Generative Energy Podcast

Georgi Dinkov, an expert in Vitamin E, Cancer, Thyroid, Sugar, and Aspirin, discusses a range of interesting topics including the role of high metabolism in health, challenging the genetic cause of depression, the effects of EMF on living organisms, regeneration of beta cells, remedies for histamine intolerance and dry mouth, and the effectiveness of blue light in killing bacteria.

00:00 - Music 04:42 - Introduction 06:22 - Kyle's brief background 07:36 - Defining of terms (e.g., zero-carb, carnivore, raw primal) 08:53 - Danny's motivation for talking to Kyle 10:25 - Super chats donated to Ray Peat and please block people in the chat if they're bugging you 11:10 - Kyle's background proper 19:26 - The raw paleo forum and eating raw meat 23:06 - When Kyle met Lex Rooker: https://zerocarbzen.com/2016/05/04/lex-rooker-the-unique-healing-power-of-an-all-raw-zero-carb-diet/ 26:50 - Kyle's work with The Ancestral Health Symposium 29:20 - Mamounis, Kyle J. (2017) "The Dangers of Fat Metabolism and PUFA: Why You Don’t Want to be a Fat Burner," Journal of Evolution and Health: Vol. 2: Iss. 1, Article 9. https://jevohealth.com/journal/vol2/iss1/9/ 29:45 - Kyle's transition away from the low-carb worldview 34:55 - Vindicating sugar for the historical record 27:23 - Danny's struggle with cognitive dissonance on the pro-obesity effects of sugar 40:15 - Who's more "scientific" carnivores or vegans? 44:20 - Entering the fat burning state 51:20 - Gluconeogenesis - "For non-ketotic low carb dieting, this energy substrate production may account for much of the observed weight loss; the process of gluconeogenesis from amino acids costs approximately 33% of the energy obtained in the oxidation of the resulting glucose [12]. Additionally, if the saturable urea system [13] is overwhelmed by amino acid derived ammonia, symptoms of hyperammonemia, or “rabbit starvation,” follow [14]. Even at a subclinical level, greater ammonia is a burden on kidney nephrons [15,16]." Mamounis, K.J. The Dangers of Fat Metabolism and PUFA: Why You Don’t Want to be a Fat Burner. Journal of Evolution and Health 2017 55:45 - Kyle's experience on forums ('sometimes the most immature voices are the loudest') 59:20 - Danny thinks "extreme" diets can be motivated by the stress of an unsolved problem 01:00:45 - The long-term physiology associated with fat burning (reduced carbon dioxide) 01:12:10 - Vitamin K is used in proportion to the concentration of carbon dioxide 01:15:40 - Using a preferred nutritional idea to justify any physiological event as positive 01:20:20 - Carbon dioxide regulates the ion and water concentration inside and outside the cell 01:22:28 - Active thyroid hormone (T3), carbon dioxide, temperature, and pulse  01:23:26 - Is low thyroid good for longevity ("rate of living theory")? 01:27:19 - Stress-induced "insulin resistance" 01:32:03 - Low-carb metabolism is a "remix" of starvation and diabetes 01:33:35 - PUFA is a mitochondrial toxin that is stored in a person's tissues 01:36:35 - Are the "essential" fatty acids essential? 01:41:00 - Question: what are practical ways to deplete the body of PUFA? 01:44:29 - Question: what are your views on fasting and autophagy? 01:48:24 - Question: what is your view on hormesis? 01:54:54 - Question: what is your view on dairy? 01:56:53 - Question: how can you reverse insulin resistance? 01:59:56 - Question: what do you think about ketogenic/carnivore success stories? 02:07:00 - Question: what is Kyle's food/supplement routine at the moment? 02:12:33  - Question: what do you think about the sodium/potassium cellular pump idea?

Georgi Dinkov, with a background in low carb/Paleo, discusses thyroid, CO2, redox balance, and stress. They highlight the interdependence of energy and structure in functional disorders. The podcast explores the impact of polyunsaturated fatty acids, the synthesis of serotonin, and the rise in illnesses among young people. They also discuss the benefits of metalline blue and vitamin B1, the effects of saturated fat, and strategies for mitigating the negative impacts of night shifts on health.