Does anyone follow Dr. Peter Attia?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Lol Dr Gunter takes no prisoners.

Attia is a weirdo so this all tracks.

[Anonymous]

Only heard of him after the Epstein file release yesterday.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have been reading his book recently. I have also listened to several episodes of his podcast. I found his book very helpful as well as some of his podcast episodes. But I would tell my sister (who was the one who told me about him) that he seemed a little crazy. Good at presenting himself as reasonable but would go all in on wellness/health span stuff to a level that seemed unhealthy

The Epstein stuff is disappointing, but not entirely surprising. Definitely something off about him - of only based on the sheer amount of time he spends on fitness stuff for himself - not normal for a husband and a father. I don't mean it's bad to spend time on yourself, that is good, but there is a point where it is just way too much and quite selfish.

But if that is his job, why is it too much? If he is making a living with this as many of these people do he would spend many hours making it work. It would not be a 9-5 job. It would be the hours of a entrepreneur.

He isn't making any money during his 4-6 hours of cardio 3-4 hours of strength and 1 hour of stability training per week. He makes money from treating patients, book sales and his podcast. He is not a professional athlete.

[Anonymous]

His poor wife and child. He talks about how she saved him. He’s been in in-patient programs multiple times and I really thought he respected women.

[Anonymous]

He’s a psychopath who hung out with psychopaths as detailed in previous posts here. You are the company you keep. Don’t support people like this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I did until he went antivax. It colored my perception of him. Also he’s a bit of a bro

This

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I did until he went antivax. It colored my perception of him. Also he’s a bit of a bro

This

He was against the mandates , but supported vaccines and encouraged his patients to get vaccinated. On the science I found him to be pretty reasonable. As a person, definitely a bro and not a personality I would get along with.

Of course, I can no longer support him by listening to his podcast given his connection to Epstein.

[Anonymous]

He was featured on a news program about memory supplements recently. He basically turned the whole thing into an infomercial for supplements he invested in, after saying they are basically worthless. It was tacky.
I have no respect for him.

[Anonymous]

A bro wannabe. He's short. I heard him on Joe Rogan, and he's hyper focused on health. He also sounded stiff and insecure.

[Anonymous]

Gross no.

[Anonymous]

I did until today. Eeewwwwww

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Only heard of him after the Epstein file release yesterday.

In 2016, Attia grotesquely wrote to Epstein, “P---y is, indeed, low carb. Still awaiting results on gluten content, though.”

https://www.thedailybeast.com/cbs-news-star-hire-busted-sucking-up-to-outrageous-epstein/

[Anonymous]

I don’t follow him but sometimes watch clips. I find some of what he says interesting but none of it’s gospel. Just something to keep in mind.

I don’t care about the Epstein stuff unless it’s involving children. Didn’t Bill Gates give his wife an STD? I don’t need to know any of this crap.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have been reading his book recently. I have also listened to several episodes of his podcast. I found his book very helpful as well as some of his podcast episodes. But I would tell my sister (who was the one who told me about him) that he seemed a little crazy. Good at presenting himself as reasonable but would go all in on wellness/health span stuff to a level that seemed unhealthy

The Epstein stuff is disappointing, but not entirely surprising. Definitely something off about him - of only based on the sheer amount of time he spends on fitness stuff for himself - not normal for a husband and a father. I don't mean it's bad to spend time on yourself, that is good, but there is a point where it is just way too much and quite selfish.

He never finished his residency, you’ve been taking advice from a quack trying to sell supplements.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have been reading his book recently. I have also listened to several episodes of his podcast. I found his book very helpful as well as some of his podcast episodes. But I would tell my sister (who was the one who told me about him) that he seemed a little crazy. Good at presenting himself as reasonable but would go all in on wellness/health span stuff to a level that seemed unhealthy

The Epstein stuff is disappointing, but not entirely surprising. Definitely something off about him - of only based on the sheer amount of time he spends on fitness stuff for himself - not normal for a husband and a father. I don't mean it's bad to spend time on yourself, that is good, but there is a point where it is just way too much and quite selfish.

But if that is his job, why is it too much? If he is making a living with this as many of these people do he would spend many hours making it work. It would not be a 9-5 job. It would be the hours of a entrepreneur.

He isn't making any money during his 4-6 hours of cardio 3-4 hours of strength and 1 hour of stability training per week. He makes money from treating patients, book sales and his podcast. He is not a professional athlete.

He’s also not a licensed doctor.