Sep 10, 2026 · 1 hr 28 min · 16 segments
Max Gulhane, MD, is an Australian medical doctor and educator specialising in metabolic health. He is a central figure in the movement to decentralise medicine and empower individuals through…
Cameron BorgHostAnd the first era was probably around 2016-17 when I had to solve my own acne problem and somehow found my way onto Low Carb Down Under's YouTube channel and just listened to a bunch of medical doctors talk about the benefits of therapeutic carbohydrate restriction on a range of conditions.
And, you know, the name of the channel says a lot, which is its various interpretations of how that single approach can have benefit.
And to some degree it is one sided, but it is extremely useful and extremely therapeutically effective.
So I really thank Dr. Rod Taylor and the team behind that for providing such an amazing resource for patients.
And that really helped me solve a problem that had been who had run up against dermatologists and other GPs and really come up empty-handed and, you know, went through the whole iatrogenic harm process of dealing with astrotretinol and the Roaccutane medication.
And so that kind of started the process of thinking, I guess, in this heterodox way.
And then the other one, the other kind of epoch or era was in the early, probably just after COVID, early 2020s, when I somehow found Dr. Jack Cruz as an extension of explorations on YouTube and podcast.
And I think it's almost an inevitable path if we're being curious that you don't stop asking a question that will take you to the next spot and i feel like some people and maybe in in all domains that they get to a certain level or a certain door and then it's like okay we're not going to ask more questions than that But there's always more doors.
So it's however, whatever your appetite is for curiosity and your scope is, you can keep going, but it's kind of up to you.
But at the moment, I'm kind of, I guess, integrating a lot of what I've learned on my own parallel journey.
education journey, private education journey with what I've learned clinically as a medical doctor and now fully qualified general practitioner or family medicine physician and pulling those threads all together into a project or an offering or product where I feel like I can help people patients in one of the most root cause or kind of fundamentally addressing their disease process.
And the first era was probably around 2016-17 when I had to solve my own acne problem and somehow found my way onto Low Carb Down Under's YouTube channel and just listened to a bunch of medical doctors talk about the benefits of therapeutic carbohydrate restriction on a range of conditions.
And, you know, the name of the channel says a lot, which is its various interpretations of how that single approach can have benefit.
And to some degree it is one sided, but it is extremely useful and extremely therapeutically effective.
So I really thank Dr. Rod Taylor and the team behind that for providing such an amazing resource for patients.
And that really helped me solve a problem that had been who had run up against dermatologists and other GPs and really come up empty-handed and, you know, went through the whole iatrogenic harm process of dealing with astrotretinol and the Roaccutane medication.
And so that kind of started the process of thinking, I guess, in this heterodox way.
And then the other one, the other kind of epoch or era was in the early, probably just after COVID, early 2020s, when I somehow found Dr. Jack Cruz as an extension of explorations on YouTube and podcast.
And I think it's almost an inevitable path if we're being curious that you don't stop asking a question that will take you to the next spot and i feel like some people and maybe in in all domains that they get to a certain level or a certain door and then it's like okay we're not going to ask more questions than that But there's always more doors.
So it's however, whatever your appetite is for curiosity and your scope is, you can keep going, but it's kind of up to you.
But at the moment, I'm kind of, I guess, integrating a lot of what I've learned on my own parallel journey.
education journey, private education journey with what I've learned clinically as a medical doctor and now fully qualified general practitioner or family medicine physician and pulling those threads all together into a project or an offering or product where I feel like I can help people patients in one of the most root cause or kind of fundamentally addressing their disease process.
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