Mad As Hell (Rebroadcast)

2 Keto Dudes

Fitness, Health & Fitness

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🗓️ 27 February 2017

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Please enjoy this encore presentation of 2 Keto Dudes from August 16th, 2016. Mad As Hell. Carl Franklin and Richard Morris get angry about how the medical establishment hasn't evolved along with science. We KNOW the chain of events that leads to type 2 diabetes (T2DM). Not only do we KNOW how to reverse it, but we knew in the 70's! Why after all this are most doctors still clueless about how to treat it? Richard tells the story of Dr. Gary Fettke, an Australian doctor who removes diabetic feet. He has been treating his patients with a ketogenic diet, and in 2014 was silenced by the establishment. He is not allowed to talk to his patients about nutrition. If that wasn't maddening enough, an interview with Ivor Cummins reveals the diabetes research by Dr. Joseph Kraft in the 70's. Kraft discovered a method for detecting T2DM 20 years before a diagnosis. His research was effectively ignored. The good news is that you can leverage Kraft's research to figure out your risk of diabetes right now with a simple blood test. We're mad as hell, and we're not going to take it anymore! Also, Ivor does use a profane phrase (GD) toward the end of his interview, which we bleeped. Errata: Richard said that of the 54 Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs) testing low carb vs low fat, that 43 showed that low carb was better, and 26 were significant. The reality is that 47 of those 54 showed that low carb was better and that 27 were significant. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/2-keto-dudes/donations

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0:00.0	Hey this is Carl Franklin and Richard Morris and we just spent the last week in Breckenridge
0:05.0	Breckenridge Colorado that's where we are right now at the Breckenridge low-car
0:08.6	the low-car conference and we had a ball we didn't have a chance to get anything together.
0:13.3	We got a lot of great content for you guys.
0:15.3	As a real show so what we're going to do is rerun.
0:18.2	We're going to give you a teaser into some of the content that we have.
0:20.8	The show we did about Gary Fetky the episode about Gary Fatkey because guess what we've got him as a guess that's right next week
0:30.0	that's for next week yeah so but we still have to edit that together.
0:33.0	Well, for now, you'll hear the story and enjoy this encore presentation of two kido dudes.
0:39.0	And mad as hell. Hey, Kito Freaks. This is Carl. Do you or someone you know have trouble focusing? You know what I'm talking about. You sit down to read something, try to figure out your
1:05.3	monthly budget, write that novel you've been putting off, or maybe you just can't seem to do
1:10.4	one task at a time. Well you may not know this but I'm a musician as well as a software developer.
1:17.0	Programming is a job that requires focus, long periods of uninterrupted work.
1:23.0	It's hard.
1:24.0	For them and for you,
1:26.0	I've created music to code by.
1:29.0	This is music, yes, but it's specifically and scientifically designed to promote focus.
1:35.0	Studies show that when math students were exposed to Baroque music between 60 and 80 beats per minute,
1:40.0	they did better with comprehension and testing. So I created more modern music that is neither boring
1:47.0	nor distracting, but falls within that tempo range. It's just the right mix. I also made the pieces 25 minutes long. That correlates to
1:56.3	research that shows we all get brain fatigue after 20 or so minutes of hard
2:00.8	focus. The result is thousands of happy customers. Now you don't
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