Colin deserve a Nobel Prize award...!

@pmonk1177

5 жыл бұрын

I totally agree, but I'm sure some of the people who hand out the award eat meat.

@mundakrobat

5 жыл бұрын

oh yes, he does!

@HealthglowsNet

5 жыл бұрын

Only one???? Com'on! 5 at least! ;)

@Dru2Ninja

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!!! Obama won for absolutely nothing. Campell is a healer

@Sebastheyogi

5 жыл бұрын

HELLLL YEAH!!!!!!!

84 years old when he gave this talk I think. The man is a legend.

After going whole food plant based ten months ago, I have watched and listened to many many KZread presentations on the subject of nutrition and health. Included among them have been many featuring Colin Campbell, and all of his very good. But this one from 2013 stands out as a masterpiece. A superb presentation by a brilliant nutrition scientist.

Dr. Campbell isn’t just a genius, he is a good man, a courageous man, a man of his convictions. Because he stood his ground, look at how many lives he has helped. I hope the momentum of what he has discovered continues to be appreciated by others. Do we have enough sickness to drive people to find his research on the internet? Yes, it is how I found Plant-Based nutrition, and wow, has really helped me and my husband.

A plant based diet has saved my life and my fathers. Blood Pressure that I was never able to control for 12 years is now under control for the first time and I have lost over 40 lbs in a few months.

@kurtsakslsvideosaks9185

5 жыл бұрын

God bless you guys !! And thanks for putting the information into action !!!

@biodude64

5 жыл бұрын

Good work! It's 4 months later, how is it going?

@Sebastheyogi

5 жыл бұрын

I share a similar story! I lost 62 lbs, total cholesterol of 112 and change my degree to pursue nutrition and dietetics!

I have been a nurse and an academic in health sciences for over fifty years and I have to say that this is one of the best lectures I have ever had the honour to listen to.

I love Dr. Gregor but I feel like his advice comes off very reductionist. I love Dr. Campbell and Dr. McDougall cause they don’t have that checklist mindset which makes eating healthy not feel so overwhelming!

@plantplottersparadise4005

5 жыл бұрын

Dr Furhman sells vitamins

@RawFitChris

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly. They complicate a VERY simple thing, and for strictly marketing purposes. Campbell is pure and in the precise right direction.

@sulebo2153

5 жыл бұрын

@@Threebridgecastle please don't use acronyms - not everybody lives on twitter

@midiknight6404

5 жыл бұрын

Most if not all boxes can be ticked off before dinner. Oatmeal with berries, flax and nuts for breakfast. A salad or soup for lunch with beans. Super easy

@lavenderbirdmusic

5 жыл бұрын

Fiona Benassi I agree. These are important acronyms and there really aren’t that many. WFPB especially. That’s what it’s all about. That acronym needs to become as well known as the word vegan. Whole food plant based diet is a mouthful and people need to be able to have a common language if we’re going to transition to a way more plant based society. ☮️🌱

Dr. Campbell is like the opposite of what we know of as the Dunning Krüger effect. Knowing so much and yet only have come to the conclusion that we know next to nothing.

@ApexRevolution

5 жыл бұрын

Wise men will always view themselves as fools because they realize how much they still dont know.

This is one of the best talks I have ever had the privilege of hearing. A legend.

I've only met Colin Campbell once. But from his writings, I don't think he cares much about a Nobel Prize. What I think he does care about, is dramatically improving our failing healthcare system. His book, "Whole: Rethinking the Science of Nutrition", kind of spells out how to go about doing this.

The most remarkable things about these vegan doctors is not that they are slim and slender in old age, but that they are so cognitively sharp

One of the best and most important lectures I’ve ever listened to.

Dr Campbell has shown rare integrity in telling the truth against forces that place position and profit above basic science-based health. "Medical science is only in its infancy, yet it has shown that our natural diet is that which grows out of the ground. The people will gradually develop up to the condition of this natural food." ~ 'Abdu'l-Bahá, Bahai Faith

I don't pay much mind to what the rda or FDA have to say as I really don't believe theyre concerned with really keeping ppl healthy. If they were they'd stop companies from producing such toxic foods, the ones with tons of sugars and carbs and endless amounts of ingredients most people cant understand or pronounce. This is of course because our Govt wants us to be more reliant on drugs, keeping big pharma in business.. This is my opinion of course.

Amazing material! Keep up with the videos, looking forward to paying attention to even more of them

It's not about what you should add but what to remove in your diet. Eat simple and you see how the body heals fast. Human is the only specie that has complex diet. Other species have very simple diet, they eat in a mono-meal way -- they dont mix up one food with others. The main reason why the RICE DIET of Dr.Kempner worked is not just because it's a starch-based diet but because it's a SIMPLE DIET. The body is very resourceful, and we can literally survive and heal fast in a simple and right diet.

Dr Campbell is once again confirming the great wisdom , culture and lifestyle of Ayurveda as being adhered to in India!... even today, India is about 55% vegetarian and many are Vegans too!

I literally teared up towards the end. What a bless to humanity are his teachings and philosophy!

Great book, Dr. Campbell. I owe so much to The China Study and now Whole. Wow! You are great!

I went to my doc this AM for blood work/physical and she recommended that I start taking a fish supplement and add olive oil or coconut oil to my vegan diet. No wonder people are confused about nutrition.

@nelsonbarrantes7349

4 жыл бұрын

Wow! That doctor is incredible 🤦🏽‍♂️

@beautiful20106

3 жыл бұрын

Coconut oil is not good

How can we believe or trust anything or person we hear. If it is news, medical studies, or political. They all all so positive of their view and all say opposite things.

@randyhugheslives

5 жыл бұрын

Beach Dogs, look at sources that are known for reversing disease long term. Campbell, McDougall, Esselstyn, Barnard, Greger, and their plant based colleagues have many testimonies from patients, as well as people who have read their books and applied their teachings, who have reversed their illness and disease. There's a lot to be said about that.

@mnayak9348

5 жыл бұрын

If it make sense to u what he said then believe

@barbarakelly2744

5 жыл бұрын

But what if you are diabetic? Carbs are the kiss of death.

@vegsource

5 жыл бұрын

Fat and not carbs cause T2 diabetes. Remove fat, problem solved. Here’s the mechanism: kzread.info/dash/bejne/f6Oi2bKtZK-vfpM.html

@bradiaAlgeria

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly!! So confusing!!

The China Study is what started me seriously with a Whole Food Plant Based Diet. I loved his book Whole.

It's 2019 and supplements are still being sold as the silver bullet for good health!!

What a hero! That‘s why I want to get a graduated nutritionist, to help the people, the earth and the animals.Thanks for uploading!

This is very informative and very well explained true scientific thinking - whole plant food is the way to get the right nutritions that you need for health

Philosophy is wonderful to help people make these connections in thought as well as asking important questions in medicine, food and life in general.

isn't there a heart button to say that i love and appreciate this man instead of like.:}

@ancillaasa70

5 жыл бұрын

connie Sabido ❤️❤️

@estelles.houndonougbo7010

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, this one : ❤

All great points in the presentation. Nutrition is very confusing in the public, and marketing doesn't make it easier. With the lack of training (I'm a chiropractor, and did not recieve a great deal of training through that program), I had to go and further my education to feel more comfortable talking on the topic. Food is something we engage with multiple times a day, so educating the public on proper nutrition is absolutely crucial for health.

I give this 5 out of 5 wild blueberries

Personally I take reductionism a step further, and that to reduce human health solely to nutrition is reductionism because health is the sum total of all contributing factors such as enough sleep, fresh air, sunshine, exercise, healthy relationships, meaningful work, etc. and I'm sure you feel the same way Dr. Campbell so I hope you make this point in a future video. And I'm glad to hear Dr. Campbell use terminology like the infinite wisdom of the body and the default of the body is health - yes it is, and that sounds like you have read Natural Hygiene Philosophy - good job Dr. Campbell.

the most compassionate people are the most healthy people. the universe is rewarding their compassion. God bless!

It's not genes, it's what we eat. This is great news. We can choose whether we get sick or not. We have control over our health.

It's *NOT* what you should eat, rather, it's what you *SHOULDN'T* eat!

@christinebadostain6887

5 жыл бұрын

both/and

@jacquigriffin5973

5 жыл бұрын

If you focus on what you need to add then the unhealthy foods will be pushed out more naturally. It's a more positive way.

@daleg5380

3 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY, it's not about what you should add but what to remove in your diet. Eat simple and you see how the body heals fast. Human is the only specie that has complex diet. Other species have very simple diet, they eat in a mono-meal way -- they dont mix up one food with others.

@michaelsnelling3338

2 жыл бұрын

and that is carbohydrates especially sugars. They are not essential nutrients.

All of the facts on the cellular structure of the human body and how all of the. Different points work together so perfectly and in harmony with natural, whole, plant based food, it causes me consider intelligent design. This could not have come about by chance.

@b.porterv7418

5 жыл бұрын

Your argument is the argument from incredulity - meaning that because you can’t believe something to have happened or you can’t think of an explanation then you attribute it to an intelligent designer. Just because you can’t imagine something happening by chance doesn’t mean it didn’t. Just sayin’.

What an extraordinary man. Thank you for sharing his presentation.

We owe this man a debt of gratitude. Thank you!

Great talk, you just know it makes sense when explained.

Amazing info.

Can't believe I had missed this gem until now! So enlightening and thought-provoking to listen to the biochemist's perspective and insight on WFPB nutrition. Simply brilliant. Infinite wisdom! :)

@ricvanwinkle1665

9 ай бұрын

Yes amd I love how guys like the Medical Meduim are claiming they're the first ever to release this information. So many BS artist. I'm sticking to this guy amd Dr Mcdougall etc

Excellent. A must watch!!

I love Dr Campbell!

The issue with many of these supplement studies is that the researchers use vastly inferior nutrients - (cost etc) this is like using gmo white flour instead of organic whole grains. The data on the actual quality of the products is scarce but I know of several scientists that looked into the quality of the supplements used and were shocked to find they were using the cheapest often synthetic such as syn beta-carotene,( in that study Colin talks about), contaminated, oxidised fish oils with very high PCBs, Hg, even rancid (not that I am a fan of Omega 3 fish oil supplements). So using data of nutrient supplements with no information/assays of quality becomes unreliable too. Ultimately eating pureplantwholefood takes the guesswork out but I have been working with using high quality practitioner supplementation in mainly very unhealthy patients, and had great results for years to augment the main focus healthy eating.

My father-in-law takes fish every day…he’s doesn’t have diabetes….he’s 95. He eats in moderation/spends less on food/clothes etc…he does take Omega though. He’d Colon cancer about 3yrs ago…he’d surgery/treatment for about 6 months he’s doing fine since then. He was eating enough of fruit/veggies..but has improved since then. He’s doing good

Thank you for posting. This information jibes with Dr. Loraine Day's recommendations.

@Crazydoglady.

5 жыл бұрын

I LOVE THIS!!! 👏👏👏👏

18:00 the beta-carotin story is so good. I love to hear it again and again. I thank Dr. Campbell for entirely destroying the foundation of man-made patented extracted chemicals, including supplements and all these medications. God bless!

Thanks Jeff and Colin. Dr. Campbell advises us to focus on the whole plant, which is so true. Because the whole has what's called emerging properties that do not exist in individual components. This wholistic approach is the foundatioin of nutrition for health, and healing. So, when I hear this or that component in a plant might harm you, I don't care at all, because as lonog as I eat the whole plant, the whole plant will intelligently regulates everything and heal me. God bless!

Note he said "the body is always trying to create health" which of course is common sense. It means that the creator did NOT make a mistake and design our body to "ATTACK ITSELF" like the medical establishment would like us to believe = THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES!

Watching again.. 🤓

Love Dr. Campbell, Dr. Morse and Dan McDonald, Arnold Ehert, Herbert Shelton!!! Great man with great advice 👍 God bless 🙏😇🙌

Dr. Campbell is truly amazing. The number of views this video has shows how intelligent we are. This video gets 154,000 views at the moment I'm typing this, meanwhile a girl shows cleavage/dances gets millions of views.

Love it!!!

one of the loveliest guys i ever met, and definitely one of the most eminent scientists; God bless you TC; ps : the 94 % correlation between animal protein and animal fat may be due to the fact that separating animal fat and animal protein is for practical nutritional purposes very difficult to do; think of eating a steak with out one or the other

Super important talk by Dr Campbell. Unfortunately most people won't want to hear this until it is too late.

Really good video.

Great Video!!

I liked he said our body will decide how much we need from food we ate and not based on vitamin pills industry recommendation. Just eat healthy body will figure out and indicate you. I liked he said lot of protein not needed maximum 10 percent of total calories u eat. People are going crazy and loading protein powder helping business instead self.

At 47 minutes the Reductionism monster is brought up, again. GOOD! The body requires plenty of every nutrient all the time, so rather than blind focus on one nutrient that may well depend on many nutrients to address malfunction or other metabolism.

Thank you from Morocco Doctor

Eating sauerkraut,miso,yogurt etc are examples of foods sometimes made with the lactic acid bacteria that can produce vitamin B-12, calcium is absorbed by plants but not humans according to the New Zealand medical journal

He forget to put the complete sentence on Hippocrates, "Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food but to eat when you are sick is to feed your sickness"

He is a great man

Dr. Joel Wallach is the FOREMOST PIONEER in this area of Medical Nutrition.

@garywalega

5 жыл бұрын

I have listened to a lot of health lectures on medicine and nutrition and IMO, Dr. Joel Wallach is the most credible and makes the most sense.

Super mega pharmaceutical companies always advertise on these health vids. Irony or hypocrisy? They really drive home the point to AVOID their products by showing the contrast.

I would encourage anyone who hasn't yet read it, to read 'Whole: Rethinking the Science of Nutrition.

1:07 Boom! The chart says it ALL

@sash0047

4 жыл бұрын

What chart?

Right on!

Alfred Korzybski fought against reductionism by introducing the term, organism-as-a-whole-in-its-environments, etc.

Thank you for enlighting Us...Im now vegan n feel great

Love. Love. Love. ❤️❤️❤️ My highest respect and regard for this genius! 🙏🏻🌽🍅🥬🥒🥦 🥕 🥗 🍐.

Even though this is 2013 original talk, always looking for evidence to support the idea that all the high fat diet current 2019 craze are still wrong...

Been vegan for months now and my bloods all came back low in iron, zinc, magnesium, etc. I ate healthily and never processed food. I’m not saying being vegan is wrong but now I question whether some body types absorb nutrients better than others. Don’t know where to go now.

@vegsource

5 жыл бұрын

Which program are you following? Ornish? McDougall? Engine 2?

@marigold9858

5 жыл бұрын

VegSource I followed and tried high carb health, McDoughall starch diet, general vegan, and researched everyday to better the process and because I was bleeding , did not fix the Proctitis which is why I went vegan in the first place. I then went to a Functional GP and she put me on bone broth, supplements to replace what I’d lost and after 2 years of problems and within 2 weeks , I was healed. I have decided to still incorporate vegan foods, no dairy etc and have small amounts of chicken , beef and fish but not full on

@marigold9858

5 жыл бұрын

Kimberly Stark yes I did but I had other issues that was not helping see above reply to vegsource

@kurtsakslsvideosaks9185

5 жыл бұрын

@@marigold9858 What supplements did you get recommend from the doctor ?

@jmc8076

4 жыл бұрын

Old comment but low levels of any vitamins can be caused by various issues incl chronic low grade inflammation, absorption problems in GI tract (certain vitamins can flag where in GI sys issue is), autoimmune disease etc. A more detailed blood screen/panel done by an MD could rule out any of these. You can also be an unhealthy vegan. Don’t worry about following any one plan or person focus on whole plant based foods incl advice given in this video.🌱

This is great 🙌🙌😎🤠💪🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱

Enlightening

I wish i could convince my dad, stepmom, and mom to go plant based. 2 are obsessed with animal based Keto and one eats fast good every day :( I've gone plant based but they brush me off and kind of roll their eyes at me. My dad has already had multiple mini heart attacks. Maybe its too late.

@bornokevelyn

3 жыл бұрын

You are not alone. Happens to me too. Its very yard to convince people, although i have shown them the prove. I have lost 23 kilos from doing this. Without exercise. I no longer take stomach ulcer medicine since February 2nd 2020. I drink wheatgrass shots too, eat rice, potatoes, never hungry. But oil seems to be in everything, and its HARD for people to convince them to stop eating oil. Part of me is frustrated. I want them to be healthy, especially during Corona. But it likes talking to the wall. Even those thats interested at first, changed their mind when I mention about no oil.

@guidetopermanentpeace7523

Жыл бұрын

Search James Wilks and his father

It's like doctors throwing a lifesaver to drowning patient instead of helping him on the boat.

Simple truth is so radical. Smiles

@hobostovepipewife3419

5 жыл бұрын

Eat baby carrots everyday.

what about the zinc and megnesium supplements?

So so interesting. I’m fascinated by this topic. The sincerity expressed is very compelling. Thank you...hope to learn more!

Is eating coconut unhealthy? Thanks

A very well done presentation. I am currently reading "The China Study." CMJ

Great video! But what if someone is already on a wholefood plantbase diet but still facing some specific problems?

@vegsource

5 жыл бұрын

Alice Well depending on the problem, you might need to research further or consult a doctor.

@Gigi-nv5ev

5 жыл бұрын

Also think about your genetic profile.

What vegan whole food gives you enough B12 without taking a supplement or overeating?

@ShotsOfInsight

3 жыл бұрын

Soy milk, cereals fortified with vitamin b12 and nutritional yeast fortified with vitamin b12, but I'll still take my vitamin b12.

What about whole food supplements such as the MyKind brand? Anyone know about any studies on that?

@cheezheadz3928

4 жыл бұрын

Eat the real food.

Like so many times before, i could not agree more. And one aspect here worries me particularly. Vitamin B12. I also think a reductionistic approach is fatal, esspecially in the context of supplementing. But what makes this situation fatal is, that regarding all other nutrients, you can just get the 'real' thing by eating the appropriet foods. But that is not the case with B12. You can purchase it in various forms as a supplement. Hydroxy-, methyl- or cyano. But is that really all that there is to it? In fact, we have just a vague idea about the impact regarding this substance. is it the vitamin itself, the level in the blood or in our liver, that makes it crucial to our organism and well beeing. It is quite possible that a certain digestive process, which ultimately leads to B12 and its storage is, at least, equaly important to us. So what can we do? Stay meateaters?

@kurtsakslsvideosaks9185

5 жыл бұрын

@@imaginarynumber8520 most meat eaters get B12 because the farmers inject the cows with the same B12 they sell to us as supplements.

@kurtsakslsvideosaks9185

5 жыл бұрын

most meat eaters get B12 because the farmers inject the cows with the same B12 they sell to us as supplements.

What about lectins in nuts seeds and vegetables. How do you overcome that if you have auto immune disease. It’s so overwhelming, even though I have been a vegetarian and lived only on plant based diet for 60 years since birth.

@Nikolya-ql4ms

5 ай бұрын

like many nutrition fads,there is so much misinformation about lectins.

@Nikolya-ql4ms

5 ай бұрын

So called anti-nutrients may exert health benefits.Phytates,for example,have been found to lower cholesterol,slow digestion,and prevent sharp rises in blood sugar.Many anti-nutrients have antioxidant and anticancer actions,so avoiding them entirely is not recommended.looking at the effects of lectins in isolation doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, nor does concluding that cooked kidney beans are dangerous.studies of lectins and health effects,at worst,some very provisional hints of potential mechanisms for potential harm,and a greater volume of provisional hints of potential benefit.

The most pressing health issue we have today is low systemic integrity in relation to the opportunities available to parasitic organisms. This includes viruses, bacteria and multicellular parasitic organisms, but even more importantly intelligent beings making choices for relationships. Parasites seek to infiltrate, corrupt and utilize host systems in order to feed and/or spread. Host systems are required to have an immune system response, identifying, targeting and removing parasitic organisms to preserve functionality and vitality. This includes the good vs evil paradigm, biology, technology, government, criminality, etc. This is the model explaining parasitic relationships. They require low integrity in our systems. Poor computer security and user behaviors facilitate computer viruses. Poor nutrition, exposure to chemicals, lows sleep and high stress allow disease causing organisms to have a chance. Poor police work can permit higher crime. It's the same with our government, which we are the cells of its body. Parasites infiltrate, corrupt and utilize host systems (regulators, scientific studies, scientific institutions, media outlets, educational institutions, etc.) in order to feed (more money for their industries) and/or spread (more influence for preservation or expansion of profitable operations). Host systems (the institutions that govern our behavior and us) are then required to identify, target and remove the parasitic organisms in order to restore functionality and vitality. Hosts have little need to lie and feel advantaged in an open honest environment. It's more conducive to their self-interests of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. When one chooses to be a parasite, the the self-interests become in conflict with hosts. Deception, perhaps even coercion, then fleeing and then bargaining will be the optimal protocol for parasitic relationships. Know a tree by its fruit. Life, liberty and pursuit of happiness or its opposite? What does it do to US?

This is very upsetting! We have a hard enough time trying to help people to follow a healthy wfpb lifestyle. When he is associated with Dr. Campbell it makes one question others credibility. Thank you for giving us this information. I wish other leaders in the wfpb lifestyle would not have him as a speaker at their conferences. Especially the online ones.

at 29 minutes in, the chart of fat consumption compared to breast cancer risk shows a lot of less developed countries with low breast cancer risk, and a whole lot of developed countries with high risk. my immediate question is: could this be merely because in developed countries, more women see doctors more regularly, who have more access to high-tech diagnostic machinery and methods?

@vegsource

5 жыл бұрын

That's certainly a thought. But Dr. Campbell is describing the history of this subject and the clues that appeared along the way and where they led. We know today that breast cancer is hormone-dependent - dependent on estrogens like estradiol, and prostate cancer, which is dependent on androgens like testosterone - and since the less developed countries ate diets much lower in the animal and processed foods that raise those hormones, it was a valuable clue that ended up pointing the right way. Diet turned out to be the key to understanding the differences in these cancer risks and not visits to the doctor or under-diagnosis in poor countries.

@essentiallythis9249

5 жыл бұрын

Yes. They diagnose 'disease" early that would probably self resolve if left alone. They 'treat' and kill.

@bodhati11poorplayer29

5 жыл бұрын

NONYA BIZNESS yes, and those things cause the cancer

@broddr

5 жыл бұрын

It was long noticed that Japanese women have lower breast cancer risk. A smart researcher developed a study that examined breast cancer risk in women of Japanese descent living in Hawaii and Los Angeles. It compared those who ate a traditional Japanese diet, low in meat, with those who ate the Standard American Diet. The results showed that Japanese genes had minimal impact on risk. The women who ate the traditional diet had a breast cancer risk almost identical to women in Japan. Those who ate the SAD had cancer risk almost as high as the US average. So, the women in the study had the very similar genetic backgrounds, same physical environmental exposures (for each location), same US healthcare. The only difference was diet. The conclusion is pretty clear.

Great speech but please, what about b12, all of them (professors) say vitamins are bad and on the other hand you need to take a b12 supplement to become healthy

@4JOJO1947

5 жыл бұрын

B12 is only needed because of our sterile environment. It is made by bacteria, and if we ate dirt, bugs and feces like animals do, we'd get in B12. But we don't.

@arielpuig7302

5 жыл бұрын

4JOJO1947 I’ve heard that explanation and I understand it, but is not the solution of course

@jacquigriffin5973

5 жыл бұрын

Most nut milks are fortified so you can get your daily requirements in 2 cups a day, without other supplements.

@arielpuig7302

5 жыл бұрын

@@jacquigriffin5973 I'd heard that already and I did some research: that added b12 is cyanocobalamin (which is the worse) and on top of that those fortified foods are far from healthy. Thanks for your response though 👍

@zackbog

4 жыл бұрын

Eat meat once a month

If you say "Whole Foods", this of course means whole eggs, whole slabs of red meat, and whole sticks of butter. If you do not mean this, then please redefine what you mean by "Whole Foods".

@nathanfinch7558

2 жыл бұрын

"Pedantry is the last refuge of the witless."

@RealJonzuk

2 жыл бұрын

A whole cow is whole food but you arent eating each organ and piece of the cow down to the bones like our ancestors

Campbell: "We don't need to know the effects of single agents on health, because this is not the way that nature works". (P. 87 of "Whole"). I'd like to hear more of what Campbell says about supplements. It's so, so ,so hard to let go of the very few supplements I take, such as D3, K2, and zinc. But "Whole" says to stop taking supplements, as long as you eat a diverse WFPB diet.

where are the 85 year old paleo people ?

@lellyt2372

5 жыл бұрын

Are you sure they aren't 85 ? They certainly LOOK old and worn out 🤷‍♀️

@therealfinnaspring8585

3 жыл бұрын

Well tbf i don't think Paleo has been around long enough to have old old Paleo people. I am plant based myself working toward WFPB and don't prescribe to paleo but we have to be fair to be taken seriously.

Would've been amazing if Dr. Sebi and Dr. T. Colin Campbell could've worked together.

@lxmzhg

5 жыл бұрын

It's unfortuneate that Dr. Sebi's supplements were unaffordable to buy for the average person.... waaaay overpriced!!!

To take d3 or not 😟 that is the question

Doctors r ignoring the elephant in the room their losing credibility...

So glad I stumbled across this! Really glad☺️

Never say never....

Ha, there was a multivitamin ad

One of the best speaches ever. My deepest bow to Campbell. I just wish he also understands that cooked food is not WHOLE, but even this what he is teaching is admiring. THANK YOU Colin Campbell!

@cheezheadz3928

4 жыл бұрын

Lol. You dont have to eat raw to reap benefits of plants. Also, your comment shows you're taking the word whole too literally.

"Nothing like the real thing" whole foods.