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  • Lactic Acidosis, Black Mold & B1: What If It's All Connected? – TFP #014 | Darren Schmidt
    In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, what if a single overlooked nutrient could meaningfully alter how we think about chronic illness? Guest Dr. Darren Schmidt (DC, nutrition-focused clinician) makes the case for the role of B1 deficiency, discusses environmental toxic exposures, explores mitochondrial dysfunction, and examines lactic acidosis as a framework for understanding complex disease patterns. We also discuss metabolic pathways, autonomic issues, and how clinical observations can challenge conventional assumptions.🔥 This episode is sponsored by us -- Own Your Labs http://ownyourlabs.com -- private blood testing services.🩸Over 300 blood tests💰Extremely affordable❤️ We love our customers(Yes, we are literally funding the entire podcast from our own company -- so if you want to show your support, keep getting your private blood testing through our service. Thank you! 🙏)🔗 CONNECT WITH DAVE FELDMAN:Main Channel: https://youtube.com/@realDaveFeldmanX/Twitter: https://x.com/realDaveFeldmanInstagram: https://instagram.com/realDaveFeldmanWebsite: https://thefeldmanprotocol.com⏱ Chapters3:00 – Early health shifts4:58 – First exposure incident6:56 – Discovering toxicity impacts8:54 – Mold and respiratory effects10:52 – Gas leak symptoms escalate12:50 – ER visit and missed signals14:48 – Autonomic dysfunction clues16:46 – Testing high-dose B118:44 – Rapid symptom relief20:42 – Mechanisms Dave examines22:40 – High-calorie malnutrition idea24:38 – Clinical responses to B126:36 – RCT possibilities28:34 – Origins of lactic acidosis theory30:32 – How toxins affect oxygen use32:30 – Capillary dilation mechanics34:28 – Mitochondrial parallels36:26 – Detox strategies overview38:24 – Dave’s metabolic framework40:22 – Pyruvate and lactate shifts42:20 – Rate limiters in metabolism44:18 – Nervous system involvement46:16 – Expanding symptom categories48:14 – Environmental drivers of illness50:12 – Mold detection and evidence52:10 – Radon and other exposures54:08 – Chronic illness complexity56:06 – Personal learning through crises58:04 – Rediscovering past medical history1:00:02 – Nutrient fortification lessons#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #DarrenSchmidt #metabolism #mitochondria #chronicillness #environmentalhealth #nutritionscience #lactate #thiamine #functionalhealth #biochemistry #healthpodcast #keto #lowcarb #detox #mitochondrialfunction
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  • Yes, 15 Minute Workouts Can Change Your Life – TFP #013 | Ben Bocchicchio PhD
    In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, can you truly build muscle and maintain health with just 15 minutes of exercise twice a week? Dave chats with Ben Bocchicchio, PhD in Exercise Physiology and Health, who makes the case for slow-motion resistance training as the ultimate efficiency hack. Guest explores mitochondrial optimization through high-intensity exercise, addresses middle-age workout mistakes, discusses low-carb nutrition strategies spanning five decades, and challenges conventional fitness wisdom with his revolutionary "safe emergency" training philosophy.🔵 This episode is sponsored by US -- Own Your Labs http://ownyourlabs.com -- private blood testing services.- 🩸Over 300 blood tests- 💰Extremely affordable- ❤️ We love our customers(Yes, we are literally funding the entire podcast from our own company -- so if you want to show your support and keep advertisements limited, keep getting your private blood testing through our service. Thank you! 🙏)🔗 CONNECT WITH DAVE FELDMAN:Main Channel: https://youtube.com/@realDaveFeldmanX/Twitter: https://x.com/realDaveFeldmanInstagram: https://instagram.com/realDaveFeldmanWebsite: https://thefeldmanprotocol.com⏱ Chapters3:14 – Introduction and athletic background12:37 – Uncle Tony and Charles Atlas connection25:42 – Nautilus machines and slow training origins40:18 – Muscle fiber recruitment and intensity58:23 – Common middle-age exercise mistakes1:15:47 – Metabolic benefits of resistance training1:32:19 – Nutrition philosophy and 50-year approach1:50:33 – Food addiction and behavioral change2:08:56 – AI and personalized health predictions2:22:41 – Energy metabolism and final thoughts#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #BenBocchicchio #SlowTraining #ResistanceTraining #ExercisePhysiology #Mitochondria #LowCarb #Nutrition #MetabolicHealth #HighIntensityTraining #Fitness #Aging #Sarcopenia #HealthSpan #Longevity #BloodTesting #Science
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  • Immunity, GLP-1, Cholesterol & Gut Microbiome – TFP #012 | Mike Mutzel
    In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, special guest Mike Mutzel explores groundbreaking research on the immune system, GLP-1, the gut microbiome and lean mass hyper-responders. They deep dive on the Lipid Energy Model, atherosclerosis mechanisms, immune system interactions, coronary artery imaging data, and conventional cardiovascular risk paradigms in metabolic health.🔥 This episode is sponsored by us -- Own Your Labs http://ownyourlabs.com -- private blood testing services.🩸Over 300 blood tests💰 Extremely affordable❤️ We love our customers(Yes, we are literally funding the entire podcast from our own company -- so if you want to show your support, keep getting your private blood testing through our service. Thank you! 🙏)🔗 CONNECT WITH DAVE FELDMAN:Main Channel: https://youtube.com/@realDaveFeldmanX/Twitter: https://x.com/realDaveFeldman Instagram: https://instagram.com/realDaveFeldmanWebsite: https://thefeldmanprotocol.com⏱ Chapters3:01 – Introduction and Mike's background9:14 – Medicine and nutrition evolution17:44 – Mindful eating and GLP-1 connections25:00 – Dave's cholesterol discovery story31:42 – Understanding lipid trafficking physics40:18 – Endothelial dysfunction and inflammation49:00 – LDL oxidation and modification theories58:23 – Atherosclerosis as immune response1:05:47 – Blood viscosity and cardiovascular risk1:15:19 – Self-censorship in scientific discourse1:25:33 – Continual exposure hypothesis debate1:32:19 – Own Your Labs citizen science project1:40:58 – Cholesterol paradox in aging populations1:50:33 – Metabolic health vs inflammation2:00:12 – Radiation concerns with CT angiograms2:08:56 – Triglycerides and ketogenic metabolism2:18:47 – Study results and mainstream response2:22:41 – Final thoughts and future research#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #DaveFeldmanGuest #LipidEnergyModel #LeanMassHyperResponder #LMHR #CholesterolResearch #MetabolicHealth #LDLCholesterol #CoronaryArteryImaging #ApoB #CardiovascularHealth #KetoResearch #CitizenScience #OwnYourLabs #LipidParticles #Atherosclerosis #EndothelialFunction #BloodViscosity #TriglyceridesTolerance #LPA
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  • Deep Dive on LDL, ApoB, and Cardiovascular Disease – TFP #011 | Austin Dudzinski
    In this episode, Dave sits down with Austin, a metabolic data enthusiast and early adopter of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) who brings a fascinating blend of self-experimentation, performance optimization, and deep curiosity about human physiology. From endurance training to dietary tracking, Austin shares his journey through the data-driven side of health — how he uses CGM, heart rate, and nutrient timing to reveal the body’s hidden patterns. Together, Dave and Austin explore how metrics can empower individuals to take ownership of their health, the tension between conventional guidelines and personal experimentation, and what the future of open-source health data could look like.🙏We only have one sponsor -- and it's us: https://OwnYourLabs.com🩸So keep getting your private blood testing through our platform and it will support the podcast. 🔗 CONNECT WITH DAVE FELDMAN PROTOCOLMain Channel: https://youtube.com/@realDaveFeldmanX/Twitter: https://x.com/realDaveFeldmanInstagram: https://instagram.com/realDaveFeldmanWebsite: https://thefeldmanprotocol.com⏱ Chapters 0:00 – Introduction & Setting the Stage5:45 – Opening Reflections on Austin’s Energy and Setting10:30 – Early Experiences That Sparked Curiosity15:15 – First Encounters with Data, Health, and Experimentation20:00 – The Origins of a Systems Approach to Nutrition25:00 – Breaking Down the Lipid Energy Model Concept30:15 – What Early Self-Experiments Revealed35:20 – Exploring LDL and APOB from a New Perspective40:10 – Why Traditional Cholesterol Framing Falls Short45:00 – Digging Into Lipoprotein Transport Mechanisms50:05 – Triglycerides, Remnants, and Particle Flow55:15 – When Energy Demand Shapes Lipid Behavior1:00:10 – The Lean Mass Hyper-Responder Pattern1:05:00 – Genetics, Metabolism, and Individual Variation1:10:30 – LPL and LDL Receptor Pathways in Context1:15:20 – Familial Hypercholesterolemia and Diverse Risk Profiles1:20:15 – How Population Data Can Mislead Individual Cases1:25:10 – Mendelian Randomization and Its Hidden Assumptions1:30:00 – Study Design: What We Miss When We Aggregate1:35:00 – The Duration vs. Magnitude of LDL Exposure1:40:10 – Interpreting Meta-Analyses with Caution1:45:15 – Revisiting the PESA Trial and Imaging Insights1:50:05 – Understanding the “Three-Line Graph” Debate1:55:00 – Statistical Power, Noise, and Over-Interpretation2:00:10 – Regression Models and Data-Slicing Pitfalls2:05:20 – Plaque Progression and Clinical Translation2:10:00 – PCSK9 Insights and Unexpected Outcomes2:15:00 – Beyond LDL: Inflammation and Contextual Risk2:20:05 – Revisiting the Bradford Hill Criteria for Causality2:25:10 – Consistency, Dose Response, and Biological Plausibility2:30:00 – The Changing Landscape of Trial Reporting2:35:05 – How 2004 Altered Medical Transparency Rules2:40:00 – Scientific Discourse, Debate, and Misinterpretation2:45:15 – The Role of Skepticism in Evidence Review2:50:10 – The Value of Epistemic Humility in Science2:55:00 – Open Data, Collaboration, and Collective Learning3:00:10 – Case Studies and Self-Experimentation Insights3:05:00 – Reflections on N=1 Studies and Public Data Sharing3:15:00 – Designing Smarter Studies for the Future3:20:05 – Lessons Learned from Real-World Observation3:25:00 – Future of Lipid Research and Citizen Science3:30:00 – Revisiting Key Misconceptions About Cholesterol3:35:10 – Bridging Gaps Between Clinicians and Researchers3:40:00 – Empowering Individuals Through Accessible Data3:50:00 – Community, Collaboration, and Scientific Openness3:55:10 – Final Thoughts on Evidence, Curiosity, and Persistence4:00:00 – Closing Reflections & Gratitude#FeldmanProtocol #LDL #HDL #Cholesterol #ASCVD #ContinuousGlucoseMonitoring #CGM #MetabolicHealth #DataDrivenHealth #CitizenScience #OwnYourLabs #QuantifiedSelf #HealthData #PerformanceOptimization #DaveFeldman #HumanPerformance #MetabolicFlexibility #OpenSourceScience
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  • Could Cows Actually Cool the Planet? – TFP #010 | Peter Ballerstedt PhD
    In this episode, Dave sits down with Peter Ballerstedt, a retired forage agronomist and ruminant nutritionist known as "Don Pedro the Sod Father of the Ruminati," who brings a unique agricultural perspective to metabolic health discussions. Ballerstedt shares his 2007 transformation after reading Gary Taubes' book and how it led him to bridge agricultural science with the low-carb community. The conversation examines environmental arguments around animal agriculture, presents data on greenhouse gas emissions (12% animal vs 10% plant agriculture), explores the limitations of converting grassland to cropland, discusses the evolution of dietary guidelines since the 1970s, and examines Ballerstedt's concept of a "ruminant revolution" to address both human malnutrition and environmental concerns.🔗 CONNECT WITH DAVE FELDMAN PROTOCOL:Main Channel: @realDaveFeldmanX/Twitter: x.com/realDaveFeldman Instagram: instagram.com/realDaveFeldmanWebsite: thefeldmanprotocol.com⏱ Chapters0:00 – Introduction1:05 – Who is Peter Ballerstedt: The Sod Father of the Ruminati5:11 – Personal Journey: Pre-Diabetic to Low-Carb in 20076:16 – Gary Taubes' "Good Calories, Bad Calories"7:00 – First Low-Carb Conference10:34 – Lipophobia and the Anti-Red Meat Message11:23 – The 1977 Dietary Goals and McGovern Committee14:01 – Personal Transformation and Reversing Pre-Diabetes21:09 – Malnutrition vs. "Overnutrition"23:22 – Climate Change and Animal Agriculture24:14 – Greenhouse Gas Emissions: 22% Agriculture, 12% Animal29:06 – Land Use: Why We Can't Convert Grassland to Cropland30:31 – The Football Field Analogy: Class 1 Soils37:00 – Ruminants Converting Inedible Biomass to Human Food52:00 – Obesity Associated with Poverty1:07:00 – Animal Source Food and Economic Prosperity1:15:05 – The Grassroots Low-Carb Movement and 10% Tipping Point1:30:00 – Personal Stories: Reversing Diabetes Through Diet1:43:05 – Using AI and Large Language Models for Research1:52:11 – Obesity and Poverty: Gary Taubes' Key Insight1:55:42 – Ecosystem Services: Fire Management and Wildlife2:00:01 – Agricultural Biomass is Not Human Edible2:05:51 – Animal Source Food Demand by 20502:30:00 – Historical Medical Views on Meat3:01:14 – Malnutrition: 30-35 Million Deaths, $6.5 Trillion Cost3:02:03 – Red Meat and Cancer: Epidemiological Evidence3:04:40 – Hyperinsulinemia and Insulin Resistance3:07:53 – The Ruminant Revolution: Energy Transition Fund Redirection3:12:55 – Personal Story: A1C Over 11 to Diabetes Removed3:15:35 – The 10% Rule and Paradigm Shifts3:41:00 – Grass-Fed vs. Grain-Fed Beef3:42:20 – Avoiding Unnecessary Barriers to Adoption3:45:05 – The Greenland Paradox3:51:23 – Animal Rights vs. Animal Welfare3:53:23 – Separating Suffering from Mortality4:00:00 – Where to Find Peter#FeldmanProtocol #PeterBallerstedt #AnimalAgriculture #RegenerativeAgriculture #RuminantNutrition #LowCarb #KetoMedicine #Agronomy #ClimateChange #SustainableAgriculture #GrasslandEcosystems #MetabolicHealth #AnimalWelfare #GaryTaubes #DietaryGuidelines #FoodSystems #Malnutrition #SoilHealth #GrassFed #DaveFeldman
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Dave Feldman hosts the Feldman Protocol, a long form, in-person podcast largely covering science, nutrition, and technology – with a lot of personal stories, interests and pop culture mixed in.
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