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0:0 Huberman Lab Essentials; Fat Loss
1:0 Calories In, Calories Out; Nervous System
2:57 Fat Burning, Nervous System & Adrenaline
6:21 Increase Adrenaline, Shivering, Tool: Fidgeting
10:10 Shivering & Fat Loss, White & Brown Fat
13:27 Tool: Deliberate Cold Exposure Protocol
15:28 High, Medium vs Low-Intensity Exercise, Exercise Fasted?
21:21 Tool: Exercise for Fat Loss; Adrenaline
23:15 Caffeine, Dose, Exercise & Fat Loss
25:50 GLP-1, Yerba Mate, Exercise; Semaglutide
28:49 Berberine, Metformin, Insulin
29:46 Diet, Adherence, Carbohydrates & Insulin
31:25 Recap & Key Takeaways

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00:00:00.000 | Welcome to Huberman Lab Essentials,
00:00:02.260 | where we revisit past episodes
00:00:04.080 | for the most potent and actionable science-based tools
00:00:07.260 | for mental health, physical health, and performance.
00:00:09.940 | I'm Andrew Huberman,
00:00:12.560 | and I'm a professor of neurobiology and ophthalmology
00:00:15.360 | at Stanford School of Medicine.
00:00:16.860 | This podcast is separate from my teaching
00:00:19.300 | and research roles at Stanford.
00:00:20.580 | It is, however, part of my desire and effort
00:00:23.320 | to bring zero cost to consumer information
00:00:25.440 | about science and science-related tools
00:00:27.600 | to the general public.
00:00:28.800 | Today, we're going to talk about the science
00:00:31.060 | of tools for fat loss.
00:00:33.600 | Today's episode is mainly going to be focused
00:00:36.160 | on how the nervous system, neurons,
00:00:38.820 | and some of the cells they collaborate with,
00:00:41.460 | like glia and macrophages,
00:00:43.400 | how those encourage or can encourage accelerated fat loss,
00:00:48.480 | because it turns out they can.
00:00:49.920 | Remember, your nervous system,
00:00:51.300 | which includes your brain and your spinal cord,
00:00:53.340 | and all the connections that they make
00:00:55.520 | with the organs of the body,
00:00:57.600 | governs everything.
00:00:59.140 | The nervous system and the role of the brain
00:01:01.700 | and other neurons has been vastly overlooked
00:01:05.240 | in the discussion about losing fat.
00:01:07.080 | Now, I would be remiss,
00:01:09.320 | and I'd probably come under a pretty considerable attack
00:01:11.580 | if I didn't just acknowledge up front
00:01:13.600 | a core truth of metabolic science
00:01:17.720 | and also of neuroscience,
00:01:19.320 | which is that calories in versus calories out,
00:01:23.300 | meaning how many calories you ingest
00:01:25.180 | versus how many calories you burn,
00:01:27.280 | is the fundamental and most important formula
00:01:30.060 | in this business of fat loss
00:01:31.940 | and weight management in general.
00:01:34.840 | There's simply no way around the fact that if you ingest
00:01:39.020 | far more calories than you burn,
00:01:40.960 | you're likely to gain weight,
00:01:43.120 | and a good portion of that weight
00:01:45.220 | is likely to be adipose tissue, fat.
00:01:48.760 | It's also true that if you ingest fewer calories than you burn,
00:01:52.100 | that you will lose weight,
00:01:53.300 | and that a significant portion of that
00:01:54.940 | will come from body fat.
00:01:56.140 | What portion depends on the number of factors,
00:01:58.620 | but that simple formula is important.
00:02:01.980 | So a calorie is a calorie as a unit of energy,
00:02:05.300 | and we need to accept and acknowledge this calories in,
00:02:09.900 | meaning calories ingested versus calories burned formula,
00:02:13.540 | but the calories burned portion is strongly influenced
00:02:18.560 | by a number of things that you can control
00:02:20.940 | that can greatly accelerate
00:02:23.300 | or increase the amount of adipose tissue
00:02:26.620 | or the proportion of adipose tissue
00:02:28.420 | that you burn in response to exercise and food.
00:02:31.520 | Today, we're going to talk about the fact
00:02:33.760 | that your body fat of various kinds,
00:02:36.900 | and there are several kinds of body fat,
00:02:38.640 | are actually innervated by neurons.
00:02:41.420 | Neurons connect to your body fat
00:02:43.240 | and can change the probability
00:02:45.360 | that that body fat will be burned or not.
00:02:47.800 | So your nervous system is the master controller
00:02:50.060 | of this process,
00:02:51.020 | and it plays a strong role in the calories out,
00:02:54.960 | the calories burned component.
00:02:56.360 | So let's talk about fat utilization.
00:02:58.600 | Let's talk about how fat is converted
00:03:01.060 | into energy,
00:03:02.120 | which is sometimes also called fat burning.
00:03:05.860 | There's two parts to this process.
00:03:07.900 | One is fat mobilization,
00:03:10.120 | and the second is fat oxidation or utilization,
00:03:15.500 | and that's a process called lipolysis.
00:03:18.240 | Fat cells can be visceral around our viscera,
00:03:21.180 | our organs,
00:03:21.720 | or they can be subcutaneous under our skin.
00:03:23.480 | Stored fat has two parts that are relevant here.
00:03:27.260 | It's got the fatty acid part,
00:03:29.260 | and that's the part that your body can use,
00:03:31.140 | and that's attached to something called glycerol,
00:03:33.720 | and they're linked by a backbone.
00:03:35.480 | To mobilize fat,
00:03:36.620 | you got to break the backbone
00:03:37.820 | between glycerol and these fatty acids, okay?
00:03:40.200 | That's accomplished by an enzyme called lipase,
00:03:42.840 | but you can forget all that if you want.
00:03:44.640 | Remember, we're just trying to mobilize fat.
00:03:46.600 | So the first step is to get those fatty acids
00:03:49.840 | moving around in the bloodstream,
00:03:51.860 | to get them out of those fat cells,
00:03:53.640 | and then they can travel and be used for energy.
00:03:58.880 | They're going to go into cells
00:04:00.860 | that can use them for energy,
00:04:03.360 | and once they are inside those cells,
00:04:06.480 | they're still not burned up.
00:04:08.060 | You need to oxidize them.
00:04:09.820 | They need to be moved into the mitochondria,
00:04:14.060 | and then they can be converted into ATP, into energy.
00:04:17.820 | So just to really zoom out again
00:04:19.440 | to make sure I don't lose anybody,
00:04:20.580 | you got to mobilize the fat,
00:04:21.840 | then you have to oxidize the fat.
00:04:23.540 | And many of the things that the nervous system can do
00:04:26.380 | is to increase the mobilization of fat,
00:04:30.200 | but also the oxidation of fat.
00:04:33.160 | So what are these neurons that connect to fat doing?
00:04:36.240 | What are they releasing exactly?
00:04:38.340 | How do they actually increase fat mobilization,
00:04:40.500 | and how do they increase fat oxidation, burning of fat?
00:04:44.320 | Well, there are a couple of things that they release
00:04:47.760 | that encourage that process,
00:04:49.880 | and the main one that you need to know about
00:04:51.840 | is epinephrine or adrenaline.
00:04:54.460 | The conversion of these fatty acids into ATP
00:04:58.400 | in the mitochondria of cells is favored by adrenaline, okay?
00:05:03.400 | And adrenaline is released from two sources.
00:05:07.700 | Adrenaline is released from the adrenal glands,
00:05:09.640 | which sit atop our kidneys and our lower back.
00:05:11.700 | And it's also released
00:05:14.000 | from the so-called sympathetic nervous system,
00:05:16.840 | although that name is a bit of a misnomer,
00:05:18.420 | because it has nothing to do with sympathy,
00:05:20.720 | has to do with stimulating alertness
00:05:23.240 | and promoting action of the body.
00:05:25.820 | It was thought for a long time
00:05:28.340 | that adrenaline swimming around in your body
00:05:30.520 | of when you're fasted,
00:05:31.900 | because fasting can increase adrenaline,
00:05:33.960 | or when you're engaging in intense exercise,
00:05:36.800 | or when you're stressed,
00:05:38.200 | is going to promote fat oxidation.
00:05:40.740 | That's actually not the case.
00:05:42.540 | The adrenaline that stimulates fat oxidation,
00:05:46.840 | the burning of fat,
00:05:48.460 | is coming from neurons that actually connect to the fat.
00:05:52.620 | it's a local process.
00:05:54.360 | And this is very important
00:05:56.420 | because it means that what you do,
00:05:59.720 | the specific patterns of movements
00:06:02.240 | and the specific environment you create
00:06:05.020 | that can stimulate these particular neurons
00:06:08.700 | to activate fat,
00:06:11.740 | meaning to release fat,
00:06:14.640 | to mobilize it,
00:06:15.560 | and then to burn it
00:06:16.380 | is going to be a powerful lever
00:06:18.260 | that you can use in order to increase fat loss.
00:06:21.000 | Okay, so let's talk about
00:06:22.740 | how to activate the nervous system
00:06:24.340 | in ways that it promotes more liberation,
00:06:26.640 | movement, mobilization of fat,
00:06:28.540 | and more oxidation of fat.
00:06:30.620 | So one of the most powerful ways
00:06:32.700 | to stimulate epinephrine,
00:06:34.260 | which is also called adrenaline,
00:06:35.520 | from these neurons is through movement.
00:06:38.260 | The type of movement that I'm referring to
00:06:40.840 | is extremely subtle.
00:06:42.240 | Shivering is a strong stimulus
00:06:46.220 | for the release of adrenaline,
00:06:47.920 | epinephrine into fat,
00:06:50.080 | and the increase in fat oxidation and mobilization.
00:06:53.600 | And there are other subtle forms of movement
00:06:56.980 | that can greatly increase fat metabolism and fat loss.
00:07:01.100 | There was a group in England
00:07:03.560 | during the 1960s and 70s
00:07:05.860 | that discovered a pathway
00:07:07.640 | by which subtle forms of movement
00:07:11.560 | can greatly increase fat loss.
00:07:14.180 | This is the work of Rothwell and Stock.
00:07:18.580 | It's very famous in the thermogenesis literature.
00:07:21.200 | And I learned about this early on
00:07:23.140 | when I was an undergraduate.
00:07:24.080 | And I asked,
00:07:25.500 | how did they come across this?
00:07:26.980 | And here's how the story goes.
00:07:29.680 | They were aware that some people
00:07:31.680 | overeat and yet don't put on weight.
00:07:35.600 | Other people overeat even just a little bit
00:07:38.540 | and they seem to accumulate extra adipose tissue.
00:07:41.720 | Now, this is long before all the discussions
00:07:44.160 | about microbiome and hormone factors.
00:07:46.800 | And, you know,
00:07:47.580 | as long before it,
00:07:48.280 | many of the hormone factors besides insulin
00:07:50.460 | had even been discovered.
00:07:52.420 | What they did was they examined people
00:07:54.520 | who overate and did not gain weight.
00:07:57.460 | And what they observed was that those people
00:08:01.180 | engaged in lots of subtle movement throughout the day.
00:08:04.980 | In other words,
00:08:05.560 | they were fidgeters.
00:08:07.340 | And that's what they call them.
00:08:08.560 | And in 2015,
00:08:10.160 | and again in 2017,
00:08:12.520 | there've been studies that have explored this
00:08:15.380 | using some modern metabolic tracking.
00:08:17.420 | And indeed,
00:08:18.560 | simply moving a lot,
00:08:20.780 | being a fidgeter,
00:08:21.940 | bouncing your knee,
00:08:23.100 | standing up and pacing
00:08:24.640 | several times or many times throughout the day
00:08:27.440 | led to considerable amounts of fat loss
00:08:31.540 | and weight loss
00:08:32.300 | when people were ingesting the same amount of food.
00:08:35.480 | If they overate,
00:08:36.780 | they were able to compensate
00:08:37.700 | and burn off that food.
00:08:39.180 | So for people that are overweight
00:08:41.080 | who are kind of averse to exercise,
00:08:43.960 | fidgeting might actually be a good entry point.
00:08:46.560 | Now, that's great.
00:08:49.500 | And you can think about the protocols,
00:08:50.880 | but I want to nest that protocol
00:08:54.160 | in what I said before,
00:08:55.300 | which is that fat is controlled by these neurons
00:09:00.720 | and the epinephrine they release.
00:09:01.960 | Those subtle movements of our core musculature,
00:09:05.640 | not just the core,
00:09:06.940 | but all our limbs and our musculature,
00:09:09.280 | those low-level movements,
00:09:10.980 | they trigger epinephrine release from these neurons
00:09:15.240 | and they stimulate the mobilization of fat.
00:09:18.340 | And then that fat is oxidized at higher rates.
00:09:21.700 | So what's the protocol?
00:09:23.180 | Fidget.
00:09:23.760 | If you're really interested in burning calories
00:09:26.860 | and you already exercise,
00:09:28.880 | you want to burn more
00:09:29.700 | or you don't have the opportunity to exercise
00:09:32.080 | or you're averse to exercise for whatever reason,
00:09:34.220 | fidgeting movements,
00:09:36.700 | staccato movements,
00:09:37.960 | standing up,
00:09:38.700 | walking around,
00:09:39.540 | pacing,
00:09:40.080 | all the sort of nervous activities
00:09:42.220 | that we're so critical of
00:09:43.580 | in other people
00:09:44.100 | and sometimes in ourselves
00:09:45.140 | are actually mobilizing
00:09:48.020 | and oxidizing a lot of fat
00:09:50.220 | and a lot of energy.
00:09:51.240 | And while this probably won't compensate
00:09:54.240 | for chronic overeating,
00:09:56.320 | the caloric burn from this is considerable
00:09:59.280 | and very likely can offset
00:10:02.100 | a meal that had excessive calories
00:10:05.620 | or a kind of steady state of eating too much.
00:10:09.560 | Now it should make sense
00:10:11.780 | why shivering is one of the strongest stimuli
00:10:16.260 | that one can incorporate to stimulate fat loss.
00:10:21.420 | Now shivering is almost always associated with cold.
00:10:25.100 | We think shivering,
00:10:25.820 | we think cold
00:10:26.420 | because when we get cold,
00:10:27.800 | we shiver.
00:10:28.280 | And there are two ways
00:10:30.260 | that shivering can increase fat loss.
00:10:32.440 | And there are several ways
00:10:34.660 | that you can use shivering,
00:10:36.160 | you can leverage shivering
00:10:37.440 | and you can leverage cold
00:10:38.900 | to accelerate fat loss,
00:10:40.280 | but you have to do it correctly.
00:10:42.440 | And most of the people
00:10:44.020 | that are using cold
00:10:46.040 | and frankly suggesting cold
00:10:48.160 | as a means to increase metabolism fat loss
00:10:51.140 | are suggesting the exact wrong protocol.
00:10:54.160 | Most people out there
00:10:55.460 | are using cold exposure
00:10:57.180 | typically by taking cold showers
00:11:00.760 | or by getting into cold water
00:11:03.760 | or of some other kind,
00:11:04.560 | a lake or a river
00:11:05.460 | or a cold bath
00:11:06.400 | or an ice bath.
00:11:07.520 | Since today we're talking about
00:11:09.640 | accelerating fat loss
00:11:11.040 | through the use of science-based tools,
00:11:13.080 | I want to emphasize a study
00:11:14.780 | that was published in Nature
00:11:15.940 | just a couple of years ago
00:11:18.020 | showing exactly how cold
00:11:21.520 | increases metabolism and fat loss.
00:11:24.340 | Okay?
00:11:25.080 | So we have several kinds of fat,
00:11:27.220 | three kinds in fact.
00:11:29.620 | we have white fat,
00:11:31.280 | white adipose tissue,
00:11:32.600 | and we have brown fat
00:11:34.560 | or brown adipose tissue.
00:11:36.080 | And there's a third kind
00:11:38.860 | which is beige adipose tissue.
00:11:40.900 | White fat is the type
00:11:43.400 | that we traditionally think of
00:11:44.860 | as fat,
00:11:45.800 | subcutaneous fat.
00:11:47.940 | and it is not particularly rich
00:11:49.720 | in mitochondria.
00:11:50.640 | It is there as an energy storage site.
00:11:53.380 | And we have to mobilize the fat out
00:11:56.180 | as we talked about before
00:11:57.140 | and burn it up elsewhere.
00:11:58.260 | Brown fat largely exists
00:12:01.760 | between our shoulder blades
00:12:03.420 | and on the back of our neck
00:12:04.580 | between the scapulae.
00:12:06.900 | and it's rich with mitochondria,
00:12:08.800 | which is why it's called brown fat.
00:12:10.600 | And brown fat
00:12:12.360 | has a particular
00:12:13.740 | biochemical cascade
00:12:15.860 | whereby it can take food energy
00:12:18.300 | and it can take food basically,
00:12:21.280 | break it down
00:12:22.660 | and convert it into energy
00:12:24.620 | within those cells.
00:12:25.700 | But unlike fatty acids
00:12:27.780 | from white fat
00:12:28.520 | which have to travel elsewhere,
00:12:29.780 | get broken down in mitochondria
00:12:31.660 | and convert into ATP,
00:12:33.280 | et cetera,
00:12:33.820 | used by the mitochondria rather,
00:12:36.380 | brown fat is thermogenic.
00:12:39.800 | It can actually use energy directly.
00:12:42.100 | Cold causes the release
00:12:44.140 | of adrenaline from your adrenals
00:12:46.060 | and it causes the release
00:12:48.080 | of epinephrine
00:12:49.220 | from these neurons
00:12:50.220 | that connect to fat.
00:12:51.300 | The paper published in Nature
00:12:53.080 | shows that it is shivering itself
00:12:56.220 | that causes the brown fat
00:12:59.980 | to increase your burning,
00:13:01.640 | your burn rate
00:13:02.920 | and your metabolism.
00:13:03.680 | And it works like this.
00:13:04.900 | When you get into cold,
00:13:06.260 | and you shiver,
00:13:07.740 | the shivering,
00:13:08.860 | that low level movement
00:13:10.660 | of the muscle,
00:13:11.440 | those small movements,
00:13:12.560 | triggers the release
00:13:13.760 | of a molecule called sucinate,
00:13:15.580 | S-U-C-C-I-N-A-T-E,
00:13:18.580 | sucinate.
00:13:19.220 | And sucinate acts
00:13:21.600 | on the brown fat
00:13:22.660 | to increase brown fat
00:13:24.100 | thermogenesis
00:13:24.840 | and fat burning overall.
00:13:26.400 | The question then
00:13:27.820 | is how long
00:13:28.860 | to get into that cold environment
00:13:31.140 | and how cold should that environment be?
00:13:34.460 | So first,
00:13:35.700 | let's talk about
00:13:36.320 | how long to get
00:13:37.300 | into that cold environment.
00:13:38.380 | It turns out
00:13:39.640 | that if you want
00:13:40.640 | to trigger the shiver,
00:13:42.020 | what you want to do
00:13:43.080 | is to get into the cold
00:13:44.600 | and then get out of the cold
00:13:46.980 | and typically not dry off
00:13:49.120 | and then get back
00:13:50.780 | into the cold
00:13:51.380 | and out of the cold.
00:13:52.340 | That will definitely
00:13:53.540 | stimulate more shivering
00:13:54.840 | than just getting
00:13:55.560 | into the cold itself.
00:13:57.160 | So how cold should it be?
00:13:58.140 | And look,
00:13:58.580 | if you get into water
00:13:59.520 | that's very, very cold,
00:14:00.880 | it can actually shock your heart.
00:14:02.440 | It can actually give you
00:14:03.440 | a heart attack
00:14:03.980 | if it's truly, truly ice cold
00:14:06.600 | and you're not adapted to that.
00:14:07.980 | So proceed with caution, please.
00:14:10.340 | I'm not a physician
00:14:11.220 | and I don't want
00:14:12.140 | to see anyone get hurt.
00:14:13.460 | Just cold enough
00:14:17.320 | to be uncomfortable
00:14:18.160 | is a good place to start.
00:14:19.680 | So for some of you,
00:14:21.220 | that's going to be 60 degrees.
00:14:22.680 | For some of you,
00:14:23.320 | that's going to be 55 degrees.
00:14:24.680 | For some of you,
00:14:25.440 | it's going to be high 30s, right?
00:14:28.680 | Depends on how cold adapted you are.
00:14:30.280 | So what you need to do
00:14:31.120 | is find a temperature
00:14:32.020 | that you can get into
00:14:33.140 | one to five,
00:14:35.080 | probably one to three times a week
00:14:36.700 | if you really want this
00:14:37.500 | to accelerate fat loss
00:14:38.660 | and you want to get in
00:14:40.100 | until you just start to shiver
00:14:41.400 | and then you want to get out
00:14:42.520 | and not dry off.
00:14:44.040 | Wait anywhere from
00:14:46.160 | one to three minutes
00:14:48.120 | and then get back into the cold.
00:14:50.040 | So here's a potential
00:14:51.860 | kind of sets reps protocol
00:14:53.760 | that you can play with.
00:14:54.860 | Find a temperature
00:14:55.500 | that induces shiver for you.
00:14:56.800 | That's going to vary
00:14:57.740 | depending on your cold tolerance
00:14:58.980 | and how cold adapted you are.
00:15:00.260 | One to three,
00:15:01.360 | maybe five times a week.
00:15:02.700 | Get in until you
00:15:04.620 | or get under the shower
00:15:05.920 | or whatever it is
00:15:06.760 | until you start to shiver,
00:15:07.900 | genuinely shiver.
00:15:08.900 | Then after about a minute or so,
00:15:12.340 | get out.
00:15:12.940 | Spend one to three minutes out,
00:15:14.940 | but don't dry off.
00:15:15.800 | Get back in
00:15:16.860 | for anywhere from
00:15:18.500 | one to three minutes,
00:15:19.560 | but try and access
00:15:21.020 | the shiver point again.
00:15:22.240 | And you might do
00:15:23.100 | three repetitions of that.
00:15:24.840 | So it's three times in
00:15:26.040 | and three times out total.
00:15:27.440 | Next, I'd like to move
00:15:28.960 | to exercise
00:15:29.920 | and how particular timing
00:15:31.780 | and types of exercise
00:15:33.340 | can vastly improve fat loss.
00:15:35.880 | The topic of exercise
00:15:37.420 | is a kind of controversial one.
00:15:39.860 | I think the most simple way,
00:15:42.600 | the most fluid way
00:15:43.440 | to have this conversation
00:15:44.520 | about exercise
00:15:45.540 | and fat loss
00:15:47.400 | is in terms of
00:15:48.800 | three general types
00:15:50.100 | of training.
00:15:50.760 | And those are
00:15:52.280 | high intensity interval training,
00:15:54.380 | so-called HIT,
00:15:55.000 | H-I-I-T.
00:15:55.880 | So high intensity interval training,
00:15:57.480 | sprint interval training.
00:15:59.760 | So that's going to be
00:16:00.720 | very high intensity
00:16:01.760 | or S-I-T
00:16:02.640 | or moderate intensity
00:16:04.720 | continuous training,
00:16:05.900 | M-I-C-T.
00:16:07.240 | So we've got HIT,
00:16:08.960 | and MICT.
00:16:10.200 | If you'd like to map this
00:16:12.120 | to VO2 max,
00:16:14.280 | this sprint interval training
00:16:16.560 | was defined as all out,
00:16:18.260 | greater than 100%
00:16:19.840 | of VO2 max
00:16:20.760 | bursts of activity
00:16:21.600 | that last 8 to 30 seconds
00:16:23.760 | interspersed
00:16:25.040 | with less intense
00:16:25.780 | recovery periods.
00:16:26.480 | So this would be
00:16:27.220 | sprinting down field
00:16:28.720 | for 8 to 30 seconds,
00:16:30.160 | then maybe walking back
00:16:31.980 | for about a minute or two
00:16:33.820 | and then sprinting again
00:16:34.920 | and then continuing.
00:16:35.560 | So that would be SIT.
00:16:37.260 | H-I-I-T,
00:16:38.140 | it's defined as submaximal,
00:16:40.620 | so 80 to 100%
00:16:42.040 | of VO2 max,
00:16:43.300 | bursts of activity
00:16:44.100 | that last 60 to 240 seconds
00:16:47.120 | interspersed
00:16:48.380 | with less intense
00:16:49.160 | recovery periods.
00:16:49.980 | M-I-C-T,
00:16:50.940 | okay,
00:16:51.940 | this moderate intensity
00:16:53.260 | continuous training
00:16:54.360 | is steady state cardio,
00:16:56.360 | sometimes called
00:16:57.280 | zone two cardio
00:16:58.280 | these days
00:16:58.840 | on the internet,
00:16:59.460 | which is performed
00:17:00.700 | continuously
00:17:01.260 | for 20 to 60 minutes
00:17:02.960 | at moderate intensity
00:17:04.120 | of 40 to 60%
00:17:06.140 | of VO2 max,
00:17:07.380 | or if you prefer
00:17:08.760 | your heart rate
00:17:09.280 | 55 to 70%
00:17:11.120 | of max heart rate,
00:17:12.160 | okay?
00:17:12.840 | So we can think
00:17:14.120 | about high,
00:17:14.740 | medium,
00:17:15.320 | and low intensity
00:17:16.280 | exercise,
00:17:16.960 | although low intensity
00:17:18.160 | usually means
00:17:19.740 | that you could carry
00:17:20.360 | on a conversation
00:17:21.200 | or maybe you'd have
00:17:21.880 | to gasp
00:17:22.360 | every few steps
00:17:23.400 | or so
00:17:23.760 | while trying
00:17:24.380 | to talk and run.
00:17:25.140 | That's, I think,
00:17:25.900 | going to be
00:17:26.760 | the most useful way
00:17:27.600 | to have this
00:17:28.480 | conversation
00:17:29.200 | that we're having now
00:17:30.160 | because there's
00:17:30.980 | so many different
00:17:31.420 | forms of exercise
00:17:32.400 | that people do
00:17:33.180 | and intensity
00:17:34.080 | is important.
00:17:34.820 | Let's ask the question
00:17:37.240 | that I think
00:17:37.780 | many people
00:17:38.320 | are wondering about
00:17:39.640 | which is,
00:17:41.360 | is it better,
00:17:42.320 | meaning do you burn
00:17:43.140 | more fat
00:17:43.820 | if you do your exercise
00:17:45.120 | fasted?
00:17:45.860 | And fasted
00:17:46.640 | in this respect
00:17:47.340 | could be
00:17:48.300 | that you wake up
00:17:49.480 | in the morning,
00:17:49.900 | you've been fasting
00:17:50.540 | all night,
00:17:51.080 | you just hydrate
00:17:52.540 | and you exercise.
00:17:54.280 | For short periods
00:17:55.260 | of training,
00:17:55.720 | it doesn't really
00:17:56.680 | seem to matter
00:17:57.560 | whether or not
00:17:58.020 | you eat before training
00:17:59.180 | or you don't
00:18:00.260 | if your goal
00:18:01.460 | is fat oxidation.
00:18:02.860 | At a period
00:18:04.700 | of about 90 minutes
00:18:06.160 | of moderate
00:18:08.260 | intensity exercise,
00:18:09.540 | there's a switchover
00:18:10.900 | point whereby
00:18:12.620 | if you ate
00:18:13.820 | before the exercise,
00:18:15.100 | you will reduce,
00:18:16.500 | excuse me,
00:18:17.260 | you will burn
00:18:17.900 | far less fat
00:18:19.180 | from the 90 minute
00:18:21.120 | point onward
00:18:22.400 | than you would
00:18:23.720 | if you had gone
00:18:24.580 | into the training
00:18:25.540 | fasted.
00:18:27.080 | there are also
00:18:28.420 | studies
00:18:29.900 | point to the fact
00:18:31.160 | that you don't
00:18:31.640 | have to wait
00:18:32.300 | to 90 minutes
00:18:33.300 | in order to get
00:18:34.540 | this enhanced
00:18:35.520 | fat burning effect.
00:18:36.840 | If one does
00:18:38.560 | high intensity
00:18:39.760 | training
00:18:40.300 | or even
00:18:41.680 | the very high
00:18:42.800 | intensity forms
00:18:43.500 | of training
00:18:43.800 | like sprints
00:18:44.600 | or squats
00:18:45.400 | or deadlifts
00:18:46.100 | or any kind
00:18:47.500 | of activity
00:18:47.880 | that can't be
00:18:48.480 | maintained
00:18:48.880 | for more than
00:18:49.540 | these,
00:18:49.860 | you know,
00:18:50.200 | eight or I would
00:18:51.560 | say up to 60
00:18:52.320 | seconds.
00:18:52.800 | So a set
00:18:53.580 | of lifting weights
00:18:54.320 | repeated,
00:18:54.720 | repeated.
00:18:55.080 | If that's done
00:18:56.340 | for anywhere
00:18:57.640 | from 20 minutes,
00:18:59.020 | so weight
00:18:59.540 | training
00:18:59.960 | or power
00:19:00.980 | lifting
00:19:01.300 | or these
00:19:01.680 | kinds of
00:19:01.980 | things
00:19:02.080 | or kettlebell
00:19:02.620 | swings
00:19:03.000 | or up to 60
00:19:05.160 | minutes,
00:19:05.640 | well then
00:19:06.760 | the switchover
00:19:07.700 | point in which
00:19:08.600 | you can burn
00:19:09.160 | more fat
00:19:09.820 | if you go
00:19:10.300 | into that
00:19:10.760 | fasted
00:19:11.380 | comes earlier.
00:19:12.480 | And this
00:19:13.400 | makes sense
00:19:14.080 | because there's
00:19:14.600 | nothing holy
00:19:15.340 | about the 90
00:19:16.200 | minute point
00:19:16.900 | for medium
00:19:17.980 | intensity
00:19:18.560 | zone 2
00:19:19.640 | cardio.
00:19:20.040 | That 90
00:19:21.300 | minute point
00:19:21.800 | is the point
00:19:22.920 | in which
00:19:23.820 | the body
00:19:25.120 | shifts over
00:19:25.900 | from mainly
00:19:26.500 | burning
00:19:26.900 | glycogen,
00:19:27.600 | basically
00:19:29.040 | sugar that
00:19:29.840 | comes from
00:19:30.240 | muscles
00:19:30.780 | or the
00:19:31.460 | liver
00:19:31.720 | and realizes
00:19:32.920 | this is going
00:19:33.700 | on for a
00:19:34.300 | while.
00:19:34.620 | I'm going
00:19:35.460 | to shift
00:19:35.840 | over to
00:19:36.600 | a storage
00:19:40.640 | that is
00:19:42.220 | in reserve
00:19:42.840 | like body
00:19:43.620 | This is
00:19:44.020 | something that
00:19:44.380 | has to do
00:19:44.860 | with the
00:19:45.200 | milieu
00:19:45.540 | of various
00:19:46.540 | hormones.
00:19:46.980 | What has
00:19:47.960 | to happen
00:19:48.420 | is insulin
00:19:49.060 | has to
00:19:49.520 | go down
00:19:50.320 | far enough.
00:19:51.240 | So if you
00:19:51.960 | ate before
00:19:52.440 | the exercise
00:19:53.060 | you'd have
00:19:53.600 | an increase
00:19:54.020 | in insulin.
00:19:54.600 | If you
00:19:55.200 | ate carbohydrates
00:19:55.740 | you'd have
00:19:56.240 | a bigger
00:19:56.500 | increase
00:19:56.880 | in insulin
00:19:57.960 | and proteins
00:19:58.760 | indeed
00:19:59.100 | will have
00:19:59.460 | lower
00:19:59.960 | amounts
00:20:00.640 | of insulin
00:20:01.060 | and fasting
00:20:01.560 | will give
00:20:01.980 | you the
00:20:02.260 | lowest
00:20:02.640 | amount
00:20:03.280 | of insulin.
00:20:03.760 | Well then
00:20:04.520 | that switch
00:20:05.120 | over point
00:20:05.600 | is going
00:20:05.860 | to come
00:20:06.140 | earlier
00:20:06.820 | in the
00:20:07.740 | exercise.
00:20:08.360 | And if
00:20:09.040 | you think
00:20:10.160 | about it
00:20:10.460 | if you were
00:20:10.680 | to do
00:20:10.920 | something
00:20:11.460 | intensity
00:20:11.860 | for 20
00:20:13.360 | minutes
00:20:13.600 | so maybe
00:20:14.220 | weights
00:20:14.560 | and then
00:20:15.440 | get into
00:20:15.920 | zone 2
00:20:16.380 | cardio.
00:20:16.760 | If you
00:20:17.680 | fasted
00:20:18.760 | literature
00:20:19.520 | you're
00:20:19.640 | going
00:20:24.540 | eaten
00:20:24.980 | before
00:20:25.980 | during
00:20:27.080 | exercise.
00:20:27.600 | So what
00:20:28.260 | does this
00:20:28.520 | mean?
00:20:28.700 | This means
00:20:29.020 | if you
00:20:29.220 | want to
00:20:31.980 | protocols
00:20:32.840 | you've
00:20:33.820 | approved
00:20:34.240 | to do
00:20:34.740 | safely
00:20:35.180 | exercise
00:20:36.820 | intensely
00:20:38.520 | to 60
00:20:39.420 | minutes
00:20:40.980 | higher
00:20:41.500 | intensity
00:20:41.900 | obviously
00:20:42.580 | shorter
00:20:43.500 | going
00:20:45.880 | cardio
00:20:47.260 | fasted
00:20:49.020 | indeed
00:20:50.060 | higher
00:20:50.220 | percentage
00:20:52.420 | can't
00:20:53.360 | exercise
00:20:54.060 | you're
00:20:54.180 | somebody
00:20:54.720 | can't
00:20:55.460 | training
00:20:56.720 | you're
00:20:57.160 | unwilling
00:20:57.920 | you're
00:20:58.100 | incapable
00:20:58.920 | training
00:20:59.320 | unless
00:21:00.940 | something
00:21:01.380 | obviously
00:21:01.640 | eating
00:21:01.920 | something
00:21:02.160 | makes
00:21:02.780 | sense
00:21:04.000 | prior
00:21:04.340 | exercise
00:21:04.740 | that's
00:21:04.980 | a whole
00:21:05.320 | other
00:21:07.020 | people
00:21:07.280 | argue
00:21:07.620 | about
00:21:08.160 | fight
00:21:08.840 | about
00:21:09.200 | whether
00:21:09.440 | or not
00:21:09.800 | should
00:21:10.780 | carbohydrates
00:21:11.620 | carbs
00:21:13.600 | general
00:21:14.100 | theme
00:21:14.360 | there
00:21:14.920 | simple
00:21:15.300 | which
00:21:16.380 | insulin
00:21:16.780 | levels
00:21:17.100 | to be
00:21:17.360 | pretty
00:21:19.520 | reduction
00:21:20.820 | could
00:21:21.340 | distilled
00:21:22.460 | simple
00:21:22.700 | protocol
00:21:23.180 | whereby
00:21:23.620 | three
00:21:25.040 | times
00:21:26.340 | intensity
00:21:26.640 | training
00:21:27.040 | followed
00:21:27.700 | either
00:21:28.000 | nothing
00:21:29.080 | followed
00:21:30.960 | intensity
00:21:31.400 | training
00:21:31.960 | especially
00:21:32.620 | you're
00:21:33.560 | fasted
00:21:35.300 | should
00:21:35.560 | mention
00:21:36.820 | stuff
00:21:37.280 | about
00:21:37.520 | fasted
00:21:38.400 | about
00:21:38.600 | performance
00:21:39.740 | perform
00:21:40.180 | really
00:21:41.280 | you're
00:21:41.900 | reasons
00:21:43.140 | performance
00:21:45.000 | sport
00:21:45.540 | competition
00:21:47.020 | purposes
00:21:49.460 | falls
00:21:50.400 | modified
00:21:51.020 | what's
00:21:51.400 | ideal
00:21:52.180 | performance
00:21:53.000 | we're
00:21:53.080 | talking
00:21:53.260 | about
00:21:53.440 | today
00:21:54.300 | optimize
00:21:58.100 | think
00:21:58.580 | principle
00:22:00.420 | should
00:22:00.880 | asking
00:22:01.200 | yourselves
00:22:02.580 | scientists
00:22:03.440 | yourselves
00:22:05.160 | would
00:22:05.960 | certain
00:22:06.200 | patterns
00:22:06.680 | exercise
00:22:07.100 | would
00:22:10.540 | again
00:22:11.900 | neurons
00:22:13.220 | engage
00:22:13.740 | nervous
00:22:14.080 | system
00:22:15.120 | while
00:22:15.420 | non-exercise
00:22:16.580 | activity
00:22:17.080 | induced
00:22:17.380 | thermogenesis
00:22:18.620 | fidgeting
00:22:20.780 | induce
00:22:21.100 | thermogenesis
00:22:22.740 | engaging
00:22:23.240 | shiver
00:22:24.180 | movement
00:22:24.780 | level
00:22:25.000 | movements
00:22:26.340 | movements
00:22:28.740 | intensity
00:22:29.240 | meaning
00:22:29.720 | require
00:22:30.080 | a lot
00:22:30.480 | effort
00:22:30.780 | deploy
00:22:31.260 | a lot
00:22:31.680 | adrenaline
00:22:32.220 | epinephrine
00:22:33.680 | neurons
00:22:34.880 | signal
00:22:35.480 | particular
00:22:36.560 | types
00:22:37.980 | amounts
00:22:39.700 | thermogenesis
00:22:41.540 | oxidation
00:22:42.220 | whereas
00:22:43.720 | level
00:22:44.120 | intensity
00:22:44.760 | exercise
00:22:45.740 | moderate
00:22:45.980 | intensity
00:22:46.420 | exercise
00:22:47.020 | you know
00:22:47.300 | walking
00:22:47.700 | running
00:22:48.160 | biking
00:22:48.520 | where you
00:22:49.000 | can do
00:22:49.400 | easily
00:22:49.800 | there's
00:22:50.420 | very much
00:22:50.800 | adrenaline
00:22:51.180 | release
00:22:52.280 | adrenaline
00:22:55.100 | epinephrine
00:22:55.860 | is really
00:22:56.700 | the final
00:22:57.300 | common
00:22:58.440 | by which
00:22:59.060 | movement
00:22:59.720 | of any
00:23:00.720 | whether or
00:23:01.500 | level
00:23:01.720 | shiver
00:23:02.320 | whether
00:23:03.140 | lifting
00:23:03.660 | barbell
00:23:04.040 | sprinting
00:23:05.740 | doing
00:23:06.820 | adrenaline
00:23:08.840 | effector
00:23:12.220 | trigger
00:23:13.300 | effector
00:23:14.820 | i want
00:23:15.600 | attention
00:23:16.580 | compounds
00:23:17.940 | increase
00:23:18.640 | epinephrine
00:23:19.360 | and adrenaline
00:23:19.900 | as well
00:23:20.720 | as compounds
00:23:21.340 | that work
00:23:21.960 | outside
00:23:23.340 | adrenaline
00:23:24.180 | epinephrine
00:23:24.760 | pathway
00:23:25.200 | to increase
00:23:26.260 | the rates
00:23:26.660 | of fat
00:23:27.380 | i almost
00:23:28.640 | always save
00:23:29.260 | compounds
00:23:29.940 | and supplements
00:23:30.660 | and things
00:23:31.640 | of that sort
00:23:32.040 | to the end
00:23:32.560 | because i do
00:23:33.540 | believe that
00:23:34.220 | people should
00:23:34.840 | look first
00:23:35.660 | toward
00:23:36.020 | behavioral
00:23:36.620 | tools
00:23:37.960 | understanding
00:23:38.740 | science
00:23:39.080 | before
00:23:39.740 | toward
00:23:40.800 | supplement
00:23:42.700 | particular
00:23:43.340 | thing
00:23:43.840 | that they
00:23:44.220 | extract
00:23:46.520 | mainly
00:23:47.280 | shift
00:23:47.440 | people
00:23:48.480 | magic
00:23:49.160 | phenomenon
00:23:49.920 | or the
00:23:50.820 | that there
00:23:51.440 | magic
00:23:51.940 | because
00:23:52.200 | there
00:23:52.360 | really
00:23:52.580 | isn't
00:23:53.160 | frankly
00:23:53.400 | there
00:23:53.560 | never
00:23:54.700 | there
00:23:55.220 | compounds
00:23:56.120 | greatly
00:23:56.520 | increase
00:23:57.480 | oxidation
00:23:58.520 | mobilization
00:23:59.820 | understanding
00:24:00.360 | which
00:24:00.760 | compounds
00:24:01.300 | increase
00:24:02.260 | oxidation
00:24:03.300 | mobilization
00:24:05.340 | useful
00:24:06.740 | accelerate
00:24:07.980 | there
00:24:08.600 | things
00:24:09.240 | people
00:24:09.760 | ingest
00:24:11.140 | allow
00:24:12.140 | oxidize
00:24:14.980 | occurs
00:24:15.320 | mainly
00:24:16.000 | increasing
00:24:16.640 | amount
00:24:17.080 | epinephrine
00:24:18.460 | released
00:24:19.020 | neurons
00:24:19.660 | innervate
00:24:20.540 | tissue
00:24:22.160 | common
00:24:24.020 | already
00:24:24.600 | using
00:24:24.960 | which
00:24:25.440 | caffeine
00:24:27.460 | established
00:24:28.220 | caffeine
00:24:28.960 | enhance
00:24:29.680 | performance
00:24:31.340 | you're
00:24:31.560 | caffeine
00:24:31.920 | adapted
00:24:32.920 | caffeine
00:24:34.380 | burning
00:24:36.220 | oxidizing
00:24:37.040 | mobilizing
00:24:38.280 | interesting
00:24:39.900 | effective
00:24:41.100 | dosages
00:24:41.680 | up to
00:24:42.740 | milligrams
00:24:44.160 | milligrams
00:24:45.080 | roughly
00:24:47.160 | and a
00:24:47.660 | coffee
00:24:49.160 | coffee
00:24:49.460 | nowadays
00:24:49.920 | there's
00:24:50.400 | a lot
00:24:50.920 | caffeine
00:24:52.260 | coffee
00:24:54.220 | typical
00:24:56.760 | their
00:24:57.120 | medium
00:24:59.040 | would
00:24:59.420 | close
00:25:00.900 | caffeine
00:25:01.340 | which
00:25:02.320 | you're
00:25:03.000 | regular
00:25:03.860 | caffeine
00:25:04.280 | consumer
00:25:04.920 | don't
00:25:06.180 | caffeine
00:25:06.800 | coffee
00:25:08.120 | headache
00:25:09.200 | cause
00:25:09.520 | constriction
00:25:10.380 | dilation
00:25:10.980 | blood
00:25:11.140 | vessels
00:25:11.780 | that's
00:25:12.240 | complicated
00:25:13.540 | you'll
00:25:13.980 | headache
00:25:14.300 | caffeine
00:25:16.060 | enhance
00:25:16.440 | the amount
00:25:16.840 | of fat
00:25:17.240 | that you
00:25:18.680 | duration
00:25:19.240 | exercise
00:25:20.300 | shift
00:25:20.960 | percentage
00:25:21.380 | of fat
00:25:22.120 | that you
00:25:22.380 | oxidize
00:25:22.940 | compared
00:25:23.600 | glycogen
00:25:24.140 | unless
00:25:27.160 | caffeine
00:25:28.000 | ramps
00:25:29.280 | you're
00:25:29.620 | training
00:25:30.200 | really
00:25:30.560 | really
00:25:30.780 | intensely
00:25:31.220 | the bottom
00:25:32.180 | if you
00:25:32.960 | caffeine
00:25:34.360 | safely
00:25:34.740 | ingesting
00:25:36.200 | somewhere
00:25:36.680 | between
00:25:38.380 | milligrams
00:25:39.000 | caffeine
00:25:39.380 | prior
00:25:39.940 | exercise
00:25:40.340 | somewhere
00:25:40.720 | between
00:25:42.520 | minutes
00:25:42.760 | before
00:25:42.980 | exercise
00:25:44.940 | beneficial
00:25:46.140 | we're
00:25:46.420 | talking
00:25:46.740 | about
00:25:47.960 | oxidation
00:25:48.580 | burning
00:25:50.600 | caffeine
00:25:51.440 | entry
00:25:52.540 | point
00:25:53.360 | people
00:25:54.100 | using
00:25:54.440 | compounds
00:25:55.120 | increase
00:25:56.220 | percentage
00:25:58.020 | exercise
00:26:00.840 | other
00:26:01.040 | things
00:26:01.720 | useful
00:26:02.500 | interesting
00:26:03.620 | terms
00:26:04.000 | tools
00:26:04.740 | actionable
00:26:05.960 | reasonable
00:26:06.420 | safety
00:26:06.820 | margins
00:26:08.160 | talked
00:26:08.380 | before
00:26:08.860 | about
00:26:09.380 | something
00:26:10.340 | called
00:26:10.560 | GLP-1
00:26:11.480 | this is
00:26:12.980 | something
00:26:13.580 | can be
00:26:14.600 | triggered
00:26:15.040 | by the
00:26:15.560 | ingestion
00:26:16.160 | yerba
00:26:17.480 | increases
00:26:18.040 | GLP-1
00:26:19.060 | GLP-1
00:26:20.680 | is in
00:26:21.520 | glucagon
00:26:22.180 | pathway
00:26:22.660 | so let's
00:26:23.420 | quickly
00:26:23.860 | return
00:26:24.200 | to our
00:26:24.440 | biochemistry
00:26:25.000 | as you
00:26:25.580 | recall
00:26:26.780 | mobilized
00:26:28.000 | stores
00:26:30.340 | burned
00:26:31.320 | oxidized
00:26:32.360 | cells
00:26:33.060 | actually
00:26:33.340 | needs
00:26:34.140 | converted
00:26:36.640 | those
00:26:37.120 | fatty
00:26:37.460 | acids
00:26:39.100 | essentially
00:26:40.020 | converted
00:26:41.240 | mitochondria
00:26:43.700 | insulin
00:26:44.460 | prevents
00:26:46.020 | happening
00:26:47.200 | glucagon
00:26:48.060 | facilitates
00:26:49.820 | process
00:26:50.420 | glucagon
00:26:52.440 | facilitates
00:26:53.120 | that process
00:26:53.820 | through
00:26:54.260 | increases
00:26:55.080 | GLP-1
00:26:56.800 | short
00:26:57.040 | takeaway
00:26:58.900 | increases
00:27:00.400 | GLP-1
00:27:02.320 | increases
00:27:03.280 | percentage
00:27:04.280 | you'll
00:27:04.920 | increases
00:27:05.740 | burning
00:27:07.140 | especially
00:27:08.020 | it turns
00:27:08.860 | scientific
00:27:09.180 | literature
00:27:09.580 | if you
00:27:10.560 | ingest
00:27:11.480 | prior
00:27:12.540 | exercise
00:27:14.160 | so if
00:27:16.040 | drinking
00:27:17.880 | before
00:27:18.600 | exercise
00:27:19.920 | drinking
00:27:20.920 | at rest
00:27:21.940 | you're
00:27:22.200 | exercising
00:27:24.520 | shift
00:27:25.140 | metabolism
00:27:25.560 | toward
00:27:26.120 | enhanced
00:27:27.280 | burning
00:27:28.440 | increasing
00:27:29.140 | oxidation
00:27:29.680 | now there's
00:27:30.560 | a whole
00:27:30.980 | category
00:27:32.400 | pharmaceuticals
00:27:33.560 | that's
00:27:33.860 | being developed
00:27:34.480 | right now
00:27:34.940 | that are
00:27:35.860 | in late
00:27:36.740 | stage
00:27:37.080 | trials
00:27:37.540 | or are
00:27:38.140 | in use
00:27:38.460 | for the
00:27:38.720 | treatment
00:27:39.140 | diabetes
00:27:39.620 | which
00:27:40.340 | capitalize
00:27:41.500 | on this
00:27:42.140 | GLP-1
00:27:42.780 | pathway
00:27:43.300 | they go
00:27:44.820 | by various
00:27:45.480 | names
00:27:45.920 | and there
00:27:47.100 | are people
00:27:47.520 | on the
00:27:47.780 | internet
00:27:48.000 | who are
00:27:48.440 | selling
00:27:48.800 | these
00:27:49.060 | things
00:27:49.340 | they are
00:27:49.900 | prescription
00:27:50.380 | drugs
00:27:50.780 | and I
00:27:51.020 | want to
00:27:51.240 | emphasize
00:27:51.500 | that they
00:27:51.980 | prescription
00:27:52.360 | drugs
00:27:52.780 | and you
00:27:53.600 | obviously
00:27:53.960 | wouldn't
00:27:54.260 | want to
00:27:54.500 | use any
00:27:54.820 | of these
00:27:55.120 | without a
00:27:56.000 | prescription
00:27:56.360 | and a
00:27:57.100 | requirement
00:27:57.480 | it does
00:27:58.420 | that they
00:27:58.820 | effective
00:27:59.200 | for the
00:27:59.640 | treatment
00:28:00.460 | certain
00:28:01.120 | kinds
00:28:01.500 | diabetes
00:28:03.220 | fairly
00:28:03.780 | significant
00:28:04.640 | weight
00:28:06.360 | reduction
00:28:06.940 | appetite
00:28:07.300 | so this
00:28:08.140 | is kind
00:28:08.420 | of the
00:28:08.640 | modern
00:28:09.160 | version
00:28:10.220 | GLP-1
00:28:12.240 | pharmaceuticals
00:28:13.720 | of GLP-1
00:28:14.540 | metabolism
00:28:15.560 | are drugs
00:28:16.700 | such as
00:28:17.780 | somatical
00:28:18.500 | I can never
00:28:19.840 | pronounce this
00:28:20.360 | I can't seem
00:28:21.200 | to pronounce
00:28:21.580 | many things
00:28:22.360 | it seems
00:28:22.840 | semaglutide
00:28:24.200 | is the
00:28:24.780 | way I would
00:28:25.740 | pronounce it
00:28:26.200 | in any
00:28:27.500 | compound
00:28:28.500 | increases
00:28:29.160 | GLP-1
00:28:30.100 | it's actually
00:28:30.600 | a GLP-1
00:28:31.580 | analog in
00:28:32.400 | some cases
00:28:32.940 | and they go
00:28:33.620 | by various
00:28:34.220 | types of
00:28:35.280 | trade names
00:28:36.260 | and again
00:28:38.360 | semaglutide
00:28:39.780 | is the
00:28:40.920 | prescription
00:28:41.380 | version
00:28:41.920 | where
00:28:42.140 | it's kind
00:28:43.420 | of the
00:28:43.740 | heavy
00:28:44.400 | artillery
00:28:44.960 | GLP-1
00:28:45.780 | stimulant
00:28:46.340 | and again
00:28:47.060 | should be
00:28:47.480 | only explored
00:28:48.140 | with a
00:28:48.740 | prescription
00:28:49.960 | those
00:28:50.560 | are the
00:28:50.860 | compounds
00:28:51.800 | really
00:28:53.020 | increase
00:28:53.880 | oxidation
00:28:54.480 | directly
00:28:55.500 | there
00:28:56.180 | are going
00:28:56.420 | to be
00:28:56.600 | a number
00:28:57.280 | things
00:28:57.840 | impact
00:28:58.360 | insulin
00:28:59.360 | glucagon
00:29:00.120 | that are
00:29:01.220 | going to
00:29:02.020 | shift
00:29:02.520 | the body
00:29:03.200 | toward more
00:29:04.780 | burning
00:29:05.080 | and so
00:29:05.460 | for instance
00:29:05.960 | berberine
00:29:06.920 | which comes
00:29:07.840 | from a
00:29:08.420 | plant
00:29:09.640 | metformin
00:29:10.480 | are compounds
00:29:11.480 | that are
00:29:11.840 | now in
00:29:12.580 | kind of
00:29:13.560 | growing use
00:29:14.460 | for reducing
00:29:15.420 | blood
00:29:15.780 | glucose
00:29:16.160 | they are
00:29:17.140 | potent
00:29:17.700 | at reducing
00:29:18.460 | blood
00:29:18.720 | glucose
00:29:19.040 | which
00:29:19.800 | reduce
00:29:20.200 | insulin
00:29:20.660 | because
00:29:20.920 | the job
00:29:21.420 | of the
00:29:21.660 | hormone
00:29:21.900 | insulin
00:29:22.360 | is to
00:29:23.140 | essentially
00:29:23.800 | manage
00:29:24.480 | glucose
00:29:24.980 | in the
00:29:25.340 | bloodstream
00:29:25.800 | so there
00:29:26.580 | are a
00:29:27.260 | gallery
00:29:28.640 | compounds
00:29:29.120 | that will
00:29:29.540 | reduce
00:29:29.980 | insulin
00:29:30.560 | and thereby
00:29:31.440 | can increase
00:29:32.960 | oxidation
00:29:33.480 | and that's
00:29:34.240 | because
00:29:35.100 | mentioned
00:29:35.340 | before
00:29:36.420 | oxidation
00:29:37.640 | conversion
00:29:38.000 | of fatty
00:29:38.480 | acids
00:29:39.580 | and the
00:29:39.920 | mitochondria
00:29:41.100 | inhibited
00:29:41.840 | insulin
00:29:42.140 | so if
00:29:42.420 | you keep
00:29:42.680 | insulin
00:29:43.540 | you're
00:29:43.840 | going
00:29:44.100 | increase
00:29:44.660 | process
00:29:45.160 | which
00:29:45.980 | brings
00:29:47.100 | circle
00:29:48.280 | issue
00:29:49.340 | nutrition
00:29:49.840 | there
00:29:51.800 | really
00:29:52.980 | solid
00:29:53.380 | evidence
00:29:55.940 | gardener
00:29:57.440 | Stanford
00:29:58.220 | other
00:29:58.680 | showing
00:29:59.880 | different
00:30:00.160 | diets
00:30:02.280 | diets
00:30:03.300 | diets
00:30:04.200 | diets
00:30:04.740 | intermittent
00:30:05.380 | fasting
00:30:06.020 | provided
00:30:08.100 | people
00:30:08.440 | stick to
00:30:09.060 | their
00:30:09.260 | particular
00:30:10.200 | doesn't
00:30:10.580 | really
00:30:10.840 | matter
00:30:11.380 | which
00:30:12.880 | follow
00:30:13.740 | still
00:30:14.280 | caloric
00:30:14.520 | deficit
00:30:15.380 | weight
00:30:15.980 | adherence
00:30:17.860 | however
00:30:18.520 | always
00:30:19.060 | issue
00:30:20.120 | always
00:30:22.600 | eating
00:30:24.320 | obviously
00:30:24.800 | beneficial
00:30:25.660 | health
00:30:27.100 | allows
00:30:28.260 | adhere
00:30:29.000 | whatever
00:30:30.280 | particular
00:30:30.840 | nutrition
00:30:31.960 | protocol
00:30:32.980 | right
00:30:33.460 | can't
00:30:33.820 | stick
00:30:34.320 | something
00:30:35.700 | worthwhile
00:30:37.620 | purely
00:30:37.880 | scientific
00:30:38.500 | standpoint
00:30:39.200 | there's
00:30:40.880 | advantage
00:30:41.600 | keeping
00:30:41.920 | insulin
00:30:43.940 | doesn't
00:30:44.240 | necessarily
00:30:44.880 | go to
00:30:45.460 | carbohydrate
00:30:46.620 | talked
00:30:46.800 | before
00:30:47.940 | preferred
00:30:48.580 | eating
00:30:49.740 | carbohydrate
00:30:50.200 | throughout
00:30:51.160 | alertness
00:30:52.560 | adrenaline
00:30:52.940 | release
00:30:53.780 | focus
00:30:55.520 | ability
00:30:56.380 | think
00:30:58.080 | things
00:30:58.720 | during
00:30:59.600 | carbohydrates
00:31:00.260 | night
00:31:00.500 | because
00:31:00.880 | facilitates
00:31:01.560 | transition
00:31:02.180 | sleep
00:31:02.400 | that's
00:31:02.760 | works
00:31:05.760 | insulin
00:31:07.940 | place
00:31:08.720 | system
00:31:10.260 | position
00:31:11.180 | oxidize
00:31:13.260 | that's
00:31:13.800 | think
00:31:13.980 | a lot
00:31:14.440 | people
00:31:15.040 | benefit
00:31:15.620 | lower
00:31:15.940 | carbohydrate
00:31:16.840 | moderate
00:31:17.300 | carbohydrate
00:31:17.800 | diets
00:31:18.320 | because
00:31:19.360 | insulin
00:31:20.580 | position
00:31:21.060 | oxidize
00:31:23.420 | exercise
00:31:25.600 | again
00:31:25.900 | we've
00:31:26.300 | covered
00:31:26.920 | enormous
00:31:27.340 | amount
00:31:28.000 | material
00:31:28.800 | we've
00:31:29.960 | talked
00:31:30.240 | about
00:31:30.960 | science
00:31:33.460 | particular
00:31:33.800 | we've
00:31:34.160 | explored
00:31:34.920 | topic
00:31:36.260 | perspective
00:31:37.200 | nervous
00:31:37.540 | system
00:31:38.840 | neurons
00:31:40.180 | particular
00:31:40.740 | release
00:31:41.380 | things
00:31:41.840 | adrenaline
00:31:42.760 | epinephrine
00:31:44.580 | facilitate
00:31:45.980 | mobilization
00:31:47.040 | oxidation
00:31:48.580 | talked
00:31:48.840 | about
00:31:49.720 | fidgeting
00:31:51.800 | exercise
00:31:53.560 | movement
00:31:55.180 | greatly
00:31:55.680 | increase
00:31:56.300 | caloric
00:31:59.860 | talked
00:32:00.080 | about
00:32:00.280 | shiver
00:32:00.700 | another
00:32:01.940 | exercise
00:32:02.360 | movement
00:32:04.100 | really
00:32:04.400 | increase
00:32:05.580 | caloric
00:32:06.120 | expenditure
00:32:06.700 | due to
00:32:07.520 | shiver
00:32:08.380 | movement
00:32:09.660 | increase
00:32:10.360 | thermogenesis
00:32:11.600 | heating
00:32:12.840 | through
00:32:13.240 | things
00:32:13.640 | brown
00:32:15.180 | conversion
00:32:16.100 | white
00:32:16.880 | brown
00:32:17.360 | which
00:32:17.940 | thing
00:32:18.360 | you want
00:32:18.680 | oxidize
00:32:20.960 | talked
00:32:21.160 | about
00:32:22.180 | particular
00:32:22.480 | stimulus
00:32:23.700 | induce
00:32:24.220 | shiver
00:32:26.580 | getting
00:32:30.140 | stimulate
00:32:30.620 | shiver
00:32:31.380 | avoid
00:32:32.660 | adaptation
00:32:33.100 | so that
00:32:33.780 | continue
00:32:34.740 | oxidize
00:32:36.800 | that's
00:32:37.460 | talked
00:32:38.000 | about
00:32:38.240 | exercise
00:32:39.880 | rather than
00:32:40.680 | thinking
00:32:40.900 | about
00:32:41.120 | cardiovascular
00:32:42.140 | weight
00:32:42.380 | training
00:32:42.760 | exercise
00:32:44.720 | should
00:32:44.940 | perhaps
00:32:45.720 | through
00:32:45.900 | the lens
00:32:46.800 | adrenaline
00:32:47.160 | system
00:32:48.020 | interacts
00:32:48.920 | stores
00:32:50.400 | think
00:32:50.720 | about
00:32:51.400 | medium
00:32:52.260 | intensity
00:32:52.640 | exercise
00:32:53.340 | whether
00:32:53.980 | or not
00:32:54.320 | show up
00:32:54.840 | fasted
00:32:55.400 | or not
00:32:55.700 | turns
00:32:56.140 | showing
00:32:57.040 | fasted
00:32:58.580 | useful
00:32:59.240 | start
00:32:59.940 | intensity
00:33:00.400 | movements
00:33:02.960 | lower
00:33:03.700 | intensity
00:33:04.960 | exercise
00:33:06.400 | you're
00:33:06.560 | going
00:33:07.360 | duration
00:33:08.180 | probably
00:33:08.620 | doesn't
00:33:08.960 | matter
00:33:09.220 | unless
00:33:09.440 | you're
00:33:09.740 | exercising
00:33:10.260 | longer
00:33:10.700 | than 90
00:33:11.220 | minutes
00:33:11.560 | whether
00:33:12.320 | or not
00:33:14.700 | talked
00:33:14.900 | about
00:33:15.080 | caffeine
00:33:16.300 | stimulant
00:33:18.080 | stimulus
00:33:19.340 | epinephrine
00:33:20.340 | adrenaline
00:33:20.720 | release
00:33:22.600 | access
00:33:24.020 | metabolism
00:33:25.380 | but not
00:33:25.740 | least
00:33:26.740 | thank
00:33:27.780 | attention
00:33:28.100 | today
00:33:28.940 | thank
00:33:29.680 | interest
00:33:30.200 | science