Scientist Reacts to Tik Tok Nutrition Advice

Fact-checking Tik Tok videos on Nutrition, Weight Loss and Cholesterol.

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0:00 Tik Tok & Nutrition
1:23 7 tips for Gut Health
4:12 3 tips to lose belly fat
5:19 Best diet of 2023
6:39 Understanding Cholesterol
8:37 How I lost 32kg
9:20 Consistency & Intensity
10:04 My 1st impression of Tik Tok

[christophgadermaier]

If you want to branch out and increase your reach, who am I to judge you, but please do not decrease your attention to youtube; we really need you here

[SweetieQing]

Please stay with YouTube - as a general rule, I never watch tiktok

[ColdRunnerGWN]

I don't watch Tik Tok, but YT has it's own bunch of crazies. Glad there are people like you that actually provide good advice.

[thall]

You definitely somehow avoided the crazy stuff.

[d.bishop]

I don't use TicTok and likely never will. But from what I've heard about it, your style of thoughtful and rational analysis is sorely needed there, so maybe doing both is a good idea.

[WilliamRoscoe]

Congratulations on hitting 250K subscribers!
And kudos for not even mentioning it!

[lindz]

As someone with Crohns disease, I completely agree with you on fiber. Initially I had to go on a low fiber diet to get the inflammation down, once I did that, I could slowly introduce higher fiber foods.

[antwow]

Make all the Tik Tok content you want. But I’ll never see it. Love your channel and I recommend it to all my friends.

[earllemongrab]

Do both YT and TikTok. So you can reach more people!

[jason_goldberg]

Thanks Gill, I really appreciate your no nonsense presentation. I’ve learned a lot about health from your videos, but probably even more importantly, your videos have helped improve my critical thinking about the whole domain. Thanks for the great content.

[TheBertiebean]

Stay on YouTube please I'm not on Tik Tok and I need your sensible advice

[raissaferreira]

You should be on both platforms since each one has different profiles of people. Your content is amazing we need you everywhere ❤

[bellenesatan]

Thank you SO much for the captions! ❤ Your hard of hearing fans appreciate the work.

[leahcimrelbats]

I hope you stay on YouTube. I'm dealing with being 74 years old and have been watching a lot of health-related videos. I like your stuff, and I have never watched TikTok videos. Of course, I'm interested in videos tailored for senior citizens. Lots of younger folks on TikTok

[BobSmith-fxsz]

Scientists for years - "Eat more veg"
Everyone - "meh"

Social media guru - "Eat more veg"
Everyone - "OMG, YASS, so true!"

[archiespeller]

Love your channel man. You’re my go to guy for nutrition insights based on unbiased research. Fun to see you do a more casual format like this too.

[SableRain]

I think it would be great to see you on TikTok! Maybe something like highlights from your long form videos? I really, really love your long form videos, so I just hope it won't take away from that.

[michaelhenze]

Please stay here, my wife and I don't use TikTok.

[luisoncpp]

I don't plan to watch TikTok, but if you upload short videos in both Youtube and Tiktok, definitively I would watch them in Youtube.

[peteroffpist]

Yes even doctors need to follow what there young patients are into. Influencers are sometimes dangerous. Factchecks!