Norwitz: What links the SAD diet & metabolic health? - #56
Épisode 56
mardi 13 septembre 2022 • Durée 01:01:35
Nick Norwitz was diagnosed with osteoporosis in his late teens. Not long after, he developed gut problems and ulcerative colitis. At one point in his early 20's, he ended up in the ICU with a heart rate the same as his age.
Who would have thought that this young man used to be a healthy, active guy who ran three-hour marathons? While lying in ICU, he realized he had 3 options:
live a horrible life
die
figure things out for himself.
He chose to take responsibility for his own health. He experimented with lifestyle and dietary interventions. The Ketogenic diet improved his symptoms and his inflammatory markers dropped to their lowest level. These effects sparked his interest in nutrition and metabolic health. He now pursues medical studies at Harvard Medical School and continues to advocate metabolic health.
In this episode, Nick talks about his journey to healing, being "metabolically woke," and how he wants science to be more accessible to people.
Quick Guide: 04:08 From running sub-marathons to getting diagnosed with osteoporosis 11:39 Choosing ketogenic diet 13:18 Plant the seeds of metabolic health in the next generation of doctors 15:49 First encounter with the ketogenic diet 25:53 We continue with the narrative of the US Dietary Guidelines 27:28 The use of CGM excited people about nutrition and metabolic health 37:29 How ketogenic diet affects ulcerative colitis 49:00 Collaboration with non-scientists
Get to know our guest: Nick Norwitz has a PhD from Oxford University and currently is a medical student at Harvard Medical School. He has published several scientific papers and co-authored a book on ketogenic diet called, “The New Mediterranean Diet Cookbook.”
“The most unique aspect of my story is that it's not unique at all. I see this motif now everywhere where someone's desperate. They're a little hopeless. They try this, and it works. And then they become really passionate about it. And that's how the community builds.” - Nick Norwitz
Nick Greiner: Better Healthcare thru Regenerative Medicine - #55
Épisode 55
mardi 6 septembre 2022 • Durée 57:38
Dr. Nick Greiner describes his practice as direct primary care and regenerative medicine. Labeled by some as alternative medicine or even quackery, he witnessed how regenerative therapy and lifestyle changes helped his mother who suffered from illness in her 40s.
Doctors have always used pharmaceuticals or procedures as their first line of treatment. For Dr. Greiner, the question “Why did this happen in the first place? What is going on with their life that we have to address?” may provide more answers to help treat the patients. From nutrition, exercise, and even increasing one’s peace, he shares in this episode his priority to address the person’s biggest drop in the bucket, lifestyle intervention, and why you should get some good safe sunlight during the day and use blue blockers at night.
Get to know our guest: As a direct primary care and regenerative medicine practitioner, Dr. Nick Greiner focuses on providing lifestyle intervention and advanced cellular healing techniques. In Greiner Health Solutions, they consider the patient’s history, and test results, and make sure the plan is safe and effective for the person.
“So, for me, that's what when I say or when I'm talking to somebody that says we need to change or what's wrong with health care? I'm thinking to myself, okay, how do we make these trends that are going in such an awful direction, how do we make them go the other way, right? How do we improve on that?” - Dr. Nick Greiner
Episode snippets: 18:31 - 18:51 - Important to take a good history and physical 23:06 - 23:57 - We need to improve health outcomes 28:07 - 28:47 - If insulin demand is high, they can charge high for it 31:05 - 32:00 - Why did the patients get this in the first place? 35:10 - 36:04 - The need for accountability in healthcare 36:44 - 37:57 - Talk about the biggest drop in the bucket 44:59 - 45:31 - Wear blue blockers. Go outside. 49:52 - 50:35 - Not wearing blue blockers
Bronson Dant: Flabby at 30, Fab at 50 - #54
Épisode 54
mardi 30 août 2022 • Durée 01:01:45
“Every single excuse you have is actually a reason why you need to be doing it.” - Bronson Dant
At 38 years of age, Bronson Dant was just like most of us at that age - soft, flabby, overweight and heading for health problems in the second half of life. Unlike most of us, he decided to do something about it.
Today, at 50+, he has the physique of a professional athlete half his age. We caught up with him to learn how being fabulously fit past 50 can happen for anyone of us.
Quick Guide: 03:02 Bronson Dant’s background 06:15 Entering the fitness space and introduction to carnivore 11:04 The importance of changing the mindset around health 15:05 You have to know your why 19:11 What we do in the gym has nothing to do with what we do in the gym 22:37 The effect of cutting alcohol 24:49 Protein, Carbs, and Fats 28:41 What affects body fat and lean mass 32:24 Increasing BMR, but losing weight 40:09 Fitness recommendations 44:58 Excuses clients make and how to get past them 49:32 Nutrient density, bioavailability, satiety 54:02 Partnership with InBody 57:09 Cardio only works while doing it
Get to know our guest: After seeing a photo of him looking like a beach whale, Bronson Dant took action. He turned to CrossFit and carnivore to improve his health. He learned to improve body composition and metabolic function which is now part of his programs for his clients. His book “The Ultimate Ketogenic Fitness Book” has in-depth discussions on fitness, nutrition, mindset, health, and quality of life.
You are meant to be obese. You will not get better. You will always be unhealthy.
Once we repeatedly hear or say these limiting beliefs, we start to accept them as truths. It prevents us to live the lives we truly want. Kari Keith emphasizes that we have a choice. Mindsets can change. We can overcome our limiting beliefs.
As a health coach, Kari discovered that even with all the nutrition advice she gives her clients, progress is difficult if they don't believe they can change their habits. It prompted her to dive deeper into psychology and mindset. From building an inner dialogue to sacred self-journaling, Kari provides ways for her clients to commune with themselves better. She aims to help more people grow in self-understanding and develop a stronger sense of self.
Quick Guide: 2:23 Kari Keith’s background 5:13 How we develop our limiting beliefs 14:00 What is it that moment that make us want to change 24:41 Sacred self-journal 28:37 From being sick to getting out of that cycle 30:39 Dealing with the doubt monster 34:05 Building the inner dialogue 45:56 The emotional process involved 48:57 The commonalities of people who reach out
Get to know our guest: Kari Keith started with health coaching, but has now focused to help people especially women break free from their limiting beliefs. She created The Sacred Self Journal. It provides daily prompts that allow you to connect with yourself through inner dialogue.
“And so, people have to first believe and perceive that their life can be different if they wanted it to be and that as a whole range of things from health to wealth to really anything that people want in their lives.” - Kari Keith
Episode snippets3:19 - 4:04 - To help people with their limiting beliefs8:06 - 8:55 - We don’t have to get stuck in a certain belief12:4
Alexander JA Cortes: The Intersection of "Bro Science" with Hard Science - #52
Épisode 52
mardi 16 août 2022 • Durée 01:06:11
People assume that personal trainers and fitness enthusiasts are dumb. Broscience has been synonymous with trainers who impart fitness advice without a scientific basis. But Alexander Cortes or AJAC has his way of flipping the broscience culture.
As a certified personal trainer, he applies clinical data, hard science, and evidence from study together with practical, real-world applications. He maintains a reputation for educating his clients based on knowledge and intellect. The goal is to make diet simple yet effective so more people can understand it. His interest in fitness made him learn more about its historical context. The connection he found between history, fitness, and nutrition helped him provide better diet recommendations and training for his clients.
Quick guide: 2:21 Guest introduction and flipping bro culture 6:03 Give good effective nutrition information 8:51 From one-on-one personal training to online massive training 11:44 The backbone of his success and credibility 16:50 Historical context of fitness 19:41 What is the useful science? How do we choose what’s not garbage? 26:27 The replication crisis in science 28:43 Which comes first, fitness or nutrition? 32:09 Change of diet in a obesogenic society 35:15 Right amounts of diet and exercise 40:40 The pain experience 51:14 Living in Thailand and how it has affected his approach to fitness 57:35 Injury in squatting 1:01:10 What to look forward to
Get to know our guest: Alexander JA Cortes works as a personal trainer, something he has been doing since he was 20. He did not expect that he would be doing this professionally. He started his career with the traditional training model in the gym, but he now reaches more people through his online programs.
“If there are certain practices that have been done for decades, centuries, hundreds of years, thousands of years. And we can see these training traditions, or these eating practices even, they have been done for very, very, very long periods of time. They routinely produce exceptional health outcomes, we should study those things, we should weigh that
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