Dana White was warned that he had another ten years to live before he turned his life with the help of biologist Gary Brecka.
The UFC CEO is slightly less than six feet long, but had succeeded in balloon to more than 300 pounds while fighting with high blood pressure and a large number of other symptoms. Within the BMI scale, this marked him as particularly unhealthy, but he now looks like another man.
He attributes his drastic lifestyle change to Brecka and his 'superhuman protocol', which is covered cold, pemf -pads, red light therapy and oxygen therapy. Now Brecka has spoken with his side of the story in a rare interview with Fox Nation.
Gary Brecka opens the '10 years to live 'by Dana White', diagnosis
Dana White has never been shy to credit Gary Brecka for the drastic change in his health that he thought has saved his life. However, it is rare that we are told by the biologist ourselves in a long conversation.
He spoke with Sean Hannity about the Sean of Fox Nation and explained exactly how he came to his '10 years to live 'diagnosis. “This is the first time I can explain it in detail, so I wanted to take a bit of a deep dive,” he said.
“You actually take a number of years of medical records, 10 years, if you can get them – and you feed them in a model, and you also look at lifestyle factors. Then you try to all have the chance that someone will actually change their habits.
“The majority of the impact on their lifespan has to do with the fact whether they retain their same habits or change their habits … After the medical team looked at his laboratories and I had the chance to meet him.
“I didn't even go through his laboratories. I just sat down and I told him every symptom he experienced, which I knew he hadn't even shared with the outside world.
“Then I told him how it started, what it was like now and where it would be like in six months to a year, so that he would believe that the data I was looking at in the laboratory was his destination, which was very truthful.
“So we did a model and it was not as accurate as the models I did in the past because I had no access to the same software. But I – as accurately as possible – reconstructed his probabilistic model and told him, it's 10.4 years.”
When Brecka was asked by Hannity how White reacted to that news, he told the veteran -tv -guestheer that it “really rattled his cage”.
Dana White turned his life with great dietary change
White managed to drop 40 pounds with his new lifestyle and Brecka noted that he did not use drugs such as Ozempic to make it happen. Instead, he insists that a keto diet was better suited for the UFC boss, who took his advice completely on board.
“We put him on a ketogenic diet,” he explained. “I looked at what his body could turn into the usable form and what it was not possible. So for example, he had this unbridled high blood pressure and the doctors really couldn't find it because he had normal ECGs and EEGs, heart sounds and lung sounds.
“There was nothing wrong with his heart or cardiovascular system, in himself, but he had high blood pressure. So they just assumed that he inherited high blood pressure, which is a different form of nonsense, in my opinion.
“There are no genes that we pass on from generation to generation for hypertension. There are few, but they are rare. We usually pass lifestyle in generations, which can be changed. That is why your genes are not your destiny. Your environment and your lifestyle choices are your destination.
“He had one of the highest levels of homocysteine ​​that I had ever seen. So we put it on a simple amino acid so that his body could start metabolizing it called trimethylglycine and I don't say, if you now have hypertension, just go trimethylglycine.
“I have no permit to practice medication, so when he started taking this amino acid trimethylglycin, he started metabolizing homocysteine. While his homocysteine ​​levels started to fall, his blood pressure began to follow.
'And I will never forget the day that he called me and he is from:' guy, something is a bit on. “He's so much:” Every day I go to the gym in the last days. I had something like that: 'guy, this is great'. “