Dr. Max Gulhane is a General Practice registrar with an interest in lifestyle medicine, metabolic disease reversal, pre-pregnancy nutrition and circadian health. He graduated University of Melbourne as a Doctor of Medicine/Master of Public Health in 2018 after completing a Bachelor of Science (Hons) at the University of Queensland in 2013.
Dr. Gulhane worked in general medicine and emergency medicine before moving to Albury in 2023 to work and study with Dr. Robert Szabo at the Gardens Medical Group. He hosts the Regenerative Health Podcast where he interviews lifestyle doctors, scientists and regenerative farmers. He views well-raised animal foods as a key facet of human nutrition and human health.
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29 responses to “Dr. Max Gulhane – ‘Animal fats and seed oils: the Good, the Bad, the Ugly’”
Dr. Max Gulhane is the good, I suppose
Nope, it’s the animal fats obviously.
Joe Brandon says frosted flakes are healthier than eggs and chicken 😂😂😂
This is a very good talk on how seed oils became to be and why they are a health catastrophe. A horrifying tale of greed mixed with ego combined with terrible science.
Seed oils are healthy
This is awesome! Thanks low carb down under 🎉❤❤
Well presented. Thank you Dr. Gulhane!
Thanks for watching Ken 👍
We’re living Wally the Movie. Not an adaptation, but rather a design from the beginning.
Palm oil is natural.
Palm Oil May not be a sin on it’s own but….. in Indonesia it’s wiped out 90% of the valuable forest, and there was a lot of it. Along with the animals and birds in it. This is the same in India. Take a look at the hundred or more chemicals now that palm oil is added to. Please.
Palm oil has the fatty acids in the wrong position for humans on the triglycerides (1+3 vs 2).
@lohphat Mercury is fine as long as it comes with enough selenium.
I used to live in Malaysia. I am quite familiar with palm oil plantations. Palm oil is a fruit oil. Palm kernel oil is a seed oil. They are not the same. Palm oil is like olive oil, the fruit is crushed. The huge pods smell horrible. The plantations were full of rats eating the fruit, and cobras from India to control the rats.
Palm oil is natural, yes. So what? Viper venom is also natural, should we start to consume it?
That was a great talk on the history and chemistry of seed oils and how they are not appropriate in the human diet. Thank you Dr Max 👍
Thanks Phillip!
I’ve only cooked with animal fats for years and have completely lost the taste for plant oils.
Handle seed oil in its place.
Eat walnuts. Contains seed oil, because that’s a seed of a walnut tree. But don’t try to get the oil out of that seed and cook/fry with it.
Just eat walnuts.
Walnuts are great fasting foods at he end of winter. Fast period of the year. Promotes autophagy.
That’s why here in Europe all the properties in willages have (had) walnut trees. All of them. People ate walnuts in wintertime, every year.
(sry ’bout my bad English)
2:30 That was AHA moments – that we were so high on the food chain, and that our intestines are so different.
I didn’t understand if even eating large quantities of seeds is bad (sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, etc.).
Thanks
Great lecture. Perhaps repeat the questions audience ask or give them a microphone. I see the subtitles . Not all viewers have English as first language and this message is so important.
Love this ❤thanks
Good lecture. Enjoyed the talk.
A great presentation, it was a pleasure to be there in person!
Good on ya doc, good talk. I’ll be watching this agian. Animal fats where possible. No carbs and absolutely no sugars. What people never seem to realize is that vegetables are made of sugars.
Brilliant!
Very informative, Goodonya Dr. Gulhane
Unfortunately I see see big crowds saying “Woaah!” when the presenter says “It’s Lard!”. It’s deep embedded in people’s brains that saturated fat is bad.