Thanks everyone for all the great questions! An additional note from Dr. Barnard regarding the question on iodine: "Iodine plays roles in the body aside from its functions for the thyroid. So you’ll still want to include healthy iodine sources in your diet.”

@catp.6182

3 жыл бұрын

from where?...sea veggies?...x

@janmoody8608

3 жыл бұрын

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@Artbyevelyn

3 жыл бұрын

Is molasses good? I need to bring up my iron and greens alone aren’t helping

@jaiceelee

3 жыл бұрын

This is very great information. Question about Gallbladder polyps for your guest next week. I have at least 2 0.3cm gallbladder polyps, I want to get it rid of it naturally. What fruits and vegetables should I eat and what not to eat? Hope this will be answered. Thank you. 😊

@hodana

3 жыл бұрын

@@Artbyevelyn have you tried adding a little citrus to your greens? Like a sprinkle of lemon juice, or orange wedges/bell pepper on a salad, etc.

As always, Dr. Barnard, humble, intelligent, eloquent and spot on!

@YvonneDH

3 жыл бұрын

One of my heroes!

@carlacervantes1077

3 жыл бұрын

I’m obsessed 🤩 I’ve learned so much from reading his books and listening to him speak about being WFPB. A true hero

@denisea.9033

2 жыл бұрын

💯! Such a genuine and wholesome individual too.

@viveviveka2651

2 жыл бұрын

Crushes.

6 years whole food plant based @ age 52 - best thing I ever done 🙏🕺💚

I eat the "plant based diet" and I eat a plate of different fruits every day, and throughout the day. I eat veggies for lunch and dinner. My health and my life completely changed when I started the "plant based diet". I went to my doctor, and my BP and Thyroids are completely under control.

I can't believe I'm saying this, but I just fell in love with Dr Barnard when he responded to the question about food addiction. His response was indicative of such 'compassion'. I have such respect for this wonderful soul. Thank you Dr Barnard🙏🏽 Also great weigh in on the 'moderation' point by Chuck. Thank you both.

It’s amazing how Dr. B. can explain everything, even the most complicated ideas, in such simple way so everyone can understand. Thank you so much Dr. B :))

I just want to say, Thank you Chuck for all you do on this channel!! I appreciate it. I really love when Dr Barnard is on. He has given such tremendous insight to the whole food plant base diet. He sounds genuine when he speaks to us and is not at all condescending. Makes you feel like he truly understands how some of us feel about our food addictions, and that we can work through it. I pray for strength to get through this transition to plant base foods and find the pure healthy route!!!

@catp.6182

3 жыл бұрын

DJ...I agree 100%...love the way Doc B explains things...you are spot on! Rather than 'pray' for strength...EAT for strength, that is plant based all the way...once you are past 30 days you will begin to feel so different you'll never want anything else!...Just think of what you are doing for yourself and take pride and glory in your life accomplishments!...this is a forever life style and after a while you won't even think about it, you'll just do it. Keep your house 'clean' of junk food and you'll be better off...if it's in your house, it's in your mouth...rock on vegan compadre!...x

@denisea.9033

2 жыл бұрын

I agree! Dr. Barnard comes across as honest, humble and truly caring.

You should eat as much fruit each day as you feel like. Some days I eat zero fruit, other days I eat 2000 calories of fruit. When it comes to fruits, vegetables, whole grains and legumes, you should eat as much from those 4 food groups as you feel like.

@McMalii5

3 жыл бұрын

simple and best answer, that i live by myselfe for a while now. And finally i feel healthy.

Love what he said with moderation! That's been an issue for me ! I had to just cut down to fruits only because my craving for sweets ( pastries, cookies, sweets ) was just controlling me! I struggled and it sucked but I am sticking to a healthier sweet alternative, fruits.

Thank you for spreading truth to what a human frugivire should be eating to be healthy and live a long and healthy less sickness and cancer chance life!!!! 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼

You guys are really keeping me on track. Just when I think there are no more videos to keep me motivated! Love the abundant content! Thank you so much. I'm 16 days today 💃🏼💃🏼

I love eating Pineapple and watermelon

Hunger after you eat or a true craving is that you are nutritionally starved. You aren't eating what your body needs which is why your body is still hungry.

Dr Barnard is the greatest teacher!! Loved these questions. Fantastic you two! Thank you 💗💗💗😊

Such a good webinar! So informative! Thanks everyone who arranged it!!

This was your best one yet - thank you!!

Thank you Chuck and Dr. Barnard, very informative. Learning so much from these.

So good to hear Dr. Bernard. He is so direct and encouraging.

Just love Dr. Barnard! I always learn something from watching and listening to him speak.

You are an inspiration. Dr.Neal Barnard.

I love your channel Chuck and love that you have Dr. Barnard on pretty regular, He explains things in such easy to understand language.

Hi Chuck, thanks for this interesting interview. Easy to listen to, especially because you let Neal Barnard finish his explanation without interrupting him as other interviewers sometimes do.

Chuck, what you’re saying about addiction is spot on. With you it was tacos. For me it was Oreo cookies. There’s no way in hell I can eat those things in moderation. If I know that there’s a bag of them in the house, I will end up eating the whole bag, fighting off anyone who stands between. There’s no moderation in my situation when it comes to Oreos.

@GameOver-jq1cu

2 жыл бұрын

Order…. JET BLACK coco powder… game changer…it is exactly the chocolate coco used in Oreo…. Banana ice cream with this is Heavenly

@Meccarox

2 жыл бұрын

@@GameOver-jq1cu Yes that is so good, and it’s actually healthy

Great video, per usual! Thank you.

Always grateful for this wonderful doctor !!!

Brilliant to the point, very informative , thanks guys

This is really good information. Thanks for providing it. I continue to be motivated and stay on the right track. I have the food part squared away and need more exercise but have a plan to ramp up exercise.

Hi chuck Just wanted to put it out there .. I always register for your live podcast and find myself unable to join .. but I do catch up on it later for sure ! I just finished watching this one and found it extremely helpful , thanks!

Everything Dr Bernard says resonates with my own experience especially regarding smoking and addictions.

Thanks for this! I also feel at my healthiest fully wfpb, but food addiction def been a struggle. Been a lot stricter, and agree "putting the fence up" essential. Ive tripped up many times!!! So far so good, but always having to be conscious of it.

The book "The Pleasure Trap" by drs. Doug Lisle and Alan Goldhamer is an excellent one to help one understand the whys and wherefores of eating----- :) Thanks guys for this show!!!!!

This is the best thing I have ever seen

Dr Barnard is the best out there. Love listening to his advice.

@SchuyFit

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. Definitely he's spot on with everything

@juliewake4585

2 жыл бұрын

His lectures and Q&As are just so brilliant aren’t they?

Thank you Chuck and Dr. Benard. This is what today super hero’s look like ....Blessing 🙏🏻

You answered all my questions- Thank You 🙏

Can’t thank you enough Chuck for your great work,as always great informations from dr Barnard. Thanks

This is really terrific. I owe a lot to Dr. Barnard. I saw him on PBS 12 years ago and was inspired to go Vegan and have been ever since. I am now WFPB and having trouble with the last 20 lbs of weight loss. Now I have a new inspiration.

Great episode 🙌

Love when you interview Dr. Barnard, he is awesome! Great information! I have a question, for the future, is it safe to consume no nuts or seeds? Or are these foods essential to being healthy? Will not eating enough fat in your diet cause you to overeat other foods as your body is craving the fat? If you exercise frequently do you need more fat?

@windre

Жыл бұрын

all the epidemilogical studies say those who eat nuts live longer even when controlling for other factors. things like flaxseed have cancer fighting lignans and walnuts are associated with increased critical thinking and endothelial function. because of lipid bioavailability, the fats in nuts and seeds are processed differently in our body compared to things like oil and animal products. this applies to all nuts except peanuts. nut butters dont seem to be associated with longevity either. its to the point where Dr. Dean Ornish has introduced nuts and seeds to his program, and Dr. Essylsten even reccommends a tablespoon a day of ground flax. Dr. Michael Greger has dug into a lot of the literature surrounding nuts, and Joel Furhman has a good compilation of the epidemilogical associations. Still, reccommendations seem to be to eat a handful or less a day, despite evidence that nuts dont effect weight.

LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!!

Very valuable informations👍Thank you indeed .

You guys are amazing!!!♥️♥️♥️

You are brilliant you explain so well easy to understand thank you 😇🙏❤️

This was great! Made me laugh though. When I was younger I went through a phase where I had a tangerine addiction. I definitely binged! Lol

Hi Dr,and chuck,Chuck, a very helpful video, but could you please ask Dr Bernard, that when is the best time to take B12. Would appreciate much.

@paulabrown5243

2 жыл бұрын

I would take it with a meal not on empty stomach. Take it early in the day is better.

Fabulous interaction QnA

Thanks to the person asking the question about the removed thyroid. I had mine removed in 2003 and am on Eltroxin for the rest of my life. However, since going vegan and trying to stick to a whole food plant based diet without processed oils, I was always wondering about iodine. Good to know that I don’t have to worry 😊 As always, thanks so much for the video! Dr. Barnard is one of my super heroes 😉🥰

I'm like the person who wants to eat all the time ! Hormones ! Thank you for sharing this information!

Thanks!

Very helpful information thank you very much doctor

now that i am eating whole foods plant based, i am eating more than when i was on KETO. i eat 3x a day even when I am not hungry? i have more food choices also and i am loving the taste of beans and sweet potatoes:) and brocolli. i eat noodles and rice too which i missed when i was doing KETO. i am more aware of nutrition in my food and my body is happier

@Mrunal97

Жыл бұрын

Which diet is beneficial? Keto or plant based? As you have tried both I really want to know it because I am confused about which one should I start.

Thank you, Dr. Bernard for doing this for years and helping so many people. I am one of these. Just started on low fat vegan diet for a month for the purpose to lower my blood sugar. Though, I find it’s hard to keep fat intake low to have adequate Vt. E and Omega 3 without eating enough seeds and nuts. How often and how much nuts and seeds to take daily as you suggest as rare category? And, what do you think about apply intermittence too? What kind or how often you’ll suggest? Thank you so much.

ah Thanks this is truly very informative.

Great content. I love knowing about fruits!! QUESTION: I eat red crushed pepper everyday for many years. Is there a problem with that? Are there risks or benefits? Thanks

❤️Very Informative Thank You❤️

@gratitudeindeed8190

3 жыл бұрын

Ostopenia how to increase bone density on this diet

His advice is in tune with what we have been eating traditionally.Despite that I am a diabetic and obese person.What I understood was that how plant based food can be packaged is a problem and yes we need to go cold turkey when it comes to addictive foods.

Excellent thanks great doctor

Very informative

Another question for Dr B next week: does coffee create a harsh environment for the microbiome or is it ok?

My grandma smoked since 12. She had 1 lung removed in her 60s. Died at 88 , not from problems from smoking.

@davidsheriff9274

Жыл бұрын

Why did she have a lung removed?

I thought grains - and gluten was bad for us!

Some people think that the sugar content on fruits are as heavy as some other food, but good thing it was clarified here.

Next week, please talk about Crohns. I changed to plant based diet and I am having a flare up. Why is this happening? Is it my body detoxing?

@fudelkognito8711

3 жыл бұрын

I have Colitis ulcerosa and I am plant based. Now I have to take Immunsuppressiva since a few month because of my Colitis. Nothing helps🙈😱🐶

@chinavisions

3 жыл бұрын

I have Crohn's, I tried an elimination diet,. Only eating potato, pea, green beans, sweet potato, for a month and felt much better. As I added more foods in I found nuts and seeds and cooking oil increased inflammation. Olives and avacado also caused inflammation. Cutting salt actually made a huge difference. I limit fruit and avoid dried fruit. I find I eat as much greens as I can and huge variety of veg and beans. I also have wheat and soy allergy so cut those. I suggest really cutting out everything for a month elimination diet then gradually add in more food and see how you feel. I think a big part is feeding the good bacteria what they need, I don't think they like salt and fat. And be on the look out for which proteins cause autoimmune reactions. For what to eat I found chef AJ has some good ideas. As for my Crohn's my inflammation levels are normal without medication and I feel my body is healing.

@robrangerguy

3 жыл бұрын

Yes your body is detoxing. I had early stages of ulcerative colitis and went plant based over night. The first few days I starred to detox. Than I got all well and all symptoms disappeared. 3 years now. Follow HighCarb Health. Also, sleep well and mange your stress levels. Make sure to eat 100/: clean. Don’t eat outside food. See what are you allergic too. I found corn starch and popcorn doesn’t work for me. Please stay away from fake vegan food. Also,intermittent fasting helps a lot. Another thing is sometimes it’s better to cook your veggies if your body is not use to eating raw.

@robrangerguy

3 жыл бұрын

@@fudelkognito8711, don’t worry plants are alkaline and will take sometime depending on how long have you had ulcerative colitis. Keep stress down and sleep well. Take life easy. Do yoga and definitely exercise.intermittent fasting helps too with UC. Please eat only 100/: plant based diet. No animal products. See if you can get of the immunosuppressive pills. Have faith in your new lifestyle and be patient. You will see a big difference.

@DK-ij4qt

3 жыл бұрын

Lots of varieties of fruits as Breakfast. First Eating Raw Vegetables and Greens and Smoothies And then eating cooked Meal Both at Lunch and Dinner. Minimum amount of Raw Vegetables and Greens per day is 10 times Body weight ( kgms ) in gms Half at Lunch Half at dinner. If body weight is 70 kgms Then 70 × 10 = 700 gms Minimum Raw Vegetables and Greens per day. The more Raw the better. If some people having difficulty eating Raw Vegetables them Steam them . Avoiding Milk and Milk products. Avoiding Processed & Refined Food and Drinks.

Great information. Fascinating how Americans use the plural 'fruits', we don't use it in my country. Evolution of language, along with expanding our understanding of important health topics.

What is the advise on avocados, how much is good thank you dr,

I hope Dr. Barnard will address this question someday: I’m on the line between normal and low blood pressure. You sometimes mention that eating a certain food will lower your blood pressure. Is this only true for people with high blood pressure, or will eating a beneficial food further lower the blood pressure of someone with low blood pressure? Also, is a person who’s pushing 70 but with no health issues except osteoarthritis and normal-low blood pressure, free to salt things to levels similar commercial foods or might that be harmful?

16:57 Just to clarify Cornflakes are not a whole food. They are not made from the whole corn. The inner part of one corn is stripped away and that is where all the nutrients are. It is not in the final product

Chunk I have a question for Dr B: do the vegetable grown off-soil have the same quantity and quality of probiotic bacteria as vegetable and fruits grown in a real « farm » (in a real field with a real soil) ? Thank you!

It makes so much sense. Dr Barnard explains things so clearly, and I absolutely love how Chuck encoureges to rethink the question "What if you can?" Thank you!

Thank you 🙏🏽♥️

Thank you ❤️

#examroomlive my mom had a gallbladder removed. What does it mean in terms of changes in the functions of her body: liver, digestion, etc. Any particular foods she needs to consume more or avoid (beside animal products and oil)?

Dr. Gregor has alot of good advice on foods to eat to boost metabolism. Eating more protein can also help because protein increases the thermal effect of food (so does fiber). So lean protein sources like beans, mushrooms, and mycoprotein (Quorn) are very good for weight loss.

I add nutritional into my oatmeal and salad so you think that not enough do I have to take the b12.?

How much protein needed for a 78 yr old woman? Earting one egg; some canned salmon or fish is ok with greens & rice or wheat breads/Roti/ or similar for grains? Also, was diagnosed with Diabetes type 2 for a long time; but eating healthily has helped to stay under control. When taking supplements I do not take them every day, but evry 3 days or so. Is it ok . Thank you for your great service educating us how to live healthy.🌹

Love you people

Hopefully this is still a good place for a new question: #ExamRoomLive I’m WFPB in early pregnancy and have a LOT of food aversions with the added complication of parosmia (from covid). The smell of most whole grains makes me too sick to eat. Is eating white bread or white rice still helping me? Or are they nutritionally void?

Great!

And that quack who should have his medical license stripped, Gundry, doctor lectin paranoia, says that consuming fruit is exactly like eating a bowl of Skittles. What a complete liar.

@rfbead321

3 жыл бұрын

Gundry is right. LOL..Bears eat lots of fruit to get fat!!

@jannacoyote4246

3 жыл бұрын

@@rfbead321 ; No, they don't. They eat fish, smaller animals, and lots of bugs in order to put on those pre-hibernation layers.

@Magnulus76

2 жыл бұрын

I avoided eating most fruit for years because I believe that sort of nonsense. My mom was diabetic and she was told something similar. The polyphenols and fiber in fruit means that the sugars don't affect blood sugar the same as candy or soda pop. Also, most of the sugar is fructose, which is metabolized very differently in the body as compared to glucose.

Sounds like the mc Dougall diet. Sam Hagar is the same age as mc Dougall. WOW!

Woohoo! I eat loads and loads of fruit and I was hoping you might say that it’s ok.

What is your View on Eric Berg and the Keto diet? I may start to beleive that the fasting does the treick for weightloss?

Also - Chuck and Dr. Barnard -- I work in a medical setting and really want someone to start addressing those with kidney failure. They are told to go on a renal diet and that means no potatoes, bananas, broccoli, etc. The patients I see love burgers and steak and they get sicker and sicker. No one talks to this population about a Whole Food Plant Based diet - including the dieticians.

I binge on fruit. When blueberries or cherries are in season I overeat on them all the time.

@Frenchblue8

3 жыл бұрын

When I was a kid especially during the winter we were allowed one orange, one banana and one apple per week I don't really remember why. But I used to do my brother's chores in exchange for his fruit! And then came the day I went on vacation with my best friend's family. We were all herded into the backseat of a brand new VW camper,🚙 and told we had to sit criss cross applesauce the entire two and a half hour drive to the Cape! Why? Because on the floor of the back seat were five big brown paper bags, one filled with cherries, one with strawberries one with blueberries and blackberries a d the the last two with peaches and plums. I thought I had died and gone to heaven! Of course this was to last 6 kids two weeks, but still.. damn!🍎🍐🍒🍇🍒🥝🍓🍇🍐🍑

@chelleec23

3 жыл бұрын

@@Frenchblue8 😯🤤🤤🤤🤤

@jannacoyote4246

3 жыл бұрын

@@Frenchblue8 ; I have a feeling that your parents, like mine, probably thought that fruit was too expensive - except maybe when it was on sale, or "day old" bananas, which are the ones my mom used to get because they were a lot cheaper. Or, maybe your parents thought that fruits were "too sugary"? Thankfully, my brother and I usually weren't limited to a certain number of fruits each week, or even each day. Mom just didn't want us eating anything within one hour before a meal, and generally told us to avoid eating "too many snacks" between meals. She didn't mind if we ate out of the fruit bowl frequently because she didn't want the fruit to just sit there, and go bad. That would've been a horrible waste of food & money, and effort (especially effort, in the case of the strawberries she grew in the back yard, and the peaches, apples, and apricots that she picked & bought from local orchards). She wanted us to help eat those right away, unless she was saving them for a pie, or jello, or preserves. If she was saving them for projects like those, she would always let us know.

@Frenchblue8

3 жыл бұрын

@@jannacoyote4246 sounds truly divine. I think it was more my grandmother because she grew up on a farm and the orchard was very small and so it was known that any of the apples and pears were to be sold and not eaten. That's the only thing I could think of. My mother just hated fruit pretty much except for bananas saying it bothered her, and I quote, "gills", lol. But then she became vegan and now she, like me, can't get enough of the stuff! It's probably the largest portion of my budget and this week we will be trying out the Misfit Produce box delivery service, can't wait!

@jannacoyote4246

3 жыл бұрын

@@Frenchblue8 ; That would make sense. What is this "Misfit Produce" box? I hadn't heard about this before. Is it something you order online? It sounds like it might be interesting. 😯❓😯

What's your stand on CBD oil?

What about these frozen foods/. Veggies that are not organic will they hurt us ?

Best fruits to eat: olives and avocados. On occasion, eat berries.

The Doctor gave an example of eating corn flakes for breakfast. Are corn flakes a whole plant food? I thought it was stripped of fiber and processed ?

Is cold pressed coconut oil more healthy

Also remember your spices. 5 th food group.

My blood test results came back I have too much B12 (not supplemented). I have been having tingling toes and fingers since Christmas. My doctor has has not bothered to look into it further, just told me to watch what I'm eating. Not sure what's going on.

@Chris-kr7gg

3 жыл бұрын

What are you eating ? Also drink loads of water to help your body detox.

When using B12 supplements, get methylcobalamin and not cyanocobalamin. Cyanocobalamin has a molecule of cyanide in it.

Avocados don't spike insulin due to their high fat content but fruit high in carbohydrates due. Fat needs to be included in the diet - fat is the cell walls' building material. Also if calorie consumption gets too low, the body goes into a saving mode and the basic metabolic rate slows down.

I eat 2 banana 1 apple I cup strawberries

Hi Doctor, what's a healthy weight for a 60 yo female 5'3" tall Joyce from Jamaica

I am a type 2 diabetic. Can I eat 2 or more fruits a day? And how much fruit can I eat a day?

To clear my confusion, ultra-processed carbs (wheat, in the forms of pasta, breads, donuts, cakes, pies, pizzas, etc) and table sugar are not healthy. But complex carbs (whole grains, fruits, veggies) are wfpb healthy and depending on a person’s weight and/or other underlying conditions (diabetes, hi cholesterol), are totally ok? For those not seeking to lose weight, is it ok to drink fruit juices (maybe a normal amt of 400mg or less), 2 to 3 times/week? I’ve also found when I have a bout of diarrhea (usually when eating mushrooms, pistachios, dates) , I have to drink an electrolyte. Also if I drink too much water , I have to add more salt in my diet or else I would feel yucky especially in my throat!

What kind of grains do you recommend?

@cierahyker5095

3 жыл бұрын

Dr B recommends whole grains, not refined grains. I bet he would say eat a variety among Amaranth; Barley (hulless or hulled); Buckwheat (Kasha is roasted whole buckwheat); Corn; Kañiwa (Cañihua); Millet including Little Millet (Saamai), Pearl Millet (Bajra), Finger Millet (Ragi), Foxtail Millet (Thinai), Barnyard Millet (Jhangora), Kodo Millet (Varagu), Sorghum (Jowar), and Fonio; Oats; Quinoa; Rice; Rye; Teff; Triticale; Wheat family (Durum, Einkorn, Farro/Emmer, Kamut, Spelt, Freekeh, Bulger); Wild Rice.

What about honey and maple syrup ?

Question....I have stage 3a kidney disease. Any general tips...it seems so much WFPB food is high in Potassium :/. Forgoing salt is easy, of course . PS. ...for me, the struggle is to KEEP ON enough weight on this diet.

@DK-ij4qt

3 жыл бұрын

If eating Raw Vegetables and and Smoothie drinks Then no need to worry because the body eliminates any Excess at any Given Time. To get back to full health kidney function Eating lots of fruits at Breakfast. Both at lunch and Dinner Eating Raw Vegetables and Raw Green Leaves First and then home Cooked Vegetarian meal. Have Only One cooked meal either at lunch or Dinner per Day. The amount to eat Raw is Minimum of 10 Times your body weight in gms If body weight is 70 kgms then 700 gms Minimum half at lunch and half at Dinner. The more you eat the better. Whenever hungry eat fruits. Avoid Milk and milk products. Avoid Processed Food and Drinks and Refined food and drinks and sweeteners. If you can avoid Gluten even better. In 6 months see the difference. Hopefully back to normal.