And you were like, Whats that? And I was like, Oh, I chew Nicorette gum. And you asked me if I was a smoker. So shes like, lets watch M.S.T.3.K. ATTIA: I actually this is probably one that has changed less than most in the past decade. 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. I lived in Boston. Right? So I think when you say sugar, what you mean is added sugar. 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 . And so I do I think death is a very important part of the carbon cycle. Readdressing Dietary Guidelines - Dr. Peter Attia. Born: 1973. Right? ATTIA: I dont know. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. What the three main pieces of our healthspan are. And I religiously do whatever you tell me to do. And so I want to challenge you to do that. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Available for pre-order everywhere books are sold. LEVITT: No, it was when I worked in consulting. All of the music you heard on this show was composed by Luis Guerra. If it says its got sugar in it, eat a different version. LEVITT: Yeah, I mean, youve listed a bunch of things that we would want to know the answers to that we dont know the answers to. Lets watch this thing instead. And shes like, Who is this guy? And I said, Look, I dont agree with half the things this guy says, but he is categorically one of the smartest dudes ever. ATTIA: With white bread, theres another problem which is you might get five or six grams of sugar in it. One half of all Americans are on that spectrum. , So how can we combat Type 2 diabetes? Peter Attia talks with Steve Levitt about the problem with immortality, whats missing from our Covid response, and why nicotine is underrated. Im sure anyone who did something at a high level, whether it be playing the piano or doing anything, once theyre so far past their prime, they look back and go, I dont think I appreciated what it took to get there.. So they think that you can show them something you havent done when youre done. Which doesnt necessarily undo or undermine the results of that. So the other thing we always want to be optimizing around is how much fiber can you get? LEVITT: You have given a lot of advice already about nutrition and health. And I think most people do find a lot of benefit from it. LEVITT: And did you actually do a lot of fights? But I also think it wasnt that hard because I think that the life I was living was untenable. 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. He is of Coptic Egyptian descent. And then youd just be guaranteed to get N.S.F. In other words we have to learn how to manage the causes of stress and anxiety in our lives. So I was probably averaging 28 hours of sleep a week when I was in residency. You remember what Im talking about? It was really an interesting thing to watch. When we eat, our bodies naturally raise our temperature its just part of the digestion process. Peter Attia, M.D. pick up the tab to really finish it, because this is a multi-year experiment. The biggest risk, by the way, is probably mass vaccination. My 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 that ketone was a substitute fuel for glucose and for fat. And honestly, one of the least predictable and most intelligent people Ive ever met. Dr. Attia is medical doctor who focuses on the science behind living a longer, healthier life. 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. What things are attributing to bad sleeping patterns. Comments requesting medical advice will not be responded to, as I am not legally permitted to practice medicine over the internet. I want to be able to hop over a three-foot fence. Autophagy is, as its name implies auto is self, phagy is eating so its when these cells eat themselves. Dr. Peter earned his M.D. I could barely turn my head. Lets dive in! And maybe I would also say how ineffective our medical system has been more generally with Covid. Where did this drive come from? Weve developed treatments for all kinds of conditions from acne to cancer, and weve greatly expanded our lifespans. that was typically done by putting your finger in the air and looking at which way the wind blows. So I dont really chew it that much anymore, just out of sheer laziness. Learn how to live longer, be healthier, and optimize your performance. ATTIA: I mean, look, Steve, that is a million dollar question. And thats when I stopped my experiment. 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.. is who Id want for my doctor. Peter Attia (born 19 March 1973) is a Canadian-American physician known for his medical practice that focuses on the science of longevity. Including a link to relevant content is permitted, but comments should be relevant to the post topic. Dr. Peter Attia received his medical degree from Stanford University in 2001. So I just generally say try not to eat too much before bed. Why didn't you address what Nina has brought up? And I missed that routine once in four years. So thats how I ended up at McKinsey. I think they often get confounded. And you say, I die.. But the muscles could use it. And during all of this intentional exercise, Dr. Peter has one thing in mind: his Centenarian Olympics. Youll be able to read more about this in Dr. Peters book when it comes out, but for now, I can tell you that the Centenarian Olympics is a series of activities that Dr. Peter wants to be able to do when he turns 100. 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. I mean, there is, to me, no upside in outliving everyone that matters to you. I hope you loved this episode as much as I did. They have to basically show every year that theres an R.O.I. [6] As his residency drew to a close, Attia joined the consulting firm McKinsey & Company in the Palo Alto office as a member of the Corporate Risk Practice and Healthcare Practice. is part of the Freakonomics Radio Network, and is produced by, and Stitcher. And theres days when that really hurts. We certainly didnt learn anything about it in med school. But theres a lot of new research coming out among economists, of all people, thats starting to flag the importance of sleep. LEVITT: And then you became obsessed with nutrition. 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. This is a tragedy. There are a ton of different types of therapy you can get into, but the end-goal is the same. It showed I had cerebral contusions. And we might have to take a closer look at your sleep habits. Peter Attia is the host of The Drive podcast and is a world e. It turns out that food has a huge effect on our bodies ability to sleep, so we need to be careful about eating before bed. Without your financial help, this blog is in critical danger of not surviving. 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. Im actually going to tuck them underneath my lip like chewing tobacco and let it just ease out and keep me going.. And also, what hes going to talk about in this documentary is really complicated. LEVITT: Yeah, for sure. Whats so good about being in ketosis? LEVITT: And did that pay off when you went to surgery? But I just decided death would be welcome. Residency didnt seem very merit-based. Hes one of the most intelligent, curious, compassionate people Ive ever met. By reducing the amount of carbohydrates we consume and by exercising, we reduce the amount of glucose were consuming and increase our muscle so that when we, consume glucose, our bodies have somewhere to put it. So after college and before grad school. Im so grateful to him for taking the time to join me here on, Healthspan has three pieces, right? But heres the problem: Were living longer, but our quality of life is decreasing. So, for example, if the argument is that the people who are most disadvantaged genetically will have the greatest benefit from change, the number I talk about with patients is probably five to seven years. LEVITT: Thats intense. LEVITT: So can you talk about ketosis a little bit and what that means? But it needs to be that long nap because thats about the length of time it takes to go through the phases of sleep. HOMA-IR and frailty (same study as #3 linked twice); The studies that use OGTT do not establish that glucose variability above 140 mg/dL is important; None show that the high glucose itself is causal or that reducing it via diet will improve outcomes. Dr. Peter Attia is a physician focusing on the applied science of longevity. Aging often comes with significant physical problems that are increasingly tough to deal with. What did your day look like? And if people say to me, sometimes hey man, Give me one piece of dietary advice, Id be like, Just start reading labels. Lets talk a little bit about the difference between lifespan and healthspan because theres a really key distinction between them. Six feet versus two feet., And if you could now paint the boundary conditions of that universe with actual data, the next time a virus comes up, we would at least have boundary conditions to say, Oh, this virus looks most like this virus.. 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. But I have to say, hes also completely, totally insane. As an Amazon Associate, Freakonomics may earn commissions from qualifying purchases made through links on this site. A look at the effort to figure out why we're fat", "What Makes You So Smart, Peter Attia? LEVITT: And how much fasting does a person have to do to start getting those benefits? The purpose of comments on our site is to expand knowledge, engage in thoughtful discussion, and learn more from readers. But Im not the person thats actually going to do these studies. So I went, three days and just had water. Too often, it intervenes with treatments too late to help, prolonging lifespan at the expense of healthspan, or quality of life. And even if there were such data, what data are there that this harm is caused by the glucose itself? Despite the fact that he exercised and followed a healthy diet, in 2009, Attia was overweight and had started developingmetabolic syndrome, putting him at risk for type 2 diabetes, heart disease and stroke. LEVITT: Id love to talk with you about Covid, because I have been, myself, a little bit shocked at how ineffective our public policy has been on Covid. So you have this starvation ketosis, nutritional ketosis. This episode is informative, and I know youll get a lot of value from it. 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. What do you do daily to live a longer and healthier life? It was about 10 things. I am a physician focusing on the applied science of longevity. Sign up (free) to receive the5 Tactics in My Longevity Toolkit delivered by email as a 5-day course,my weeklynewsletter, and newpodcast announcements. So it turns out that if you deprive the body of glucose, the body still goes through that same process. degrees in mechanical engineering and applied mathematics. A SIXTEEN-ARTICLE POWERBOMB. I definitely had one horrible concussion. 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. Most organs could use it. 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. And they mightve spent the last 20 of those years in an unbelievable state of misery. [3] Career [ edit] Peter Attia was born on 19 March 1973 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. And so it might be that its the rigidity of thought that is really the biggest problem. Because what youre basically saying is: whats the dose? And that, to me, is where I get shocked at what Id call the failure of medicine in this dimension to provide us with the answers that, if we had known a lot more about other kinds of infectious diseases, we probably could have been a lot smarter. And to me, we want to minimize that gap, right? Dont just listen to people say stuff you agree with. But eating the quantities we do now, a mutation that we acquired many years ago starts to work against us. ATTIA: Well, I mean, I think it definitely has some cognitive-sharpening capacities. Its the common factor behind all three biggest causes of death Type 2 diabetes. And again fortunately, Olivias my oldest and shes 11. 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%. Which is: what are those people who cant quit also incapable of doing on a day to day basis, vis vis their very rigid view of, this is the way to do things versus not. And Im still generally a somewhat rigid person. That was painful to watch. And I hope thats the kind of lesson that I can reinforce, which is: youve got to become a good thinker. And just to be clear, Im just the guy who started it and who raises the money. ATTIA: Yeah, but you have to remember, I mean, the N.I.H. Welcome toPeople I (Mostly) Admirewith Steve Levitt. Peter Attia (born 19 March 1973) is a Canadian-American physician known for his medical practice that focuses on the science of longevity. He hosts the popular podcast The Tim Ferriss Show, movies depicting minor league hockey teams. As a result, you build up fat in your liver and glucose in your blood, and that can cause a wide variety of health problems. Youve decided that was a terrible idea. His post can be found here. He lives in Austin, Texas with his wife and three kids. 15. Prior to that, in 1996, he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mathematics from Queen's University. Dr. Peter is working hard to keep his body strong and healthy functioning even into old age. From 2012-2015, he . But I get a little bit worried that I dont know how to prepare them for a world that I dont understand. in mechanical engineering and applied mathematics. But not too far behind it is cancer. Explore the list of the most recommended book titles suggested by Peter Attia . How does our mental health affect our longevity? Workout and Diet. But nobody knows you even started doing it. While it's easy for me to say, I implore you to keep fighting back and never . And then we talk six months later, thats a distant memory for you. And tell us about the longest period of time you ever spent in ketosis. Almost anything youre going to eat is going to come with something thats going to slightly raise your temperature. LEVITT: So you love your children with a depth that is rare and I admire. And I came across this Noam Chomsky documentary. Thank you so much for joining me today! Dr. Peter trained for five years at the Johns Hopkins Hospital 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 The Drive, a weekly, deep-dive podcast focusing on maximizing longevity by working on physical, cognitive, and emotional health. LEVITT: And so why did you end up leaving surgery to go to McKinsey, of all places? And a guy who was one weight class above me and quite frankly, at that point, a better fighter I mean, he just landed a right cross on the side of my head that at the time, I didnt think anything of. Hes been an engineer, a surgeon, a management consultant, and even a boxer. And then take a little step further, and you reach neurodegenerative disease, of which Alzheimers disease is far and away the most common and also the most rapidly increasing. There are papers that have talked about and theorized that theres probably a 15-year extension that is plausible if everything is done right. As we get older, we may develop knee or hip problems, hearing or vision loss, or even memory problems. And in the meantime, if youre ready to learn how to live to be over 100 and prevent chronic diseases, join me on Episode 1,045 with Dr. Peter Attia! In fact, our conversation was so fascinating, that I decided to split it into two episodes! Thats the ultimate goal: To practice medicine and healthy living in such a way that we avoid encountering any kind of death before we have to. It started very early. [3], Peter Attia was born on 19 March 1973 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. We would like it such that, when you die, its really your first encounter with death of any form. Dr. Peter Attia. He remains unbiased and sticks to what the science indicates while also willing to experiment on himself. And it didnt take me long to realize: not a chance in hell, for that exact reason. 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. Peter Attia is a Canadian-born doctor who focuses on the science of longevity. Dr. Peter Attia is a medical doctor specializing in health, longevity and preventive medicine. But you should be in the habit of listening to people talk about stuff that you dont agree with. Dr. Peter focuses on the applied science of longevity, the extension of human life, and overall well-being. No, the short answer is, Im still trying to make sense of this as well. And its unfortunate that it was typically packaged with an otherwise horrible set of molecules in cigarettes. ATTIA: No. And white bread is generally depleted of anything of value. But I tried to build a mathematical model to address a problem in the I.C.U. Yesterday, I just finished a three-day fast. But when you consume too much glucose, your body cant use it. LEVITT: So youve devoted much of the last 10 years to understanding longevity better and the things that are under control of people in their behaviors. [8][9] Now, whether its another SARS coronavirus or an influenza virus or another virus, I dont know. , a weekly, deep-dive podcast focusing on maximizing longevity by working on physical, cognitive, and emotional health. Do you have specific parenting advice that you would dole out? I think most people do get a bit of a cognitive jolt from it. People Lists Series Gifts. Stay up-to-date on all our shows. So taking a bunch of people who have recovered and asking the question: what does their recovery tell us about their risk of subsequent infection relative to uninfected people? So I dont know that I really deserve any credit. . For one thing, we can avoid looking at our electronics before bed. Peter Attia, MD Intends To Win The Centenarian DecathlonHere's How August 2022 Huberman Lab Exercise, Nutrition, Hormones for Vitality & Longevity August 2022 Jocko Podcast Overcoming Stress, Sleep Deprivation, and the Darkness with Peter Attia January 2017 The Tim Ferriss Podcast Fasting, Metformin, Athletic Performance, and More (#398) Enjoy this content? [10][11] He was one of the speakers at TEDMED 2013.[12][13]. Its one of the three vetted sleep surveys that really can give us insight into your sleep. Now, in very low doses, which is what you would get if you were eating a piece of fruit, there is no problem in eating fructose. Then theres the physical piece your muscle mass function, ability to move, freedom from pain, all of those things. Lets dive in! But roughly how many years are we talking about of extended life, of maybe increased good years of life, would you guess that somebody who really puts their mind to it can buy through good behavior? I think its worth understanding that a little bit. And caffeine blocks that. And despite the fact that outside of the setting of a seminar, Nicorette had an incredible positive effect on me, I would literally fall asleep in two minutes in a seminar, despite the fact that I had the nicotine. LEVITT: I will say that youve taught me a lot and I never told you this before youre one of the few people on the planet whose opinion I trust so completely that when you tell me to do something, no matter how absurd it sounds, I do it. We can be reached at radio@freakonomics.com. By implication, it cannot be used to make nutrition recommendations. Theres days when I think technologys going to solve all of our problems. Who I am. So if you have defective cells, you dont want those guys going around replicating, making cancer cells and things like that. I really enjoy his take on things, his clarity, the brilliant guests he has on, and how out of my depth he is.. 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