“What we have now is about what we’ve been doing. And if we want to change what we have, we need to change what we’re doing.” Those are the words of Sachin Patel, Dr. Mowll’s guest on today’s Mastering Blood Sugar podcast.

 

Sachin Patel is a guardian of truth and a warrior of light. His superpower is taking complex ideas and distilling them down to their essence with easy-to-understand analogies. Sachin uses this gift to help transform the lives of thousands of people around the world through his organization, The Living Proof Institute. Through this, he is actively doing whatever it takes to keep people out of the medical system and empower them through education, self-care, and remapping their mindset.

 

In this episode, Sachin discusses his unique perspective and approach to weight loss, how hormones control metabolism and fat burning, the most effective way to heal the digestive system, and how we can change our mindset to change our physiology. Sachin also explains how we amplify things in our life by the amount of energy we give to them, how to heal the body by doing nothing, and the keys to reshaping the future of health and diabetes care.

 

Key Takeaways:

[:57] All about Dr. Mowll’s guest today, Sachin Patel.

[2:40] Be sure to head over to iTunes and leave a review. Dr. Mowll will be reading reviews and sending you the best of the Diabetes Summit on a flash drive if he reads your review at the beginning of the podcast!

[3:41] Welcoming Sachin to the podcast.

[4:47] What’s new at The Living Proof Institute.

[5:54] Sachin’s unique approach to weight loss and about their “weight loss program.”

[11:41] How an individual’s fat threshold can affect when they get Type 2 diabetes.

[15:01] All about the autonomic nervous system and why it can be incredibly beneficial to understand its function.

[18:06] Changing our mindset to change our physiology and how our worldview is shaped at a young age.

[22:23] Sachin explains the importance of “What we recognize and emphasize, amplifies”.

[30:38] Sachin shares his thoughts on his quote: “Why is it that patients are told ‘There is nothing you can do,’ for a disease that’s caused by something that they’re doing.”

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