World No.1 Fasting Expert: The Link Between Cancer & Fasting That They're Hiding From You!

This is the most effective treatment that's ever been shown in treating the leading cause of death and disability, which is high blood pressure. It also reduces insulin resistance. It can enhance cognitive capacities, and you also see it affecting things like depression and anxiety. It's called fasting, and there's more. Fasting introduces not just a chance to lose weight. It also mobilizes visceral fat, which is the fat around the belly and the organs, which is giving off inflammatory products that's causing heart disease, cancer, diabetes. And many people are maintaining higher visceral fat than what they should be. So, I've spent 40 years helping people get healthy, and I can tell you that I think you should be fasting every day.

So, tell me about that then. But also, isn't the game here just to not eat as much?

Well, here's the problem.

Dr. Alan Goldhamer is a pioneering physician.

Who has spent his life helping thousands of people reverse chronic disease.

Eliminate medication. And reclaim their health using one of the most ancient healing tools known to humanity.

Today, we live in a world designed to make you fat, sick, and miserable, where 76% of people are overweight or obese, and where people think that health comes from pills, potions to powders. And yet most of us are ignorant of the proven health benefits of fasting. In fact, if you look at all of the chemical changes that happen with exercise, they also happen with fasting. Things like an increase in BDNF, a neurochemical protecting the brain from Alzheimer's disease.

And what about water fasting?

So, people that have not been successful resolving their conditions with medications, including patients with polycystic ovarian syndrome, have been profoundly affected by water fasting. And we'll go through fabulous research, but one thing you wanna realize is that all human beings have the capacity to fast.

Okay. So, let's run through the unique selling points versus any other diet or intervention.

Let's do it.

I see messages all the time in the comments section that some of you didn't realize you didn't subscribe, so if you could do me a favor and double-check if you're a subscriber to this channel, that would be tremendously appreciated. It's the simple, it's the free thing that anybody that watches this show frequently can do to help us here to keep everything going and this show in the trajectory it's on. So, please do double-check if you've subscribed, and, uh, thank you so much. Because in a strange way, you are- you're part of our history, and you're on this journey with us, and I appreciate you for that. So, yeah, thank you. Dr. Alan Goldhamer, my first question is, who are you, and what have you spent the last four decades of your life doing, and why?

I've spent my entire life really focused on one topic, and that's this idea that, you know, health results from healthful living. I got interested really young. I was, uh, in elementary school, and I had decided that I wanted to pursue this as a career. And when I finished training in the United States, I had an opportunity to go to Australia, and I studied with a guy named Alec Burton, who was the world's leading expert in the use of medically supervised water-only fasting. And I saw things there that weren't supposed to be happening. People were getting better. I saw people with chronic diseases like high blood pressure resolving their hypertension, getting off the medications. And so we began to carefully evaluate patients with hypertension. In this study, 174 consecutive patients with high blood pressure, and 174 people normalized their blood pressure without the need for medication. After we published that paper, we went on, and we've published couple dozen papers now on the use of diet and fasting and we've written a book. It's called Can Fasting Save Your Life? Which summarizes our work and other people's work on this use of fasting to help, uh, the body do what it really does best, and which is heal itself if you get out of the way.