So happy that alcohol is out of my life- it didn’t add anything a darn thing! I got sucked in by others- not anymore,; I’m finally a grownup at 73!😜

@bluej6800

3 жыл бұрын

I’m 73 also, I quit alcohol this past January 1, 2021. Wish me luck, although I know I’m going to do it. Never too late to learn.

@GlennMarshallnz

3 жыл бұрын

@@bluej6800 Chinese proverb: The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now. Better late than never Barbara. :0) All the best from New Zealand. Regards Glenn

@southerngrandma4353

3 жыл бұрын

@@bluej6800 Don’t feel bad, I’m finally becoming an adult at 76 and I feel wonderful !! 😊

@bluej6800

2 жыл бұрын

@@southerngrandma4353 That’s wonderful.

@raeleohana8797

2 жыл бұрын

Wow I feel the same way! All those needless calories! Now, as an indulgence, I’ll have a few ounces of ice cold kombucha, as a complex tasting beverage. And no regrets!!

6:47 “I have the willpower to not buy something, but once I have bought it it will be completed! Me too!

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Ya and we’re apparently not alone ha ha

@kathylord7939

4 жыл бұрын

Agree!

@Decoding_Happyness

3 жыл бұрын

Hello gang 😝

@evecarter617

3 жыл бұрын

hahaha

When you don't cook with oil, your air vents don't get greasy.

@valerietomsic8454

2 жыл бұрын

Oil is not needed...you can "saute" onions etc with water!

grind the flax seeds in a coffee grinder and keep it in fridge, put one tablespoon per day in your oatmeal or on salad or in soup

I made a great dish yesterday. Sautéed mushrooms and zucchini, threw in a handful of bell pepper. But, instead of water or vegetable stock, I sautéed it all in mushroom stock. Then I added more stock, and a wee bit of arrowroot powder, to give it a gravy consistency. Served over rice. It was really good, and didn’t take much time or work. The peppers and mushrooms were pre sliced, and the zucchini was easy to slice, I made the rice in my rice cooker while I was cooking the rest, so it was fast and easy, and came out really delicious!

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Beautiful! Sounds delicious, thank you for sharing!

@childofdestiny2811

2 жыл бұрын

Yum!!!

That's so interesting how you don't eat in the morning because "you're still relatively full." If I eat before bed, even just a snack, I wake up ravenous. I have to stop eating at least 2-3 hours before bedtime, which has become challenging. Fascinating how different everyone's body is.

News headline: "Public figure caught stealing candy from bulk bins" hahahaha

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Oh man. I’m in trouble.

@luzvelazquez3373

5 жыл бұрын

Patricia L ha ha ha

@theloveleebaker

3 жыл бұрын

Oh God!!! That made me laugh so hard...especially that chuckle at the end!!!😂😂😂. P S. I’m with you on the dried mangoes - those are my binge downfall 😟

YES! Oil free cooking makes dishes & cleaning so easy! Love that little side effect!

Dillon you are just so real and easy to learn from thanks man ...😎

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

I appreciate that Penny 😊

Great talk...I was having a huge salad as I watched. I love the part where you are not counting calories or checking off boxes of how much of whatever you are eating. Total frees up my mind. Now, my metabolism is not like yours...not too many of us are like you. But I am doing so many things you are doing, I just know I am on the right track. I do identify with you when you say, I don't really feel guilty eating whatever the bad is, but I do not feel well after words. For me, that is truly stops me from making bad choices. I just do not want to wake up feeling crappy from a stupid choice I have made. I am 70...I cherish each morning waking up feeling great and happy. I don't want to waste a morning waking up miserable from a food coma the night before. Thanks for continuing to share all that you are experiencing...it really helps!

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Well said! And it’s my pleasure, thank you for watching!

@marycecilia8472

5 жыл бұрын

Hi! What dressing are you using for your salad? I struggle w the oil free dressings! Thanks❤

@alwayswfpb

5 жыл бұрын

Sweet Pepper I am using some dressing from The Whole Food Plant Based Cooking Show. Check out her channel and website

Okay, when you mentioned keeping your snack food "clean" because you'll overeat when you add things like chocolate chips, my head snapped up. This is so me. I am bad about making "healthy" vegan snacks and overeating them because they don't have the typical dessert ingredients like (white flour/sugar/eggs/butter/oil), but they still have calorie-dense ingredients like nut butter, maple syrup, and vegan chocolate. Thanks for that reality check. I appreciate the clarity in your videos!

I’m with you in Smoothies, they just give me an additional green meal that isn’t a salad. I tend to only eat them when the weather is warmer. I hate protein powders 🤢

I love your honesty. It is really helping me change to plant based eating. Thank you!

I had to reintegrate more processed foods like pasta or tofu into my diet again, because I lost so much weight in such a short amount of time. Whenever I'm eating wholefoods only, I'm starting to lose weight again. This diet just rocks - health & good looks = starch solution 💪💪

Really enjoyed your commentary on your diet. It helped me mentally evaluate what I do and why. Also, seeing how you are constantly going off course a bit & constantly righting your ship is such a wonderful example of how life/diet is a "practice" one must keep working at. Thanks for the vid!

Regarding alcohol....I have been vegan for 5 years now and this lifestyle has changed my life in so many expected and unexpected ways. It seems over the last two years my interest and desire for alcohol, like Dillan mentioned, has simply evaporated . In the past, drinking wine with friends was a weekly event. It was at the point where a bottle of red wine per sitting, maybe even more, was standard. Each week, at some point, while in my mid 40s, I was drunk and hungover. At the same time thought, I continued to eat a diet very similar to Dillans, as a result my mind and body healed and it’s functioning improved dramatically, I felt so great, so well tuned, alert, with consistent feelings of happiness and content, no anxieties about food, constant, stable energy for regular exercise....etc, So much so, that I wasn’t interested in alcohol. When I did and still do have an occasional glass of wine, I really don’t enjoy the experience. The taste and after effects are not enjoyable. Having great health is gift!

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

You said it perfectly. I think this story is more common than we realize for people that follow the path we have. The benefits of booze just stop being good enough to outweigh the negatives.

Thank you so much for being so honest about binge eating. I struggle with it too especially at night and I try to do the exact same strategies you do to keep it under control 👍🏽

Thank you for keeping it real. I thought it was just me eating more since I work out. I thought you was going to show us what you are today. Thanks for sharing what you eat sometimes every once and a blue moon.

Thank you for this video. So relatable! You made me feel so - relieved - I guess is the word that works best!

Just finding out about your channel and this video was amazing! I already shared it to have you explain to my friends how I eat in the best way possible. Thank you!

Great open and honest discussion. Can relate to so much of what you're saying. The idea of condiments works for me too. Yes any crisps that get through my door are gone in 60 seconds. Like your point about actually liking the no oil food better, that happened to me too and was a surprise. Treats are important but increasingly my treats are looking like what I used to call health food. Nice one.

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Yup you nailed it here Patricia, I’m with you! Thanks for the support!

Hello, I'm a new subscriber and now new to starch solution way of eating. I was vegetarian but still managed to gain weight which I now know is because of the things you mentioned. I need a change and am so glad that I found your channel. I really enjoyed listening to you and I know I'll learn a lot to help me on this journey. Thank you.😊

"Why am I still alive???" LOL! Great video!

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Ha ha seriously though! 😆Thank you Jeanne!

Hi Dillon you make great videos. Very simple to understand without any confusion. love it.

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Sonia, thank you very much!

Thanks for your take on your daily routine 😊

Greens. I buy a baby spinach baby kale mix and then pull it out of the fridge twice a day and eat a few hand fulls each time typically while I’m cooking. I hate greens so I eat them as medicine but certainly not because I love salads.

I could listen to you all day. You make this lifestyle so easy so easy to understand so easy to do. I really appreciate your honesty. Carry on!

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

😊thank you Josephine!

@josephinesclafani180

5 жыл бұрын

😁

I like these videos best. The weekly live show is hard to get through sometimes

AMEN on cleaning up oil!!! My hubs still eats a SAD diet, and I hate when he brings home leftovers with meat or cheese, and the oil in my sink and on my dishes drives me crazy!!!! Yeah for oil free plant food!

'I also do like dried fruit' sotto voce. You make me laugh out loud every time 😄 and learning embeds with laughter. Well done!

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Aw thank you!

Thank you for your honesty about binging. I, too, have that issue at night. It's also what you talked about in the first video I saw of yours and it keeps me coming back. I was at the low end of being compliant and just couldn't get myself right again. You have made it possible for me to make the changes I need to. So, thank you for being you!!!! P.S. I'm not a breakfast eater either, so thanks for letting it be okay not to.

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Gail, glad you keep coming back!

I appreciate your frank honesty.

My favorite meal at night is 3 ripe avocados which I make guac from with a pinch of salt, pepper, half a squeezed lemon and garlic powder. Then I take two cucumbers and slice them into elongated slices and I dip them into the guac and eat away. Better than chips! Raw, living chips, instead. Keeps me feeling full all night till morning.

Thank you... it is just that easy to say.. easy to listen to, and good presentation

Love this video. Super inspiring!

New to your channel, really enjoyed this video. I have digestive issues and I’m a picky eater. I find if I eat before 7pm I don’t have heartburn and sleep so much better than after 7pm. Love your no nonsense approach. 👍🏻

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Thank you Dillon another great video,you ROCK you explained very well eased my mind about a lot of the information that's out there.would love to see another cooking video with you & your beautiful wife.

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the support!

Loved this!!! Would LOVE a video making oil free basics WITHOUT an instapot. A variety of potatoes, veggies etc. I’m especially struggling with baking my potatoes oil free.

"...only when I steal candy out of the bulk bins at the store while I'm grocery shopping..." 😂😂😂

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

I’m so baaayyyyydd

@roots2buds

5 жыл бұрын

@@WellYourWorld Better quit that now that you're a public figure and all. 😘 LOL

I so needed this, thank you!

Best video so far imo. The laugh after public figure sold me. Good show bud

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Haha thank you I appreciate it!

Thank you Dillon! Simple explanations, easy to follow ideas... (Claire Dorsey)

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Claire! Thank you!

"The mouth feel" of oil - oh I can relate! I don't like avocados for that reason - slimy and oily sensation. I just made a pot of split pea soup - yum...... I believe my body tells me what it wants. The weather will get nice and warm soon and I'll crave more fresh veggies, so I'll honor that. I love hummus, so I'll make that on the weekends. An open bag is an empty bag, so I cannot buy many bags. Common Sense - you speak it every time!!!

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Janet!! XOXO

@uniquesedan1824

4 жыл бұрын

Splitpea and lentil soup is becoming the biggest solution to my transition.

I'm very similar to you bro! If I buy a bag of chips, it's gone with 12 hours. I need to do a SOS free for a month. Thanks man! 🙏🏼🌱💪🏼 I have noticed whole sweet potatoes and russet potatoes keep me from bing eating.

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Johnny!

@Pardy_Animalz

5 жыл бұрын

Johnny Hoffman 12 hours!! You a rock. I’d eat them in a minute.

It's amazing to me that all movie theaters do not offer air popped popcorn as an option. With so many people understanding whole food vs junk food, I think it's a missed opportunity for them! I enjoy your honesty, keeping it real.

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Janice!

Ditto on the oily mess!! Absolutely do not miss thaaat!!! 👍🏼❤️🌱

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Amen! Thank you!

@Daren_PNW

5 жыл бұрын

Word!

I struggle sometimes with my toddlers rich food. I do buy him nuts/seeds, dried fruit, and make him vegan crackers with oil. I have tried making them without, but he won’t eat them & requests goldfish crackers (we started SAD when he was born so I consider the crackers a success if the only non-WFPB is oil). Oh and I stock up on larabars when I can get them 80 cents a bar or less. I also make him peanut butter bars with Uncle Sam Cereal and maple syrup. And balls made of dates & oats. It’s so hard to pack enough food for us when we are gone 6+ hours. He needs some shelf stable, calorie dense foods. I obviously do not and even if I don’t pack enough for myself, I will survive until we get home, but I can’t have my toddler go hungry on a regular basis (or ever). I also live with my husband who eats SAD, but he happily has given up meat in the home for me, and will only buy junk food I don’t like so I’m not tempted. If I were single or had a WFPB partner, my kitchen would look much different, and much more easy for me to manage. There are things I can change in my environment that I should change though. One being oats because I can easily make it into oat flour and make a “healthy” mug cake (I always have date or prune paste I made in the fridge for my son). If I just got whole oat groats and just the right amounts of quick oats for my son to make his snacks, I wouldn’t eat them. Sorry for rambling to whoever is reading this, haha. But this video is a great reminder. One big win recently is that I did a Mary’s mini challenge (it’s on my channel) and my husband is interested in doing it with me next! Yay!

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

You're not rambling, it's great stuff. Yes I think it is very important that toddlers and growing kids eat lots of calorie dense food. Doesn't have to be junk food of course, but lots of calorie dense food available. But at the end of the day kids can handle vegan junk food a lot better than a fully grown adult can. So be happy that you are doing a great job as a mom. Great of your husband to make some compromises! -Dillon

I seem to be able to moderate intake with a little bit of tahini around but nut butters are basically hyperpalatable. Overdosed the other day. Chips and anything fried crunchy and salty is a no-go for me.

This video is awesome. Thank you for being real.

Uhhh hilarious and i need you in my life! Subscribed 🙆‍♀️

SUPER helpful video. The voice of reason. I’m glad I’m not the only one who smuggles food into the movies...yeah I eat popcorn out of a purse...so what? 😂

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Your support will encourage me to go purse shopping to aid the routine 😆

I recently cut out oil from my cooking. My weight just dropped so quickly. Dillon, I agree with you that it is nice for not having to clean the greasy pots and pans after. I always thought I had to cook with oil to make the food taste good.

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Wonderful Mimi!

Thank you so much for sharing this video. 🌱

I LOVE THIS... To many rules drive me crazy.. Just eat from "3" food groups. STARCH* FRUIT *VEG. ( no nuts for me)

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Thanks Sheri!

@straightedgeveganbel2453

5 жыл бұрын

Same here

@ClickToPreview

5 жыл бұрын

Are you getting enough essential omega 6 and omega 3's?

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

ClickToPreview yes very easily Vegan What I Ate Today for NUTRIENTS! kzread.info/dash/bejne/mYGLyqSresvTiag.html

I needed to hear this. Thanks Dillon.

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

i really enjoyed this video. Keeping it simple would be my nr1 rule for a lifestyle change as well. I do mainly eat veggies/fruits/starches and i love it. There is still so much variety in those 3 food Groups.

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Diandra! Thank you!

@diandralabo6260

5 жыл бұрын

@@WellYourWorld uhh and by the way, best thumbnail yet😂

You are an amateur binger Dillon 😜 I used to eat chips by the million as a tiny snack between snacks ha ! In fact my life WAS food & not much else. But NOT any more. Now I control my food & I thank YOU for all your honesty & advice. It has helped me SO much. Life is great now that I am in control (98% anyway 😜)

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

And I’ll bet you inspire others as well! Thank you

Thanks for sharing, Dillon! Very informative.

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it Ginan, thank you!

Thanks for the great food group tips

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Alicia!

I love dried mango too. I get an organic with no added sugar from Costco. Curbes sweat attack nicely when options would be far worse.

You have taught me more than anyone out there! Thanks!

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Renae!

7:17 That hearty laugh!!!

Oh my I loved the comment about stealing candy from the bulk bins! Its like I have to try the grapes before I buy them. I'm NOT buying sour grapes! lol

Hahahahaha we are all so alike us Vegans.🥰 I too have a sweet tooth but I-saw great results when I cut the fat and oil. Sugar is a killer because I also have a sweet tooth and I cannot have it in the house. I love dried fruit but only in small quantities. I do love good coffee. It is a constant checking in with myself and listening to what my body wants and needs. I live in Montreal Canada and here the winters are dark and cold so it can be really challenging at times. I am also an evening binge r try drying apple rings. I think it may be better then mango. Really love to have my treats in the evening...just the way it is for me. Sometimes I make myself a decaf coffee with soya milk. My go to treat will be sweet over fat.I-take B12 and Spirulina which I definitely need . Thanks for posting. 👍🙏❤️🕊🇨🇦

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Gail, great comment!

Love this video! Just plain common sense!

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Karen!

Would you please do a mukbang? Cook& eat& storytime your favorites?

Food combining can be extremely important for people with compromised health issues because the body system is not working right, but if you're healthy, the body saves up co-factors & uses them to digest as needed. A healthy body self regulates without conscious input.

Many thanks Dillion! Keeping it simple as always, I want to ask you though about seaweeds.. Do you ever eat them? Thoughts about Iodine?

crunchy all natural peanut butter is my criptonite ....i will go in to blackout mode and wonder where half the jar went lol so i cant keep it around i love coco powder on frozen cherries with a dash of cinnamon

YESSSSSSS- LOVE IT!!!

amen to getting oil residue, cooking grease, meat mess out of the kitchen is a big plus

So true about oil. I am the same way. Oil starts coming out of my throat the very next day

This thumbnail made me laugh even more than the banana one! The oily slime on cookware makes you think about what its like on your insides. I'm oil and sugar free. I do use some iodized salt though. No salt added canned food when possible.

Where do you get your Amla powder ? Thanks for all your info and recipes.

I listen to this and it's listening to how I act with some foods. The oak cluster thing yep I'd be eating all them after I just baked them. I have never been the person who has one or two cookies puts it away and not have any more until 2-3 days later. Nope they're always on my mind if they're in the house. Buying junk food of any sort I cannot do that. Sitting within the day and eating the whole bag of chips yes it's me. So many things that you've described about yourself are mirrored in me. During the summer I did try the no oil diet. I didn't really miss it but somehow it crept back into my cooking. The new year is coming and I do want to make the ultimate adjustment in my diet to be oil-free. The supplements you take B12 I take vitamin d as I'm in Connecticut. It all depends how much your subscription is maybe I'll join. Unfortunately because of covid I'm still unemployed.

Great video with a lot of important info! I agree with you on flaxseed. The only way I can eat it is in oatmeal...you don't even know it's there when it cooks in.

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Rob! Yes I like doing flax in oatmeal as well.

Great video! Thanks!!!!

When I make sure to drink enough water throughout the day and also to eat my veggies like in salads and smoothies I get waaay less cravings for all the vegan junk food and don’t binge snack after dinner. Probably cuz I’m getting all my nutrients and stuff. You could try that. Maybe it’ll help with your binge eating

Awesome video!

What I have found to be very satisfying at nite, is a 1/4 of a very ripe papaya.

Just luv the honesty.....great vudeo.

That was a great video ... I’m just getting into this whole food stuff and i have to say as far as you tubers ... you are the one I am connecting with the most .... by the way I’m still planning on having some fish ... probably during grilling season when everyone else is eating a lot of meat ... what are you thoughts on a little fish added to the diet you are promoting?

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

I’m vegan so I recommend no animal products. But most plant-based doctors do acknowledge that you CAN maintain your health with very minimal intake of animal products such as fish, 0-3 servings per week of just 3-4 ounces, very small portions. Only you can decide how you want to transition to a better diet, you’re welcome here regardless.

"I would just as easily sip on water the entire time and stare at them." 😅 yes!

2 minutes in and I like this guy...

It’s pretty easy to take oil out of cooking, eating out or otherwise not so easy. I am a new vegan and the veggie grounds, cheese slices and such have made it much easier to switch our way of eating. Now we are going to make a push to less processed.

Oh gosh you are funny! I’m glad I found your channel.

Great video !!

Combining a little fat in your veggies just means sprinkling on 2 t. of flax, chia or those pine nuts on top. If not that how about a skinny slice of avocado? Thats all it is, don't think its some major production, it's not.

Chips me too!! I have the same addiction.

Can you do a video of your bulking for your weight gain and weight lifting food. What your eating and how much you ate. I'm at 155 and I don't want to loose anymore weight.

Awesome video.

Thank you for sharing this, Awesome, Video, Gracias, sincerely, Diana Lipski 💕

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Diana!

I enjoy your videos. That is all.

Dude you are a beast!

I have FINALLY cut out ALL oils at home. And I am noticing how much better I feel. Of course dining out it’s pretty much unavoidable... but I eat out pretty infrequent anymore... so that is a good thing. Still I have got to cut out dried fruits (aka oat clusters) if I ever want to lose this last 10 pounds!!! 🙄

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Keep it up!

Oh wow, Dillon. You keep the “bad” food off just like me keeping my son eating healthy when he was little. I simply won’t bring candies, cookies or chips home since my son’s principle is if it’s at home then he can eat it. I don’t like pill supplements. As for crunchy & crispy stuff i love to make multigrain/seeds crackers that consist of ground flax seeds, quinoa, chia, nuts/ pumpkin or sunflower seeds & water as binder seasoned with garlic powder + herb of choice. 1 recipe makes lots and it can last me a week. Freeze dried veggies also make awesome crunchy snacks to binge on. For condiments i use kombu + 10% salt water solution. This is my fish sauce replacement and i let it ferment for a whole week before using it. It smells & taste just like fish sauce except much less salty. If you like miso kind of taste, it’s better to make your own and control the salt just enough to keep the bad bacteria away. I love your content and your personality. When i quit alcohol 20 yrs ago, i also quit smoking. Then when i was diagnosed w/ tongue cancer & had to have it removed, i quit meat, fish & poultry. When i heard dr Greger said I don’t need dairy for calcium, i was so happy that i threw out all my whey protein powder & yogurt. Now i make my own coconut or cashew yogurt w/ vegan cultures, vegan kimchi & even soy sauce just to be sure of its ingredients. The funny thing is all these after effects of my cancer & my paranoia turn into a money making ventures. Keep up the good work & keep inspiring us to eat better & don’t change your personality for anyone. You’re great the way you are.

@WellYourWorld

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words Ima. And thank you for sharing these details. Great to hear things have improved so dramatically. And yes I’m totally with you on the money making opportunities!

So far I’m O free. S & S, uffff... coffee (uff, I’m Cuban and we drink espresso) & alcohol... i got a lot of things to still work on..

Penn of Penn and Teller eats blueberries with coco powder and cayenne

I like cocoa in my overnight oats

Yeah, amla powder does nothing for me either. I don't use it anymore. But I do feel amazing having a green smoothie everyday. I can't even look at oats in the morning, so a veggie-fruit smoothie with greens is an easy go-to for me.

@MadonnaIsTheShit

Жыл бұрын

I tried Amla based on Dr. Greger's recommendation. I kept at it for a couple of months but ultimately left it untouched in the back of my cabinet...I can't handle the taste 😝