The Plagues of Prosperity | Benjamin Bikman | 2018

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• LA

  @laburdette · 1 year ago

  With all due respect let’s give Dr. Bikman credit to where it’s due and refer to him as Doctor. He earned it. Literally.

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• DA

  @davidprice7224 · 1 year ago

  Wow, another great talk by Dr. Bikman!  Thank you, thank you, thank you for your perspective on diet and the word of wisdom!  I have been carnivore for 2 years. I've lost 120 lbs, completely reversed my type 2 diabetes, and reversed my chronic kidney disease. My chronic knee pain has disappeared, allowing me to walk 2 miles per day. Yet many times I have been accused of not following the word of wisdom.  I have suffered some guilt feelings while knowing my physical health is the the best it has ever been. Keep up the GREAT work you are doing in researching insulin resistance.

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• NE

  @NerdyEd · 4 years ago

  "Hunger usually wins." Thanks for the reminder.

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• PR

  @ProgresistaGuayaquil · 7 years ago

  As an non believer i must say this presentation is utterly amazing. Dr Bikman is very very clear about the truth of methabolic sindrome and modern life style excesses.  This presentation is one of the most lucid speech about this epidemic.

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• DE

  @deanbodily626 · 8 years ago

  Have every Doctor you can watch this .They should understand this insulin/carb dynamic. People are dying!

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• TH

  @TheJosous · 7 years ago

  This man is amazing. I am a phisician and i totaly submit to is view of insulin as the root of most &quot;chronic&quot; disease.<br>Just wish i had a professor like him when i was in college, istead of the AHA guidelines and so forth.<br>I really hope his and other great researchers in this field gets known and we can see a change in the dogmatic ideas the general public and the medical community have about nutrition and disease.<br>As always, fantastic talk, straight to the point, simple way of conveying complex ideas, a master at his craft.

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  @sherralynhintz9458 · 8 years ago

  I wish this were mainstream practice. I have had this same experience and I am reversed as a result of diet changes and understanding what was happening to me. I feel very lucky to have been awakened to the dangers of sugar and spiked insulin.<br>Great explanation of the topic.<br>Thanks!!!

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• FA

  @familymedicineforall2328 · 5 years ago

  I am a family physician and I agree 100% with his view about the rood of most chronic diseases.

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• GE

  @georgechin590 · 4 years ago

  I have had T2 for at least 10 years and &nbsp;my kaiser doctor never had the idea of of this until tis year, my first exposure was with dr. K Bectman and later on &nbsp;througt this person. I had a stroke about 18 months ago and this was caused by T2 and also my evesight and fat. Now i dont have T2 , the stroke had knock a part of my brain and my right side was affected. Now i can say i &nbsp;am getting movement back. My sight and mind are coming but not yet there. I thank my recovery to the doctors and sctentist who brought this to my awareness.

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  @radioguy3193 · 5 years ago

  Profoundly objective truth of a perennial disposition. As a ketogenic lifestyle practicing Zen Buddhist, I applaud you Dr. Bikman and BYU.

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• CH

  @chrislaveen543 · 6 years ago

  In a nutshell. Control your insulin and you control your metabolic health. Point well taken.

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• DA

  @damg2762 · 7 years ago

  BB it is a Rock Star in the world of the Insulin and mitochondria.- thank you for your lectures

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