What is one hack you will implement in your routine to avoid glucose spikes? I’d like to invite you to join this community and subscribe to the channel. By hitting the 'Subscribe' button, you're not just becoming a subscriber - you're choosing to make a positive difference in your life.

@mindB660

Ай бұрын

😢O😢I

@deniseorlando9000

Ай бұрын

Absolutely adding veggies first, dressing carbs and vinegar. ❤

@inezkatrina6810

Ай бұрын

I’ve already started eating my veggies first. Such an easy one. I will absolutely be passing so much of this info on to my mom as she is prediabetic at the moment with a glucose monitor!!

@imranrasheed8982

Ай бұрын

Boiled eggs Meat Chicken Salad Use yogurt instead of cheese

@Gustagustapt

Ай бұрын

Mr jay what do you use to control glucose?

Takeaways: 1. Start ur day with savoury breakfast ( never with any kind of sweet not even fruits) 2. Ear ur lunch & dinner in order of fibre protein fat carb dessert (if any) 3. Never eat ur carbs naked 4. Sugar cook your body from inside so avoid it almost 5. Before ur meal ( containg carb) drink vinegar in diluted form 6. Post eating always move your muscles ( even light excercises will do ) for atleast 10 mins 7. Lack of sleep puts extra exaggeration in body demanding for carbs and excess carbs lead to poor sleep. Do not fall in the vicious circle, avoid sugar particularly when u are out of sleep. 8. Avoid all forms of processed food even breakfast cereals 9. Whenever eating something for snacks like pastries or ice cream or chips or cookies to satisfy taste buds etc ( occasionally) always eat first some protein/fibre/fat/dahi/almond etc 10. Eating fruits after meals get fermented in body is an urban myth. Don't go by it. Infact it saves you from unhealthy dessert post meals. Feel free to eat whole fruits as dessert post meals. Thanks J&J for amazing & informative podcast. Would be waiting for part 2.

@Borimomof3

Ай бұрын

❤

@gloriafidelareyes4611

Ай бұрын

Nice. Thank you!

@kashifaazhar

Ай бұрын

Thank you so so much to sum up this podcast❤

@eblittle11

Ай бұрын

What about morning drinks like coffee, matcha or teas? No sugar or agave

@benjaminmausten9733

Ай бұрын

Agave is still just sugar

I'm 31 and literally everyone at work thinks I'm 24. I started reducing sugar 10 years ago and it really does make a difference.

@user-bg9dw8lt8d

Ай бұрын

I’m 35, people think I’m 26😂, I started reducing sugar almost 4years

@MadaraUchiha...

Ай бұрын

I'm 50 and people think I'm 25. I've increased my sugar intake 25 years ago. Eating more sugar really helps your body.

@dushyantvazarkar5190

Ай бұрын

@thrall120 How do you see a food If It has sugar in it? what is your base line to decide? thank you

@ejack4961

Ай бұрын

Im 99 and look like only 95 😂😂😂😂😂😂 what a kook

@Fay685

Ай бұрын

I'm 41 and look 40. I have sugar in my tea and it helps my brain😂

I love how passionate she is about the work she does. You can tell she lives by the values she teaches us and feels good inside her body.

@agataantosik3982

12 күн бұрын

she lives by what gives her money. And she's good at it.

Around the age of 50 my father was told he had high blood sugar levels and had diabetes. He discovered that refined sugar and carbs were making him feel bad. He eliminated them and lived to be 100 with a good quality of life.

As a 25 year old I’m making the changes now🙌🏾

@melindahernandz7942

Ай бұрын

0

@JayShettyPodcast.

Ай бұрын

🙌🙌🙌

@AgataKerner

Ай бұрын

Im 40 and I’m shocked! I start my big change right now

@waedghassan1037

8 күн бұрын

I'm joining todaaay

@ARR.101

4 күн бұрын

25 here & Me too!

“Symptoms are messages“ that’s powerful

For over four months, I've cut out all sugars and carbs, and I'm feeling so much better. I've lost 10kg.

@ononentertainment4749

Ай бұрын

What are you eating ?

@ronnie8663

Ай бұрын

@@ononentertainment4749 I eat all kinds of vegetables, nuts, and proteins such as meat, fish, and chicken. For my bread, I use red lentils. Additionally, I walk 10,000 steps every day. I eat once a day with a 22-hour intermittent fasting window and a 2-hour eating window. As a result, I've lost 10 kilograms and 8 sizes, and my skin has improved significantly. I have more energy and focus. This is my experience; it could be different for everyone.

@sheilalange9902

Ай бұрын

​@@ononentertainment4749Iwhat are you eating

@LennefalkStudios

Ай бұрын

Epic progress, keep it up! Any fruits or strictly keto? My favorite hack is intermittent fasting for even faster results 🔥

@maverick1113

Ай бұрын

Liar 😂

Addiction is a serious problem for alot of people who turn to food for comfort and boredom. Thank you for this video.

I watched this video on Tuesday or Wednesday. I started implementing the hacks- savoury bf, apple cider in my salad before lunch, food order, no more oat milk cappuccinos, greek yoghurt before any sweets... and today, by Sunday, I haven't had a crazy sugar craving or drop in my energy (the contrary). I'm mindblown, and I'm obsessed with the Glucose Goddess. She should give talks at schools. I'm implementing these with my toddler (savoury breakfast and cutting down on sugars) to hopefully build good eating habits from the beginning. Thank you Jessie❤

@gracitac

Ай бұрын

Same here. She’s a genius

@aairahsona4976

14 күн бұрын

Hey what do you eat for lunch and dinner ??

@Natural_Nuturer

5 күн бұрын

🎉

@lucylane7397

2 күн бұрын

I like a cheese omelette for breakfast keeps me full for ages

Being in a middle class family we cannot afford to hire a nutritionist or be a part of any gym , but expensive fancy healthy stuff … this podcast is life changing … I’ve been suffering anxiety depression since I was 16, and I am almost 30now . Every time my mental health is at Toss first thing I need is to eat sweets to calm my self down . I am Muslim who wakes up at 5 in the morning for prayer and it’s the most difficult part of my life because I feel this horrible sickness while waking up .. I watched a lot of videos about dieting nutrition etc… after this podcast I feel finally my search and struggle will be over … everything she said makes so much sense . How ignorant I was and the amount of false information we are been fed is unbelievable… Thank you so much jay and Glucose Goddess for this gift …

I am so thankful that my Polish Dad and Korean Mom taught me, in the 1970's, about real foods, nutrients, refined sugars, etc. and how it all affects the body and mind. It was at a common sense level back then, and now in modern day, science backs up that common sense knowledge. ❤ Keeping the body moving is beneficial for soooooo many reasons. 😊 What foods are selected is very important as well. 😊 Old school principles work so well for my body, heart, soul, and mind. Timeless and Priceless. ❤

@user-ej2ql9ws6j

Ай бұрын

Wow, you are such a beautiful combination.. Koran-Polish 😊 I am Polish myself.. I wonder if you speak polish :) I had this beautiful friend half English half Thai.. Kind regards

I can not express how much Jessie helped me in my life routine , her book is super amazing and watching her everytime makes me fall in love with her more and more. Not to mention also my love and Respect for Jay . Love u both ❤

@JayShettyPodcast.

Ай бұрын

❤❤❤

@mariansaines5021

Ай бұрын

Me too👊🏽💪🏾🙏

I love how passionate and cheerful she is sharing this information. Making me less intimidated.

She is smart, beautiful and her style is another level 🙌🙌🙌

@lesleybronson7020

Ай бұрын

she is french, style style style! and look at her skin!

@dasak67

Ай бұрын

She is just a normal French woman 😉

@ZZ-yw5sh

24 күн бұрын

WHO is this French woman??? I didn’t hear any introduction.

@foxiefair123

24 күн бұрын

Oh my gosh, I knowww! 😀

0:00: ⚠ Impact of glucose spikes on aging, inflammation-based diseases, and importance of stabilizing blood sugar levels. 6:15: ⚠ Understanding the harmful effects of glucose spikes on the body's mitochondria and energy production. 12:08: 🍬 The impact of high sugar breakfast foods on glucose levels throughout the day. 17:16: 💡 Understanding the body's reliance on glucose and the challenges of transitioning to burning fat for fuel. 22:55: 🥦 Optimize glucose levels by starting meals with veggies to prevent sugar cravings and energy crashes. 28:13: 💡 Understanding glucose levels reduces sugar cravings, leading to empowered choices and delayed gratification. 33:57: 🧠 Discovering the impact of glucose levels on mental health led to a breakthrough in understanding and managing episodes of depersonalization. 39:45: 🍪 Optimal pre- and post-workout nutrition can maximize glucose utilization by muscles, reducing spikes in blood sugar levels. 45:04: 🍏 Easy hacks to improve health without removing anything, acting as a non-ramp to freeway for overall well-being. 50:21: 🍎 The importance of consuming whole fruits over denatured fruit products for optimal health. 55:57: 🍎 Empowering individuals to make informed food choices beyond just calorie counting. 1:01:41: 💊 Concerns about reliance on weight loss pills, impact on muscle mass, and need for sustainable lifestyle changes. 1:06:45: 📝 Daily routine habits for mental health improvement and tracking using the app Dao. Recapped using Tammy AI

@Eric-zo8wo

Ай бұрын

wow amazing summary! thx for saving my time with the time stamp!

@selambengp

Ай бұрын

Recapped using Tammy AI 😂Btw, Thank you ❤

@ellalopez3358

Ай бұрын

Its daylio

@pambalakhan6020

Ай бұрын

👍🏼

@catherineberry6971

Ай бұрын

Thank you!!!!

Absolute truth! I would be a case study. I was taught all about counting calories as a teen because my Mom was on different versions of Weight Watchers her entire life. If only she would have known that with her low thyroid; with natural hormone & glucose balancing, she would have learned the tools to know body bliss. After significant trauma both physically & emotionally, my body started shutting down, was so out of balance, I got brain fog & severe depression. I started studying neuroplasticity and that's how I started following Jay, Andrew Huberman & The Diary of a CEO to hear all the amazing guests like Jessie. Love this! Will share the content with everyone that will listen.

@ElsaZoberg

Ай бұрын

Iove Jessie!!!

Amaizng video! I also had a back injury and didn’t know at the time that all the processed food was making my healing process difficult, slower and I was also very depressed. I found a few KZreadrs who recommend same techniques as her and I healed my back. Cut out the processed foods, chips, sodas and eat Whole Foods and protein with each meal and watch how amazing your body feels and heals♥️ I absolutely loved this show!

I love how incredibly personal this and many other conversations are on this podcast while being relevant to a wide audience! Also love how many times she says Jay’s name!

@JayShettyPodcast.

Ай бұрын

❤❤❤

@DoctorDerp6969

Ай бұрын

touch grass

Imagine being in a heated argument with someone and you tell them “you need to check your glucose levels” 😂

@buhayamerikaniaireen5249

14 күн бұрын

😅😅😅😅

@oyukoyu5068

11 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

@iffatanwar7407

9 күн бұрын

Go take some AntiSpike!! 😂

@rahatulislamjoy3260

6 күн бұрын

Yes always, this is my think

@deidralorene

6 күн бұрын

I tell my mom all the time 😂

I love listening to her. She is so genuine and fun when explaining anything. Great conversation!

I’m 21 and I’ve got type 1 diabetes , this helped big time ! I can’t thank you enough for this ❤️

@sarahhayes9906

Ай бұрын

When I was pregnant with my last child (He's 9 months old now), they told me I had gestational diabetes and I was supposed to have very little fruit. BUT, I decided to eat 2 to 5 pounds of fruit DAILY. My blood sugar was exactly where it needed to be, I lost a few pounds, and I had energy... unlike when you eat cake and breads.

I am 42 years old and couldn't figure out why my hands and elbows ache, or why I feel so hungry after a meal or snack. My former manager introduced me to your book(glucose Goddess) this past January! Let me just say Thanks so much Jessie❤❤❤❤! I stepped out on faith asking God to guide me through your 4 week method. Not only has this method changed the way I eat my meals but also my aches and pains are gone. I know longer crave processed food. My cholesterol is in a normal range now and I am losing weight. I feel so much better. I am telling everyone I know about this method. It works!

This video came right on time because I have been struggling with sugar intakes and have been trying to cut it out little at a time. Thank you Jay, what a wonderful guest on this episode! 🙏🏽

She is talking with sooo much passion that it keeps me hooked at all times. It's really amazing to listen to this podcast. Great job!!

Her Aura is Glowing...!! There is something very positive and unusual about her personality...!!

@aylinurgun5244

Ай бұрын

Beautiful foreign accent

@BegoMekerTube2127

Ай бұрын

she actually came to this sugar study after she fall off into a water from a cliff. She was severely ill and gone through surgery to recover. Finally she had depression and mental distress, then finally came to find out that sugar was the main food that triggered her illness. Then started to seriously study suagr. My point is most happiness and positive vibes are actually born out deep sorrow and struggle in life.

@Bhavin734

Ай бұрын

@BegoMekerTube2127 indexed, sorrow always changes people...°°

@Bhavin734

Ай бұрын

@BegoMekerTube2127 Good to hear her background story...!!

@javaChai

Ай бұрын

It’s called make up😂

1.Sugar makes aging process faster, causes inflammation 2. Order of eating is matters. Eat vegetables first. Don't start with starch. Eat sugar at last 3. Have a savory breakfast. Dnt do extreme diet. 4. Dont have fruit smoothies first thing in morning. Eat fruits rather than processed fruits 5. White malbury leaves, lemon extract, cinnamon, anti oxidants from green vegetables. Take together in pill. Eat b4 meal. Reduce glucose by 40%. 6. Symptoms are messages. For ex acne

@Aakhri_Pasta

Ай бұрын

You're a blessing ❤️

@brihal6498

Ай бұрын

Thank you, love this 😁. If you ever add time stamps it would be even more amazing!

Wow This is one of the best interviews ever. Very valuable and so much precious information I wasnt aware of despite having pretty broad theoretical knowledge on nutrition but also as a person who's always been struggling with obesity. Now I understand it more and feel even more motivated to keep insulin and glucose problems at bay. Thank you!

Thank you, Jessie. Every time I listen to you I feel hopeful

Best podcast I have heard in a long time! Thank you so much for putting this out.

Wow, this is so enlightening! And I love that she's not stopping you from eating sugar but just teaching us to shift the way we eat.

This was so informational, thanks for breaking it down so we can understands without using all those fancy jargons and explanations. I feel like she provided so many helpful and honest hacks to improve our health and habits. Thanks for sharing and exploring these topics that are not talked about enough! Thank you glucose goddess and Jay!

The Glucose and Glycation conversation was astonishing! Mind-blowing! I am still in awe. A healthy body and a healthy mind require a lot of knowledge. Watch out with fruits :) and I love Jay that you brought the 3pm SWEET TIME. What an amazing Episode!

@JayShettyPodcast.

Ай бұрын

Thank you for watching!

@mariansaines5021

Ай бұрын

👊🏽💪🏾Yes!

One of the best podcast I recently watched.. recommend to watch full

I'm 28 years old, I discovered Jessie a few days ago and I've been watching her videos to educate myself. People like her motivate me even more to study nutrition. I started to implement some of her hacks, and have changed my way to do grocery shopping. I love how she's being a voice on this that's so important and yet we are not taught in school. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK !! Thank you for your research. Great interview Jay :)

Thanks so much Jay for this fab interview with Jessie, I love her energy and enthusiasm for how we can have better health. Really valuable, straight away our family has pledged to swap to savoury breakfasts and start meals with veg. Also keeping sweet treats to after meals. It all makes so much sense thanks to her super ability to convey a message without jargon, but with scientific acumen. 👌🏻

Love this episode! She’s a great teacher. Just ordered the book! Can’t wait to start reading it. ❤

I needed this! I’m working with my doctor to lower my carb/ sugar intake and this def helped me have a better understanding!

What a fantastic podcast! Very informative and useful. Didn’t think I would sit through the entire 1 hour+. But I just couldn’t leave it. Jessy is a great speaker. Thank you Jay for bringing her into your podcasts. One that of the best so far!

Came across this as a podcast first but came in to watch here. This came in at such a right time as I’m struggling with weight lose and hormonal all issues and this is sooo sooo informative and had definitely helped in looking into what I eat and when. I never gave a thought about Glucose level which might be triggering so many of my health issues. I’m now gonna make these small changes into my daily food and hopefully see changes in my overall health ! Thank you Jay and team for bringing this very informative interview helping many to look into how we see our health!

My favorite podcast so far. I love this channel!

I started controlling my sugar & carbs intake around 2 years ago and since then I've lost 25 kgs, clear skin, and I've received multiple compliments on how I look 28-32 yo when infact I'm 41. I have finally lost my food cravings not only sugar. I control when I want to eat.

I think this is one of the best and most helpful episodes to understand all the effects of glucose on hormones, mood, fatigue, energy, sleep, physiology, focus, mitochondria, aging and more! Lots of good hacks to help!!

I love how both of you saved your identity while speaking a foreign language. Your accents sound unique and pleasant to hear. Bu the way, your guest is very interesting as a person. Thanks for this podcast!

Absolutely brilliant! Best podcast ever on health!

You are Right about that…… it needs to be taught in all schools . !!!!!!! Period!!! Ty

@Ade683

Ай бұрын

They will never. They don’t need healthy Americans. Processed foods and Sickness is a BIG business

It happens that I took a few days of work because of my chronic fatigue, pain and lack of sleep. I started using a glucose monitor and I had notice the most insane spikes. Those spikes relate to what I eat, how I sleep and so much more ! I on my way to start this journey to improve my health and watching you guys is a confirmation that I’m on the right path !!! Thanks so much !

hey, thank you for this podcast Jay, took away a lot from here I am not only gonna follow the hacks she gave but also gonna track my food habits and how a certain kind of food affects my mood, clarity in thoughts and my overall body

Been sugar & processed grain free for the past 12 months… I used. Used MCT oil to control sugar cravings first couple of weeks. The most difficult part was getting others to stop trying to get me to eat crap at family gatherings. Like me stopping sugar somehow affected them. I stopped worrying about their feelings and just say no without trying to justify my choices.

This was amazing. Huge thank you to you both, Jessie and Jay❤ Appreciate all of the much needed info❤

@JayShettyPodcast.

Ай бұрын

❤❤❤

This blew my mind. So many amazing points that I didn’t even realize but after hearing Jessie, everything makes so much sense. Loved the video!! Thank you Jessie for coming on!

It took me 65 years to get to the point where I finally got the straight skinny about what's going on with my body; watching this dialogue between you folks. Your feedback, and the practical use of continuous glucose monitoring, can give me enough life experience to adapt my eating habits.

Where have you been all my life ??? I am so enlightened by this video and am inspired to change my health issues

I've been captivated by Jesse’s incredible work, but unfortunately, accessing her content in the Philippines isn't as easy. Her insightful tips and hacks for achieving a healthier lifestyle have truly resonated with me. I admire her dedication and expertise in promoting wellness, and I'm eager to learn more from her, despite the challenges of availability in my region.

The BEST information ever! Thank you, and bless you for this type of content. Valuable & attainable. Much appreciated 🙏🏾

I love this episode, especially Jessie has been brilliant throughout. Lots of valuable info with picture clear explanations. Great job both of you ❤️

I love her work! Life-changing!!

This was such a great interview and I really loved the hacks. I just got the audiobook!

THIS input is amazing Jay!! I can now understand myself soo much better! I am honestly so freakin thankful for this interview and your beeing and bringing this information into so many peoples life❤thanks!!!

@peterbrenton410

Ай бұрын

Well said ,and a positive comment when there are so many bitter comments here .I particularly agree about her suggestion at the end , that the subject should be taught in schools!

I find this video the most useful one.There are lots of take aways and I am sure this is going to change my life from tomorrow onwards..I have been struggling to work on my diet and cut down on my curbs and sweet cravings for a long time but was not sure from where to start and with what to start. Now I am very precise about how to start my day, what to eat,how to balance my heart, body and mind and how to plan my day..Thanks to you Jay for bringing such nice podcast about something which is going to be a lifetime treasure for all of us.

Thank you Jay for all of your videos. They are all very informal and helpful. Also, I love your guest selections. Keep up the great work.

I dropped all added sugar foods, and don't touch heavily naturally sugar foods. Feels awesome, I don't have any cravings, a small bowl of food is enough to satiate me for longer hours.

I have been following her for a year. I’m so happy you covered her ❤

@ZZ-yw5sh

24 күн бұрын

WHO is she? No one has said her name, including Getty.

Honestly, this video is one of the most informative ones I have ever watched. I have a sweet tooth and I'm getting more addictive over time. Worse than that I've experienced all the bad health statuses that she's mentioned having no idea what those symptoms come from. Thanks a lot. I really love this video and gonna make positive changes

i love the info and how easy jessie makes it to understand. also the passion with which she explains things is motivational itself

I can feel her passion through then screen! What a brilliant conversation!!

@JayShettyPodcast.

Ай бұрын

🙌🙌🙌

This conversation was a life changer for me. I've been experiencing a lot of unexplained joint inflammation, so I'll be changing the way I eat my meals to see if that helps. Thanks for posting such quality content! ❤

@JayShettyPodcast.

Ай бұрын

❤❤❤

@kat7973

Ай бұрын

Also try going to your primary care doctor and get tested for RA rheumatoid factor. A lot of healthy people have it. Some people also test positive for rheumatoid arthritis. This causes inflammation in your joints. It’s probably not this, but it would be a good idea to check

I absolutely love the way Jessie explains everything☺️ Even Jay was reminding her a part of a conversation that he interrupted and she forgot about it,that’s how you know is captivating❤

Jay next episode with her ask her to talk more about managing type1 diabetic and teen sugar cravings 🙂. It would benefit many. Amazing podcast. Loved listening to it.

As a dentist I appreciate her enamel comments! What an amazing podcast and interviewee

Also drink a tall glass of water before each meal. It helps you feel more satiated and prevents over eating. In our vedas, they say pani khane se pehle amrit hai, khane samaye Anand hai, khane ke turant baad zahar hai, khane ke ghanto baad bal hai. I agree with Jay about the food tasting better in India, since they are not highly processed. In the U S A, I felt if I was blind, I would not know what veggie I was eating since the flavor and aroma are missing. My neighbor gave me a cucumber he grew over the summer in his garden. It gave me so much joy when I realized it tasted and smelled like the cucumbers I was used to, the ones that grew back home in our garden. I have since started growing tomatoes, chilies and cucumbers during the summer here. The flavor profile and aromas are so much better.

@The_New_Abnormal_World_Order

Ай бұрын

It must be half hour before or you will dilute stomach juices which leads to malabsorption and malnutrition🙏❗It is a great thing to do since dehydration can lead to hunger.

@sashavahini

Ай бұрын

Vedas also point digestion as a fire - a whole glass of water can fully take that fire down. After that glass we need to wait at least half an hour to make that fire burn back. Or you can take warm water while eating but half a glass . That way you can fill up the stomach and help digestion. Water should be 1/3. Food 1/3. And air 1/3. For good digestion.

@siennascott-king4806

Ай бұрын

But dilutes nutrients

God bless you Jessie & Thank you & Jay too for doing this podcast. I'm proud of you Jay. I watch most of ur stuff.

So happy to watch this, I had no idea the impact of spikes. Definitely sharing this video and reducing my sugar intake asap. Ty, ty, ty.

Jay, I just want to say thank you so much. This information is so helpful. I have hope, and I'm going to use all these hacks now. God bless you and Jessie.

@ZZ-yw5sh

24 күн бұрын

Jesse WHO? I don’t know who she is.

You guys, I feel so hyped. I am at the beginning of implementing GLUCOSE HACKS… It´s 11:58 am. I am on maternal leave at home with my son. Now it is the time I would usually have lunch. Well, I would sometimes have lunch at 11:00 am, because I would be fricking hungry already… So as I said… It´s 11:58… Im still not hungry… And I am speed Cleaning my apartment… Normally I would try to have a nap as soon as my son would asleep for his nap. He is sleeping… and I dont need it. Well, it’s still soon to tell if I will have much satisfying life from now on thanks to this awesome french scientist, but I feel hope. And joy. And I dont feel hungry :-)) Thank you for your work and for your podcast! ❤🎉

@mariansaines5021

Ай бұрын

💪🏾👊🏽🙏

I have read the book but I found out much more from this conversation, surely added value, thank you very much to both of you!

This was a masterclass! Also her voice is soo beautiful.

Jessie has amazing energy. It is contagious! Love it!

@JayShettyPodcast.

Ай бұрын

Agreed!

Thanks for such a great information ❤

My favourite speaker Jay genius l love his speech very much.

Amazing!! I am putting this into practice like yesterday!! Lol. Thank you Jay and Jessie!! This episode is a keeper and will be on replay/repeat ❤

@mariansaines5021

Ай бұрын

❤

I love the way she explains the details in a way that we can understand. Great interview!

@DoctorDerp6969

Ай бұрын

she gives no details

@renauldohughes7104

Ай бұрын

@kg0148 I agree, and I’m the type of person that can understand complex things it was cool to get info while my brain relaxed for a change.

wow, this is a masterclass! thank you for this ❤

@mariansaines5021

Ай бұрын

It’s a real ‘revelation’, n’est pas?!😅

That explanation of ingredients list on product was amazing ❤

i love how she share her knowledge, love this video, thank you

It took me two weeks to get rid of the post-meal slump. Thanks for another fab interview :-)

Not sure if anyone noticed the recording is 1:11:11 long. Such a great omen. Very interesting video

As a type 2 diabetic a lot of your information was told to me by my Dr and diëtist, but you gave some really other useful tips. Thanks for that! My takeaway is, that if you treat your body like a vehicle, your food is like picking the right fuel, oils and fluids. The way you eat it is like tuning your body. It really works.

Oh! She is brilliant! An angel who gives us the right informations about health!

I agree 100%.. I tell parents. If you want that hyperness mood swings from a child to go or to just mellow out.Remove the sugar supplements first of all carbs as well.. Get them at a very young age.. After all , parents are in control what their child eats

I know for a long time that sugar is not good for us but Jessie has really wonderfully explained all and I’m gonna try to incorporate her hacks & suggestions! Thank you Jay for bringing her on your podcast 🙏🏽

Thank you so much for this valuable interview. I think this has the potential to change my perspective towards food, especially because I love cooking, as well as the potential to change my life.

@JayShettyPodcast.

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Such an informative and eye- opening interview!❤ Thank you so very much beautiful Souls for sharing such wisdom!🙏❤🙏 Much Love, Light, Peace and Blessings to all!❤🌞🕊🙏

Thank you😊 .I really needed it ..

I was addicted to sugar for one year. I got tooth problems, gained 10 kilos, was sweaty and chronicly fatiqued. I have stopped for two/three months now, lost 9 kilos and feel much better😮. People do not know the danger of sugar.

A great talk, clear and well presented.One caveat -she said at the end to ban all processed cereals ,when I think she meant to say -ultraprocessed

Amazing podcast. So so informative. Especially the smoothie. In the morning. Eye opener. Thank you

Thank you Mr Shetty for informative beneficial video. I follow you from Uzbekistan

@ellemarr7234

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He is a FRAUD. Look it up! He steals from other thinkers

@JayShettyPodcast.

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Amazing! Thank YOU!

She is something else :,) ❤️

Thankyou so much Jay for introducing me to her❤this was great and super helpful