I could basically, within two weeks, turn you into an almost-diabetic by sleep depriving you. Dr. Peter Attia. So theyve either died a cognitive death which is to say their minds have become so dull that theyre really not able to be the people they wanted to be [or] their body has broken down so much that the things that once gave them so much joy, theyre deprived of or emotionally theyve become depressed. With over 50 million episodes downloaded, it features topics including exercise, nutritional biochemistry, cardiovascular disease, Alzheimers disease, cancer, mental health, and much more. All contents Freakonomics. Do you recognize that in yourself? Studying studies: relative risk vs. absolute risk. Thats actually a billion dollar question. His unique spectrum of experience, relentless obsession over details, and ability to translate the cutting edge of science into something the rest of us can use is invaluable., Ive always been fascinated with medicine. And for that, Dr. Peter recommended therapy. So I went, three days and just had water. Kudos to @SnoozyWeiss. Whats the latest we should eat before going to bed? Thanks for listening. Also, I had a big fight with one of the physicians at Hopkins whos super respected and amazingly prominent. Dont just listen to people say stuff you agree with. The Buddha said, To keep the body in good health is a duty otherwise we shall not be able to keep the mind strong and clear. And Tony Robbins said, The human body is the best picture of the human soul.. When we eat, our bodies naturally raise our temperature its just part of the digestion process. Youre listening toPeople I (Mostly) Admire with Steve Levitt, and his conversation with physician and scientist Peter Attia. Part 1. What Happened To Peter Attia. Peter Attia is a Canadian-born doctor who focuses on the science of longevity. So, I think it puts N.I.H. But it also comes with letting go of a bunch of stuff, too. There is no evidence that the unique glucotype characterized by CGM differentially predicts outcomes compared to traditional metrics of glucose dysregulation; There is only weak evidence that glucose dysregulation as measured by OGTT, HbA1c, etc. A surgeon who developed metabolic syndrome himself despite the fact that he ate well and exercised often, Attia realized that our understanding of these important health issues may not actually be correct. Maybe it was partly the placebo effect of all your happy stories about it. When we think of extending our lifespans, we think a lot about our physical health how well our bodies function. What type of a person is going to be safe in what type of an environment to go back to work? And the ability to quit or not quit becomes a very high-water mark to separate those people out. LEVITT: Yeah. Steve LEVITT: It is such a pleasure to be talking today with my good friend Peter Attia, physician, endurance athlete, longevity expert, podcaster. And they mightve spent the last 20 of those years in an unbelievable state of misery. A SIXTEEN-ARTICLE POWERBOMB. Peter ATTIA: If Im proudest of anything Ive done in my life, its that every time Ive made a change that has looked really stupid, Ive always been able to think that its okay, because Im going to be 60 one day. But we just have to know what were doing it for and what matters. Because what youre basically saying is: whats the dose? But its crazy. And you might say, Well, gosh, thats a lot of money. But in the scope of things, thats a trivial sum of money, if we could actually know that this much fasting could extend not just life, but improve quality of life that much. The first two are simple: Diet and exercise. Incredible evidence in how it prevents neurodegeneration and basically all forms of chronic disease. He attended Stanford University School of Medicine, where he received his M.D. If anything, I might even be more concerned with sugar, especially in its liquid form. And I think most people do find a lot of benefit from it. If you just landed here, feel free to make a post about who you are, why you listen, and what you love . And it was very uncomfortable. [3], Peter Attia was born on 19 March 1973 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. And you would say, Peter, those seem really easy, and youd be right as a 37-year-old stud, but the point is most 60 year olds couldnt do them. . Taubes and his cofounder,. I would run between five and 13 miles each morning. We talk once every six months or four months. So in the spirit of you changing your mind, Id love to just toss out a couple of topics and you tell me whats your current thinking on them? Saturated fat and dieta postprandial triglyceridemia is associated with cardiovascular disease risk, Why lose weight to prevent covid-19 is an inappropriate and harmful message for health influencers to be sending, Mainstream, popular health gurus peddle ineffective, dangerous, and costly products that degrade physical and financial health, Why I question the objectivity of low-carb pioneers Stephen Phinney and Jeff Volek. LEVITT: Yeah, absolutely. So I think its a problem thats sub one hundred million dollars. After medical school, Attia spent five years at the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland as a general surgery resident. Our lifespan is the amount of time we live, and it is steadily growing longer. The problem is that we may be living longer, but were living with chronic health conditions that significantly lower our quality of life. Of course, this is now a very hot topic today. And then the evening would be going to the gym for sparring. Residency didnt seem very merit-based. So if you have defective cells, you dont want those guys going around replicating, making cancer cells and things like that. ATTIA: I mean, if Im going to be critical, its not what we did in the first moment. [10][11] He was one of the speakers at TEDMED 2013.[12][13]. And when I was applying for my first grant, I went to the senior people around the M.I.T. The other two preventions, however, might surprise you, If I just took 20 guys like you and took them from eight hours a night to four hours a night for two weeks and then did these glucose tolerance tests, I could reduce [their] glucose disposal by 50%. Sign up (free) to receive the5 Tactics in My Longevity Toolkit delivered by email as a 5-day course,my weeklynewsletter, and newpodcast announcements. And at the time, what they said I dont know if they still say it was that if you just limit yourself to something like three hours of sleep, you get used to it and your body adjusts to it. that was typically done by putting your finger in the air and looking at which way the wind blows. This mask versus that mask? department where I was, and I said, I have three new projects; Im going to put into my proposal., They said, No, you got it totally wrong. Dr. Attia believes we must replace this outdated framework with a personalized, proactive strategy for longevity, one where we take action now, rather than waiting. So when you contrast living to 70 [and] spending 20 years in misery versus living to 75 with maybe two years in misery, it just doesnt even strike me as a trade-off. . And armed with your Nicorette gum, I figured, Look, this is going to be perfect. Prior to that, in 1996, he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mathematics from Queen's University. Hes really it makes me hopeful that I got some of those genes, that I can have a shot at some of that too. degrees in mechanical engineering and applied mathematics. @bariweiss. But I have to say, hes also completely, totally insane. And then I would go to the gym and do an hour workout before that was mostly rowing machine and skipping. He also receives speaking honorariums from organizations, including hospitals and health-related businesses, when he is asked to speak on longevity, metabolic-related topics, athletic performance, and his personal experience working in medicine. Now hes a physician focused on the science of longevity. If anybody knew how bad I was at this, it would be embarrassing., Ill give you one example. My Centenarian Olympics has 18 events in it. It quickly raised more than $40 million from big-name donors to facilitate expensive, high-risk studies intended to illuminate the root causes of obesity. So, if we can stop eating a few hours before bedtime, well get better sleep, our bodies will process the glucose we consume, and we can avoid Type 2 diabetes. Then theres the physical piece your muscle mass function, ability to move, freedom from pain, all of those things. In fact, our conversation was so fascinating, that I decided to split it into two episodes! Something about that fructose molecule is really problematic. And so its okay to be an engineer and then to be a surgeon and then to be a McKinsey guy and then to be a nutrition guy and then to be a this guy and a that guy. Welcome toPeople I (Mostly) Admirewith Steve Levitt. ATTIA: I think without a step-function change in our technology and our understanding of science, it probably depends on how bad they are to begin with. We can be reached at radio@freakonomics.com. This episode is informative, and I know youll get a lot of value from it. [5] He spent two years at the National Cancer Institute (NCI) at National Institutes of Health (NIH), in Bethesda, Maryland as a surgical oncology fellow under Steven Rosenberg. Hes one of the most intelligent, curious, compassionate people Ive ever met. Theres one disease, which is not really thought of as a disease, but I think of it as a continuum that is the foundation upon which all of those sit. So, nicotine leads to the up-regulation of an enzyme I wont bother to name that is beneficial to how the muscles can utilize fat for energy and how the fat cells refrain from just taking more fat in as storage. Were you a good fighter? Its great to live until youre 90 or 100 years old, but if you spend the last 20 or 30 years in so much pain or with a neurodegenerative disease like Alzheimers, youre not really enjoying those last few decades. Airplane versus subway? Its about exercising intentionally. Both of them are funded by the Arnold Foundation, with substantial ties to animal agriculture industry lobbying. If you want bread, eat the bread that has no sugar. ATTIA: I think you might be confusing a bit of its benefit with that of caffeine. Its just so hard to quit stuff. But I still stand by the benefits of nicotine. But I loved the benefits of nicotine.. He is an ultra-endurance athlete, compulsive self-experimenter, and one of the most fascinating human beings I know. So I abandoned that one on my own. In addition to training at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Dr. Peter also spent two years at the National Institutes of Health as a surgical oncology fellow at the National Cancer Institute, where his research focused on immune-based therapies for melanoma. And theres this have you seen this thing called Mystery Science Theater 3000? And to me, we want to minimize that gap, right? Dr. Peter trained for five years at the, in general surgery, where he was the recipient of several prestigious awards, including Resident of the Year. Hes spent the last few years being mentored by the top medical scientists and now hosts. I really enjoy his take on things, his clarity, the brilliant guests he has on, and how out of my depth he is.. People I (Mostly) Admire is part of the Freakonomics Radio Network, and is produced by Freakonomics Radio and Stitcher. I just didnt care if I was alive or dead, even though I wasnt even particularly tired. Ive known Peter for 10 years. You went to McKinsey. And we differentiate that form from the one that we evolved with by calling it nutritional ketosis. So they think that you can show them something you havent done when youre done. He lives in Austin, Texas with his wife and three kids. And thats important, but just as important is our mental health. ATTIA: No. Dr. Peter Attia is a physician focusing on the applied science of longevity. Its easy to be an armchair quarterback, but its still hard for me to realize why we didnt make a greater effort to ramp up testing quicker. ATTIA: I did. ABOUT DR. PETER ATTIA. His practice deals extensively with nutritional interventions, exercise physiology, sleep physiology, emotional and mental health, and pharmacology to increase lifespan (delay the onset of chronic disease) while simultaneously improving healthspan (quality of life). So I just generally say try not to eat too much before bed. Freakonomics is a registered service mark of Renbud Radio, LLC. Including a link to relevant content is permitted, but comments should be relevant to the post topic. Dr. Peter Attia is a medical doctor specializing in health, longevity and preventive medicine. We certainly didnt learn anything about it in med school. But a quick 20-minute power nap is no big deal! My Centenarian Olympics has 18 events in it. Our staff also includes Alison Craiglow, Greg Rippin, and Corinne Wallace; our intern is Emma Tyrrell. ATTIA: I dont know. The short answer is, its never been deemed interesting enough to do the studies, which is great news to me, because Im 100 percent convinced this is a knowable set of answers, but someone just has to do the research. And lets be honest. I am responding to this post because: a) Peter's post made it into my message [] It comes from this place of, Im not good enough. My med school was at Stanford. Last week, Peter Attia wrote a criticism of Game Changers, where he presented the argument (long repeated him) that nutritional epidemiology is fundamentally flawed. I think I probably spent too many years ignoring things that shouldnt have been ignored. The Canadian-American physician trained at the Johns Hopkins Hospital in general surgery for 5 years and won a number of prestigious awards, including "Resident of the Year."Currently, he hosts a weekly, deep-dive podcast called The Drive. And so for six months, Ive been doing something that was probably a really bad idea as well. ATTIA: It was hard, actually. I basically had the worst headache of my life for the next three months. Now, whether its another SARS coronavirus or an influenza virus or another virus, I dont know. I mean, I probably wish I had been a bit more introspective a bit sooner. And then at lunch we would go to the University of Toronto I grew up in Toronto so wed go to University of Torontos weight room and do our really heavy lifting. LEVITT: Thats been my reaction exactly, is, the answer to every one of the questions you just posed is completely and totally knowable. You got to do it.. And this mutation actually is what saved our species, because if we didnt have the ability to go to a cold place like Europe and get fat in the fall by eating all of the fructose-rich berries, we wouldnt have survived the winters. It turns out that our bodies perform a lot of glucose disposal when we sleep, so sleep is incredibly important for preventing glucose from building up in our bloodstreams. Its the common factor behind all three biggest causes of death Type 2 diabetes. Its our inability to get smarter as we went along. Marion Nestle notes the Arnold's working relationship with a National Restaurant Association and the National Cattlemen's Beef Association consultant. Dr. Peter Attia and Dr. Andrew Huberman discuss the best exercises for health and longevity.Dr. And to me, we want to minimize that gap, right? Non-lame, weekly emails on thelatest strategies and tacticsfor increasing your lifespan, healthspan, and well-being (plus new podcast announcements). It also has a significant effect in terms of fat oxidation. Right? TheDriveis hosted by Dr. Peter Attia, a Stanford/Johns Hopkins/NIH-trained physician focusing on the applied science of longevity, the extension of human life, and well-being. Poor, poor waitress. Peter Attia is among the most brilliant people I've ever met, and he's succeeded in packing a life's worth of insights into this book. I could basically, within two weeks, turn you into an almost-diabetic by sleep depriving you. , Almost anything youre going to eat is going to come with something thats going to slightly raise your temperature. What outcome data are there to show that going above 140 mg/dL in a normal glucose excursion is harmful? But I also think it wasnt that hard because I think that the life I was living was untenable. Thats the problem that Dr. Peter and other doctors like him are trying to solve. Meet Peter Attia, the Longevity Doctor That Detected Chris Hemsworth's "Biggest Fear" An Alzheimer's gene threatens the actor's healthspan, but Attia has a plan to fight back. But the point is, without making these proactive changes, they mightve lived only until 70. Where did this insecurity come from? Physician. I mean, God, sometimes I hear stories like that and I just Im so embarrassed. But not too far behind it is cancer. Dr. Peter earned his M.D. The first two are simple: Diet and exercise. And then you have to have a third project, which is like 75 percent done. And so I want to challenge you to do that. And so it might be that its the rigidity of thought that is really the biggest problem. Do you have specific parenting advice that you would dole out? Workout and Diet. To listen ad-free, subscribe to Stitcher Premium. Have any hacks how to do? So I think when you say sugar, what you mean is added sugar. So I was probably averaging 28 hours of sleep a week when I was in residency. If were going to take Tylenol, we know the dose. in mechanical engineering and applied mathematics. Attia speaks at the Ancestral Health Symposium in 2013, "A Manhattan Project To End The Obesity Epidemic", "Is it what we eat? ATTIA: Yeah, but you have to remember, I mean, the N.I.H. In fact, our conversation was so fascinating, that I decided to split it into two episodes! Peter Attia: "I Definitely Lost a Lot of IQ Points That Day" He's been an engineer, a surgeon, a management consultant, and even a boxer. is who Id want for my doctor. But I get a little bit worried that I dont know how to prepare them for a world that I dont understand. His practice deals extensively with nutritional interventions, exercise physiology, sleep physiology, emotional and mental health, and pharmacology to increase lifespan (delay the onset of chronic disease) while simultaneously improving healthspan (quality of life). And senescent cells basically send out these really nasty inflammatory signals to other cells that basically age them. So autophagy is a very important process for preventing cancer. And the more adenosine you accumulate, the more you fatigue. Right? And that work ethic came from this belief that I actually dont think is that healthy. So, if we can turn off the phones well before bedtime, well find it a lot easier to fall asleep. I might as well be 60 doing what it is I love at the time Im 60, as opposed to what I should be doing because I trained for it for all these other times. By Sydney Bueckert, NASM CPT, CES, FNS, GPT November 23, 2022 Additionally, Dr. Peter is an advisor to and/or investor in the following companies: Virta Health, Hu Kitchen, Oura Health Oy, Magic Spoon Cereal, Inevitable Ventures, Salutoceuticals, Dexcom, and Supercast. I mean, there is, to me, no upside in outliving everyone that matters to you. Autophagy is, as its name implies auto is self, phagy is eating so its when these cells eat themselves. He is licensed in Texas (S8803), California (A96452), and New York (281406-1). Comments including unnecessary profanity will be deleted. And I had all the time in the world. Its a very expensive study for one year. LEVITT: Yes, so you gave me some Nicorette gum, and Ive never really smoked. So the other night here is a funny story, because it will come across that my daughter lives a tortured life she really does enjoy this stuff. The other two preventions, however, might surprise you. LEVITT: And did you actually do a lot of fights? What things are attributing to bad sleeping patterns. Stay tuned for Wednesdays episode Part 2 of my interview with Dr. Peter Attia! So theyve either died a cognitive death which is to say their minds have become so dull that theyre really not able to be the people they wanted to be [or] their body has broken down so much that the things that once gave them so much joy, theyre deprived of or emotionally theyve become depressed. So how about nicotine? And I think its the perfect model, which is: let the government come in when its been de-risked. And while learning to manage stress and overcome trauma may not be the only thing it takes to prevent Type 2 diabetes, it will definitely increase your odds of staying healthy longer. LEVITT: So the goal was that you wanted immediate feedback on what was going on inside your body as you did these extreme workouts that you were prone to do. Dr. Peter is the perfect person to talk to about health and longevity, and Im excited to have him on. So, the other night, Olivias like, Daddy, lets watch a movie. And were like, all right. Learn more at microsoft.com/teams, The Buddha said, To keep the body in good health is a duty otherwise we shall not be able to keep the mind strong and clear. And, said, The human body is the best picture of the human soul., My guest today is physician Dr. Peter Attia. It promises to be one of the most important books you'll ever read." Steven D. Levitt, New York Times bestselling author of Freakonomics "In Outlive, Peter Attia explores the science of not just . Im actually going to tuck them underneath my lip like chewing tobacco and let it just ease out and keep me going.. Glucose is such an important molecule for energy that if we were to go more than about a day and a half without eating, we would begin rapidly destroying our muscle mass in an effort to produce enough glucose to satisfy our brain, which would further impair our ability to forage for food. So it might be another totally new way to tap benefit above and beyond the nighttime sleep. LEVITT: All right, so lets talk about your very unusual background. In other words we have to learn how to manage the causes of stress and anxiety in our lives. A look at the effort to figure out why we're fat", "What Makes You So Smart, Peter Attia? Steve, we should have you take the Epworth Sleep Survey. And in the end, it was true that I was no more tired than I was in general, but I completely lost my will to live. And the more I learned, frankly, the less I agreed with him. Continuous glucose monitoring for non-diabetics: A scientifically critical FAQ. And then I was going to Netflix to find it. And then, of course, this third piece, which is the emotional resilience and the ability to maintain a tolerance around distress. Dr. Peter Attia. I also had an additional conversation with Kevin Hall, PhD, one of the key researchers NuSI . Too often, it intervenes with treatments too late to help, prolonging lifespan at the expense of healthspan, or quality of life. 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