Confronting Dr. Gundry On Lectins | Inflammation & Leaky Gut

Confronting Dr. Gundry On Lectins | Inflammation & Leaky Gut Doctor Mike 11.6M subscribers From a doctor licensed in the US Learn more about how experts define health sources 1,750,775 views Dec 27, 2023 The Checkup with Doctor Mike I'll teach you how to become to media's go-to expert in your field. Enroll in The Professional's Media Academy now: https://www.professionalsmediaacademy... Listen to my podcast, @DoctorMikeCheckup, here: Spotify: https://go.doctormikemedia.com/spotif... Apple Podcasts: https://go.doctormikemedia.com/applep... 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Probably going insane about all the things he says, but still trying to stay reasonable and calm 53 Reply 1 reply @pinayJayX @pinayJayX 2 days ago This guy proofs, that it isn’t important what you say, but with how much confidence and great storytelling. He can sell everything as “proven”… 290 Reply 4 replies @tommcmasters8429 @tommcmasters8429 3 days ago I am only 15 minutes in but am impressed that both panelist have allowed the other to speak through an entire point and counter point without interruption. Looking forward to see how it progresses. 211 Reply 5 replies @MrMertz @MrMertz 4 days ago The confidence coming from this guy. I swear, if you could turn an anecdote into a person, this would be him. 366 Reply 22 replies @chaseschroeder5252 @chaseschroeder5252 8 days ago I would love Dr. Grundy as my lawyer. Dude will manipulate so much info in his favor and not back down. Honestly it’s impressive. 4.1K Reply 62 replies @user-zs5is2vu7v @user-zs5is2vu7v 27 minutes ago Wow as a medical student deep in didactics, this was one of the best podcast episodes I have ever watched! Long subscriber but this will be my first podcast episode from you, I watched. This is absolutely amazing how you are a role model for all pre health students and how to take it to YouTube ❤ 2 Reply @timothyyounger4881 @timothyyounger4881 3 days ago Dr. Belardo needs her own show. Shes easily one of the most intelligent, well-read people ive heard in her field. Shes so well versed that her counter arguments sound rehearsed despite being part of a dynamic debate. Shes precise, and its extremely fascinating to listen to her voice her knowledge on the subject because she clearly dedicates her life to learning her field and surpasses the intelligence of everyone in the room. 285 Reply 17 replies @rayasrosas @rayasrosas 1 day ago No puedo creer que este médico no esté preso por decir las barbaridades que dijo. 60 Reply 2 replies @ZIbroweed @ZIbroweed 3 days ago I really liked this. Bringing on people who are experts in their field but with whom you disagree and then putting your challenges to them is a really positive way to hash out the differences. I hope Dr Mike will do this more. 152 Reply 5 replies @ambientassistant @ambientassistant 4 days ago I love that they disagreed and hardly spoke over each other. The talk was respectful and it made it so much easier to follow the conversation. 142 Reply 3 replies @Medcram @Medcram 9 days ago Nicotine is not nicotinic acid. 3.5K Doctor Mike Reply 85 replies @kathyweddle4874 @kathyweddle4874 3 days ago Thank you so much for talking to this doctor. I see his ads 100 times a day and they’re so deceiving. Thank you for making him explain his theories . 198 Reply 7 replies @silnavji @silnavji 21 hours ago That’s really dangerous how a person can convince groups of people in their believes and no back up! And we continue follow them and give then credibility!! Thanks Dr Mike for open eyes and create awareness and understanding. 8 Reply @eeeekk2201 @eeeekk2201 7 hours ago One of the biggest red flags I saw with Dr. Gundry before this podcast even took place is his lack of a certificate as a board certified MD on social media where as for example Dr. Mike has one on his channel. Besides this, during the podcast Dr. Gundry avoided most if not all the question by going back to something he is able to manipulate into being 'true', which really threw me off. Props to Dr. Belardo for pointing out where Dr. Gundry was contradicting himself, misleading something or where he was out right wrong or forgetting something. One of the most interesting episodes from the show so far! 7 Reply @jnmg19 @jnmg19 1 day ago Dr. Grundy is an example of the healthcare system: profit over life! We need more Dr. Mikes… 59 Reply 1 reply @jackwhittenbury7075 @jackwhittenbury7075 2 days ago Hey Mike, I just watched this debate in its entirety and I want to say how awesome I think you are. I greatly appreciate the way you look at information, statistics, and the way you present it to people because of your awareness of how the information will be consumed. I also greatly appreciate how calm and collected you are able to remain in a situation where someone is making frustrating claims and sticking by them regardless of how many times you try to get them to think of it in a different light. I love watching your videos as they're very entertaining and educational as well as how positive you are, it helps me relax when I have so many things that I worry about. I hope you keep making these awesome videos because I and many others really appreciate having someone so knowledgeable and humble in an ever changing field talk about these various ideas and issues. 32 Reply 1 reply @daniellima4391 @daniellima4391 2 weeks ago It's impossible to argue against someone who straight up ignores your argument and refuses to acknowledge what you're saying 4.2K Reply 131 replies @isaaccarlson9991 @isaaccarlson9991 4 days ago This was an excellent discussion and a great example of an educated person accidentally applying the “motte and Bailey fallacy”. Dr. Gundry makes bold controversial claims but when he is confronted “retreats” and claims that he meant or said something less over the top. It must have been extremely difficult to remain calm when confronting his claims. 83 Reply 2 replies @user-vs2ni7cd6f @user-vs2ni7cd6f 1 day ago This is both hilarious and educational. Great job, doctor Mike 3 Reply @benjoyable @benjoyable 3 days ago Dr Mike does an amazing job here at being skeptical, articulate, and honest. 56 Reply 3 replies @alainam5540 @alainam5540 21 hours ago (edited) The amount of money I would pay to get a play-by-play of Dr. Mike’s thoughts during this is astronomical 14 Reply 1 reply @EthnoGrows @EthnoGrows 3 days ago Dr Mike is the educator we all deserve 39 Reply @SolarMillUSA @SolarMillUSA 5 days ago Seriously impressed by the difficulty of this conversation but that everyone is able to remain civil and to the point. This is how discussions are supposed to work! Well done everyone 733 Reply 8 replies @TheMab2180 @TheMab2180 1 day ago (edited) Compliments - Dr. Belardo (or Gwen Stefani 2.0) killed it. Wow. Dr. Mike’s show is constructive throughout and he is really great at keeping an objective lens while investigating. Congratulations! This channel is Excellent! 3 Reply @heymalma @heymalma 3 days ago Every time Dr. Danielle was like “While it’s exciting” or “While it’s interesting” right before deconstructing Gundry’s anecdotes I couldn’t help but giggle 54 Reply @CairynJay @CairynJay 12 hours ago Damn most people are not this good at being confrontational whilst still being respectful 🙌🏻👏🏻 2 Reply @tawniastoklassa2549 @tawniastoklassa2549 1 day ago Best dialogue ever! 😂 Thank you to all three individuals for their valuable questions and answers 2 Reply @cuttugirl7629 @cuttugirl7629 1 day ago Ooh Dr Mike I applaud your patience. Because I would not be able to handle Dr Gundry's narcissism without bursting into either a fit of rage or tears . As a doctor, I have to deal with patients coming in, talking about doctors like him who they saw on tiktok, and believing him, because he is a doctor and refusing very necessary treatment and interventions. Its so frustrating when a patient with hypertension and a family risk of cardiac disease are coming in an telling me this doctor on tiktok said Smoking is actually good for you. 22 Reply @melaniehubbard8983 @melaniehubbard8983 3 weeks ago (edited) “There’s a really good correlation between ice cream sales and shark attacks as well” - Dr. Mike, summed up this discussion perfectly 😂 CORRELATION DOES NOT EQUAL CAUSATION 5.3K Doctor Mike Reply 126 replies @sydneydmoody @sydneydmoody 1 day ago Thank you for having the balls to confront all of this misinformation being spread ! 1 Reply @riazami88 @riazami88 3 days ago Dr. Gundry shows God- complex personality. Imagine all the people who believe in his work..😢 Kudos to Dr. Mike, this really is an eye-opener, and we can see you really care for us, as human beings not just patients. 6 Reply 1 reply @sharekpain9303 @sharekpain9303 10 hours ago Im so happy Dr Mike does so much to help educate us and help find the truth in things. We are blessed to have this man in our lives. Thank you Dr Mike for being able to help out with finding the evidental truth in matters. Thank you to Dr Belardo and Dr Gundry for coming here to discuss things Reply @Srydckhd @Srydckhd 1 day ago Dr. Mike is so professional in how he tells this man he’s an idiot. Sb: you can tell Mike wanted smoke after he corrected him about it being a Hershey bar and not a Milky Way 😂 5 Reply @jacee.a.1959 @jacee.a.1959 18 hours ago I love Mike just sitting there watching these two have a heated discussion just chilling (for the most part) 3 Reply @albertmotbey1128 @albertmotbey1128 4 weeks ago Can Dr Mike moderate political debates? He did a wonderful job keeping everything professional while allowing both guests to get their points across and calling out any misinformation 1.6K Doctor Mike Reply 29 replies @TGFMusic @TGFMusic 1 day ago (edited) I’ve heard terrible doctors, but this makes me genuinely afraid doctors again. This dude is nuts. And it sucks. If anything, I just trust younger doctors, which I would have never thought of. But with a best friend as a new DO, I will definitely look to him for counseling. 6 Reply @RavenOrJustRave @RavenOrJustRave 4 days ago Whoever gets to have the luck of being in a conversation of any kind with this man, whether its a fellow coworker or even a woman lucky enough to be his wife, They are SEVERELY blessed. Because they will never be offended from a disagreement with him, and have such a great conversation partner to LEARN from. His patience and emotional control is SUPREME. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 22 Reply 6 replies @Ashlyn200 @Ashlyn200 4 hours ago Highly Informative, yet hilarious 😆 loved this debate ❤looking forward to more of it Reply @shardulbhatt4668 @shardulbhatt4668 2 days ago Kudos to Dr. Belardo and Dr. Mike for not giving blanket statements and at the same time maintaining their skepticism. 39 Reply 1 reply @user-ce9se4kh3o @user-ce9se4kh3o 4 hours ago Thank you so much for doing this. I have followed Dr. Gundry's writings and was always both impressed and confused by them. This put things in perspective for me. Reply @Freeyourself206 @Freeyourself206 5 days ago Mr. Gundry is dodging all the questions by going into storytelling and anecdotes. Correlation does not equal causation! 839 Reply 30 replies @LordDarthNintendoe @LordDarthNintendoe 5 hours ago Props to Dr. Mike for his professionalism. I have seen thousands upon thousands of people argue and this is the first time I have seen someone disagree with someone so much yet keep so calm that the interview is still understandable and it isn’t just two people cursing at each other. Dr. Mike for the win! Reply @j1my258 @j1my258 3 days ago (edited) I’m gonna be honest. I have an uncle that is a heavy alcoholic but his liver tests are actually amazing. But I can not pretend that this specific case where I have feelings involved too, will be the norm and ignore huge amounts of data and evidence that alcohol damages the liver and so many people is affected by things like cirrosis. This guy is a complete farse. He just likes to make big headlines for the money, without even considering how much he’s damaging the public persepction of the health system and the good advise for a better nutrition and overall wellbeing 9 Reply 1 reply @tara-arat @tara-arat 1 day ago I do love all three of you for what you bring to the table. How you make each other question and answer things that NEED to be addressed and are brought up on the newer age edges of medicine and health. WHO DID THE ART IN THE BACKGROUND ITS BEAUTIFUL!!!!! Reply @MrMertz @MrMertz 4 days ago “We’ll that’s because you didn’t compensate-“ immediately discarding any validity in favor of being right. What a guy. 79 Reply @33candycandy33 @33candycandy33 3 days ago Love this type of debate, we ask these questions all the time and it is so confusing, love to hear the opinions of experts confronting each other's views , thanks for this 4 Reply @aidenoffire1987 @aidenoffire1987 4 weeks ago As someone with a couple of autoimmune diseases, I am so glad Dr. Mike called him out for being a cardio doctor telling people to ignore RHEUMATOLOGISTS. 2.3K Doctor Mike Reply 88 replies @prerecordedresponse9884 @prerecordedresponse9884 4 days ago Any Dr that tells me they miss "the good ol days" when talking about medical care scares the hell out of me. 62 Reply @ericryckman1559 @ericryckman1559 3 days ago You have crafted a quality environment for discourse on your platform here. It's refreshing to see someone who can stay on point without being condescending or overly aggressive. I will definitely be coming back. 11 Reply @MrRomucha @MrRomucha 1 day ago It is good to see that someone exposed this conman in a public forum. As a Ph.D in Nutrition, I find it unbelievable that people actually follow the nonsense dietary views he promotes. 10 Reply 1 reply @MemoriesOf2Mrw @MemoriesOf2Mrw 2 days ago Prime example of why it's important to stay within your scope of practice 16 Reply 1 reply @oanabuja6502 @oanabuja6502 2 days ago my brain is melting each time this guy is talking! Props to Dr. Mike and Dr. Belardo for all this patience! I wouldn't have had so much of it.. 32 Reply 1 reply @qfrank76 @qfrank76 3 weeks ago What a master class for progressing the discussion to allow the nuance to bubble up. Resisting knee-jerk responses must've been very difficult and I applaud you for prioritizing the difficult path towards truth and understanding. 732 Doctor Mike Reply 7 replies @augustomuchogusto @augustomuchogusto 4 days ago My respects for Dr Mike and his way to inquire with respect, knowledge and passion for the wellbeing of people! 👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 1 Reply @_ETLIFE @_ETLIFE 4 days ago Dr. Belardo is so boss! She is certainly inspiration to keep going in the direction of medicine and cardiology. 43 Reply 5 replies @user-lm5dg2it5k @user-lm5dg2it5k 1 day ago One of the first things I learned in sophomore statistics was that correlation does not imply causation. I wonder if that concept flew over Dr. Gundry’s head (which is scary considering he has patients and doesn’t understand simple concepts) 1 Reply @bobbyrejek6013 @bobbyrejek6013 1 day ago Wow, Gundry's on a whole 'nother level. I read studies constantly, have a decade long background in natural supplements and diet, more than a decade as a strength coach, and genuinely enjoy reading studies. This guy is TERRIFYING in how easily he's able to switch things around to suit his points with confidence and a casual air. The very first time I saw him, I furrowed my brow because I vehemently disagreed, but had to admit he ACTED like he knew what he was talking about and was willing to support his arguments with evidence. With some things, I'd actually have to go through the studies and try to find them to refute him, and you just can't do that in conversation. I sincerely hope more people see through his BS and he just goes away, out of the limelight. We live in a dark age of misinformation and information overload and this guy is a snake in the grass. 8 Reply @ashwinimuthukrishnan2122 @ashwinimuthukrishnan2122 20 hours ago (edited) Dr. Belardo is so eloquent in the way that she speaks, she doesn't pause unless it's necessary. All her facts are put forth in such an articulate manner with the right flow which is easy to keep up with and very impressive to listen to. She can keep speaking for a good amount of time without consciously trying to think of what to say, I think that makes her a brilliant orator and it also shows how passionate she is about what she does 8 Reply 1 reply @planetfireworks2500 @planetfireworks2500 4 weeks ago HOW does this woman remain so professional and patient in the face of a man who is completely disrespecting not only her work but also her personally?? Major props 1.1K Doctor Mike Reply 63 replies @crollwtide9452 @crollwtide9452 4 hours ago (edited) The most golden part of this interview may be the "I Can Eliminate All Disease" segment at the end...Dr. Gundry basically drops whatever amount of shame that's left in his body there. 1 Reply @JosefMerz-kv2gw @JosefMerz-kv2gw 4 days ago I'm a senior medical student and have read a lot of papers on nutrition, and yet this was TOUGH to follow. Nevertheless, a very interesting discussion. 1 Reply @donc4238 @donc4238 3 days ago Thank you for exposing this! I had my doubts with Gundrey's message/mission. 13 Reply @crowmedicine3890 @crowmedicine3890 2 days ago He had me until he was against fruit. I see his point of eating fruit in season, how they've been bastardized, etc. But he's right, we're apes and fruit are one of the most important things we can do for our body. There is no comparison between high fructose corn syrup and a piece of fruit. Apples and oranges... 4 Reply @Alex-cw3rz @Alex-cw3rz 4 weeks ago This was a perfect example of how to debunk someone's pseudoscience. Reading up on the topic calmly explaining facts and bringing in an expert who can fill in any details that are missed. We need more of this, it could be called a debate, but it was more than that it was so informative. Which is rare in debates. 573 Doctor Mike Reply 17 replies @vangdavid2 @vangdavid2 3 days ago Dr. Mike, the medical system needs to acknowledge and educate patients on how proper diet and nutrition are a foundational piece to healing illness. Most Oncologist know very little about nutrition and will tell their patients to eat whatever they want. pizzas, burgers, all fine.. I was in the room when I heard those exact words my mother's oncologist. I applaud those doctors who take a holistic approach to illness. The key is to put out the fire. When people stop eating inflammatory foods (processed foods, artificial foods, junk foods, fast foods) inflammation decreases and the body can heal and function the way its supposed to. So to Rheumatologist, Oncologist, etc, anti-inflammatory foods should be foundational to every patient. 24 Reply 2 replies @loyisog4795 @loyisog4795 2 days ago This was a great conversation. Thank you ❤ Reply @musicftw711 @musicftw711 2 days ago Thanks to this guy, my family thinks I have chronic illness because of what I eat. They also think that my gastroparesis would be cured if I changed my diet. FYI gastroparesis is the damage of nerves that work muscles in the stomach. I’d like them to make a solution for how I’m supposed to eat “better” when everything I can eat is through a blender. 14 Reply 1 reply @BuxStop @BuxStop 3 days ago (edited) Nicotine and niacin are DIFFERENT 🤦 so glad there are different opinions and how its a discussion and not a heated argument. Really well done 👏 1 Reply @akeledamagresham1421 @akeledamagresham1421 2 hours ago This is the very same man my health nut of an abusive father quotes like gospel. Even years before he found Dr. Gundry, it was the same tales and ideology my father preaches and forced upon me and my family, but me more-so. It was to the point where I developed eating disorders and felt no will to live from age nine onwards. I'm in my 20's now and I still struggle with my health and relationship to my body, but now at least I have the mental capacity to understand and make logical assumptions on my own. Sometimes I do slip up and cross the facts, but since I'm currently studying pharmacy (at the behest of my father, lol) and excelling in human health and physiology, I know better. I couldn't watch this video in it's total because of how triggered I kept getting, but I was able to watch a few clips and I greatly appreciated Dr. Mike and Dr. Belardo for everything. I'm used to people like Dr. Gundry being able to speak without argument, and watching actual facts being present in tandem was immensely satisfying. Maybe one day I'll be able to watch this whole video without feeling like I'm twelve again, holding back tears in front of my ranting, lecturing father. But until then, thank you. This video still gets my like. 1 Reply @Caroooo53 @Caroooo53 4 weeks ago The expertise and extremely valuable insight that Dr. Danielle Belardo enhances this conversation with is brilliant. So glad she was a part of this. 669 Doctor Mike Reply 12 replies @johnpatterson4718 @johnpatterson4718 1 day ago Best Discussion I've heard in a long time. I Love it!❤ Reply @serhiibarkov7747 @serhiibarkov7747 2 days ago i can guarantee you that when Dr.Mike said “currently the american diet is a disaster” Dr.Gundy is thinking “yup, too many fruits.” and Dr.Mike is thinking “not enough fruit.” and i find that pretty funny. 6 Reply @vacho8182 @vacho8182 4 days ago What a respectful debate, what I find in common is the level of education 😄 Reply @brittanyd3173 @brittanyd3173 4 days ago Thank you for not being lazy in your questioning, Dr. Mike 4 Reply @Kai-Made @Kai-Made 21 hours ago Dr. Mike, half my age...twice or more my IQ...I would have him as a doctor if I lived anywhere near him. The man listens to his patients, and from all I can see...cares. 4 Reply @dbenadon @dbenadon 4 weeks ago Well done Dr. Mike. This is one of the worst examples of science fraud. Well done Dr. Mike to remain focused and calm. 565 Doctor Mike Reply 6 replies @danielaobregon7231 @danielaobregon7231 1 hour ago (edited) Dr Danielle is such an intellect, what an impressive, respected person Reply @mattyp2271 @mattyp2271 2 days ago This is a great debate. I thought Drundy defended himself well. 2 Reply @AnthonysMeat @AnthonysMeat 2 days ago The amount of comments talking about his patience is astounding. It’s kinda sad to see people talking about constructive dialogue like it’s a hard thing to achieve. 3 Reply 1 reply @Frissdas1207 @Frissdas1207 2 days ago (edited) Love the fact that he was willing come on the show regardless. That's commendable. Very interesting to watch. 6 Reply @boromb @boromb 2 days ago Great civilised discussion. Some of participants will more easily be replaced by an AI in the future. Difference between good and great scientists is ability to think out of the box. Reply @peachspirit2222 @peachspirit2222 2 weeks ago All though this wasn’t an easy conversation, I think you did a great job discussing in a professional way. 485 Doctor Mike Reply 4 replies @bi-theway-thatsit3050 @bi-theway-thatsit3050 1 day ago I like how the dude tried to recontexualize a study that the Dr. Belardo specifically listed as her favorite study (and as the guidelines for cardiovascular recommendations) 3 Reply 1 reply @ElizaRad @ElizaRad 12 hours ago Dr. Gundry is like the prosperity Gospel Preacher of Doctors. He gives me the same vibe. 2 Reply @kalobpierson9753 @kalobpierson9753 4 days ago This is such a great conversation Thanks guys Reply @GeetaNadkarni @GeetaNadkarni 4 days ago I always got the sense that Dr Gundry was as full of spit at legumes are of lectins. His claims just don’t stand up to even rudimentary research. I love that I now know WHY he is full of it. I had never come across your podcast before and I’m now a fan for life! Reply @Sammi.Lynn.93 @Sammi.Lynn.93 4 days ago I honestly think he’s the type that is always right, (I get when your passionate about something, being wrong is extremely hard to be and hear) I also fell that he wants to be controversial, in the way of how he explains most things. He explains and leaves out a lot of important aspects. Personally, I do not like him, his practices, and would definitely transfer if he was my doctor. Reply @KleptoCON9820 @KleptoCON9820 3 weeks ago I've never heard of this old dude in my life, but he seems to be the man our teachers warned us about when stressing "Correlation doesn't equal causation." 864 Reply 49 replies @Lord_frosted @Lord_frosted 4 days ago Congrats Mike you’re a better person then me, I couldn’t have sat thru that 😅😂 4 Reply @deanntucker3238 @deanntucker3238 2 days ago I found out through a DNA test that I have allergies to lectins. Long story short, I was recently diagnosed with Mast cell activation syndrome. Because of this I had to give up high histamine foods. Most of them are full of lectins as well. 8 Reply @jaksonsavva104 @jaksonsavva104 3 days ago The most telling moment was when Dr Belardo mentioned that she couldn’t find a source that Mr Gundry had cited (and that source being the only one that backed up his point) and he just kinda mumbled past her asking about that source. 23 Reply @sewnsew6770 @sewnsew6770 3 days ago I feel people are very unique I struggled with irritable bowel syndrome. Diagnosed as not gluten intolerant But reducing gluten dramatically has really helped me 2 Reply 2 replies @EvanArizona @EvanArizona 3 weeks ago (edited) This is so good. Three adults, who are considered experts, having a respectful conversation. We need more debates like this 168 Reply 2 replies @kgb896 @kgb896 6 hours ago Doctor Mike!! As an oncology dietitian I work so much with my patients clarifying miss guided information online. And I am so grateful for this interview it is so needed. Will be sharing! Sending good vibes ✨✨✨✨ 1 Reply 1 reply @romeyjclark @romeyjclark 2 days ago (edited) I always watch Mike's videos to completion because he's genuine and I believe tries to be as honest as possible. That's not because of a feeling in my gut. It's because I've always been the same way and I've learned to pick up on people's microexpressions. I'm way too trusting and almost everyone is unable to hide that immediate split-second reaction to things. So to save myself from the constant betrayal and manipulations I base my trust with strangers on this and their rep. Due to innumerable mistakes I've made befriending and trusting strangers. The only reason I put all this is because the older doctor gave me the exact opposite impression initially. I almost bought his prebiotic because he's a great salesmen but something seemed off. "And WHATS REALLY INTERESTING is...." Blah blah blah.... 2 Reply @dana_padrino @dana_padrino 2 days ago OMG when this guy said juice your fruits and don’t eat the juice but eat the pulp. I nearly lost my mind. Dude, no one would ever do that and it makes no freaking sense. You can’t base your diet recommendations on things that people will never ever do. 9 Reply @8happyperson @8happyperson 38 minutes ago Can't wait to start my new lifestyle filled with smoking, no apples, and lots of chocolate. Sounds like an amazing time (not for my health but just experientially). Reply @camillecharles4625 @camillecharles4625 3 days ago I'm curious, for those of us who live in the Tropics, is it ok then for us to eat fruits all year round? Cuz there are always fruits in season 🤔 Or were we meant to follow the diets of people from other regions? 🤷🏽‍♀️ 3 Reply @rebeccalamora3266 @rebeccalamora3266 3 weeks ago Dr. Mike has a the patience of a saint. This guy is talking in circles. He has potential to be a great politician. 1.6K Doctor Mike Reply 24 replies @JA-vv8wy @JA-vv8wy 3 hours ago The talk about probiotics was interesting because I seem to get a “histamine surge” when I drink probiotic drinks and was wondering why. Now I’m going to just stay away from it if it’s not shown to be beneficial anyway Reply @kamillegillming3032 @kamillegillming3032 10 hours ago Dr. Grundy is the most infuriating person to talk to. You ask him a question and he dodges it and starts rambling on a tangent 1 Reply @voyxu143 @voyxu143 3 days ago I had a doctor tell me that it was impossible to change my cholesterol level by changing my diet. They wanted to prescribe me a drug for it. 1 Reply @TheAidanodian @TheAidanodian 4 days ago This reminds me a lot of the Eurasian times OpEd where they had a former Indian Air Force pilot on talking about air defense systems and he gets everything wrong. Literally the medical version of that. That pilot probably knew a lot about flying his jet, the same way this surgeon probably knows a lot about heart surgery, but when they talk about stuff outside their area of expertise it comes off as misleading. Reply @Johncommiskey @Johncommiskey 3 days ago Outstanding, meaningful, helpful, and respectful discussion. Thank you. 2 Reply @joeychun3386 @joeychun3386 5 days ago I genuinely learned a lot of useful things from Dr Gundry from this debate, but unfortunately, none of it was about healthcare 260 Reply 3 replies @SP88749 @SP88749 9 hours ago My aunt follows Dr. Gundry's diet and last time I talked to her, she criticized my diet because "Dr. Gundry said that food is bad, " and I had never heard of the man before in my life. Now listening to this man, he sounds like an absolute quack. I applaud Dr. Mike for keeping his cool👏👏👏 3 Reply @ashiqurrahmanabir @ashiqurrahmanabir 18 hours ago Your patience is admirable. ❤ Reply @MamaBear_2629 @MamaBear_2629 3 days ago Omg he never stops talking! I don’t think he answered a SINGLE question outright! He turned every question into a story or went completely in another direction to change the topic or shift it! Ayiyi. 66 Reply 2 replies @hudawm7 @hudawm7 18 hours ago I love that you are doing podcasts! Reply @goldengnome1951 @goldengnome1951 3 days ago These people are so well spoken and brilliant. I would be a bumbling idiot. 1 Reply @mallyally123 @mallyally123 3 weeks ago I’m a first year vet med student and I hated doing critical appraisals of academic literature because it seemed so obvious to not take things at face value… now I see why academics NEED to learn critical thinking 😂 254 Reply 3 replies @rintintin7292 @rintintin7292 3 days ago Well done Dr. Mike!! 3 Reply @haleybaker4817 @haleybaker4817 2 hours ago I love when Dr. Belardo glances over at Dr. Mike like “wtf can you believe he is saying this?!” 😂 Reply @crollwtide9452 @crollwtide9452 4 hours ago (edited) 1:29:10 I'm also fascinated how a cardiologist would wander into a gastroenterologist's field to work with intestinal issues. Reply @happiness9213 @happiness9213 4 days ago Dr. Gundry is a perfect example of confirmation bias Reply @cscoley @cscoley 3 days ago I don't know what to do right now. Someone with integrity on the internet? What is happening? Does not compute. On a serious note thank you for being someone with integrity on the internet. 1 Reply @pnw_jordan @pnw_jordan 3 weeks ago Dr. Mike, as a person who has put his body through countless unhealthy things at the advice of docs like Gundry, I cannot thank you enough for this expose. Watching Gundry get checked by you and Dr. Belardo really opened my eyes as to why I need to keep working with my primary care doctor and stop reading these “cure all” books. Really, sincerely, thank you. 222 Reply 8 replies @matthewmasood @matthewmasood 2 days ago The difference with Dr. G and the Others is that he is thinking outside the box and thinking for himself. Almost any doctor, for whatever reason, will not care one "iota" about your diet. Wish medical fields would emphasize out of the box thinking and holistic approaches... at some point in their training. Good job Dr. G. Also is he being attacked for more than just his recommendations on diet (which are not bad or even controversial just unproven). Its almost like there is some underlying beef or thats its somewhat personal between the "Gen Z or Millennial" doctors on this show VS Dr G. Don't just follow what other people tell you, challenge assumptions. Going on the same direction as everyone else is never entirely benefiting Reply @nitin198in @nitin198in 3 days ago Dr Gundry is sharing how he treats his patients and not talk about general people. Mike and Danielle are talking general people 6 Reply @Workinggirlhomestead @Workinggirlhomestead 2 days ago OMG Dr. Mike I am so glad you are doing this. He had me wondering and was like great now I have to stop beans and tomatoes. thank you! Reply @carmenabrahamse7276 @carmenabrahamse7276 2 days ago As someone with Crohn’s disease, this makes me roll my eyes, as I was on Tpn for a while, this blows my mind as now food Is food in moderation. Reply @fylosofer @fylosofer 12 hours ago Best comment @1:18:31 "If you restrict patients to eating toilet paper, they'll lose weight but it doesn't mean they have a nutritious diet." 1 Reply @krystaperry288 @krystaperry288 5 days ago (edited) “Who’s overeating fruit??” I genuinely loved this debate. 974 Reply 47 replies @barkupatree6871 @barkupatree6871 2 days ago I enjoyed this discussion which provided different angles and perspectives on multiple medical issues. Thanks. Reply @nattyfatty6.0 @nattyfatty6.0 3 days ago One wonders how people like this Gundry guy manage to become doctors 2 Reply 1 reply @niterider3321 @niterider3321 3 days ago Wow Dr Mike what a beast of a discussion 👏 😳 1 Reply @mikepedder7040 @mikepedder7040 3 days ago Gundry comes off as a snake oil salesman/conman. The amount of statements he makes that he doesn't take accountability for is incredible. 2 Reply @smaakjeks @smaakjeks 3 days ago Gundry: Yes, I do have evidence to back up that smoking is good for you. blue zones. Mike: Are blue zones a good basis for research? Gundry: No. But, there are correlative surveys from blue zones. Mike: What about confounding variables? Gundry: But you see, I live in a blue zone. So, I know what's going on. 33 Reply @dianamadin8680 @dianamadin8680 2 days ago Polite, professional and killing misinformation! Reply @RogerRabbit342 @RogerRabbit342 3 weeks ago Mike, doc, bro, this discussion had me at the eye of my seat. I’ve been following you for years and I share each video that will help my wife (who will pick up on people like him) understand why I advocate your words. Please never sell out or change. You are one of the most genuine helpful channels for people like us who live among doctors with knowledge from 30 years ago. 181 Doctor Mike Reply 2 replies @susanrobertson2922 @susanrobertson2922 2 days ago Of course Dr.G knows more than those trained in the system. “Sickness is good for business.” We have a “sick care system.” Dr. Gundry just had the guts to think for himself, and outside the box. 11 Reply 2 replies @samiam.335 @samiam.335 1 day ago When I saw Gundary advertise in an hour long video for his MAGICAL drink that costs $50 a gar and then he was advertising for his magical olive oil from Moraco that costs a fortune, I knew that I cannot take any advise from this man. 1 Reply @PaperCut2UGaming @PaperCut2UGaming 2 days ago (edited) Dr. Grundy is such a snake oil salesman, and the host and other guest did a great job of calling him out on all his bs 1 Reply @smrutiprakash4159 @smrutiprakash4159 5 hours ago I am not a person who usually comments.. as soon as I saw the length of video I thought I won't complete it.. or will skip most of it... but the truth is I really enjoyed it... it was definitely informative... Reply @markheithaus @markheithaus 3 days ago (edited) I stocked up on grapes, apples and other fruits and eventually my doctor told me to knock it off a bit, basically. The apple and grape types he recommended are not my favorite, but I feel better. I can wipe out a bag of grapes, though 😋 3 Reply @hladinibhosale @hladinibhosale 4 weeks ago Honestly i will never be able to express my gratitude completely. The amount of times i have made wrong decisions in terms of my health before i discovered this channel, is insane to me. I've had obesity issues, mental health issues and loads of diseases and hospital visits as well. But ever since I've been following your videos, listening to your podcasts and trying to implement some of your advice in my daily schedule, it has improved my quality of life so much. Thank you so much Dr. Mike. You say to us a lot, but i hope you are doing well mentally, emotionally and physically as well. Please stay happy and healthy too ❤ 191 Doctor Mike Reply 2 replies @kaidwyer @kaidwyer 1 day ago 1:03:45 I have a mechanistic hypothesis for why seasonality in our diet might be beneficial to our microbiome: If you starve certain populations in your microbiome seasonally, you impose natural selection upon them so that the most efficient and resilient organisms persist to the next season. Whether that mechanism is beneficial to human health is likely quite case-dependent, but I can at least see an argument for strategic culling. Spartan style! 1 Reply @elim4450 @elim4450 3 days ago Smart and wise doctors who really cares for the patients and not $$ Reply @georgev. @georgev. 4 days ago You hit the right point. What's the diet for a Healthy people with no illnesses? Reply @isabellabattersby6436 @isabellabattersby6436 17 hours ago love how polite the debate this ❤ Reply @DemiAisha @DemiAisha 20 hours ago this feels like a debate where you'd have a big sigh when it's over and take the best nap of your life Reply @TopBillersToolkit @TopBillersToolkit 5 days ago (edited) For someone who has read The Plant Paradox, started following Dr. Gundry's advice and actually started off as a fan, I think it's insane how much of his advice is based on theory and not cold, hard scientific data. What's even more insane is that Dr. Mike and Danielle are literally picking apart his "advice" second by second, and all he can do is sit there and cite more examples that have almost NO EVIDENCE to back up what he's saying. THANK YOU Doctor mike for doing this interview. 479 Reply 23 replies @micahlevin06 @micahlevin06 3 days ago Dr. Mike: “no one is overeating fruit” Dr. Gundry: “let’s talk about gorillas” 7 Reply 1 reply @eddieyutub @eddieyutub 3 days ago After watching the entire video, I have just realized I have turned myself from standard American diet person with chronic disease to becoming a unicorn. Thanks for knowing how to rebuild microbiome. Apply knowledge is power so keep on learning 3 Reply @UdoADHD @UdoADHD 3 days ago I’m so curious just how confused his patients are whenever they ask him a simple question 😵‍💫 13 Reply @ASberrySAID @ASberrySAID 3 days ago Can I get CE credit for this for my PTCB license? I feel like this was very insightful conversation concerning pharmaceutical mechanisms of use and medical statistical analysis. 1 Reply @ivathepanda @ivathepanda 1 day ago dr gundry: “cigarettes and smoking is so good and healthy” also dr gundry: “ive never had a cigarette in my life” he literally doesnt even bother to at least follow his own beliefs Reply @toryisawesomeable @toryisawesomeable 3 weeks ago This was a great conversation y'all. And extra props to Dr. Belardo for keeping her composure and being an absolute rockstar 243 Doctor Mike Reply @awaitingSaint777 @awaitingSaint777 7 hours ago Dr.Gundry is correct. He's giving the correct advice despite of if he thinks patients will actually do it or not. Reply @julsilieva @julsilieva 3 days ago great debate - well done 1 Reply @sb9697 @sb9697 4 days ago Thank you for telling him to his face !! 1 Reply @olivernewbold3082 @olivernewbold3082 2 days ago 12 minutes in and its driving me crazy that Gundry won't answer a question straight, he just dodges and talks about what he wants. 1 Reply @Exhalted1 @Exhalted1 3 days ago Careful now, Dr. Gundry is a businessman and the only reason he got on your show knowing full well he'd get blasted is because he was kinda disappearing from the internet! He knows that any attention, even negative attention is good attention for marketing - like people might wanna buy his book to see how wrong he is, or buy his medication because other medication failed them and now they have exposure, and the amount of shorts I saw about this interview got Gundry and his books/products a lot, lot of free advertisement. Remember there's people in this world who believe homeopathy works, and they might wanna listen to Gundry because they think modern medicine has already failed them 1 Reply 1 reply @MakoKong @MakoKong 12 days ago I'm glad you brought him in. As a healthcare provider, I plan on using this interview as an example to friends and family that just because someone is a doctor, doesn't mean everything they say is true. It matters on the consensus. There are doctors out there that believe the Earth is flat . It matters what most of the doctors are agreeing with. Not what these few random ones are saying. Keep up the good work doc. Everybody else, don't smoke cigarettes........ ever. 552 Reply 36 replies @huntercumming4699 @huntercumming4699 3 days ago This video deserves WAY more views and WAY more likes!! 1 Reply @chrisschultz4410 @chrisschultz4410 9 hours ago Functional Medicine Advocate here: I think that Dr. Gundry’s audience should be a very small group of people who have a deep understanding of nutrition and the human body, and want their ideas to be challenged! A family medicine doctor working in conventional care has no need for his ideas. Like Doctor Mike said, these ideas are not applicable to his patients. However, I am always interested in hearing cutting edge or new medical ideas! If his patients are getting better, that’s awesome for them. He shouldn’t be speaking to the general public however 😅 Reply @GeorgiHimchev @GeorgiHimchev 3 days ago Awesome discussion, thank you! The only conclusion I can make thou, is to eat everything in moderation and have variety Reply @lizbethschmidt4266 @lizbethschmidt4266 6 hours ago Dr G does have a point about certain things, but this is why one needs to find out what works for oneself, and no i do not think you should put fruit into a juicer and just eat the pulp either, There's a reason why you eat fruit not juice it, excess fiber without the fluid will lead to very bad constipation. 2 Reply @SamPinchesMakerShop @SamPinchesMakerShop 3 weeks ago (edited) I really appreciated the effort to find common ground, and politely navigate the disagreements. Well done Dr Mike for helping maintain such an excellent and clear discussion. I hope others can learn from this and that it will help us reduce these islands of misinformation. 222 Doctor Mike Reply @JerryTheVeganRockstar2011 @JerryTheVeganRockstar2011 2 days ago You wore him down! Finally, at marker 1:26:30 Dr. Gundry finally admits he’s a sensationalist. And then giggles after in acknowledgment. 1 Reply @Youhaveaname @Youhaveaname 4 days ago One instance where making this kind of comparison is acceptable is when comparing one thing that's supposed to be "good" for you, like power aid and soda, that is blatantly bad for you. Poweraid have been marketed as "good" because athletes use it. But it has the same amount of sugar as a given soda. But as Dr. Mike said there's nuance to the grapes vs. chocolate bar. You're not comparing the micro nutrients. Reply @shaunfallis @shaunfallis 1 day ago Damn, I am Identical twin, almost the same diet together for the first 18 years, I have massive hearing loss(noticed age 12), my twin has none, we worked the same places(until 20), were almost inseparable, that final statement of gut health being responsible for hearing is insulting. I was open to listening to him, but he dodges really solidifying his place on things, likes to try to dance around until pinned down, won't back things up, and ignores that what he sees might be biased by people looking for him. Reply @kathyweddle4874 @kathyweddle4874 3 days ago It doesn’t matter if it’s in season here or not if we can still buy it at the grocery store. It has to be in season somewhere. I’m still really confused on whether or not I can eat apples and grapes! 4 Reply 2 replies @laserfalcon @laserfalcon 2 days ago (edited) Hats off to Dr Gundry 6 Reply @TheDemonFromSlytherin @TheDemonFromSlytherin 3 weeks ago I’ve been waiting for Dr. Mike to cover Gundry for a long time and this is probably one of my favorite Dr. Mike episodes. Dr. Gundry is a dangerous person when it comes to misinformation and I’m glad that Dr. Mike is battling this man’s misinformation. 218 Doctor Mike Reply 6 replies @christinemarie6976 @christinemarie6976 3 days ago (edited) Anti-inflammatory diet recommendations always seem to include nuts and seeds, but it's nuts and seeds that wreak havoc on my thumb joints. So I only care about my own anecdotes. 1 Reply @Booda102128 @Booda102128 3 days ago I would love to see all three of these guys and a carnivore Dr debate this Reply @montystein8858 @montystein8858 12 hours ago The amount of times after the 50 minute mark gundry became condescending and I wanted to give him a new hole to breathe through is incredible. Reply @thedocholiday @thedocholiday 1 day ago If Doctors spoke to me the way these speak to each other here. I would trust doctors Reply @crollwtide9452 @crollwtide9452 6 hours ago (edited) 19:23 What he means here is that niacin is a generic name for nicotinic acid. However, we must note that cigarettes DO NOT contain any nicotinic acid whatsoever. In fact, I think he's playing some clever games with "nicotine" and "nicotinic acid", which are similar in name but have nothing whatsoever in common. 2 Reply @kimlucaborges8113 @kimlucaborges8113 6 days ago Dr Gundry: Human bodies DONT produce Vitamin C 🧐 Dr Gundry 20s later: Olive Oil doubles our own vitamin C production 🥰 1.2K Reply 28 replies @nickalvarez1 @nickalvarez1 4 days ago Everyone did an awesome job. Reply @kristine9108 @kristine9108 2 days ago If I ever have self-esteem issues again I’m gonna return to this video just to remind myself it could be worse, I could be worse😂 Reply @Cyntaria @Cyntaria 4 days ago The only things destroying my gut are the trigger foods for my IBS that I refuse to cut out completely Reply @priyanshthakur1674 @priyanshthakur1674 4 days ago Even in yoga and ayurveda we believe that good gut health equate to good health of the overall body Reply @ReviewsbySummerGirl @ReviewsbySummerGirl 1 day ago This guy speaks exactly like politicians do. 10000%. They pick one little thing to harp on and don’t listen to anything else. That’s exactly how it works. Smh 1 Reply @JavoMartineez @JavoMartineez 7 days ago I actually learned a lot from this doctor. He is the best at dodging questions and derailing the conversation to where he wants it to go 315 Reply 9 replies @HoNow222 @HoNow222 2 days ago (edited) The only real difference between the two is that one part follows all the guidelines and the other part almost never does, so 10% of the time could make mistakes because of the higher risk. But on the other hand who only follow guidelines is likely 20 years late on everything so is probably 70% of the time doing things wrong, while risking nothing. 1 Reply 1 reply @kirrafour1689 @kirrafour1689 22 hours ago Everyone who grows fruit seasonally in the winter and fall are turning over in their farms and homesteads 😂. There are seasonal fruits for all seasons, including the cold ones. Seasonal fruits are just sweeter and taste better. If he is worried about seasonality, he should be recommending getting fruits and vegetables from local farms and gardens. Reply @HYLND @HYLND 3 days ago FINALLY SOMEONE IS CALLING HIM OUT! 1 Reply @danielletracyann @danielletracyann 4 days ago I love Dr Gundry. He asks questions….. I think every Doctor or researcher should keep asking questions. It’s a sign of critical thinking. 4 Reply 3 replies @ericmorris3948 @ericmorris3948 1 day ago So this is the guy thats convinced my parents to cut down on my fruit consumption… 5 Reply @alexchristensen5742 @alexchristensen5742 3 weeks ago Props to Dr Mike for having a world expert along with this crazy guy to not let scientific misinformation spread everywhere 661 Doctor Mike Reply 12 replies @user-cc9dt7on9f @user-cc9dt7on9f 3 days ago God this is so gooooood. I watched the entire thing and I’m a horticulturist at a botanical garden. I HARD Stan with the statements of the guidelines as a base level of prevention and sustainable. I do believe that Dr. G boasts some excellent points that need to be studied more. But it is NOT helpful to the masses. It’s a very privileged man, who’s lead a very privileged life. Kudos to his career and putting the work in, but it’s just not steeped in reality for the masses. You are my favorite new podcaster. A whole new world has opened up to me. Thank you for making this resource accessible to the masses who generally care about their health. 2 Reply @bbond97 @bbond97 4 days ago I'm the district manager of tobacco stores for 10 years. All I know is people who smoke raw unprocessed cigars and people who dip raw powered dry snuff live extremely old life's. It's old men who smoke cigars and old women who dip. They will be my customers forever. But the ones who dip Copenhagen or smoke Marlboro will get sick and die quickly. One is quality nicotine the other is additive filled synthetic nicotine. 7 Reply 1 reply @janetsearching9294 @janetsearching9294 4 days ago This demonstrates my problem with what to believe about everything in life... news, religion, history, what's good for you and what isn't. Everyone has a different opinion. I'll take my chances with fruits and vegetables containing lectins. 2 Reply 1 reply @rickl1099 @rickl1099 4 days ago Not often in this day and age you hear the line “the great news about smoking”. Mind blown. 1 Reply @deniseulmer642 @deniseulmer642 3 days ago (edited) What I got from this is don't smoke, eat fresh fruit and vegetables, eat goat or sheep dairy, eat well cooked beens, don't drink sugar drinks and beans, and don't eat super processed food. Oh, and also have your blood checked by your doctor. ❤😊 Reply @louanarose @louanarose 4 weeks ago I love this podcast. I still keep on watching it currently and I am happy that Doctor Mike is stepping up and debunk the misinformation right in front of another doctor. He is not just a great doctor, but a good man. 🙏🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 144 Doctor Mike Reply 6 replies @caitroseco6752 @caitroseco6752 9 hours ago Bring Dr Belardo on again. She’s brilliant 1 Reply @saintsalieri @saintsalieri 1 day ago I watched this guy speak and now I know that the best way to cure my Crohn's disease is to stop eating altogether because everything is causing it, wow. Reply @jackie538 @jackie538 4 days ago Just because there is a paper published doesn’t mean it’s fact. People publish papers all the time saying just the opposite of others. 3 Reply @wearebornlikestars7706 @wearebornlikestars7706 2 days ago keep allowing us to see exactly why we DON'T want a doctor who only goes off of bought and paid studies spewing generalized protocols that will not solve our problems, but will allow for prescriptions for symptoms instead. 1 Reply @IsntThatPrecious420 @IsntThatPrecious420 14 hours ago I'd like to see how these diet recommendations play out over 10 plus years and revisit the debate with science-based advances. It is confusing to hear the fad diets from decade to decade and these fads keep changing. The recommendations keep changing. How do patients advocate for their particular health issues when information is changing, and with doctors who think only their views are correct and gaslight you? Reply @cadancekerber1050 @cadancekerber1050 3 weeks ago I love how passionate Dr. Belardo is about her specialty. It's exciting to see her get excited to share studies and science with us. Her enthusiasm is inspiring!! 153 Reply 1 reply @robertmckay3250 @robertmckay3250 4 days ago Nobody who would go to the trouble to read a health book would choose a candy bar over an apple because they were both equally unhealthy. Instead they would cut both out of their diet. Going from a high sugar processed food diet to a low sugar whole food diet usually takes time, baby steps and a little stevia. Reply @jmparks001 @jmparks001 4 days ago (edited) A sentence I never thought I would hear from a heart surgeon: “Back in the good old days, most of our patients were smokers” 🤪🫠 Reply @The-record-archive @The-record-archive 4 days ago I like how the old man from up who is a surgeon and doesn’t study in how food affects the human anatomy tries to tell Dr. Mike i licensed doctor how (who has worked with patients were he worked on there diets) to consume nicotine and to not eat vegetables. 🫣 1 Reply @CATSINTHESKY-xh5qc @CATSINTHESKY-xh5qc 3 days ago One thing I noticed that just wanna point out- it isn’t a big deal but couldn’t help but notice that doctor gundry kept cutting off/seemed to take the women doctor (not sure her name 😭) less seriously… At least in comparison to doctor mike who didn’t interrupt her and took her seriously even when he had criticisms Glad doctor mike was there. 4 Reply @brokendownandlost @brokendownandlost 2 days ago thats how you do it dr mike good job! 1 Reply @investigate711 @investigate711 3 days ago as much frustration mr grundy gives me by the conclusions he came to. im glad he at least listened to you which is rare to see a discussion like this very civilized Reply @drew5903 @drew5903 2 days ago Most and definitely Not all Depression comes from Undealt Anger. Reply @nathanielthomas4437 @nathanielthomas4437 3 weeks ago Dr. Mike, this is absolutely exquisite content. Although the long form may not be as click-baity as some other, shorter videos, this is exactly how to settle disputes with others regarding competing scientific evidence and theories. I can tell that Dr. Gundry truly believes his position and wants to help his patients as well as those who listen to him, but it's discussions like these that are effective in highlighting the flaws in one's arguments. Having an open discussion, void of any open disdain or blatently hostile argument is refreshing and honestly much more entertaining. I hope this discussion has had something of an impact on him, and that it wasn't just perceived as a character assassination, as it certainly wasn't. The exposure of mechanistic bias is ever so important yet underappreciated in the public, but this is exactly the content that brings it to light. Please do not be disillusioned by the view counts. This is the content that really makes a difference and stays in people's minds. I would love to see more. I'm sure many others would agree. 162 Doctor Mike Reply 3 replies @troywright359 @troywright359 21 hours ago Dr Grundy's point I think is not to worship other food by saying they're fully good, and Mike is just saying they're better than bad. I think Grundy is saying people need to take far more responsibility for their diet than just going "all fruit is perfect" Reply @suparonamira @suparonamira 3 days ago (edited) I have so much respect for Dr. Gundry, I am dealing with late stage cancer (feeling a little better) and he’s been a great help. we all know Doctors are not perfect…and in an interview, we couldn’t really explained the big picture but bits of information, there’s questions here - another topic there, and mixed up information based on opinions, experiences and studies. Maybe Dr. Gundry don’t have a lot of subscribers, but I love watching his videos. If you watch even one of his short, you’ll understand more of what he’s trying to convey, that it’s okay to eat fruits but make sure it’s seasonal and organic (we know our crops and fruits are not the same, the GMO’s and pesticides and herbicides and some other stuff)… also the lectins are not good but he did give advice to soak it, wash it, peel and take out the seeds. Also his products are good, i love the Olive Oil and other products. I do not rely on dietary supplements alone, that’s why the are called “supplements” . Dr. Gundry’s health tips were helpful, for how many years in medical field… (he got more years of experience compared to these two) and he probably learned these amazing healthy habits from his patients success stories, experiences and also some studies. In this interview, he’s very professional answering questions and talking slowly explaining his points and not trying to disagree but still they don’t seem to understand the concept. P.S. I don’t like all the topics that were discussed here especially smoking. This is just my positive opinion, not against any doctors and comments here! Peace everyone 🙏 2 Reply @emmaceleste3512 @emmaceleste3512 3 days ago (edited) Dr. Gundry: Smoking is healthy Also Dr. Gundry: I've never smoked in my life 10:25 Reply 1 reply @arjitsahai7284 @arjitsahai7284 2 days ago I didn't know half the stuff they were talking about, I was just watching it as a masterclass in conversation 😅 2 Reply @anthonymatrone7970 @anthonymatrone7970 2 days ago Fascinating discussion, im a new subscriber to your channel with no medical background. 1 Reply @maetaylor5677 @maetaylor5677 9 days ago Major props to Dr. Danielle Belardo for being so well prepared for this interview she killed it 808 Reply 39 replies @christinemarie6976 @christinemarie6976 4 days ago Maybe if Gundry, instead of just tossing out inflammatory assertions, just explained what he thought the healing protocol actually is, we might find some common ground and useful information. Reply 2 replies @Liesmith424 @Liesmith424 21 hours ago Actually, the worst thing you can do for your mitochondria is ingesting pure antimatter. 1 Reply @Lavender444xxx @Lavender444xxx 3 days ago (edited) I can’t tell if Dr. Gundry serious or trolling us? Reply @cathy2465 @cathy2465 3 days ago There is soluble fiber and insoluble fiber. I wish they had discussed these, the differences, and pros and cons. I've heard, for instance, that a person with ulcerative colitis needs to avoid insoluble fiber when they're in the middle of a flare or while healing. Secondly, I thought the issue/concerns of fruit had to do with their glycemic index and whats happening with insulin levels and insulin resistance. Dr. Gundry was in no way saying to eat a candy bar, he was simply trying to make a point of how fruit can spike insulin levels as well. Thirdly, not all peer-reviewed studies are done correctly but pass anyway as science-based. Moreover, everyone's ability to detoxify from chemicals like glyphosate are different. If our detox pathways are compromised, why further the burden by adding things to the body that tax their ability to handle them. Auto immune diseases and autism are on the rise. It seems to be a combination of the American Standard Diet along with chemicals like glyphosate and scores of other man-made chemicals we're putting into our bodies. Also heavy metals. While I don't agree with everything the doctors say, especially in light of my own health journey, I feel some of Dr. Gundry's statements were misunderstood but can see how a patient could easily misunderstand them as well. All that said, i recently tried the olive oil that Dr. Gundry endorses, and for me it tastes terrible. I felt I had immediately been poisoned!😂 To each their own! Reply @kennethM @kennethM 1 day ago When they say 9/10 doctor agrees on something. He’s the 10th doctor. 1 Reply @TheRotbringer @TheRotbringer 2 weeks ago My mom was a victim of the natural medicine industry. She spent hundreds of dollars a month on bottles of all sorts of vitamins to “cure” any illness you could think of. She had a pain in her stomach area for about a year, and her natural doctor told her it was just stomach bile blockage. Fast forward a few more months, the pain got worse, unexplained weight loss, and it was diagnosed as pancreatic cancer when she finally went to a hospital for a CT scan. The scan showed at that point, it had grown too much for surgery. If you’re going to do the natural medicine route, please don’t dismiss your local hospital and see a certified physician when things don’t feel normal. 675 Reply 45 replies @steelC8101 @steelC8101 3 days ago Danielle bringing up authority bias is ironic considering many of her arguments were emphasised by stating what she thought her world leading expert colleague would say on the matter. Although Dr Grundy is incoherent and massively contradictory. Great conversation, a very enjoyable watch. 1 Reply @butanejane941 @butanejane941 1 day ago Can't believe the older gentleman is even a doctor. Reply @cassiesimmons5972 @cassiesimmons5972 9 hours ago (edited) A CTS who's trying to do anything but cut me open?! First big red flag. Surgeons never treat patients. 😂 1 Reply @michelleludwig6939 @michelleludwig6939 4 days ago Dr Grundgy is unintentionally funny🤣 😂 1 Reply @michaeldavidson5638 @michaeldavidson5638 4 hours ago My diagnosis: Dr Grundy has never been punched in the face. 1 Reply @MsMaliB @MsMaliB 3 weeks ago (edited) Wow. This interview was wild. I experienced vicarious gaslighting from Dr. Gundry. He would never acknowledge that his views might be inaccurate. That's dangerous. Dr. Mike showed such professionalism and grace throughout. 515 Doctor Mike Reply 2 replies @MTRG15 @MTRG15 19 hours ago There should be more of a culture of arbitrating debates from a logical fallacy standpoint. I want to see a referee raising a yellow card while yelling "that's a straw man fallacy" or "that's a slippery slope fallacy", this video would be like 20 minutes of actual debate and not all the circular nonesense trying to unweave the fact from the exaggeration 1 Reply @LudwigVonFriedman @LudwigVonFriedman 3 days ago (edited) I feel like the main line of reasoning that doctors like this repeatedly ignore is the differences in populations across geography. It doesn’t seem like there’s a specific formula for longevity, but rather people who have evolved in a certain climate and environment have specific sets of genes that, if combined with a specific diet and lifestyle will lead to longevity. In short, what leads to a long life in Sardinia might be significantly different compared to what does in Japan, strictly because the nuances in gut flora, physiology of these two populations require specific environmental, dietary and lifestyle factors. From this view, looking at broad studies and anecdotes are both unhelpful in different ways… Reply @jmarkie1 @jmarkie1 2 days ago Our big questions now: how come Dr. Gundry became a doctor. Reply @electricshinn1195 @electricshinn1195 3 days ago This was a great video Doctors 1 Reply @saxonmcleod3918 @saxonmcleod3918 4 days ago Back again but I have to agree a lot of the fruits and vegetables we get from the supermarket are modified and lack the nutrients compared to 50 years ago. They still have nutrients and are healthy. I eat them daily so I think he is saying the reason you should eat in season is because that apple or carrot was grown naturally and will contain more nutrients because the land it was grown in hasn’t been stripped of nutrients year after year due to intense farming of the land. I do see Mike’s argument though, Gundry’s statements could be misleading I think this is a misunderstanding but also new science meets old science. Idk what do I know I’m not taking sides I just wish they could agree. Reply @takethistourgrave @takethistourgrave 3 weeks ago This was hard to watch...but a must watch tbh. The public does need to to be privy to these conversations among professionals. We may not understand all of the nuances, technical terms, studies, etc, but we do see where each doctor stands when it comes to patient care. Thank you Dr Mike for showing us this layered moment. It is humbling how much you care about our health ❤ 451 Doctor Mike Reply 6 replies @romanieo @romanieo 3 days ago I learned a lot. Liked and Subscribed. 1 Reply @someblackdude1297 @someblackdude1297 3 days ago Bro this has to be a skit. This dude is unreal😂😂 Reply @benjamming883 @benjamming883 4 days ago (edited) Mike, I ask you this: Is Objective/scientific research ALWAYS the only horse to bet on for nutritional advice when we know so many nutrients/active ingredients are ignored by academia simply because funding is not available? Is it fair to so heavily criticise someone with a lot of anecdotal evidence? Especially when your only counter argument is ‘we just don’t know scientifically’ yet? Nutrition only recently went through a huge revolution as it escaped the chains of the sugar industry that weaponised ‘scientific research’ to sell unhealthy food at scale, how do you know for sure we are clear of this corporatisation of medicine and nutrition? As the lady said - nutrition is a very difficult area for scientific study - surely this means anecdotal evidence is MORE valuable than in other fields. Excuse the rambling please reply if you have anything to say! 3 Reply 1 reply @dalordofgaming8705 @dalordofgaming8705 3 days ago The way i hear it all dr.gundry is sayin is that there is a health code that works for the majority but has the opposite effect on specific minoritys and by tracking back what causes the reactions we can see which codes actually help universal vs which help the majority vs what helps the small groups of people who mutated differently 2 Reply @avereeadams6797 @avereeadams6797 2 days ago Did Dr. Gundry ever answer any of Dr. Mike’s questions? It seemed like he would steer it into a completely different place and never truly answer what he asked. It was really frustrating. 1 Reply @dfcarvalho @dfcarvalho 3 weeks ago I'm always amazed at how some people manage to make false "theories" sound like science to ordinary people, but this Gundry person takes the cake. All he has is small number of anecdotal cases and he spews them in a debate like this as if they could be compared to clinical, controlled studies. And then he says things like "the data is there, look it up". Also I don't think he ever truly answered any of the questions. Almost all of his answered started with "For instance" or "Let me tell you a story" and then he talks about some anecdotal case that is tangentially related to the question. In short, he makes people believe he answered "yes I believe X" but leaves room to later say "i never said I believe X, i just told you about this case". It's quite impressive and scary. 421 Reply 12 replies @NM-xoxo @NM-xoxo 2 days ago We might be discussing all this when being stress free as well as possible is the only way to live a long time. Correlation is not causation. Reply @lambda6041 @lambda6041 3 days ago Sometimes in science, even the most controversial ( in terms of the science community ) can bring about lots of details that we never considered before. But I don't thimk Dr Gundry is doing that here. His answers seem to only be based off of stories and research of types of people instead of analytical and factual given. This is always it's critical to be skeptical to hearing information from even a doctor who gives information that is different from the norm. Reply @angelamcinnis5838 @angelamcinnis5838 2 hours ago I personally adore Dr. Gundry. I have found his books and information very helpful and have lost over 150 pounds and no longer struggle with a binge eating disorder because I have populated my gut with gut bugs that care about the environment of my gut. If it resonates with you, take it and run with it. If it doesn't let it go. :) 1 Reply @ThePoliticalEconomist-gl3fb @ThePoliticalEconomist-gl3fb 2 days ago This is what happens when you get a doctor who doesn't practice. And doesn't actively keep up to date with current research Reply @Sn-ue2pd @Sn-ue2pd 3 days ago 5:19 used to smoke, had continuous gut problems, I stopped smoking, the gut problems went away... no diet change... 3 Reply @ForrestSheperd @ForrestSheperd 4 weeks ago Dr. Bellardo is an absolute BOSS. So well spoken and completely embodies expertise. Such a well done interview! 185 Reply 2 replies @LuxuriaLifestyle2 @LuxuriaLifestyle2 11 hours ago Dr Mike and Danielle follow what other studies say and stick what people said in the 50’s. I feel dr gundry has more knowledge then both together. He stays calm during the whole interview. Gets so many words put in his mouth. Half of it he is not even saying. Reply 1 reply @AndrewMaKrayKyer @AndrewMaKrayKyer 3 days ago (edited) I trust theories better than I trust what the system says. Will be looking more into Dr. Grundy, I had never heard of him before. Thanks for having him on! 3 Reply 1 reply @blancachavez8377 @blancachavez8377 20 hours ago The sad thing is I stopped eating fruits and legumes because of DR GUNDRY 😢so much disinformation 1 Reply @Philly1958 @Philly1958 4 days ago I would love to see the dexascan results for this woman. Reply @jonathanmcconnell3344 @jonathanmcconnell3344 3 days ago I'll eat an apple a day if it'll keep Dr. Gundry away. 2 Reply @karunairaj @karunairaj 5 days ago Dr.Mike don’t ever change !!! Enjoyed every bit of this debate especially when confronting fume inducing claims 478 Reply 8 replies @shekool18 @shekool18 3 days ago Never thought I would see a doctor say smoking is good for you in the modern era. And advocate against fruits. That is wild! Reply @EmilioCu @EmilioCu 4 days ago I am by no means as educated as anyone on this panel but I’m a truck driver that hauls produce. I can understand what he means by eating fruits only during harvest season. I year round transport apples and pears from Washington state and other parts of the north west. The fruits out of harvest season are definitely different and even with the same amount of pallets in my trailer the weight is different too. I don’t know why I’m just saying he might have a point. Reply @mjo2303 @mjo2303 2 days ago Dr Gundrys advice probably work for autoimmune diseases but not for everyone . Smoking is not it😂 Reply @jsensei402 @jsensei402 4 days ago I think I understand Dr. Gundry's position on smoking and I don't believe he's wrong if nicotine really does cause mitochondrial uncoupling. The activity levels of these people is much higher than that of us westerners, so along with an increased mitochondrial count they have an increased demand for energy, and because of this demand there are many moments where the oxidative stress of smoking are reversed by autophagy, it's a cycle of cellular rebirth. 1 Reply 2 replies @jccn1728 @jccn1728 5 hours ago He is just wanting to be contradicting he really agrees😂 Reply @hikermichael9443 @hikermichael9443 3 weeks ago I'd love to see you make a video about all the logical fallacies and where they play a role in medical malpractice or misinformation. I caught a number of them in this specific interview. I feel that if people can identify these techniques that bad actors use we could completely upend their ability to pull the wool over our eyes. 404 Doctor Mike Reply 11 replies @Moose0fNorway @Moose0fNorway 5 hours ago The problem with people like this guy is that he can NEVER admit that he was wrong, because his entire livelihood and income relies solely on the BS he's spouting, so if he ever admits a flaw in his teachings, the entire structure collapses. So trying to debate with him, ir trying to make him "realize" that he's faulty is completely fruitless. 1 Reply @troywright359 @troywright359 23 hours ago This guy has an epic voice Reply @kalirock1809 @kalirock1809 4 days ago So. I'm a firm believer that you can use nature and a good diet to help manage a chronic illness. It helps alot. Even if it just helps you feel better and give more energy. Or if you use peppermint to help settle your stomach. But I am also a firm believer of "go to the dr if you really need one." I have m.s. and constantly working on bettering my diet. People have gone into remission from bettering their diet. But that is not the case for everyone. And I would never say that m.s. is cured just because it's in remission. Reply @iXSIKOBOIXi @iXSIKOBOIXi 2 days ago It's important to have dissenting opinions even if they could be considered laughable. It keeps you on your toes and makes you re-evaluate your own position to make sure you are correct. But more importantly I don't disagree with his idea that maybe it's a good idea to look at other factors as to why some people live longer than others however I disagree with the conclusions he draws. Still a very interesting discussion. Reply @jasonhicks3015 @jasonhicks3015 4 days ago I like this guy. I’m gonna pick up smoking again and just add vitamin C to my diet. Sweet Reply @portrettimelapse3926 @portrettimelapse3926 4 weeks ago It's heart-warming to see a professional sitting down and respectfully explaining from a scientific point what are the problems with promoting such unreliable things. Thank you Doctor Mike for this video, the internet truly needs it! 140 Reply @lucinaaguilarorejel4066 @lucinaaguilarorejel4066 1 day ago The younger doctor takes Dr. Gundry's words out of context to attack him, does not listen to what Dr. Gundry tells him nor does he want to understand his point of view, he seems like a fool. Dr. Gundry behaves like a gentleman and is very polite to him. 1 Reply @aaronspeirs587 @aaronspeirs587 3 days ago The interviewing Dr created a hypothetical dilema: A patient asks him for a fecal💩transplant because of a study Dr Gundry cited. This pretended dilemma reveals the interviewer's approach to discussing unconventional data & results w/ both his patient & his colleague. Collaborative, constructive conversations usually occur, even with this type of unconventional study & its slightly awkward 💩observations- this includes redirecting the patient to reasonable & personalized treatments to improve their gut health. Perhaps the interviewer has found these types of conversations, regarding unconventional study data, to be difficult to navigate w/ his patients- or perhaps the pretended scenario is just that- a pretended challenge. Also, the guest Dr who claimed that a specific work Dr Gundry contributed wasn't peer reviewed. When corrected, she did not offer a reasonable, professional apology, but offered instead: * Ya but... * Priceless, made-for-TikTok soundbites Reply @JustAverageLarry @JustAverageLarry 3 days ago Why do these young Docs think we’re so dumb.. when we hear “apples are bad for you”.. we don’t just jump to “oh well I’m done with apples.. where’s the Hershey”… we actually think “oh that’s interesting.. tell me more so I can decide if I believe you or not”.. 2 Reply 1 reply @mandoc6249 @mandoc6249 18 hours ago Dr. Mike: how do you justify your findings without anecdotal evidence. Dr. Idiot: *starts yet another unrelated anecdote Dr. Mike:🤦🏼‍♂️ 1 Reply @janicemurphy4373 @janicemurphy4373 4 days ago VERY WELL SAID!!!!!! Reply @TheLeraLush @TheLeraLush 3 weeks ago I love this woman, thank you Mike for including her in counteracting the lies this scam artist is trying to sell. 107 Reply 2 replies @teatacromar153 @teatacromar153 4 days ago I love how Mike and her tries to gang up on gundry but they were smart on making it appear to be non evasive Reply 1 reply @Mr-pn2eh @Mr-pn2eh 1 day ago Dr berg is actually more scientifically based than gundry 1 Reply @BendyLilZebraBabe @BendyLilZebraBabe 22 hours ago Dr. Mike, please ask this man how the genetic mutation and brain malformation that I was born with come from my gut? Reply @tomroyca @tomroyca 1 day ago "I recommend giving a fecal enema in my book based on the evidence" "I wouldn't give them a fecal enema" 46:38 1 Reply @theweeklydaily2024 @theweeklydaily2024 3 days ago 4:35 is where I fastened my seatbelt. 😂 1 Reply @usakobonbori2459 @usakobonbori2459 3 weeks ago As a physician, this guy makes my blood boil. The over generalising and the scare tactics through anecdotal evidence makes it so easy for people to grab on to this rhetoric, especially when you’re vulnerable. Mad props for Dr. Mike on being levelheaded, I would have been pulling my hair out. 351 Reply 10 replies @user-se9tk3cn8p @user-se9tk3cn8p 23 hours ago To sit here and listen to Dr. Gundry talk about a low fat diet with his gut laying out barely hidden by his jacket all after saying how smoking cigarettes in the right situation with the right diet can be beneficial blows my mind... I am not a doctor but I have been arguing with this guy every time i see one of his commercials with fantastical claims to the point i can't stand to hear his voice.. thank you for having him on your show, and attempting to have an intellectual conversation with him. I liked this video and sub'd because of it. Reply 2 replies @Lagunaticmom @Lagunaticmom 1 day ago I skip through every Dr. Gundry ad that comes my way. He drives me crazy with his arrogance and pushing his products… “Watch this video, Get my book, etc.” when I gave blood the other day, that nurse said the same thing about him. That said, Thank You for doing this interview. Reply @stevebuss69 @stevebuss69 2 days ago The doctor asks why herpes on the lip can be caused by the gut .. when we know for example that psoriasis and exzema on the skin can be cured by fixing the gut . Reply @nickhuijzendveld9746 @nickhuijzendveld9746 3 days ago Don't stop Dr Gundry! Dont let these sharks get you man, wonderful job you did there in the hole of the lion. You have thousands and thiusands of patients succes stories which back up your theories, respect for spreading the importance of gut microbiome as one of the first docter's on a level like this. Pioneer's always receive flack. Dr Mike and that other high horse woman keep sticking their heads in their butts 1 Reply 3 replies @Squmpy @Squmpy 3 days ago I wanna see more of this Reply @HetaliaGirl1 @HetaliaGirl1 3 weeks ago I'm married to a gastro surgeon, so gut health is a big concern in our house. He watched this and said, "Wow! I wish I could get away with presenting anecdotal stories as empirical evidence. If this guy does to gastroenterology, we're in trouble." It must have been incredibly difficult to remain so calm. From a non-physician point of view, doctors like Dr. Gundry are a big reason people think doctors think they're God. I never make any decisions or believe anything anyone says with actual evidence. It's called critical thinking, Dr. Gundry. 363 Reply 7 replies @markheithaus @markheithaus 3 days ago To defend Dr Gundry on the "you might as well eat a candy bar", people also say things like "you might as well eat poison" or "you might as well jump off a bridge", which are things I have NEVER thought were recommendations. I suspect one of the problems with the scripted "eat fruits, vegetables and whole grains" is that people who get on a kick of some kind run out and replace bags of chips with bags/bowls of grapes and go to town. And the breads are like pastas: the nutritional value differs GREATLY between brands and price. My dad went on a health kick, doing a lot of fruits, and eventually his doctor intervened and was like, "you're doing this wrong!" 😆 Reply @amac7834 @amac7834 3 days ago Dr. Mike should do full work ups on Dr . Gundry’s patients to see whether these statements are true. 1 Reply 1 reply @bronsonphillips1194 @bronsonphillips1194 19 hours ago Man said, “where I was published.” And wrote an opinion. Not a study. Dude just cited a paper where he personally said what he’s saying now as evidence/proof of his statement of it now. As if we wouldnt notice. 1 Reply @piccadelly9360 @piccadelly9360 4 days ago Healthy diet is: eat what you like but not too much Too much is always harmful no matter what . Don't forget about garlic and onion this to keep the system flowing Reply @weatheredinsomniac @weatheredinsomniac 4 days ago (edited) Sooooo.....no fruit, meat, seafood, beans, or whole grains. I'll just smoke my cigarettes while drinking organic olive oil and eating my Hershey's chocolate bar. Got it! 😂 2 Reply 1 reply @ABCstockholm007 @ABCstockholm007 3 weeks ago Loved that conversation. More of controversial convos like this please! Everyone was great 319 Doctor Mike Reply 2 replies @tracybrayton6800 @tracybrayton6800 2 days ago I believe when I rolled my own organic tobacco my gut health was great... I was thin... Looked young . No one thought I was a smoker ... Btw I took high doses of vit c then🤔... My stress was so much lower too .. However I felt my lungs and veins were in bad health and had to quit in order to improve my health .. if someone has better genetics than myself... I COULD see this smoking thing to be possible.... Are we taking genetics out of this? Because someone drove through a ice rink without crashing still doesn't change the stats that the other 80% will not end so well ... Reply 1 reply @sonnington1035 @sonnington1035 4 days ago Dr. Gundry baffles them with bullshit and dazzles them with brilliance. He avoids answering almost every question. It's really difficult to tell to the average listener. That said, Gundry is far, far more emotionally intelligent than Dr Mike and Belardo which is why it comes across as though he has valid points, when he's obfuscating a lot of truth. It's really cringy to see how Gundry takes advantage of Belardo's nervousness. She makes some really valid points. Reply @adriansheremet5215 @adriansheremet5215 4 days ago A bit of a stretch from two doctors from the failed healthcare system trying to do "gotcha!" moments... Just because their patients don't eat enough fruit... 90% of Gundry's patients end up in his office because the fancy classic medical system failed to treat them for years, and Dr Gundry was the one who was able to change their lives to the better. He has some controversial statements,(that he has done to get some attention) yet if you look at it in context he made them, they make total sense to me even if sometimes his statements sometimes are based on obscure data and observations, they still make sense. This is information to take in consideration and not to be put as only absolute truth, he never really stated that... 1 Reply @user-gt1kd9rv1w @user-gt1kd9rv1w 44 minutes ago Whew this was fascinating & intense! Like watching a tennis match!! Reply @ramaSwamp @ramaSwamp 1 day ago Why is this guy not charged with criminal negligence? Reply @annak8604 @annak8604 3 weeks ago First of all, thank you Dr. Mike and Dr. Belardo. You are both not only clearly experts in your fields but showed incredible patience and the kind of communication skills many will never learn. I have been buzzing about this video and how well you two did with several healthcare providers I work with. I have Fructose Malabsorption, can't eat ANYTHING with fructose (even if it's natural like in honey or apples) and it took me years to be diagnosed. Never in my LIFE would I recommend that EVERYONE stop eating fructose! It's like saying since some people are allergic to nuts no one should ever even look at an almond again. And just because I don't eat any fructose whatsover, doesn't mean my diet is healthy (I love me some carbs!). 100 Doctor Mike Reply @Lizzylove2009 @Lizzylove2009 3 days ago When I became pregnant I craved SOOOOO much fruit. I ate fruit every day for the first few months of pregnancy. I got my blood work done and it came back horrible! I stopped eating as much fruit, maybe some raspberries, watermelon, blueberries every few days. Or some weeks not eating any and my blood work came back AMAZING a couple months later. I do believe you can eat too much fruit and it can negatively affect your health. 7 Reply 1 reply @BrainDeadChanle @BrainDeadChanle 2 days ago 12:17 “Paul Simon said a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest” “And that’s not what you’re doing?” 😂😂😂😂lmao Reply @anaslvrr @anaslvrr 16 hours ago there is no way the other guy is a doctor.. 😭 1 Reply @danielalmira6933 @danielalmira6933 8 hours ago Medicine is a really amazing thing but the human body is even more complicated and different than we think. Anecdotal evidence can not be applied in general but bizarre things can happen. Reply @verydenise @verydenise 1 day ago Gundry is here for the controversy and clout. I mean here on the planet just for this. Reply @ymiranda3388 @ymiranda3388 3 weeks ago This was a masterclass in handling disagreements with tact, calm, and professionalism. Dr. Mike and Dr. Belardo handled his pettyfogging and misdirects with such class and integrity 584 Reply 15 replies @halimaal-ghurabaa5540 @halimaal-ghurabaa5540 2 days ago Mike the dr. Is narrow in scope and should broaden his scope. I’m thankful to Dr. Gundry for thinking outside the box. Reply @Vscustomprinting @Vscustomprinting 1 day ago 48:35 "Psychiatry forgot to tell the public that it gave up on the “chemical imbalance” theory long ago If you read the above point and felt rather perplexed to discover that the chemical imbalance theory has actually been in the academic wastebin for some years, you are not alone. While the review has made headlines for “debunking” the serotonin imbalance theory, the reaction from many researchers suggests that this idea, in fact, has not been treated seriously within the field itself for years." Reply @agirlwithapurpose9529 @agirlwithapurpose9529 3 days ago -“What do you know that a rheumatologist doesn’t know?” -“A lot. ☺️” BRUHHHHH 💀💀💀 Reply @smaakjeks @smaakjeks 3 days ago Gundry: ALL disease is auto-immune disease Hhhhh. Alright. I didn't expect that. lol Reply @clairethomas1440 @clairethomas1440 3 days ago Exactly 💯... I'm not a fan of Dr. Gundry. This is exactly why. It's like he knows best and then says things like this... 1 Reply @jdp4150 @jdp4150 3 weeks ago Nothing gets under my skin more than when Dr Gundry goes "ooo oo o o aa a a a" while Dr Belardo was talking. Thank you Dr Mike and Dr Belardo for your calm and professional approach during this podcast and for educating myself and my family! 206 Reply 8 replies @Vscustomprinting @Vscustomprinting 1 day ago Youll notice that these affluent lifestyle "doctors" all seem to ignore fermentation... Because affluent people see fermented foods as for poor people. People complaining about fructose never seem to think about fermenting these fruits 🤷‍♀️ Reply @OptimaSapien @OptimaSapien 2 days ago After she said "recommend statin therapy" I knew that she was a proponent of the illness industry rather than the health industry, and after listening to that segment from her where she uses medical jargon to confuse people that animal based diets are potentially bad for heart disease outcomes it confirmed it. Like yeah, animal foods and highly saturated fat diets are bad for heart disease - IF you're consuming lots of seed oils, gmo corn and soy, etc. Smh 1 Reply @jamesonh2962 @jamesonh2962 3 days ago Take a shot every time he says “for instance” and then redirects the conversation 9 Reply 1 reply @gamingtech276 @gamingtech276 5 hours ago 43:10 this was so satisfying.. This "doctor" is dangerous. He contradicts himself all the time..I bet he's corrupt, as he seems to know medicine, but knowingly balance between facts and pseudo science. It's hard to prove his theories to be malicious and knowingly wrong. He could at any time say "I thought this was true because of all the evidence I've read". 1 Reply @Sledlife509 @Sledlife509 1 day ago Bro asked how he could disprove blue zones and he goes on to not talk about how he approves of blue zones 😂😂 Reply @felipetrevino4105 @felipetrevino4105 3 weeks ago Probably my favorite Dr. Mike episode! Love seeing dangerous misinformation confronted with real data and real science! 133 Doctor Mike Reply 2 replies @carlosturrubiates5723 @carlosturrubiates5723 3 days ago Dude gave a quote "a man hears what he wants to hear" and said he wasn't doing that while giving the most representative example of that 3 Reply 1 reply @blancachavez8377 @blancachavez8377 20 hours ago Excellent debate you need so much patience Dr Gundry is like old dog … 1 Reply @Patatopatado @Patatopatado 2 days ago I been eating veggies my hole life, I couldn’t be more happy and healthy. Reply @leahmayo2266 @leahmayo2266 4 days ago Wait, did he say that humans don't produce their own vitamin C, but olive oil doubles a human's vitamin C production? Is 2x zero, not still zero? 1 Reply @operasinger2126 @operasinger2126 1 day ago (edited) Wow. Three Titans have a health talk. Thank you. Reply @mollyf5616 @mollyf5616 3 weeks ago Great interview and it saved me from buying into any of Gundrys absurd claims. I love when he points out what Okinawans don’t eat because he’s wrong. I’ve lived there twice and vacation there every few years. They eat rice, lots of pork, with which they make amazing dishes, they have wonderful noodles made of wheat, yes they eat Tofu, and make a wonderful breakfast tofu soup with Yushi Doufu, they eat spam, bitter melon, sweet potatoes, and fish along with a whole lotta other things like pizza, KFC, etc etc. He clearly has no idea of the normal Okinawan diet. We have thousands of military assigned to Okinawa, it’s not some obscure little place that can’t be fact checked. 216 Doctor Mike Reply 17 replies @wheeliegoodproductions3178 @wheeliegoodproductions3178 1 day ago While I do not like Dr Grundy and I don't follow him, when I saw his FB ad about lectins, that helped me. I'd not heard of them before and it turned out I react to them badly. Then I read gluten is a lectin. No wonder going GF only helped a little. So I'm glad for that. Reply @mikhaelmediaofficial @mikhaelmediaofficial 2 days ago Danielle is clearly on the very tip of new scientific data; but Gundry has more experience and get's to see the new data too. I think he displayed wisdom. Lots of strawmans from you both, his point about whole grains was because of glysophate contamination, his point about fruit was about glucose, not in general. You also would counter that some example wasn't a scientific paper, while still agreeing with what he's saying in principle. At around 1:29:23 the whole debate hinges, I think he made a great case. 2 Reply 1 reply @TombstoneTube @TombstoneTube 4 days ago Gundry is a businessman Reply @infin1ty850 @infin1ty850 3 days ago It would be nice know wtf a blue zone is before it becomes a central topic of the conversation. 1 Reply @lizmiller3325 @lizmiller3325 3 days ago This is Doctor is dangerous thanks Dr. Mike for confronting him❤❤ Reply @MarkKlenk @MarkKlenk 3 weeks ago Watched more of this. I really appreciate the respectful discourse here. Kudos to Dr. Belardo for clarifying the need for a wide variety of evidence, not anecdotes. I have no doubt that Dr. Gundry has success with his patients, but I think he is doing a disservice to the overall population by generalizing and extremizing recommendations. 334 Doctor Mike Reply 7 replies @crollwtide9452 @crollwtide9452 5 hours ago (edited) There's another bit of silliness that I detect with the Hunza argument is that Dr. Gundy is referring to a primitive tribal society while the health problems discussed are prevalent in advanced civilizations that most likely rely upon large amounts of processed foods. It's an apples vs oranges type of argument. As far as the "eat fruits in season" things go...most likely, if it appears that fruits are eaten that way at all, it is probably circumstantial and nothing health-related to back up the behavior. Reply @Trash_panda_confused @Trash_panda_confused 3 days ago (edited) Okay I’m sorry but through this entire thing gundry cut her off and just seemed really disrespectful- especially the “UH- UM- UP- O-“ WHILE SHE WAS TRYING TO SPEAK. What made him think that’s an okay way to treat a professional when they’re talking about their field?? it really irked me but it also made me realize how respectful Mike was to her and how normal he treated her. We need more mike. 2 Reply @truthonly7699 @truthonly7699 3 days ago why do they keep attacking Gundry over fruit, he explained his position over and over and the young guy keeps going but why say fruit is bad, why, why????? like a little kid over an dover 4 Reply @Mijn3023 @Mijn3023 3 days ago Interesting. Regarding lectins, why then, do celiac patients experience monstrous side effects as a result of eating wheat. Clearly the cooking process does not destroy the lectin in wheat (gluten ) Reply 1 reply @JT-tg9uo @JT-tg9uo 4 days ago Vital Reds saved my life Dr, Gundry. Thank you Sir Reply @joeporter3136 @joeporter3136 9 days ago (edited) These conversations would've previously been conducted behind closed doors. It's exciting to see them unfold in a semi-public setting. 779 Reply 13 replies @BroudbrunMusicMerge @BroudbrunMusicMerge 1 day ago Someone's argument should never rely on "an ancient society did it." Something being done in the past has no bearing on if it's the right or wrong thing to do. Reply @jonathanandrade176 @jonathanandrade176 3 days ago Dr. Gundry drinking sparkling mineral water that is expensive makes me laugh. Most of us normal people struggle eating enough fruits and veggies. What I got from this discussion is be balanced in your habits and have eat a diet of varying fruits and veggies legumes and whole foods. Reply @gilliangallant6752 @gilliangallant6752 3 days ago What the heck! I am so tired of all the conflicting nutrition information, who do we believe? How do we know which information to follow? Come on people, let’s get it together! Reply @dmoore764 @dmoore764 3 days ago The old guy is the only one who seems to be bringing nuance to the conversation. Like what is an apple? How are apples produced nowadays? Why are apples getting bigger and tastier and always available and is that a good thing? The lady was just "guidelines say eat more fruit!!" If I was a patient I probably would want a doctor who pays close attention to those little details. 11 Reply @Eva.Collins @Eva.Collins 1 day ago I don’t think he actually answered a single question! Lol 1 Reply @rsalbreiter @rsalbreiter 3 weeks ago At my heaviest, I was 496lbs, I remember my doctor telling me fruit was bad for me. I was like "do you really think Apples and Watermelon is the current problem with my diet?" 😂 BTW I'm down to 360 through lifestyle changes alone. 273 Reply 14 replies @MultiMusicfan2000 @MultiMusicfan2000 2 days ago I really enjoyed this podcast. Subscribe! Reply @christophercalderone9521 @christophercalderone9521 4 days ago This is amazing!! Reply @jonathanadams6673 @jonathanadams6673 23 hours ago 20 bucks says a whole lot of this has to do with gut Flora 1 Reply @amandam1333 @amandam1333 4 days ago 39:47-39:53 pretty much sums up talking to Gundry 🤩 1 Reply @TimHerod @TimHerod 4 days ago 10:45 My, immediate question, would be, “If smoking is so very beneficial, why have you never smoked?”. 1 Reply @user-pg1cd5cg5l @user-pg1cd5cg5l 3 weeks ago Dr. Ballardo was really not letting him , Dr. Gundry get away with any nonsense. Dr. Mike you are my hero for hosting this conversation. I am a retired nurse and I was known as Data Girl. I can tell that Dr. Mike is Data Man. 167 Doctor Mike Reply 4 replies @stevelp @stevelp 2 days ago It's so interesting to a premise such as 'smoking is healthy" supported by someone who appears to be a subject matter expert, speaks eloquently, calmly, seems to arrive with facts and information, yet holds a position that is utterly absurd. Reply @anthonywilson7268 @anthonywilson7268 3 days ago I’ve been told as a white person that I need to reflect on every part of my upbringing, and make sure that I was not taught the wrong things… should all doctors do the same??? it seems like they’re in the business of keeping diseases alive, not protecting us from them 3 Reply @kfranco145 @kfranco145 3 days ago Gundry is like an Will Ferrell character Reply @Gabriel-zm2ue @Gabriel-zm2ue 2 days ago I think Gundry is a bit misunderstood. If you really listen to what he says and do not try to find any mistakes in his speech to attack him on, he is advocating some good stuff. He doesn’t say smoking is good, he says there is something called nicotinic acid in cigarettes that are good for the mitochondrial environment which we should investigate and people who smoke and live in the “blue zones” live longer, and he asks why and how come? 1 Reply @rebekahmokool4759 @rebekahmokool4759 3 days ago You NEED to do this with Gwenneth Paltrow. 1 Reply @paigez7680 @paigez7680 3 weeks ago I haven't heard of Dr. Danielle Belardo before, but wholly WOW!! She is SO well spoken, so intelligent, so just pheromonal! Thank you for bringing her on! She's just AMAZING! Love her! 394 Doctor Mike Reply 17 replies @programinc7581 @programinc7581 4 days ago I like both Mike and Gundry 1 Reply @Susie-ru3ou @Susie-ru3ou 1 day ago Dr. Gundry has helped me a great deal!! I appreciate the years he spent researching his 1st book! Dr ‘s like Dr. Mike will never accomplish or make a difference in people’s health as Dr. Gundry has. Dr. Mike keeps running this video on YouTube. Apparently it makes him feel competent. 1 Reply @atlassounds7899 @atlassounds7899 1 day ago He said “I’m not a prophet” at the end, but you could tell he didn’t mean it. 😌 Reply @jazzyjointz6864 @jazzyjointz6864 2 days ago Great discussion I love it. However, I see so much indoctrination in this video Dr Mike and the female guest to be always right and correct in their research. Medicine and health can be very complicated. But I think there’s a more common sense approach to this for the simple fact that there are smaller places all over the world whose health runs circles around us. Why can’t you guys consider and/or take advice from countries, culture and people who do it better? Reply @user-ks4gj2oz1f @user-ks4gj2oz1f 1 day ago From what I can see here, it looks like its searching for that miracle drug, but we just don't know enough to come to an agreement Reply @lilymay1984 @lilymay1984 4 weeks ago As someone who battles with an inflammatory autoimmune disease, I find it offensive when one guy comes along and claims to be able to "cure all diseases". I put my whole trust in my rheumatologist and all the professionals who came before her. Admittedly, I do believe that diet is incredibly important and following a strictly plant based diet appears to have helped me but what this guy is doing and saying is kinda smug. Thank you Dr Mike for platforming this and slowing down misinformation. 68 Reply 4 replies @smaakjeks @smaakjeks 3 days ago (edited) Danielle + Mike: How can you say apples are unhealthy? Gundry: They're amazing, actually. But patients should reduce their intake and only eat them occasionally Danielle + Mike: What about all the evidence that shows more fruit consumption means better health? Gundry: Yeah, they're great. But you might as well eat a Hershey's bar. Danielle + Mike: How can you say that? You have to explain the studies that show the opposite. Gundry: Fruit works wonders. But, they're the wrong apples. This guy... Reply 5 replies @vangdavid2 @vangdavid2 3 days ago There's a lot that Dr. Mike learned from Dr. Gundry. He should also interview Dr. Weil. Reply @spmobilesspmobiles4647 @spmobilesspmobiles4647 3 days ago This a clear example between big pharma and known natural science that is showning the effects, I'm sure she need to defend the funding for her research 2 Reply 1 reply @tworavens4355 @tworavens4355 3 days ago I’m sorry to see that Dr. Mike doesn’t recognize the tragic degree to which conventional medicine has failed people with complex chronic and autoimmune diseases. And I’m saddened that he would rather treat a disease like diabetes first with drugs, and discounts the power of diet and lifestyle change. I came here very much on Dr. Mike’s side because of one ridiculous & inflammatory clip, but overall Dr. Mike and Dr. Bullardo (or whatever blondie’s name is) cand out looking like a-holes, cutting Dr. Gundry off every time he came close to making a point. I hope Dr. Mike develops a few autoimmune diseases so he can experience first hand how awful conventional treatments are, and how dismissive doctors are (though he won’t get the same condescending treatment that most of us endure.) 1 Reply @094640 @094640 3 days ago This conversation made me crave an apple Reply @gigixou @gigixou 3 weeks ago This woman knows her 💩 and love how she's calling out the bs and not shrinking back! 767 Doctor Mike Reply 15 replies @shaunh1725 @shaunh1725 4 days ago Also, Dr Gundry making fun of Dr Belardo stuttering at 39:45 was really mean. I too stutter a lot because I get excited in conversations and end up thinking faster than my mouth can keep up Reply @Vscustomprinting @Vscustomprinting 1 day ago 1:06:20 apples are available year round if you dry them and store them, or if you ferment them and store them.. 🤷‍♀️ 1 Reply @BuxStop @BuxStop 3 days ago We are apes. But like Dr Mike said “WHO is overeating fruit” 😂 Reply 1 reply @whatsupdog1761 @whatsupdog1761 3 days ago I got the opposite impression from this than all of the comments I've read so far. Saying grapes have the same sugar content as a Hershey bar, doesn't make me want to go eat a Hershey bar; it makes me want to avoid both! Hes not saying fruits all bad, just that there are better ways to get the polyphenols etc without the fructose. I thought the cocaine anecdote actually proved Dr. Gundry's point more. If you replaced "cocaine" with "fruit," it may work, but its not the method he would recommend. Also, it's frustrating hearing "I'm unwilling to test your theory, because no one else has tested your theory." 1 Reply @trueinthekitchen @trueinthekitchen 3 days ago It is scary to see someone who has narcissistic personality disorder become a successful and wildly influential health advisor. Obviously, I’m not talking about Dr Mike here. Reply 1 reply @aligamz11 2 weeks ago Your temperance while confronting Gundry's arguments is truly something to admire. Props to everyone involved in this conversation, I haven't seen such a professional debate in a long time. 90 Doctor Mike Reply 2 replies