New Study on MCT Oil on Cognitive Function (don’t need to be in ketosis)

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  • @arthurdolle5257
    @arthurdolle5257 Год назад +8

    You don't need to apologize for being educated on a subject. Thanks for all the interesting information.

  • @SweepTheLeg2023
    @SweepTheLeg2023 Год назад +28

    Having sex on a regular basis helps keep your memory alive.
    I wish you all a great 2016.

  • @steveroufas1938
    @steveroufas1938 Год назад +4

    Everyone consider Beet Root Crystals. It is the best supplement form. Contains nitrates (nitrate -> nitric oxide -> muscles/oxygen proper oxygen use in muscles and brain)

  • @AlamoCityCello
    @AlamoCityCello Год назад

    Tom, I impressed with your current content. Concise, professional and highly informative. And yes, you are a weirdo! lol

  • @DavesChaoticBrain
    @DavesChaoticBrain Год назад +127

    This is something I'm convinced is completely overlooked or not even considered by health professionals. I think a HUGE number of people who fail at diets and stuff, fail BECAUSE their brains are failing them. We NEED to start with fixing the brain BEFORE we start fixing the rest of the body and almost NOBODY is doing that.

    • @DavesChaoticBrain
      @DavesChaoticBrain Год назад +5

      Also, WHY does MCT oil have to cost so damn much!? Millions of people just simply can't afford to get healthy!

    • @BeefNEggs057
      @BeefNEggs057 Год назад

      How do you fix the brain when everyone’s insulin is 500x to high? Not gonna happen til sugar and grains are gone from diets.
      Docs don’t even know how to fix insulin and diabetes yet. Morons aren’t going to fix anyone (other than the people they murder - they’re fixed for good).

    • @ClassicCanoes
      @ClassicCanoes Год назад

      Then big pharma would loose money

    • @BB-re6nz
      @BB-re6nz Год назад +6

      WELL put. GREAT points!!!

    • @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
      @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked Год назад

      :3 Beliefs and also diet:
      Ha'satan was first a verb, later a noun. The only real significance of so-called Satan is in the Book of Job. There, Satan is a designated tempter, assisting so-called Yahweh ("God", but Yahweh means male, female, and plural). Yahweh kills millions or more and Satan, under Yahweh's direct orders, kills 10 or so. Lucifer means light-bearer, as so-called Jesus said he was too.
      Lucifer isn't in Jewish text, it's a mistranslation (one of the many). Hell was added in after Christianity was invented by Romans and started. Near-death experience consensus debunks hell too. Near-death experience consensus debunks religions and debunked material atheism dogma.
      So many mistranslations, self-contradictions, misconstrued ideas, unhistorical accounts, unscientific claims, unoriginal content, forgeries, and so forth in the Bible. "Jesus'' isn't even a Jewish name, so it's kinda racist, and 'J' didn't exist back then either.
      He's unoriginal, unhistorical, was a Jewish rabbi not a Christian, said he didn't come to do away with the prophets or the law, has no birth records, no death records, no crucifixion records, various conflicting stories of him (not being born on Earth, dying in space by Satan on a crucifix, living on Earth but never going on a crucifix, the last words are three different statements [literally impossible], etc.), and so forth.
      On record, Jewish people never did crucifixion, Romans did, and the recently discovered Book of Judas says "Jesus" insisted "Judas" sell him out to cause a scene. It was only with him getting handled by the Romans did he say he was the messiah, falsely, as unapologetic Bible scholars in the great documentary, The Christian Dilemmas (free on RUclips), have said, and plenty of others have said too.
      He was 250 years too late to be the messiah. As well, virgin birth (a mistranslation and wasn't in original Christianity, but added later to compete with other virgin births in religions Christianity copied everything but the Church from) isn't what the messiah was supposed to be, a messiah isn't supernatural. The messiah wouldn't leave his area and go missing, unlike Yeshua ("Jesus") who did for over 10 years. The messiah wouldn't have been against the government, but for the government. So on and so forth.
      "Son of God" and "Son of man" are common phrases in Jewish religion. Also the verse, "Ye are all Gods, ye are all sons of the most high" exists, and even "Jesus" mentions that. "Jesus" said he didn't come to change the law, nor do away with the prophets, but to fulfill law, and he was a Jewish rabbi. Christianity and writings of him very oddly emerged 60 or so years after he so-called died, quite so very odd. As mentioned earlier, no records of him being born or having died, and so forth.
      The Kingdom of Yahweh is a geographical location on Earth, and Jewish people didn't push an idea of heaven anyways. Many Christians falsely claim that place to be heaven. "Jesus" said, as the Egyptians said way before him, that, "The kingdom of heaven is within you, and he who knows himself shall find it" (kinda sexist there with just "he", but a lot of religions, especially all the Abrahamic ones, have been quite sexist).
      Hell being added later into Christianity, to do fear-mongering (to keep customers so that they collect 10% tax-free, against Jewish practices of not accepting money in a "holy" place, and to have plenty of little boys to ***e, apparently), via mistranslations and added Hades from Greek mythology (which Greeks didn even have a Hell).
      Just as the laws for suicide and abortion were added in later on in Christianity, but not original at all to Christianity (as mentioned to keep customers).
      Furthermore, "Jesus" wasn't even supernatural in original Christianity. So on and so forth. Several mistranslations, forgeries, unscientific claims, unhistorical events, contradictions (doublets and triplets, amongst other contradictions), and so forth.
      Many have left their religion after having a near-death experience. Religions were mostly spread by extreme violence and very brutal laws. Religion is thankfully dying more and more each year, according to statistics, and plenty today have to fake being Muslim because Islam has verses in the Qur'an (Qur'wrong… I made that up… lol) and in the Hadiths to kill those who leave the religion.
      I'm Jewish-mixed, and like most of us Jews, non-religious. We're the least religious of any culture. Hehe. I'm spiritual and very anti-religion.

  • @hlinville6034
    @hlinville6034 Год назад +31

    One tsp of Lions Mane and one tsp coconut MCT oil in my coffee every day. It's rocket fuel 4 sure.

    • @ReLapse85
      @ReLapse85 11 месяцев назад

      What about the fact it’s pure saturated

    • @hlinville6034
      @hlinville6034 11 месяцев назад

      @@ReLapse85 Coconut products, including unsweetened coconut flakes and coconut oil, grass-fed whole milk yogurt, and grass-fed meat are just some examples of highly nutritious foods concentrated in saturated fat that may positively affect health.

    • @RoflJoker1994
      @RoflJoker1994 4 месяца назад

      @@hlinville6034 Eggs are saturated, too. And they have great benefits

  • @cme982
    @cme982 Год назад +15

    Thomas, are you not going to talk about the excessive amounts of Oxalates in Beet juice?

  • @chaddy-me-boy8299
    @chaddy-me-boy8299 Год назад +42

    I’ve said before, while on keto and mct oil, I was able to write a short script while working on the nflx Mindhunter set. I never had any exp before writing a script. It just seems like creativity just connects in your head, the signals are firing very fast.
    Debating someone with processing speed was also at a high.
    *warning, doesn’t create positivity with a GF/spouse.

    • @gavinwhitford5145
      @gavinwhitford5145 Год назад +10

      LMAO THAT WARNING COULDNT BE MORE ACCURATE

    • @gavinwhitford5145
      @gavinwhitford5145 Год назад +3

      You can’t be too blatantly right all the time hahaha

    • @dickylorin4001
      @dickylorin4001 Год назад +1

      Pahahaha. God im already a 'must win' partner so i can imagine

    • @battyboo3732
      @battyboo3732 Год назад +5

      Unrelated, but Mindhunter is my favorite show! Any insider knowledge about why the show ended and if there’s even a slight chance it’ll ever come back for another season? It was left so unfinished.

    • @chaddy-me-boy8299
      @chaddy-me-boy8299 Год назад +2

      @@battyboo3732 I’m glad you loved the show. I was a standin for Tench (Holt McCallany). I love to talk about exp on the show now 7 years since we got started filming. Bc David Fincher is so a detailed perfectionist, like a painting, he’s not going to paint another year of MH unless it’s done his way and the cost he needs. 120-140m.
      Holt M, is a terrific person. I would review lines with him at all times of the day. The mental and physical energy needed to be a on a 10 month season is incredible. I wasn’t in keto then though……
      As ev else in the movies, right time right place, and it could happen, but, keep an eye on the stock price of NFLX, it may be a tell. 🎬

  • @helenndow1101
    @helenndow1101 11 месяцев назад +2

    I’m 87 and love MCT oil powder for my coffee creamer and I hope it’s good for my brain ?

  • @elliotk539
    @elliotk539 Год назад +12

    So what is your regimen for beet root juice and MCT oil. Would be helpful for recommendations at the end of the video like amount and routine. Thanks for your videos

  • @MICHAEL-wg2lh
    @MICHAEL-wg2lh Год назад +24

    Videos for weirdos ... I dig it 👍💫

  • @CamoGuy76239
    @CamoGuy76239 Год назад +47

    Neat! I've used both MCT and beat juice at different times; noticed positive effects from both, but never considered mixing the two, until now. Thank you, Thomas! And, just so you know: you're not weird, you're awesome; please don't let any negative opinions of anyone deceive you into thinking otherwise. Thanks to the information I've learned from your videos over the years, I've lost over 100 pounds AND kept it off, let alone loosing the mental fog that used to plague me! Your videos helped to turn my life around; thank you so much!

    • @chumnutzly
      @chumnutzly Год назад +3

      Lol, beat juice

    • @CamoGuy76239
      @CamoGuy76239 Год назад +6

      @@chumnutzly Ha! Lol! Stupid autocorrect... Thanks for the laugh.

    • @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
      @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked Год назад

      ^_^ Beliefs and also diet:
      Ha'satan was first a verb, later a noun. The only real significance of so-called Satan is in the Book of Job. There, Satan is a designated tempter, assisting so-called Yahweh ("God", but Yahweh means male, female, and plural). Yahweh kills millions or more and Satan, under Yahweh's direct orders, kills 10 or so. Lucifer means light-bearer, as so-called Jesus said he was too.
      Lucifer isn't in Jewish text, it's a mistranslation (one of the many). Hell was added in after Christianity was invented by Romans and started. Near-death experience consensus debunks hell too. Near-death experience consensus debunks religions and debunked material atheism dogma.
      So many mistranslations, self-contradictions, misconstrued ideas, unhistorical accounts, unscientific claims, unoriginal content, forgeries, and so forth in the Bible. "Jesus'' isn't even a Jewish name, so it's kinda racist, and 'J' didn't exist back then either.
      He's unoriginal, unhistorical, was a Jewish rabbi not a Christian, said he didn't come to do away with the prophets or the law, has no birth records, no death records, no crucifixion records, various conflicting stories of him (not being born on Earth, dying in space by Satan on a crucifix, living on Earth but never going on a crucifix, the last words are three different statements [literally impossible], etc.), and so forth.
      On record, Jewish people never did crucifixion, Romans did, and the recently discovered Book of Judas says "Jesus" insisted "Judas" sell him out to cause a scene. It was only with him getting handled by the Romans did he say he was the messiah, falsely, as unapologetic Bible scholars in the great documentary, The Christian Dilemmas (free on RUclips), have said, and plenty of others have said too.
      He was 250 years too late to be the messiah. As well, virgin birth (a mistranslation and wasn't in original Christianity, but added later to compete with other virgin births in religions Christianity copied everything but the Church from) isn't what the messiah was supposed to be, a messiah isn't supernatural. The messiah wouldn't leave his area and go missing, unlike Yeshua ("Jesus") who did for over 10 years. The messiah wouldn't have been against the government, but for the government. So on and so forth.
      "Son of God" and "Son of man" are common phrases in Jewish religion. Also the verse, "Ye are all Gods, ye are all sons of the most high" exists, and even "Jesus" mentions that. "Jesus" said he didn't come to change the law, nor do away with the prophets, but to fulfill law, and he was a Jewish rabbi. Christianity and writings of him very oddly emerged 60 or so years after he so-called died, quite so very odd. As mentioned earlier, no records of him being born or having died, and so forth.
      The Kingdom of Yahweh is a geographical location on Earth, and Jewish people didn't push an idea of heaven anyways. Many Christians falsely claim that place to be heaven. "Jesus" said, as the Egyptians said way before him, that, "The kingdom of heaven is within you, and he who knows himself shall find it" (kinda sexist there with just "he", but a lot of religions, especially all the Abrahamic ones, have been quite sexist).
      Hell being added later into Christianity, to do fear-mongering (to keep customers so that they collect 10% tax-free, against Jewish practices of not accepting money in a "holy" place, and to have plenty of little boys to ***e, apparently), via mistranslations and added Hades from Greek mythology (which Greeks didn even have a Hell).
      Just as the laws for suicide and abortion were added in later on in Christianity, but not original at all to Christianity (as mentioned to keep customers).
      Furthermore, "Jesus" wasn't even supernatural in original Christianity. So on and so forth. Several mistranslations, forgeries, unscientific claims, unhistorical events, contradictions (doublets and triplets, amongst other contradictions), and so forth.
      Many have left their religion after having a near-death experience. Religions were mostly spread by extreme violence and very brutal laws. Religion is thankfully dying more and more each year, according to statistics, and plenty today have to fake being Muslim because Islam has verses in the Qur'an (Qur'wrong… I made that up… lol) and in the Hadiths to kill those who leave the religion.
      I'm Jewish-mixed, and like most of us Jews, non-religious. We're the least religious of any culture. Hehe. I'm spiritual and very anti-religion.

    • @cynthiahansen2341
      @cynthiahansen2341 Год назад +1

      Please share how youre using these products in daily life??

  • @james3856
    @james3856 Год назад +9

    I found a very good way to take MCT oil without the digestion issues. I make warm to hot (not too hot to break down the MCT oil) ginger tea and put the MCT oil in the tea. Not only does the ginger do a very good job of masking the oily taste, but also I do not have the digestion issues I had before which was cramping at times. The ginger helps a lot for me.

  • @Jesuscontent
    @Jesuscontent Год назад +12

    Drinking a cup of coffee with Mct oil as watching this video 😂

  • @scottallen2190
    @scottallen2190 Год назад +5

    Sounds good but I can't stand the taste of beets! To me it's like eating a fist full of mud.

  • @hadesangelos
    @hadesangelos Год назад +23

    beets are high in oxalates, just a warning before you start consuming large quantities, i have in the past but i also made a mixture with milk which is high in calcium (oxalates bind with calcium) and other ingredients specifically for nitric oxide, inadvertently and/or likely kept me from experiencing any extreme side effects ,,,this mixture produced a pump like effect that superseded l-arginine/l-citrulline even without working out

    • @Heldan
      @Heldan Год назад +2

      How many beets did you Ingest?

    • @hadesangelos
      @hadesangelos Год назад +3

      @@Heldan at least 4 cups (beets) daily mixed with chia, hemp, milk and eggs divided into 4 portions in shaker bottles, this convenient nutrition while driving otr

    • @rejiequimiguing3739
      @rejiequimiguing3739 Год назад

      Citric acids from citrus fruits will counteract oxalates.

    • @annamarie7694
      @annamarie7694 Год назад +2

      So is it safe to say that consume it like 3 to 4 times a week before workout or when you workout? If that's the workout schedule as an example.

    • @daniellegardner9535
      @daniellegardner9535 Год назад +7

      Fermented beets reduce oxalate

  • @PartTimePermies
    @PartTimePermies Год назад +11

    Love to see your take on the reishi/lions mane extract studies

  • @AliTheBakedDovahkiin
    @AliTheBakedDovahkiin Год назад +9

    Does regular unrefined coconut oil count as MCT oil?
    Thanks

    • @jamesyurky3048
      @jamesyurky3048 Год назад

      Many chains of coconut oil, most oil contains a couple of them and not all of them

    • @elizabethmeadows8751
      @elizabethmeadows8751 9 месяцев назад

      Regular coconut oil has fewer MCT's. But still a good choice.

  • @mclricardo
    @mclricardo Год назад +3

    Time to invest in Dwight Schrute Farms!

  • @dawnelder9046
    @dawnelder9046 Год назад +10

    I use it to make homemade mayo and other salad dressings. I love deviled eggs and do my best to reduce seed oils when ever possible. And you can not buy any salad dressing not full of seed oils and sugar. Thankfully very easy to make.

  • @muggin
    @muggin Год назад +5

    MCT also gives you really bad diarrhea if your body isn't used to it.

    • @Anon_E_Muss
      @Anon_E_Muss Год назад +2

      Start with small amounts and work your way up to a full teaspoon

  • @samyt2478
    @samyt2478 Год назад +2

    What about OXYLATES?? Beets are top on the list as having oxylates based on recent findings. I used to eat beet tops (due to high potassium content) and beets (due to good nutrients. However, I stopped that recently. Now, DeLaur comes out saying it’s good. I think he did one-sided research. We need him or others to combine all recent studies on beets including studies on oxylates as well as those he mentions here.

  • @Samson-dn4eo
    @Samson-dn4eo Год назад +9

    what kind of mct oil do you recommend? there is a lot

  • @hymns4ever197
    @hymns4ever197 Год назад +7

    Well, first of all there is nothing weird about desiring good cognitive function here in the Information Age. I actually stumbled on this today before watching this video. However, I am very encouraged that I am on the right track. Thanks for all you do, Thomas!

  • @felpdawgz
    @felpdawgz Год назад +13

    Does anyone know what the dosages were in the study for the 230% increase?

  • @michellemacco
    @michellemacco Год назад +9

    More on cognitive please 🙏🏽💕

  • @dianejones4276
    @dianejones4276 Год назад +5

    Beets have too much oxalates which can cause kidney stones. Any substitute?

    • @Earwaxfire909
      @Earwaxfire909 Год назад +3

      Some suggest boiling the beet juice to release water soluble oxalate. Chemist suggest that this might be best in the presence of a slight acid about pH 6 and calcium at about one mg per 100 mL of beet juice. If you do this you might try more than one extraction. The calcium combines with oxalate and forms calcium oxalate crystals inside of a half hour when cooled down. These crystals might precipitate and be separated from the red solutions. If so it might keep the solutions healthy. But who really knows...

    • @kyotango
      @kyotango Год назад

      Lots of foods do this. Beets are just 1 example.

  • @Tanyakapor
    @Tanyakapor Год назад +7

    When it comes to math, I don’t think having or not having beet juice would improve my ability to solve any math problems. 🤣😂🤣

    • @kyotango
      @kyotango Год назад +2

      It makes you solve problems "quicker"

  • @MichaelScott858
    @MichaelScott858 Год назад +4

    You previously said to limit saturated fat. How does this relate to MCT oil?

  • @bluekong9668
    @bluekong9668 Год назад +7

    Is Coconut oil also good? Or should it be mct oil?

  • @saralakushwaha1180
    @saralakushwaha1180 Год назад +2

    Good information about beetroot juice and cognitive function.
    About MCT oil, I’m already aware of and use it.

  • @stevemisosky6911
    @stevemisosky6911 Год назад +3

    What about eating pickled baby beets? -------------

  • @craigleewhite6317
    @craigleewhite6317 Год назад +4

    Thomas. Was a day a bit aback this chap smashed his big toe. One year later it's still black the toe next to it. It's an infection the toe nail don't get back to normal.
    Doctors prescribed antibiotics for one week. A person starts tomorrow.
    Looking into gut biome understand fermented foods and inulin rich foods are while taking course of antibiotics is better to do. No artichokes only asparagus;)
    From Craig. GBR.

  • @leoceoliveira
    @leoceoliveira Год назад +2

    Hmm. I have mct and beets at home. Imma have to try this out 😂😂😂

  • @cynthiahansen2341
    @cynthiahansen2341 Год назад +1

    Theres got to be another source of mct on earth that is avail in parts of world w/o coconut??

  • @marjnussby8305
    @marjnussby8305 Год назад +4

    ...using 790 carbs a day....too funny. Thank you. Great info!

  • @BooDamnHoo
    @BooDamnHoo Год назад +4

    MCT oil gives me stomach cramps. Very soon after I take it.

    • @helenahandkart1857
      @helenahandkart1857 Год назад

      Try taking it with lipase &/or a smidge of powdered sunflower lecuthin, & reduce dose for a while to 1tsp.

  • @ken9295
    @ken9295 Год назад +2

    How much MCT oil and beet root juice were people consuming in the studies?

  • @MrsFearEstate
    @MrsFearEstate Год назад +2

    What’s considered “a serving” of beet root juice? I’ve been drinking beer root juice for months now (love it! It’s delicious) but you need a lot of beets to make a little bit of juice. I’ve definitely gonna start adding MCT oil to it

  • @joeschmoto
    @joeschmoto Год назад +4

    I wonder what Derek's shoulders think about this..

  • @MapleMario67
    @MapleMario67 Год назад +3

    Might have missed this but how much MCT oil?

  • @jackbourassa2420
    @jackbourassa2420 10 месяцев назад +1

    As MCT is derived from coconut oil can you not just consume raw/organic coconut oil for similar health benefits?

    • @SandyCheeks63564
      @SandyCheeks63564 6 месяцев назад +1

      Yes, I was thinking the same. If MCT is an Extract, that implies some processing, which we are always told to avoid

    • @jackbourassa2420
      @jackbourassa2420 6 месяцев назад

      @@SandyCheeks63564Good point 👍

  • @shellyknowsall
    @shellyknowsall Год назад +2

    Dwight would be really proud 😉

  • @jimbro.
    @jimbro. Год назад +1

    How much MCT to add for best results? I'm over 70

  • @jmgirard7
    @jmgirard7 Год назад +3

    Mct was great for my mind but would trigger my IBS-D. Can only be so great when you're constantly running to the toilet.

    • @helenahandkart1857
      @helenahandkart1857 Год назад

      Try taking it with lipase, &/or a smidge of powdered sunflower lecithin.

  • @64kimmyjo
    @64kimmyjo Год назад +4

    MCT upsets my tummy. Any advice or tips that might help me out?

    • @l.t.1energy522
      @l.t.1energy522 Год назад +2

      Me too. Start out low dose, like half a teaspoon and work your way up slowly

    • @helenahandkart1857
      @helenahandkart1857 Год назад

      Try taking it with lipase &/or a smidge of powdered sunflower lecuthin, & reduce dose for a while to 1tsp.

  • @saurianscapes2805
    @saurianscapes2805 Год назад +2

    Mct feels like I actually swallowed rocket fuel. Makes me sick as a dog.

  • @Healthy-Golden-Oldie
    @Healthy-Golden-Oldie Год назад +3

    Thomas, can you interest Thrive Market in expanding business to Europe? No competition there.

  • @jeffsully4569
    @jeffsully4569 Год назад +2

    Great on the MCT... beware of the oxalates in Beet Root if you've had kidney stones😮

  • @gaelangaudette9576
    @gaelangaudette9576 Год назад +3

    This video is definitely for a weirdo like me. I'm so odd, I can't even.

  • @lonewanderer420
    @lonewanderer420 Год назад +2

    I started drinking coffee with mct oil in it and wow the difference is shocking I feel sharper

  • @nancya8262
    @nancya8262 Год назад +2

    Question: Can I use beet root powder and MCT oil or does it have to be the juice form? Thanks for your guidance.

  • @ybwang7124
    @ybwang7124 Год назад +3

    sounds good but oxalates and huge amount of sugar in beet juice?

  • @stevepierro8268
    @stevepierro8268 Год назад +3

    We don't have Thrive Market in the UK ☹️

  • @joespinelli3604
    @joespinelli3604 Год назад +1

    Any recommendations on best MCT oil brands/types? I got Bulletproof Brain Octane C8 MCT Oil. They highlight that C8 is the best to produce highest level of ketones

  • @GlynTaylor
    @GlynTaylor Год назад +3

    Wow, this was crazy valuable in so many ways. Legend

  • @alisumon7982
    @alisumon7982 Год назад +3

    Thanks for your advice.🇺🇸💙🥀👍

  • @annamarie7694
    @annamarie7694 Год назад +3

    Beet root powder + mct? Or raw beet roots + mct?

  • @RoidfreeSenior
    @RoidfreeSenior Год назад +2

    So would this cognitive boost translate to better focus when training?

  • @leocan9591
    @leocan9591 Год назад +1

    some research mentions that MCT oil can increase triglyceride levels, and insulin secretion (not insulin sensitivity) also can cause fatty liver! is that true?
    any good effects on schizophrenia?

  • @larrytabor2099
    @larrytabor2099 Год назад +3

    Mct oil made me feel tired

  • @bobcocampo
    @bobcocampo 6 месяцев назад

    How about MCT OIL only? Or Beet root juice only? Will it improve cognitive function?
    Does it mean that before exams beet root juice is a good diet at least 1 month prior to exam or whole duration of review until the exam? From the Philippines🇵🇭

  • @hofimastah
    @hofimastah Год назад +3

    What is the "dose"

  • @m8s4lif
    @m8s4lif Год назад +1

    This video made me thankful to be a weirdo. I was already aware of MCT oil. {I have been taking it for about a year now.} I'm glad to find out about the effect that beetroot juice has on blood flow to the brain. Thank you, Thomas.

  • @tomhamilton7726
    @tomhamilton7726 Год назад +3

    Outstanding. Well done, sir!

  • @wearethehaunted3831
    @wearethehaunted3831 Год назад +2

    MCT oil runs right through me 😢😢

  • @pc9043
    @pc9043 Год назад +2

    no mention of cacao's effectives compared to the others stated in the video?

  • @machinegunhippy
    @machinegunhippy Год назад +1

    Lol I don't need all these studies 😅 I'm a instrument and I know what I felt like by eating MCT oil lol

  • @EternalLife42
    @EternalLife42 8 месяцев назад

    Why don't you explain how MCT c8 oil can cure cancer if you fast with it?

  • @elizabethelliott3175
    @elizabethelliott3175 8 месяцев назад

    I think it raises my blood pressure - I feel a heaviness when I take more than a teaspoon at a time and have to lie down. I don't get that cognitive 'kick'.

  • @vasiliosgoutzamanidis4428
    @vasiliosgoutzamanidis4428 Год назад +1

    Can anyone recommend a high quality mtc oil? Thanks in advance

  • @JohnDHair
    @JohnDHair Год назад +2

    Is that a toaster oven? 🤔

  • @sailingonasummerbreeze7892
    @sailingonasummerbreeze7892 Год назад +1

    How much MCT Oil is needed per serving?

  • @JPNakamoto
    @JPNakamoto Год назад +1

    Thomas DeJuicer but more like Thomas DeLiar

  • @hussainelaneizi3744
    @hussainelaneizi3744 Год назад +1

    My stomach gets very upset on mct oil, what can I do

  • @IanWood-ir6iw
    @IanWood-ir6iw Год назад +2

    Thanks

  • @luckyvaun
    @luckyvaun Год назад +1

    I was called out in the first 10 seconds of the video 😂

  • @dodgehemi5045
    @dodgehemi5045 Год назад +1

    Carrot juice 6oz. MCT

  • @amritrosell8561
    @amritrosell8561 Год назад +4

    Been eating MCT oil for +13 years now and it is still working great.
    Oddly though, it has to be the C8/C10 naturally balanced oil and not the isolated C8. If I take C8, my brain shuts down for 3-4 hours until the fog finally clears...

  • @Bonnie-Lewis-Australia
    @Bonnie-Lewis-Australia 4 месяца назад

    When you were in the womb we spent 9 months in ketosis

  • @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked

    :D Beliefs and also diet:
    Ha'satan was first a verb, later a noun. The only real significance of so-called Satan is in the Book of Job. There, Satan is a designated tempter, assisting so-called Yahweh ("God", but Yahweh means male, female, and plural). Yahweh kills millions or more and Satan, under Yahweh's direct orders, kills 10 or so. Lucifer means light-bearer, as so-called Jesus said he was too.
    Lucifer isn't in Jewish text, it's a mistranslation (one of the many). Hell was added in after Christianity was invented by Romans and started. Near-death experience consensus debunks hell too. Near-death experience consensus debunks religions and debunked material atheism dogma.
    So many mistranslations, self-contradictions, misconstrued ideas, unhistorical accounts, unscientific claims, unoriginal content, forgeries, and so forth in the Bible. "Jesus'' isn't even a Jewish name, so it's kinda racist, and 'J' didn't exist back then either.
    He's unoriginal, unhistorical, was a Jewish rabbi not a Christian, said he didn't come to do away with the prophets or the law, has no birth records, no death records, no crucifixion records, various conflicting stories of him (not being born on Earth, dying in space by Satan on a crucifix, living on Earth but never going on a crucifix, the last words are three different statements [literally impossible], etc.), and so forth.
    On record, Jewish people never did crucifixion, Romans did, and the recently discovered Book of Judas says "Jesus" insisted "Judas" sell him out to cause a scene. It was only with him getting handled by the Romans did he say he was the messiah, falsely, as unapologetic Bible scholars in the great documentary, The Christian Dilemmas (free on RUclips), have said, and plenty of others have said too.
    He was 250 years too late to be the messiah. As well, virgin birth (a mistranslation and wasn't in original Christianity, but added later to compete with other virgin births in religions Christianity copied everything but the Church from) isn't what the messiah was supposed to be, a messiah isn't supernatural. The messiah wouldn't leave his area and go missing, unlike Yeshua ("Jesus") who did for over 10 years. The messiah wouldn't have been against the government, but for the government. So on and so forth.
    "Son of God" and "Son of man" are common phrases in Jewish religion. Also the verse, "Ye are all Gods, ye are all sons of the most high" exists, and even "Jesus" mentions that. "Jesus" said he didn't come to change the law, nor do away with the prophets, but to fulfill law, and he was a Jewish rabbi. Christianity and writings of him very oddly emerged 60 or so years after he so-called died, quite so very odd. As mentioned earlier, no records of him being born or having died, and so forth.
    The Kingdom of Yahweh is a geographical location on Earth, and Jewish people didn't push an idea of heaven anyways. Many Christians falsely claim that place to be heaven. "Jesus" said, as the Egyptians said way before him, that, "The kingdom of heaven is within you, and he who knows himself shall find it" (kinda sexist there with just "he", but a lot of religions, especially all the Abrahamic ones, have been quite sexist).
    Hell being added later into Christianity, to do fear-mongering (to keep customers so that they collect 10% tax-free, against Jewish practices of not accepting money in a "holy" place, and to have plenty of little boys to ***e, apparently), via mistranslations and added Hades from Greek mythology (which Greeks didn even have a Hell).
    Just as the laws for suicide and abortion were added in later on in Christianity, but not original at all to Christianity (as mentioned to keep customers).
    Furthermore, "Jesus" wasn't even supernatural in original Christianity. So on and so forth. Several mistranslations, forgeries, unscientific claims, unhistorical events, contradictions (doublets and triplets, amongst other contradictions), and so forth.
    Many have left their religion after having a near-death experience. Religions were mostly spread by extreme violence and very brutal laws. Religion is thankfully dying more and more each year, according to statistics, and plenty today have to fake being Muslim because Islam has verses in the Qur'an (Qur'wrong… I made that up… lol) and in the Hadiths to kill those who leave the religion.
    I'm Jewish-mixed, and like most of us Jews, non-religious. We're the least religious of any culture. Hehe. I'm spiritual and very anti-religion.

  • @chillydoog
    @chillydoog 7 месяцев назад

    FREAK. lol love you mf'er

  • @mrcanisters
    @mrcanisters Год назад +1

    Got to be gran turismo 😅

  • @DoozyyTV
    @DoozyyTV Год назад +6

    This is cool but I also heard long-term use of MCT oil products could lead to fat building up in the liver. But idk how big the dose would need to be for that to happen.

    • @dodgehemi5045
      @dodgehemi5045 Год назад +2

      Yes, stay with bacon and Yogurt and nuts to get the fatty liver

    • @helenahandkart1857
      @helenahandkart1857 Год назад +12

      I had early fatty liver markers & got rid of them by going low carb. I have mct in the morning & around mid day. Also, re the other remark, mydiet contains bacon around 3x weekly, nuts, likewise, & full fat yoghurt most days. Exessive carbs are the primary driver of fatty liver.

    • @DoozyyTV
      @DoozyyTV Год назад

      @@helenahandkart1857 how much is your daily dose?

  • @hofimastah
    @hofimastah Год назад

    So the doses are 30g of MCT oil and a 450ml of beet juice. A Lot of kcal but if you on a bulk, why not

  • @mommerang
    @mommerang Год назад

    Beet sauerkraut is my favorite way to eat beets. I buy it from a vendor at my local farmer’s market. I have also drank beet kvass.

  • @r.guerreiro140
    @r.guerreiro140 Год назад

    Why don't just substitute the expensive and refined coconut oil for the delicious, nutrient dense wholefood, our beloved butter?
    As I remember butter also contain MCT as well as short chain fatty acids not to mention vitamins and else

  • @pea20011
    @pea20011 Год назад +1

    Hi haw mutch MCT oil would you need to consume a day .

  • @GaryYoung-eq1ph
    @GaryYoung-eq1ph Год назад

    Healthy but taste in coffee not recommended = BITTER!!!!

  • @jpdoc5722
    @jpdoc5722 10 месяцев назад

    How does MCT affect blood work , specifically LDL?

  • @feliciabueno9059
    @feliciabueno9059 Год назад +7

    How much MCT and how much beetroot juice do you recommend?

    • @trod5847
      @trod5847 Год назад +6

      The studies cite 30g/day of MCT oil and 450mL of beetroot juice.

    • @feliciabueno9059
      @feliciabueno9059 Год назад +2

      @@trod5847 Thank you 😊

    • @NGUJZ
      @NGUJZ Год назад +1

      Solid teamwork 👏

  • @SuperSmashTVChannel
    @SuperSmashTVChannel Год назад

    All MCT oil did for me was give me a good dose of heart palpitations along with high blood pressure. I wouldn't recommend it despite what proponents of the oil say.

  • @digitalmesh
    @digitalmesh Год назад

    damn, I only saw that "MCT when not on keto" 2yo video from you few days ago, and now I get the sequel - nice.

  • @artspark7697
    @artspark7697 Год назад

    BUT...isn't MCT oil bad for the liver? Please let us know.

  • @taozeh
    @taozeh 4 месяца назад

    I’m weird too

  • @Sky_xjks
    @Sky_xjks Год назад +5

    Can I just use coconut oil? 🥥 Is that the same as MCT oil pretty much?

    • @geraldfriend256
      @geraldfriend256 Год назад +2

      Mct is more refined.Coconut oil has lauric acid which causes loose bowels if too much is taken. Small amounts are fine. Lot better price.

    • @Sky_xjks
      @Sky_xjks Год назад +1

      Thanks for responding! I appreciate it! I'll look for straight MCT oil then.. it's usually in my CBD oil anyways but can't hurt to have it on it's own as well! ❤️

  • @dinosemr8141
    @dinosemr8141 Год назад +1

    💖❤️💖❤️💖👍💖❤️💖❤️💖

  • @judilaw4519
    @judilaw4519 Год назад

    I keep seeing that mct should not be a daily thing Is that true? Thanks!

  • @BeauKooJack1
    @BeauKooJack1 Год назад

    How much MCT oil? How much beet juice powder?

  • @Vivendel1
    @Vivendel1 Год назад

    I made maijones with mct oil. Perfect.😊