BNC#5: "By evolution or creation, humans were designed to eat fat and protein" – Prof. Tim Noakes

Professor Tim Noakes' presentation at the BizNews Conference in March detailed the failures of medical science and the imitation scientists who fervently serve at the behest of "The Science". Noakes' grasp of the complexities of the ongoing yet unseen pandemics of diabetes and obesity, among other equally critical matters, exemplified a perfect marriage between incontrovertible comprehension and the kind of simplicity only critical thought and accuracy could inform. Albert Einstein would have applauded and thanked Noakes for demonstrating the degree of understanding referred to in one of his prolific quotes: If you can't explain it to a six-year-old, you don't understand it yourself."

TIMESTAMPS.

00:00 Tim Noakes on purported incidences of people dying after cutting out carbohydrates and how he deals with this kind of criticism
01:48 On the number of books he reads and owns
02:10 On human beings have evolved to eat fat and protein
04:33 How the reason the low-carb diet took off the way it has
04:59 The history behind the term 'banting.'
08:27 On disproving the "immortal marathon runners hypothesis
08:55 On academic funding switching from government to industry in the 1980s and how this has compromised scientific integrity
11:28 On the link between insulin resistance and mental disorders
13:54 On the misconceptions around and demonisation of cholesterol
15:37 On food addiction and its role as a primary obstacle to the prevention of diabetes reversal
17:27 The backstory behind insulin injections being used to treat diabetes
19:42 On the significance of the microbiome and gut bacteria, particularly their effect on overall health, being overlooked