

#817 Health Advice That Goes Against Everything You Know ft. Jay Feldman
Jul 24, 2025
Jay Feldman, a health coach and independent researcher, challenges conventional wisdom on nutrition and metabolism. He argues that the common mantra of 'eat less, exercise more' is misleading and offers a bioenergetic perspective on health. Feldman reveals the negative impact of polyunsaturated fatty acids on cellular health and debunks common dietary myths. He advocates for nutrient-dense foods and emphasizes the importance of gut health for energy. This insightful conversation delivers fresh ideas on how to fuel your life effectively.
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Myth of Eat Less, Exercise More
- The "eat less, exercise more" approach ignores metabolism's complexity and sustainability issues.
- Our bodies respond to restriction by lowering metabolism and conserving energy, causing weight regain.
Choose Easy-to-Digest Foods
- Favor easily digestible foods like fruits, root vegetables, meat, seafood, and dairy for better metabolism.
- Avoid raw vegetables, grains, legumes, and seeds as they feed harmful gut bacteria and produce toxins.
PUFAs Harm Mitochondrial Health
- Polyunsaturated fats (PUFAs) from seed oils are fragile and prone to damage, harming mitochondria and energy efficiency.
- High PUFA intake correlates with inflammation, chronic diseases, and accelerated aging due to inefficient energy production.