A Conversation with Dr. Steven Gundry | Dr. Li and Friends
Welcome to Dr. Li and Friends, a new series where I invited my friends and colleagues to join me for a conversation about food and health. In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Steven Gundry, an American physician and author. He is a former cardiac surgeon and currently runs his own clinic, investigating the impact of diet on health.
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My mom always soaks black beans at least 24 hours. She drains the beans and cooks them with fresh water. She said that this will help digest them better. They have done that for generations.
You are the two doctors that I follow faithfully. Thank you both to the contribution that you have made to informed healthy Americans. I've been trying to figure out when you two disagree who's right. Dr Lee says tomatoes are fine and you don't have to worry about the lectins. Dr gundry says the tomatoes have lectins and the Italians have known that for many years. I'd love to hear a discussion about tomatoes.
@markrobertdevison1227
2 жыл бұрын
I have to side with Dr Gundry on this one, because we do not need tomatoes to survive or even thrive. So why take the chance.
@mikepetrilli4686
2 жыл бұрын
Dr gundry says the tomatoes have lectins and Dr Li says that tomatoes and red peppers are great for you to eat (as well as beans). Dr. Mark Hyman also suggests that we eat lots of tomatoes to help with prostate cancer (Dr Li has said that multiple times on various videos and in his books). It's hard to believe who knows what. I'm Italian, my mother is 99 years old, may aunt is 102 years old, and my other aunt is 98 years old. They have been eating tomatoes and peppers all their lives almost daily. They are all mentally and physically healthy, never had a problem with either of those 2 foods. My mother still (at 99) grows tomatoes and peppers in her garden here in Canada , we often eat them together. They taste fantastic and apparently help with prostate cancer...according to Dr Li lol - Read his book - Eat to beat decease. There is nothing wrong with tomatoes, beans, peppers, pumpkin seed etc. My mother has been soaking and eating beans for ever! During WW2 in Italy that's all they had to eat, BEANS. They ate beans everyday for 4 years! Ever hear of Pasta Fazool (Pasta e Fagioli). Fagioli are BEANS in tomato sauce! She is 99, my father (also Italian passed away at 93)! Just understand the source of the food we are eating.
@alm8bob
Жыл бұрын
@@mikepetrilli4686 thank you for sharing this. God bless your family. You got good genes and good recipes for longevity! :)
@judymiller323
Жыл бұрын
Dr Li recommends cooking tomatoes to increase bioavailability of licopene; I believe this reduces the number of lectins.
@xawastin
Жыл бұрын
Living in Italy, Sicily and USA. There is a reason why Italians peel the skin and remove the seeds since beginning of time.
Thank you Dr. Li your book has been a life saver for my family. We have changed everything we eat and when we eat and the changes to all of us has been nothing short of miraculous. I am 68 years old and you have proven to me that you can turn the clock back decades. Thank you.
You two are my favorites. I have your books and products. What a treat to have you together. Thank You!
It's very nice to hear these two super scientists talking about everyday ways of enjoying good food!
I am so blessed with my knowledge it was passed to me from my grandparents. I know so much about fruit and vegetable fermentation medicinal plants and mushrooms . All they talked in this video I knew from my grandmothers , She was science without knowing :) for sure. Never had any medication in the house but she had a cure for any disease with food. She had a long healthy life.
@utubestalker.dotcom
Жыл бұрын
did she also tell you that Lectins can be reduced in foods by cooking them? (see artcle from Eating Well, "What are lectins and is eliminating them healthy")
@annemccarron2281
2 ай бұрын
You are so fortunate! My grandfather was a farmer & he didn't know any of this.
Thank you Doctor William for sharing your clinical knowledge. I am a Nurse in Australia and recently had my liver transplant. I have subscribed so I can get more diet information to help with my immune system and over all health . May the Lord Almighty continue to empower you with more knowledge to share to people.
The olive oil sells for $50 per 8.5 ounce bottle. That's outrageous!
Hi Dr LI, I am Portuguese and love my Mediterranean food :) In Portugal we eat some greens that we call "grelos de nabo" that are bitter and very green. We do have "local" greens that I can not find in other countries: Beldroegas Nabicas Grelos de couve Grelos de nabo I hope I did peak your interest on the Portuguese greens. BTW the olive oil from Portugal is excellent! And fresh sardines (from June until end August- fat and Omega rich ) are to die for.
@alm8bob
Жыл бұрын
My Dad is Portuguese and has eaten olive oil for ever and eats a Mediterranean diet. He is 85 and has been able to overcome serious health issues that other people at younger ages couldn’t. He doesn’t have any wrinkles either. I love food from Portugal 🇵🇹 It is delicious!
As an olive grower down here in the SW of Western Australia, I may be a bit biased as to the value of extra virgin olive oil on our health and wellbeing. ;-) I may need to steal Dr. G's phrase 'the only purpose of food is to get olive oil into your mouth.' LOVED IT!
@annemccarron2281
2 ай бұрын
I LOVE olives - very healthy, but I avoid the oil. Why not eat the fruit with the fiber?
@KnackFarmer-theanswerismeat
2 ай бұрын
@@annemccarron2281 We do both!
The elephant in the room: "Hi! My name is Lectins"
I had hoped that Dr Li would discuss tomatoes, eggplant & black beans which Gundry has condemned & Dr Li has promoted. Dr Li missed an opportunity to discuss his position as opposed to Gundry’s. This was not what I hoped for.
Great post, apart from the blatant advertising for Dr Gundry's olive oil towards the end. In fact there are far cheaper olive oils easily accessible on the UK (where I live) market, with a higher phenolic content. Olive Oil Times commissioned two analyses of Dr Gundry's olive oil that revealed total phenolic content between 561 and 612 mg/kg; this is high; but, for example, Amazon UK are selling olive oil at 644 mg/kg at a cheaper price with free delivery. Of course this might not be true for other countries. But nonetheless, thanks for posting William, much appreciated.
Great to have two great doctors sharing this knowledge. Thank you from Johannesburg South Africa 👍💕
you make me smile and happy,doctors 🥳 Now the most important day moves from 04.07 to 11.07 🥳 cheers and may God bless you 🙏 ❤
Such a great exchange! Appreciate you both very much.
I have been listening to both of these gentlemen. What's funny is Dr. Gundry's says dont eat this and don't eat that. It's not healthy for you. And Dr Li says eat it. One example is tomatoes. Since I have listened to Dr Li thou I have lost 20 lbs and fell a lot better physically.
Oh this interesting. I’ll dig up a dandelion green for myself today… Please carry-on with all these wonderful discussions of everything to eat locally and discerning taste from are weeds and juices
Dr Gundry is the best.
My two favorite doctors in one video! Awesome conversation😀
How would you check olive oil for polyphenols? My brother grows olives and has his own press here in South Georgia, USA. I would love to know what the level of polyphenols are in his oil. It is so good. He has lived in Italy and learned so much from them. He also visits California for help with his growing and pressing. He won an award in New York when he first started producing the oil.
@keithcorodimas8093
2 жыл бұрын
Very cool.
@Macsinvideo
2 жыл бұрын
Wow… Why do you then question his knowledge? I’ve yet seen an answer from these guys.
@audreyfrancis3362
2 жыл бұрын
Greek koroneiki olive
I was really surprised to hear Dr Gundry talk about beans in a positive way. I thought his position was that beans are bad for you because of lectins. I listened again to make sure I heard correctly. So is he saying beans are ok if they are soaked (thus starting the fermentation process) for at least 24 hours? Please clarify. I do not follow Dr Gundry because of his position on beans. They are a mainstay in our home. But I wanted to be open minded and listen.
@jessemiggins803
2 жыл бұрын
I am the same, I couldn’t understand why he didn’t like beans, so thought he was a crank.I can’t believe he doesn’t know to soak dried beans!
@markrobertdevison1227
2 жыл бұрын
He has always said beans should be pressure cooked. I've followed him for 8 or9 yrs now. He hasn't changed his position on that but soaking them for 24 /48 hours perhaps is okay.
@rorymcinerney5095
Жыл бұрын
Sounds like he may have turned position on beans. Hopefully he admits to error!
@DelusionDispeller
6 ай бұрын
No, he is fine with beans that are soaked and pressure cooked from what I've heard
I can’t believe Dr Gundy didn’t know you have to soak dried beans. Here in the UK it’s printed on all packets of dried beans.
@lessons9745
2 жыл бұрын
He knew you have to soak beans, what he said he wasn't aware of was that soaking beans was starting the fermentation process
@heppyheppy9653
Жыл бұрын
if u follow him on other sessions.. my understanding is that he emphasizes that lectins are hard to destroy and soaking does somewhat, but not completely and it is advisable to pressure cook , just to be sure. 🤔
@deedavis9511
Жыл бұрын
YES!
Thank you both … always so interesting and giving to the worlds health - lovvv we listening x
I personally was not impressed with dr hi dry!! I would much rather hear dr li !!! He is so knowledgeable about the human body and the connection good. Dr William Li is the BEST and I’ve studied nutrition my whole life!! LOVE the new book. Most sincerely Harriet Berk Costa Rica
I have been waiting to see if these two would talk to us together! Two great minds but something’s world apart regarding beans, tomatoes etc.
@86Raxor
10 ай бұрын
Just ferment the beans and ensure the tomatoes are cooked. Then youll get the lectin out of the picture.
So enjoyable and full of good info for health. Thank you n God bless you both
wow. this was confusing. I started watching dr. Gundry and am weaning off nightshades. Now Dr. Li had a short about villifying nightshades. Ok so Joel Wallach says no oil of any kind due to rancidity and aging being no good for the vascular system. These two tout olive oil (which I rarely use -- only ghee and butter). I think I'm just going to do me. I can't stand cooking with EVOO. The smell and burn is offputting.
I'm a big fan of both of you...I have read ALL of both of your books
I live in Cote d'Azur, Cannes. When you come back here, try the St. Honorat Island olive oil...its amazing. Thank you for sharing your life with us. Gros bisous.
Thank you both Doctors.... your conversation regarding olive oil is so beneficial to our health! My mother was born is Italy and she was a superb cook! I grew-up-up nourished with a Med- diet and today, I am a senior and I am pretty healthy - my skin is flawless and my hair is lustrous I still walk a mile every day! I continued in my mother's footsteps... no alcohol - no smoking... no drugs....and a Mediterranean diet! Bingo!
❤❤❤ ❤❤❤ ❤❤❤ ❤❤ gracias
Good conversation. Thanks Dr. Li and Dr. Gundry.🙏🏻
Lovely and valuable conversation... Thank you so much 😍😍
About those "Lectins". They are in the skins of tomatoes and the seeds .For years, I have taken the time to lightly blanch the tomatoes, peel the skin off and actually picked out 90% of those seeds. Needles to say, tomatoes are a special treat in our home !
@rorymcinerney5095
Жыл бұрын
Seriously?? Haha
Interesting discussion. I was a little disappointed when Dr Li talked about the great salad he enjoyed with tomatoes and cucumbers and Dr Gundy didn't say anything about the fact that he does not think people should eat those vegetables. One comes away from the discussion a little confused.
@wmbinnj2763
Жыл бұрын
absolutely. I think these health gurus are just finding their own niches in the market that nobody else has capitalized upon to push product. I started buying and eating tomatoes again, making sauce without olive oil, and Dr. Li said alcohol is bad. I use wine in cooking. A lot. Next someone is going to come up with dealcoholized high polyphenol wine for $50 for 8 oz. LOL
@annemccarron2281
2 ай бұрын
@@wmbinnj2763Doesn't the alcohol evaporate when used in cooking? You are right about Gundry getting carried away with the tomato thing. I never paid attention to that. You have to watch a lot of videos and read a lot of books to decipher for yourself what you believe is true.
Two scientists in the kitchen making food, "toss me the sodium (table salt)"..."toss me polyphenol (olive oil)"... at the end "let's cheer with polyphenol (olive oil)". Thank you sirs for the tips.
Thank you God bless you more
My mother made Horta all the time. I love it cold and with lots of lemon. :0)
Yea Gundry says the lectins in tomatoes are bad for you. He says to peel the tomatoes and remove the seeds before eating them. Li, says there is nothing toxic in tomatoes, period. You too should really talk about tomatoes instead of olive oil. The things you disagree on and not the things you agree on. 🙂
I didn't think the two doctors have anything in common where food is concerned
@heppyheppy9653
Жыл бұрын
yup.. Dr LI says limit all oils
I’ve loved onions and garlic all my life, probably starting with green onions in the garden when I was growing up. But, the times that I’ve bought red onions for a recipe or salad, I found them very hot. I much prefer sweet onions like Vadalias. I eat them raw and even nibble on them when cooking or I sometimes make an onion and tomato salad. Am I missing something here nutrition wise?
I like yellow tomatoes. Ate one for first time last month. They taste like cucumbers! they are yummy. thanks so much. trading in red for yellows in my salads. I love Organic beef tomatoes myself. Eating store chemical-induced tomatoes are terribly deprived of nutrition. They even taste like plastic! I have to say, I was not a fan of Doc Gundry. Glad so much is now cleared up! He turned me away from these short ads cause I thought they were misleading. One was about tomatoes. The other thing was beans. Beans are part of the blue zone. Beans are the cornerstone of every Blue Zones diet in the world; lentils, garbanzo, black and white beans in the Mediterranean; and soybeans in Okinawa. The long-lived populations of the world. Anyway, It is good to know that is cleared up and he is also on the same and similar page. Anyway, was a very good video, info, and appreciate you both taking the time out to share interview info with us all.
Awesome!
What is the ideal total cholesterol? I have read that now it should be a MINIMUM of 200 now!
It feels like I just sat through an infomercial. Did I just sit through an infomercial ?🤔
@Nicksonian
2 жыл бұрын
Gundry the Quack is a walking infomercial. His own legendary KZread advertorials are annoying come-ons that deserve to be ignored.
@BCSTS
2 жыл бұрын
I think everything Dr. Gundry does is an infomercial
What kind of olives are in dr oil
Great topics! But Dr. Gundry's audio is way louder than Dr. Li. I had to keep adjusting the volume :(
This combo is what I was wishing for ... Because dr Li said tomatoes do not have lectins.. And that there are many kinds of lectins and all lectins arent harmful ?
Great info drs over a shot of O.O...YUM
Yessssssssss! I wanted this sooooo badly!,
Dr. Gundry, have you seen Nicolas Netiens olive oil from the dry side of Cyprus?
The meeting between you produced an interesting conversation. I'm from Israel. The Mediterranean menu is very popular with us in the oriental restaurants and also in my family. Use of olive oil in all cooking and salads and a lot of vegetables in the daily menu. I loved your admiration for the addition of parsley and lots of "green herbs" in the salad. You are great.
So question then regarding red onion, have Greeks always had it because of the milder taste as opposed yo white onion or is it the polyphenols, or both?! Same goes for the outer layers on the onions. Isbit all scientific basis or just happened to be pure coincidental, by tradition? Regarding olive oil. It really seems like if you can get Olive oil in everything you eat you'll be best off that way, if you had to choose any health securing dietary measure. I also wish you would have discussed more about the lectin subject and whole grains.
I also was surprised he said beans are good if soaked. This is confusing. They are either good or not. I use beans everyday!
@geraldineoha9433
11 ай бұрын
He has always said to either pressure cook beans or soak them.
Dear Dr. Gundry and Dr. Li, I was expecting more from this duo. I was eagerly waiting to hear your interesting perspectives on lectins, nightshades, etc. It was a nice friendly get together for you, but a disappointment for me.
I've only started watching Dr Li's channel but when it comes to what we should eat or how, I am going to stick with what I've learned from Dr Gundry.
@exchng4n
Жыл бұрын
You’ll find out that Dr. Gundry is anti tomatoes and Dr. Li is big on to tomatoes and tomato sauce. I followed Dr. Gundry for a long time until I ran into Dr. Li. They agree on olive oils which Dr. Gundry sells but Dr. Li does not believe lectins are harmful. Me either. I eat what grows on the ground, lectins or no lectins. My two cents worth. Decide for yourself.
@markrobertdevison1227
Жыл бұрын
@@exchng4n I have decided for me, it's Dr Gundry. No one will die because they did not eat tomatoes, on the other hand, perhaps your health won' t be as good because of tomatoes. It's very important to be informed and we all have choices. Thanks for your comments.
@beardumaw24
Жыл бұрын
Dr Grudry says tomatoes are just fine to eat after you remove the skins and seeds that contain the anti-nutrient lectins.
@markrobertdevison1227
Жыл бұрын
@@beardumaw24 He does say that and if he wasn't such a hassle I would eat tomatoes way more often.
@utubestalker.dotcom
Жыл бұрын
@@markrobertdevison1227 maybe they won't die, unless they have advanced GERD, then tomatoes will be too acidic and will cause digestive juice to erupt out of their throat burning everything in the process
This is mind blowing, please let us know the name of that super olive oil brand ?
I'd love to hear a discussion about tomatoes. Gundry has my family scared of them.
Where is the lectin discussion?
Surprised to hear Dr. Gundry say “I don’t know.” when Dr. Li asked what variety of olives are in the olive oil he sells. Never heard Dr Gundry say “I don’t know” before.
Excellent!!! I'm a 7/11 baby as well!!! 😅
I thought everyone new about soking beans. Aussie here.
I am glad the topic was mild enough , I don’t believe Gundry at all. I wonder if Olive oil companies are paying for this conversation. I love Dr Li and his research. Convenient with Gundry, really???? Forgive my skepticism!
I went looking for koreneiki olive oil and I found that’s what’s in Bragg olive oil.
And reading in book form is good for neurons
Sorry I missed the live. I'll have to see if I can get on the live broadcast next time.
Love to listen !
Any suggestions for CHRONIC shingles?
in Korea we sell onion peel juice
PLEASE Dr. Li, don't be like Gundry who "often" sells his products to public.. I'd be devastated if you do the same.. Sorry Dr. Gundry, NOT a FAN. Dr. Li is way legit and sincere-from PERTH
Simplicity is the maximum sophistication Leonardo da Vinci
Interesting stories about the olive oil but it would have been more interesting to talk about your differences; mainly Dr. Gundry views on New world vegetables. After all, those vegetables are prominent in Mediterranean cuisines. So what does dr. Grundig eat when he goes to a Mediterranean country? Disappointing conversation that avoided the sticky points !
Well 🙏🐑🐶🐇🦌🫒🫐happy birthday Dr🎉🫒🙏may the Lords love be with you and All 🙏🙏🙏🫒🫒🫒❤️❤️❤️
Dr Li, I bought both your books because you made sense to me about foods, but seeing this video, I've lost confidence in you. I don't care if Dr. Gundry is a famous heart surgeon. He's become what I would call a snake oil salesman. All this talk of stressed-out olives is just a gimmick to sell his "special" olive oil. Give me a break. I wish now I hadn't bought your books if you're endorsing this guy.
People we are all different have different sensitivity issues not everyone gets cancer not everyone is affected by poison ivy.Roll with it.Try different things and find what works for you doesn't mean that one is right or wrong the lectins caused me huge problems but my daughter has no issues
Indication of Poly ph .. % per bottle to look for ?
I don't understand the deal with Dr Gundry & lectins. Is it that he is sensitive to them and therefore assumes we all are?
@Nicksonian
2 жыл бұрын
Gundry is a joke.
@rccantrell4436
2 жыл бұрын
@@Nicksonian I agree but I don't understand why so many reputable doctors give him a platform.
@Nicksonian
2 жыл бұрын
@@rccantrell4436 Dr. Li, I’m afraid, is trying to break into the world of celebrity doctor/nutrition guru. The guys like Dr. Hyman, et Al. are far more concerned with their bankable image than anything else. One celebrity guru talking to another celebrity guru hits all the internet algorithm magic boosting the clicks of both gurus into the stratosphere. There are much better sources of nutrition and wellness info than Quack Gundry, you just have to look for them.
@rccantrell4436
2 жыл бұрын
@@Nicksonian Dr Li's program has really helped me a lot though. I'm eating a lot more fruit & veg than I used to and I even have the energy to clean the house on a hot day. His suggestion of adding good things instead of restricting makes perfect sense for a long term weight regainer like me.
@deedavis9511
Жыл бұрын
@@Nicksonian Gundry is a con!
Hi, I really need to speak with both of you Survive From Cancer NON PROFIT Guy Tenenbaum
I can't believe anyone would eat any vegetable without washing it. How gross! Many vegetables have been contaminated with ecoli in the past. The only thing I don't wash is spinach that says on the package it has been washed 3 times. I probably should wash those as well though.
P S what is your mother doing now? She is my age. I am in the same position that she was in. I’m 82. I’ve been at it by myself for seven years, my cure, I mean, or my maintenance… I’m July 15th. Cheers!
Yes … the mothers !
Isn’t olive oil processed food? Confused !
@Lorrieonline
2 жыл бұрын
You can get olive oil where the olives are grown, harvested and pressed on the same estate. What is important is the Harvest date rather than the expiration date. Most of the olive oils on the shelf are "processed." There are web pages that show "imposters." You will be very surprised.
@hooshikstephen9117
2 жыл бұрын
@@Lorrieonline Thank you for the information. I stopped using any oil/fat following Dr.McDougall. I am trying everything to stay healthy in this unhealthy world.🙏
@Lorrieonline
2 жыл бұрын
@@hooshikstephen9117 I began to listen to McDougall but I think the vegetable oil industry has sponsored too many of the findings that sway results to their monetary gain. I have been getting healthier since dropping all the fruits and sugars and high glycemic starchy vegetables from my diet. I tweak my diet as I learn new things.
@bethanylyles2182
2 жыл бұрын
@@Lorrieonline Isn’t olive oil still processed (regardless of the harvest/press date) since it is concentrated and not in it’s original state. Why not just eat the olives? That way you get the fiber as well.
@dianasolfest7237
2 жыл бұрын
@@bethanylyles2182 I wonder the very same thing!!!
Dr. Gundry lost me at lectins....I can' take anything this guys says seriously.
@Nicksonian
2 жыл бұрын
Gundry is a QUACK. I am astounded that Dr. Li would lower himself to talk to this purveyor of outlier, unproven theories.
@NorCalif-pk8kq
2 жыл бұрын
Totally 👍 agree.
@BCSTS
2 жыл бұрын
To me....he is always selling something....the various powders....polyphenol remedies....get rid of dark patches on your aging skin treatments do not work.....I do not like his commercials (on youtube) & his know it all attitude....I do like Dr. Li however.
@patangel1652
Жыл бұрын
Definitely no credibility
@abigailoneill7699
Жыл бұрын
Same, He didn't sell me on a Paleo trend demonizing tomatoes, peppers, beans and legumes years ago. Calling them "poisonous plants", but family members listened to him. Now he has a eureka idea that soaking beans break down lectin and he eats " Mediterranean"calls himself a "vegaqurium" instead of pescitarian.. Does he realize that the Mediterranean diet is full of the "poisonous plants", like tomatoes, peppers, nuts, beans and legumes? He claims peanuts are poisonous to men causing an enlarged prostate. Maybe his theory on that will change too so that he can get peanut eaters to buy his olive oil.
Seriously cannot stand Gundry. I eat tomorrow and blueberries every single day.
Dr. Li, I remember watching one of your video speeches awhile back and you mentioned the Top 3 most potent antiangiogenic olives for EVOO: 1. Moraiolo (Italian) 2. Koroneiki (Greek) 3. Picual (Spanish) It's been the only types of olive oil I buy. They're delicious on my salads. Thank you!
@Scottlp2
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks!
The two best doctor give correct information about healt just continue this
Nice talk, but you know, us folks with less money can't fly to the south of France or Italy to eat local foods. And some of us don't shop in Whole Foods every day, so how about telling us what you can find in a local Wal-Mart. Also, you Doctor's don't agree on your recommendations, like Gundry and his lectin fetish, especially tomatoes, which you say are good. The one thing about Gundry I don't like is he's a pill pusher, ready to sell you a pill that only he can provide, containing just the right exotic ingredients in the right amount for $49.95 a bottle. That's all his infomercials are about. I swear, every pill he wants to sell is the "one thing" that has led to his weight loss and health. OK, Doctor Gundry, just pick one already! I think you, Dr Li, lose credibility associating yourself with him. If you ask me, Gundry doesn't look very good for a 70 year old person, and I'm 73.
Poor shellfish! Happy nobody here does this to human animals! CrueI will skip over those parts and listen to olive oil.
A strange friendship. 🤔
Anyone, at anytime can have a serious allergic reaction to a food that is "good for you". Lesson learned: first time, just take a small tspn. of the new "good for you food".
I hope u have conversations with Dr Eric berg
@Nicksonian
2 жыл бұрын
Berg is a bigger joke than Gundry. At least Gundry is a real doctor. Berg is a Scientologist chiropractor who spreads a lot of very dangerous advice about high fat diets and other health advice he is totally unqualified to give.
Surprising to see these guys together, given Gundry peddles some thoroughly unsubstantiated pseudoscience about lectins
Why are so many people jumping on the carnivore diet bandwagon (including cancer patients)? They claim Oxalates are so bad for you. Please comment. tia
Okay, so now he's backpeddling on the beans. During all his research on how bad beans are bad for you, he never knew you actually have to prepare them properly before you eat them? Everyone that eats beans knows that, yet he missed it before he maligned beans and caused thousands of people to stop eating beans when our world desperately needs all the bean eaters it can get. And the long soaking process doesn't ferment them. They are alive and begin to sprout and that removes the lectins. None of which is needed to make beans safe and healthy. They simply need to be rehydrated and cooked completely and then they are safe and healthy. I personally do soak my beans, but they can be rehydrated during the cooking process.
EN español por favor gracias
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Spouting your legumes.
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It's a very interesting conversation, BUT... a thought: in the same conversation you ponder on why meals in modern societies (eg. US) have moved away from simple healthy traditional Mediterranean meals passed from generation through generation, but then you present a product ("promote") that strays away from the original simple extra virgen olive oil. Do you see what the conflict is here? What if the olive oil is good as is, without "extra" anything? The constant search for more efficient ways with foods (better yield, better hybrids, higher concentrations of this or that, improved taste or textures, and many other examples of manipulation in the chain from the ground to the plate ) is exactly the problem.