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@henrythegreatamerican8136

Жыл бұрын

They make keto bread with 2g net carbs. It tastes okay..... but it's expensive.

@BrewBlaster

Жыл бұрын

I would say 37 million diabetics in America is a very conservative estimate. And I know it's an estimate.

@vickiemiller4227

Жыл бұрын

@@henrythegreatamerican8136 sourdough bread is good and cheaper

@Sharky1101

Жыл бұрын

This stuff should be taught in primary/ high school so people are more conscious about their health.

@henrythegreatamerican8136

Жыл бұрын

Yea, good luck getting them to teach you that kind of stuff in republican run states when they won't even teach you the real history of the USA, black history, or let you read books on the holocaust. In other words, education has turned into nothing more than a beginners tutorial on how to force mass propaganda on the population.

I'm am a highly insulin resistant type2 diabetic I only eat avocados, olives and organic strawberries when in season. Any other fruits send my glucose levels soaring. Eliminating fruits, higher carb vegetable and starches (ketovore way of eating) has permitted me to lose weight and come off if insulin injections. I am proof that severe insulin resistance can be improved through dietary changes.

@adelarsen9776

Жыл бұрын

Great metabolic health comes from human behavior and that includes eating human food. Keep up the good behavior. Seed oils, Sugars, Carbs and Processed Foods are all non-human food, aka, poison.

@sylviabriggs4087

Жыл бұрын

Good answer , what works for one does not mean it will work for all

@adelarsen9776

Жыл бұрын

@@sylviabriggs4087 Every human who stops eating Seed Oils, Carbs, Sugars and Processed Foods will get healthier and feel better. Exercise, plenty of sunshine and good sleep also helps. This applies to any person.

@donmullage4065

Жыл бұрын

Great. Keep it going

@lindaa2437

Жыл бұрын

@@donmullage4065 Thank you. I am 100% driven by health goals. And yes, those goals have become even more ambitious since reaching my initial goal. Now I want even more health benefits, so I have extended my goals even further.

To everyone reading this, I sincerely pray for that whatever is causing you pain or stress will pass. May your negative thoughts, excessive worries and doubts disappear, replaced by clarity and understanding. May your life be filled with peace, tranquility and love

@latrinkabarnes9866

Ай бұрын

Amen

i had a heart attack this last Tuesday. i had a valve 100% block and a stent put in. my sugar was 500 and they told me i be on insulin for rest of my life im 51yr. i got release yesterday and my sugar was 339. i started a intermediate fast and as of right now after eating dinner im at 211. so far its working i ate eggs, bacon, onion, and mushrooms.

Good morning from St. Louis . Thanks for sharing this awesome information. It has helped me lose weight, and I have reversed my diabetes by following your information . My doctor has taken me off all diabetic medication

Ohh what a great teacher! I am a teacher by training and spent most of my life enjoying that blessing and I truly enjoy each of your videos I have watched. The best class is one where everyone can understand and this is certainly true with your videos/classes. Thanks and God bless you, Dr. E.

@drekberg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @Tropicalbliss45. I really appreciate your feedback and so glad that you liked it. The purpose of my channel is to explain the principles and mechanisms of health in such a way that you start gaining an understanding and respect for the miracle that is the human body. I spend so much time on it because when we get "the why" and start owning the mechanisms, we become empowered for life . Comments like yours makes it all worthwhile. 😄

@SmileyApple-xj5mf

6 ай бұрын

​@@drekberg🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊

So happy that I found you! My husband and I are trying to revise our diet for better health! Your videos are very helpful! thank you.

Thank you so much for producing such empowering content that is extremely relevant to address all the nutritional challenges that plague the modern world. There are so many people who have vast misconceptions about even the most basic nutritional concepts and your channel successfully enlightens people in this realm. I feel that nutritional knowledge is one of the most important areas of knowledge that can change the world for the better in every way. Thank you for filling the void for this information that is so desperately needed by so many people.

@drekberg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @hermosohouse349. I really appreciate your feedback and so glad that you liked it. The purpose of my channel is to explain the principles and mechanisms of health in such a way that you start gaining an understanding and respect for the miracle that is the human body. I spend so much time on it because when we get "the why" and start owning the mechanisms we become empowered for life . Comments like yours makes it all worthwhile. 😄

@hermosohouse349

Жыл бұрын

@@drekberg Thank you for your valuable service to humanity.

@ActivateMission2ThisTimeline

Жыл бұрын

MyOpinionIsDitchTheFruitAndFructoseAndSaveYourArse. 😮😮😮...

@DDeden

Жыл бұрын

Maltodextrin is a starch that is worse than sugar.

@a0558335522

Жыл бұрын

This is by the most informative with compelling and Concise health information presented by Dr Ekberg; truly professional and kind. Thank you ❤

I eat olives and avocados most days , almost daily ! Thank you for all the info ! ❤🙏

@drekberg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @balabalakrishna9960 😄

Thankyou Sten for my weekly session at the "University of good Health", your videos and guidance have helped me drop my weight by 18 kg over the past 18 months to a healthy maintainable level, also giving me perfect blood test numbers. My GP and I are both absolutely impressed, I'm mid 70's and "powering" on, definitely a "Health Champion".

Great video! I disagree with the blueberry info in a way. I always buy the wild blueberries not the fat and sweet ones. There has to be a big difference between the two. The wild variety are much less sweet and more tart which is supposed to be good. I never see this mentioned when taking about fruit / blood sugar.

@captainadams7569

Жыл бұрын

I agree. I also don’t agree with the Apple analysis. He only mentions honey cris. He should’ve given and alternative apple such as Granny Smith 🍏

I love putting avocado on my keto toast with crumbled bacon. I season the avacado with salt pepper, lemon or lime juice then, to make thing easy I use onion powder and garlic powder.

I am so grateful for this, I keep wishing I could see a 30 day meal plan that Dr Ekberg completed. It would really help me shop/consume better. Thanks Dr E!

@margiegalacio8002

11 ай бұрын

THANKYOU, DR. BERG FOR,THE INFO ,1O FRUITS FOR DIABETES. . KAHIT 3 MAN LANG I CAN BUY IT, LIKE, AVOACODO, LEMO OR SUHA,PAPAYA,, OLIVES CANNOT BUY IT, PINEAPPLE, OR PINYA.THATSMIT, GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY. ❤❤❤

I feel for the older generations that didn’t have these tools and the knowledge we have today. I can get away with the 300-400g of carbohydrates with zero issues because I have grown up listening to these health proponents and found the most important piece of the equation is a strong foundation of movement and exercise. Be strong. Be muscular. Be active.

I think the best fruit for a diabetic would be no fruit. Make it really simple by consuming no sugar AT ALL. Do that long enough and the diabetes would go away. Once you get off all medication and have good blood results, then look at low sugar fruit.

@codincoman9019

Жыл бұрын

Once you get off medication? No, get off the meds ASAP, don't wait for your doctor to take you off the sh!tty substances the pharma industry is selling to us! The rest is correct, except that you can eat the fruits recommended here.

@gigilamoore2656

Жыл бұрын

I eat berries. Never have been on medication and my last A1C was 4.5.

@captainadams7569

Жыл бұрын

The human body needs sugar,

@-1lovethesea

Жыл бұрын

There’s nothing wrong with any fruit or any natural food. The problem is that people eat more than they need.

@Drain_Life_Archive

Жыл бұрын

@@captainadams7569 We only need glucose, and that we can make ourselves. You don't need to consume it to have it. You'd be perfectly healthy with a 0% sugar diet. Most of the body can actually run on fat/ketones, and that's a better energy source. But for the parts that require glucose, the body would simply convert some fat to glucose. "Sugar" btw isn't just glucose. It includes fructose, a liver poison we have no reason to consume unless we're starving to death.

Thanks Doctor for your great talk and the very useful information!!

Tomato and avocado with a sprinkle of lime and salt, best fruit ever!

@drekberg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @AlruMoToRiderz. Delicious 😄

@jackiedelvalle

Жыл бұрын

And olive oil 😋😋😋

@gregtenney7279

Жыл бұрын

@@drekberg IT would be called guacamole wouldnt it?!? Lets just call it what it is !!

@silviab9810

Жыл бұрын

​@@gregtenney7279 don't mash it, even better!

@EverythingQueen

Жыл бұрын

I add boiled egg and call it a salad!

I have always found your presentations educational, informative and certainly very helpful. I’ve also trusted your apparently well-researched findings and subsequent nutrition recommendations…which have been (personally) much appreciated. I’m also aware how much time and genuine effort you must be devoting to this great service, on our behalf. But I’ve just seen an old video lecture of yours, where you are using “Applied Kinesiology” methods on a volunteer. I must be honest and say it has come as a bit of a surprise to put it mildly. I thought this muscle strength / diagnostic “tool” had been totally discredited years ago? I’ve always considered you to have a very logical and scientific brain. That is why I will continue to watch your weekly videos. But have I been naive?

Thanks for all your help and informative videos. Have you done one on foods that we should eat after a stomach virus? The BRAT system is in opposition of your general messaging, so I was wondering if you had good suggestions on what to eat coming off the chucks and runs?

Well put together and well documented.

thanks Dr Sten ! awesome video and god bless you for your contribution

Thank you so much Dr. Sten Ekberg for that helpful video . appreciate. Good bless you

As usually great each word. Thank you!!!

This is very helpful info. THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!

Dear Sten, thank you so much for your enlightening videos! could you tell us about prolactin normalizing(lowering within normal range) food

Avocadoes and berries are in my daily food intake... yesterday 4 large strawberries were my supper, I had 3 eggs and homemade cheese for brunch with black coffee. I had a good 2mad day 👍

@nassermj7671

Ай бұрын

WOW! To say the least

Good morning Everyone! And thank you Dr Ekberg for content to help us live a healthy active life! 💛

@drekberg

Жыл бұрын

You are welcome @robinsnestradio. Thank you for watching. 😄

Just wanted to send a thanks to you sir. The information you're providing is very helpful to our lives and more people need it. I especially enjoy learning about how the body works from your holistic approach. Incredible, smart, and there are many people who can benefit from this knowledge.

I have been with you for 4 years and I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart…. By the way I am from Sweden

Hello, Dr. Ekberg, I have been looking for a lexicon to help my express my appreciation and thanks to your extremely educative and informative lectures. I still can't find the words. All I can is may the (almighty) bless you and your efforts!

Boy! A lot of video editing work goes into these things -- very nicely done

KETO+IF=INTELLIGENCE and DR STAN HAS IT!🌟 RESPECT✊

Thx Dr. great video as always. Have a great weekend Dr.Ekberg.

Dr. Ekberg you are one of the best "teachers" I have ever heard. Other non sweet fruit are cucumbers, sweet peppers, okras. People usually think of these as vegetables also. Perhaps if people understood this they would realize that they already get their fruit and veggies when they eat just what they believe to be veggies. Thanks for all you do.

@GrayHomeVideo

Жыл бұрын

Zucchini and squashes too! Eggplant!

@williamarmstrong7199

Жыл бұрын

All of the above do actualy contain some Feuctose although the amount in cucumbers can be very low.. not always newer varieties now are quite high in fructose. :(

@ktom5262

8 ай бұрын

It's ridiculous to say cucumbers and bell peppers are fruit. They are veggies.

Thank You Dr E for all the life-saving info! You are my hero! Your ONE SENTENCE changed my life when I started to watch your videos; " You can not loose weight until you heal your fatty liver." Fructose is the liver killer just like alcohol, I understand now. They CONSTANTLY SAY "You can eat fruits and veggies as much as you like" in any diet program and that IS a very misleading info! I stopped to drink "healthy juices" and a "MIRACLE" happened; in 3 months I lost 25 lbs without changing anything else. Now I will work on to heal my liver more. God bless you!

You shouldn’t look at food items in isolation like this as they metabolise differently in combination with each other. For example, add some Greek yoghurt to your fruit - it will flatten the glucose curve from the fruit considerably. Also, if you eat fruit (or any other carbs) after a fibre/protein rich meal - the spike from the carbs will be much smaller. You can also go for a brisk walk right after eating - no spike even following a carb heavy meal! I’ve checked this with a glucose monitor - and that’s coming from someone with a compromised glucose metabolism! Read the book Glucose Revolution. You don’t need to cut out all the foods you love - there are some simple tricks you can use to avoid those spikes. Ps. The only things you need to give up is highly processed foods and added/ refined sugar!

@DDeden

Жыл бұрын

Disagree. A few spoons of fruit seem innocent but they've been bred to be extremely sweet and we've been bred to gorge on only the sweetest, a bad combination. I now prefer plain yogurt, no need for sugar-fruit contamination any more.

Maqui berry should be one of the best fruits for diabetics to eat. Studies have found that maqui berry extract prevents blood sugar from rising, when taken before a meal; due to the delphinidums in the maqui berries. Green, unripe bananas are also one of the best fruits for diabetics. The resistant starch in green, unripe bananas hasn't converted to sugar yet. So it resists digestion in the small intestine (thereby preventing a rise in blood sugar), and then it feeds the beneficial bacteria in the large intestine. And the beneficial bacteria in the gut then help to control your blood sugar.

Always good info from Dr Sten Ekberg

Been watching Dr. Ekberg for a rew years now, and i am a completely changed individual. I am a cyclist and my friends cannot understand how i go on early morning rides without eating. Lol! I only eat once a day now. And always before it's dark outside. I wanted to get my weight down from the mid 220's to 200. I now weight 188 and want to go into the 170's and possibly into the 160's someday. I do 3 day fasting sometimes but it's just mistly omad. I also watch and recommend Dr. Eric Bergs channel as well as neuroscientist Dr. Andrew Huberman. You will be amazed at all of the information that you will recieve. Things your primary care Dr. doesn't even know about. Thanks for your information Dr. Ekberg and keep the video's coming please. You should be working for the US health department but they would probably think you're crazy for dismantling their ridiculous food pyramid of high carbs, sugars and starches. 😂😂😂😂

Thank you for the video, it's very nice of you.

Thank you SO much, this is SUPER educational!! 🌺😊

❤ watching listening your Channel Dr Sten Erkberg thsnks a lot for thè health information . Love and appreciate .

10 years ago I found out the hard way that I’m a type 1 diabetic. Was at work when I had a massive heart attack and went into arrest in the ambulance. Had emergency angioplasty and it was while recovering in hospital that I was given the news. I had all the classic symptoms but was in denial. I was 46 at the time. 10 years on and many thousands of injections later and I’m still soldiering on. Had quite a few hypos but have been able to cope with them. My lowest glucose reading was 1.6 mmol and was surprised I was still conscious. Have severe neuropathy in my legs and feet but my circulation is still good. Chin up to all the newly diagnosed type 1s out there. It’s not the end of the world.

Thank you so much. Your videos are informative

Thank you for sharing 😊

Thanks for all your great advice. I really enjoy watching your videos, they provide a lot of knowledge and are very helpful on a daily basis in choosing food when shopping, etc. Thank you ❤✨

Id like to say even when metabolically healthy,... The impairment has a big effect on life (and the immune system response) from my experience. Great video.

Excellent channel. Thank you. Long time subscriber here

@drekberg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @derrick8224. I appreciate the support 😄

Thanks as always for the amazing information and help for health, Dr. Ekberg.

@drekberg

Жыл бұрын

You are welcome @justniceguyfurkan9007. Thank you for watching. 😄

Dear Dr. Ekberg, I'm so thankful that I came across your presentations, and I'm now a BFF (best fan for life)! Could you please tell me if Whey sugar is an alternative sweetener? I had used the Lakanto monk fruit for about a year, but just recently read on one of the medical sites that it has been linked to possible strokes; so I switched to the Whey Low about a month ago. I'm endeavoring to lower my a1C which at present is 6.1 which means I'm pre-diabetic. I only learned about pre-diatbetes, etc. from viewing your presentations. I would appreciate your advice and thank you in advance.

As always, good and concise information that we can use to help improve our health. But has anyone noticed / mentioned Dr Sten's reverse writing abilities? I can read upside-down (very good when on the other side of the desk from someone with your files, such as doctor, nurse, lawyer, interviewer, etc.) but writing on-the-fly in mirror image so that it can be viewed by us in this way is definitely a sign of someone with superior mental abilities ;-)

Thank you for the information

Very Interesting !! Although you don't have Strawberries on this list. I thought they were quite low as well

As always another great video! Thank you Dr. Ekberg!! I thought though, that strawberries are also a keto friendly fruit but i dont see it here.

Thanks Doctor, have a nice weekend.

Thanks for this. A lot of information. I watch your videos regularly and am a subscriber. Overall, I keep my blood sugar around 110-130 and sometimes after a large meal I see it jump way up to around 190-200. What I cannot understand though is why sometimes, for no reason that I can figure out, it drops... precipitously, sometimes to 50-60... Usually in the afternoon and sometimes right after I exercise (which that part I do understand) but often it will drop for no reason in the middle of the day.

@bobbylee2853

Жыл бұрын

Your pancreas is dumping a big load of insulin too fast.

@kl0wnkiller912

Жыл бұрын

@@bobbylee2853 YEs but why? I didn't eat anything, I didn't do anything out of the ordinary to trigger it... that is what I don't get. When I exercise then yes, I am burning calories and my insulin doesn't respond fast enough... I get that but when I am just sitting at my desk working and the bottom drops out...?

@bobbylee2853

Жыл бұрын

@@kl0wnkiller912 Insulin needs to be removed from the bloodstream when it’s job is done. Maybe insulin is staying in the bloodstream too long?

@Sparkling-Cyanide

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like what I’ve battled for many years - reactive hypoglycemia. Might be a slow first response of insulin, followed by a huge surge. Look up the Nourished by Science channel. He explains a lot of things dealing with blood sugar and insulin. It has really helped me to understand what’s happening to me and what to do to help it. Good luck!

Great video Dr. Ekberg! Hope you have an awesome Friday!

@drekberg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @angelfriend3710. Same to you 😄

Always great mechanistic explications, Doc ! Personally, I had to remove all plants from my diet, but I'm used to it now, and it's a joy for my health. Be well! ❤️

@williamarmstrong7199

Жыл бұрын

Do you have HFI then?

@thomashughes4859

Жыл бұрын

@@williamarmstrong7199 Do you mean hereditary fructose intolerance?

Your infinitely articulate you tube information is spoken in excitingly constructed sentences and expressed in excellent American English. The flow of thoughts shows perfect clarity in explaining the processes which helps the eager listener to very easily absorb your ideas even if he or she is a novice of the medical world. It would be most wonderful if this invaluable information were made available by getting translated into Indian and other world languages e.g Hindi/Marathi and other Asian languages.This would provide access to over a billion humans to the benefits flowing from your original concepts of the practical realities of how their own body really works and easily understand in their mother tongue as to how to successfully optimize its essential functions in a simple way.

A masterclass. Thank you Doc.

Enlightening. You'll get it straight and right here from this man. Thanks to this channel and others like it, I've lost nearly 50 lbs. in the last 11 months, because I now understand what form good nutrition takes. For decades I yo-yo'd up and down with weight because I didn't understand how to lose weight and, more importantly, keep it off. Those days are gone forever. Thanks for your contribution to my success.

@mettamorph4523

Жыл бұрын

And it's eye opening to lose weight while eating fat! I'm enjoying butter with my omelettes stuffed with green veggies and mushrooms and feta. And some bacon. I'm about 6 weeks in, down 13 pounds. Right now I'm doing my second 40 hour fast. It's incredible.

@BrewBlaster

Жыл бұрын

The info about how the GI is calculated is quite enlightening.

@Eugene_Sucks

11 ай бұрын

*Why Do you Hater's of GOD, ALways use BOT User Names????*

@phiberoptik232

11 ай бұрын

@Eugene_Sucks why do you care? And what does that have anthing to do with weight loss? Enlighten me with your wisdom.

@Eugene_Sucks

11 ай бұрын

@@phiberoptik232*

Thanks very much Dr , God Bless,

Awesome video! You are the best!

Excellent great job.thanks for the edification.

@drekberg

Жыл бұрын

You are welcome @Revel136. Thank you for watching. 😄

@Revel136

Жыл бұрын

@@drekberg I watch a lot of your videos. I thank you. When our world of nutrition is turned on it's head by opportunistic food conglomerates (the food nazis) those of us who can sense a great deception need validation by professionals who are in it for the science. Thank you.

Thank you so much!

We're eating too much sugar as a society. They need to start making health care more about keeping people healthy through good and proper dieting and not forcing us onto medication and just letting us be sick and limping along.

@beth2500

Ай бұрын

They do not care I have needed a hip replacement for almost ten years maybe more they just let me suffer all the "care" has just made the problem worse Dr's disgusting me except for a few

Thanks 4 ur informativr video

Thank you so much for your advice sir. I watched your video often. It is very usefull n so much upgrade my health knowledge.

I really enjoy your videos. Great work.

@drekberg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @gershhayes796 😄

Good morning! my weekly dosage of knowledge.

@drekberg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @alejandroescarcega9288 😄

Thank You so much for all the great information in your channel. I would like to know how long does it takes or it possible to reverse insulin resistant, and can we reset out metabolism just by changing what we eat? I been obese all my life, I am very insulin sensitive, I have been trying to learn and eat better for years now, I have lost 52lbs in last 6 months, doing just whole foods, and exercise, can Metformin be a good choice at this point now to loose wight, or will it makes things worse. Thank You!

Thanks for providing this comprehensive technical details, now I understand insulin resistant clearly. ❤

Good stuff Doc!

@drekberg just want to say thank you for what you are doing. i have learned more about my diabetes and how the diet i eat is slowly killing me by watching your videos than i have from being under the doctors in my country for the last 15 years. god only knows how much damage has been caused to my body in the years that i have been mislead and confused by the advice i have been given by those that are supposed to be helping me. I have really struggled to understand why no matter what i have done using the advice from the doctors, my diabetes has been up and down and totally out of control for years. i am able to understand far clearer the things i need to change to get my diabetes under control. i have begun eating leafy greens and avocado as part of my staple diet. im eating the naturally fatty meats and have removed bread, pasta and rice almost completely and i am monitoring the difference in my blood glucose to see how much of a difference these changes are making. i can tell you that my average glucose levels have dropped from just over 17mmol to 5.7mmol within a week of making these changes.. I would love to get a diet sheet from you to help me to create meals that are going to help me, but right now i am just trying to do this by watching the videos. thank you again for your informative videos.

Excellent information thank you! . What about strawberries? Where do they fall in the list?

@boink800

Жыл бұрын

I like strawberries with lots of fatty sour cream.

Dr. Sten Ekberg: your scholarly videos on relevant subjects are matchless. Millions of people are benefiting from your this great work. In these comments, my point is: we have been told by all Keto experts from decades that Ketones are better efficient fuel than carb, and ketones are accepted by brain even without barrier but I was reading a book "Unlocking the Keto Code" which is authored by well-known Dr. Steven R. Gundry. I do hope: you too have already read this book. Dr. Steven R. Gundry argues in his book that Ketones are not a good fuel but ketones help us in another ways, which is: ketones decouple Mitochondria, and then some portion of energy is wasted. Instead of converting excessive energy into fat (which is cause of gaining weight), Mitochondria wastes its some portion, and then weight of person goes down. According to him, in this situation, Mitochondria creates more other Mitochondria in cell, and body becomes efficient. Dr. Steven R. Gundry also tends to show in his book that carb are better fuel than Ketones, and nothing is wrong in eating carbs. He says: Important is to keep eating windows tight. I appreciate, if you can spare some time, and upload your new video which discusses this whole subject in the light of Dr. Steven R. Gundry's book "Unlocking the Keto Code" - thanks

My wife is pregnant and was diagnosed with gestational diabetes. We asked her doctor about going low carb, and they said it would not help her reduce her blood sugars, and that she must take Metmorfin. The doctor said that the reason why her blood sugars would not go down even if she went low carb is due to her placenta producing hormones. What is your take on that, Dr Ekberg?

Thank you!

Thank you so much for these valuable information

Thank you Dr. Ekberg

Thank you for great info, but what about oxalates (and other veg problems) esp in avocado, fruit with small seeds that you eat, etc

Great info. I was hoping you would have included Strawberries too? Where do these fit in?

Thank you ! 😊

Great information - thank you!

Thanks Sten! Greetings from Sweden.

@drekberg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @0e32 😄

may God protect you. you are the one who is very rare . thank you very very much

Hi Dr. Ekberg, thank you for your fine video's I have a question how doe you think about Fibromyalgie and sugars? I looking for a healty balance en i think that sugars are a big influence of it. Thank you greeting Yvonne

Hello. What about strawberries? I guess they fall into the better category as well

Nice list at the end. I wonder where strawberries would be on the list?

I enjoy your vedeo sir.very informative and wonderful style of teaching

@drekberg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you @bakhtawarshah5411 😄

You are sp right in so many ways. However most bread has excess added sugar. Subway "breads" used to make their sandwiches is so high in excess sugar it is officially designated as CAKE in Ireland. All the breads sold with burgers (for instance) also have excess sugar way in excess of what might be needed to activate yeast. Most main produced breads no longer have any yeast added they use pure enzymes and need no suhar added at all.

Thank you great info

Excelent Explanation

Thank you for a great insightful video, with detailed analysis regarding certain fruits and vegetables, the knowledge that i'm gaining is very valuable,hopefully i will get appointed as a 'Lecturer' at a college or uni somewhere, as a direct result from your tutorials 🙂 HaHa.

Hi Doc..thanks for the info...a lot to absorb as a pre- diabetic but thanks...i got my a1c from 8.1 to 5.9.. weight from 205 to 176 lbs...its a huge challenge but im trying....i live in the caribbean and its mango season...many of the fruits on your list are not gruwn here but are, im sure, available for purchase. Can you please do a video on fruits found in the tropics? Mango season seems to be a death sentence for the diabetic mango lovers. Thanks

Sir, I regularly watch your video and learnt a lot . Thank you so much. I need help, I get itching all over the body, start from feet. I started stopping some allergic foods but still not helping me. If you can help me to find out the solutions. Thanks

♥️👍🏻😇🥑😍 Thank you Dr. Ekberg for this video and I know it's supposed to be about diabetes but I wish you would have mentioned that those people who have kidney stone or have a propensity to get them should not eat any avocados, raspberries, or blueberries because of their High OXALATE content. Maybe you can make a different video of which fruits , and food are good to eat if you have kidney stones. Thank you and God bless.♥️👍🏻😇🥑😍

God bless you doc

do the cherries and apricot numbers include the weight of the pits in the 100g? Or is it 100g of the edible part of the fruit?

Thanks a lot 🙏🙏