Mike Israetel

Mentioned in passing.

Mentioned in reference to the band Simple Plan.

Scott is mentioned in the context of someone elbowing another person in the face.

Scott is present in the video and interacts with Mike.

Mike references Scott several times throughout the video, asking for his input and sharing personal anecdotes.

The video mentions a video on Notion databases for beginners, implying Dr. Mike Israetel has content on Notion databases.

Mentioned the concept of process and immersive tasks from the book Work Clean, where the writer worked in professional kitchens and wrote about the mison plas ethos.

Referenced Dr. Mike Israetel's videos on YouTube.

Referenced as an example of identifying full real names.

Referenced as someone who teaches the RP diet.

Mentioned in passing as an example of someone who has done a masterclass course.

Dr. Mike is mentioned as someone who could dissect the situation from a science-based lens.

A student at Florida International University who answers questions.

Referenced indirectly as the creator of the Strength System program.

The video analyzes Hafttor Julius Bernson's deadlift.

Someone asks if Mike can hear them.

The video is about Mike Burch's 700lb deadlift at age 65.

Referenced as a doctor.

A student at Florida International University who answers questions.

Referenced as an example of identifying full real names.

Referenced when Dr. Mike climbs something.

The video is about Mike Burch's 700lb deadlift at age 65.

Dr. Mike mentions "Dr. Mike" in the third person.

Justine mentions Dr. Mike Israetel.

A student at Florida International University who answers questions.

John Papa mentions Mike Rocky's favorite number.

The video creator references John Wick as someone who could do this workout while burying bodies in a cabin in the woods.

Referenced and criticized for his views on training volume and intensity. Greg disagrees with Mike's approach to training and finds his recommendations nonsensical.

Greg mentions that the average person is not moderately intelligent.

The video features Mike Israetel getting his body fat tested and Greg Doucette commenting on the results.

Greg references Dr. Mike's decision to get fat removed, implying it contradicts the idea that being overweight leads to happiness.

Greg Doucette jokes about whether Sam Sulek is as lean as Mike Israetel.

Jeremy references a 2020 meta-analysis from Dr. Mike Israetel.

Jeremy Ethier mentions asking a doctor of sports nutrition cited in over 5,000 research papers to rank the top eight supplements for building muscle.

Referenced Arnold's quote about the pump feeling as satisfying as coming.

Jeremy Ethier mentions research, which may include Dr. Mike Israetel's work.

Referenced as the creator of Renaissance Diet.

Referenced as an example of how to identify a person's full name when only a partial name is given.

Referenced ceramides, a lipotoxic molecule that Dr. Mike Israetel has discussed many times.

Referenced as someone in the longevity space.

Referenced generally as an example of inferring full names.

Mentioned in the prompt as an example of a person to identify by full name.

Lane makes a joke referencing Dr. Mike.

Lane Norton references Dr. Mike Israetel in response to a claim that exercise makes metabolic health worse in women.

Lane Norton references 'Dr. Norton' in a sarcastic way.

Lane Norton references people on the anti-red meat side getting their mind blown that he admits LDL cholesterol is an independent causative factor for cardiovascular disease.

Lane mentions a quote from his PhD advisor.

Stephanie mentions her 8,000 calorie cheat day, which is a video she made with Dr. Mike Israetel.

Stephanie mentions bodybuilding and the fitness world, which are topics often discussed by Dr. Mike Israetel.

Stephanie mentions people who are "anti diet" like Dr. Mike Israetel.

Stephanie mentions wanting to interview three different experts in nutrition, especially people who are focused on intuitive eating.

Stephanie references doctors as potential weight shamers and says she understands it's their job to point out harms to someone's health.

Referenced in the title of the video.

The speaker references resistance training and compound lifts, which are topics Dr. Mike Israetel often discusses.

Referenced as an expert in nutrition.

Referenced generally as an example of someone who might be taking a multivitamin.

Mentioned as someone who would likely talk about the aging heart.

Ryan mentions Hershey kisses of knowledge, which is a reference to Dr. Mike Israetel.

Mentioned in the context of training and building muscle.

Referenced as an expert on vitamin D dosing.

Ryan Humiston references science-based creators, including Dr. Mike Israetel, and critiques their approach to exercise.

Ryan mentions having a direct line to clinicians to relay patient experience.

Mentioned as being ranked in A tier on Dr. Milo Wolf's tier list, with the creator agreeing with the assessment due to a perceived shift towards clickbait content.

Referenced in the context of fitness and training knowledge.

The video is a critique of Mike Israetel's PhD dissertation, highlighting errors and questioning his credibility as an exercise scientist.

Mike Israetel's playbook is mentioned in reference to rage bait.

The video is a response to Dr. Mike's video about hammer curls. Geoffrey critiques Dr. Mike's training advice and form, and questions his credibility.

Mentioned in the context of the channel's content.

Mentioned in the context of the creator's hands being grubby.

The creator mentions the name of the ESCs that were recommended to him.

The creator mentions PCB manufactured parts for the robot.

Referenced in a joke about the robot Bad Blood.

Referenced when talking about peptides and recovery from surgery.

The creator mentions Azuna, which is likely a reference to Dr. Mike Israetel.

Mentioned in passing, likely as a general reference to his content.

Referenced as a joke about being paranoid about missing something in the walkthrough.

Mentioned in reference to Anari build.