@@user-nl5wx7cy6y Do not follow macdougal. Basically eat low glycemic diet with minimal or no added oils. That’s carbs from beans whole grains small amounts of fruit but try eat fruit with a lower glycemic index. You can easily google gi of mandarin for example. The percentage of diet from fat varies depending on the person. Some people do better on lower than others. But fat should come from whole foods like nuts seeds avocados. Also a high carb meal would go better with lower fat whereas a mostly veggie meal that is lowish in carbs or no carbs will fine with fat. Fat with carbs increases the amount of insulin the body needs to produce to process the carbs. To reverse insulin resistance just focus on losing weight and eating whole foods at a calorie surplus. As you lose fat the body becomes more insulin sensitive this takes time. You can also try a berberine supplementing and having herbs like cinnamon that would ncrease insulin sensitivity. The more you move the more insulin sensitive you will be as well. If you can do a mix of cardio and weight training this will help.
Adding a large serving of vegetables to the meal can make it low glycemic. A bowl of white rice eaten after a bowl of veggies will result in similar glycemic to eating a lower glycemic carb source like beans. Not to say the rice is the best choice but it doesn’t matter as much in a balanced meal.
I am a great admirer of dr Joel Fuhrman but there is a great difference on eating potatoes or icecream - and if you dont move or if you are physically active -- I love to eat whole plant foods, rainbow colors and G- bombs inspiration - but I have adopter the habit also of eating raw Greens and onions and scallions and cooked lentils and beans and mushrom so my experience is that I can eat cooked or baked potatoes ( no oils) with great joy ( together with all the other vegetables) and I am very slim even if I am 79 …… and by the way I am also physically active, walking a lot, bycycling and gardering and dancing and doing yoga and I eat potatoes with great joy and no problems at all ( but of course without added Oil) … 🎶💚🎵🐸
Have you ever considered that some people may be thin DESPITE eating foods with a high gycemic load, not BECAUSE they eat foods with a high glycemic index? There are other factors to consider in addition to the food itself.
I know him since becoming vegan in 2014, but now he has been making these new videos that really shows how knowledgeable he is! And how important his information is!!! I never knew insulin was the fat hormone, for example. He is great!
I have watched hundreds of nutrition videos, and THIS ONE is the best nutrition video I have EVER seen!! Yay, Dr. Fuhrman!! I am saving this to send to others and to watch repeatedly. 👍
Hi fly, people don't care, they know but they are going to do what they want to. Take Dr John McDougall he preaches his starch diet on people even if you are a diabetic, he thinks he is Wright and no one argues with him. I love Dr furhman, I send his books eat to live and eat for life to all my friends. I know if I ate 3 ozs of of sweet potatoes my sugar goes very high, so I have been able to prove what McDougall say is wrong.
I do best with carbs early in the day when my liver could use a refill, and later in the day when it could stand to be topped off again for fasting throughout the night. Surprisingly, I prefer potatoes to whole wheat. My body seems to do well with recognizing the potato carbs and deals with them immediately. With whole wheat and so forth, my blood sugar just lingers, as if my system can’t figure it out. I guess my point is that ya got to track your sugars to really know how you’ll react.
Dr. Fuhrman you have been the driver in my healing from stage 4 breast cancer since 2016! Thank you❤. What is your our opinion of using a continuous glucose monitor to see how different foods effect us?
Love the video and Joel! I've been WFPB'd for four years and I'll never change. What I have noticed in the last few years is a huge decline in debates between the WFPB and Omnivore/Carnivores communities. I think that it would be very educational if Dr Fuhrman could have one of these debates with the youtuber - BK. He's a staunch carnivore promoter who states that the WFPB community is totally wrong and has gotten the science all wrong as well. He states that we should not be consuming any carbs whatsoever, and the reason why there are so many sick people is because people are eating carbs. The dangerous thing with his opinions is that he make his arguments sound so believable. Please have a debate with this man to highlight to the public the so many discrepancies in this man's logic. Peace and Love.
Processed carbs such as foods made with white flower are really bad, as Dr Fuhrman mentions here. But beans are a staple of the blue zones (high longevity populations) and are also carbs. How about that? So, he is clearly making a false, almost criminal statement, this RUclips guy… trying to confuse people.
Problem with the carnivores’ arguments is they lump all carbohydrates into the same category, instead of differentiating between the whole plant foods and the refined carbs.
He is an incredible speaker as well to really make people understand the reasons for this way of eating.I’ve been wfpb 9 years now and you never get sick always have loads of energy never gain weight and never go hungry more people just need to listen and try it I eat lots of g bombs and nuts you never put weight on eating them so any new people listening give this eating a go and feel so healthy it’s wonderful 😂
how you say all sugar is same? there is different types of sugar like glucose and fructose and lactose, now glucose is the primary energy source for the body among with ketones (sometimes), while fructose is the sweet type of sugar like in fruits and in your example (candy). glucose raises insulin and Blood sugar while fructose doesn't, and this doesn't mean fructose is good as the latest studies says its worse type of sugar.
Hospitals, doctors offices and schools should be places where good nutrition is taught and provided not places that contribute to disease and obesity. It is crazy the hospitals are feeding people the very food that caused the heart disease, high blood pressure or cancer that they are treating. Every person in the hospital should receive some nutrition education before being released. Every doctor visit should be an opportunity to educate patients about how food choices impacts their health outcomes. The fact that doctors do not get nutrition training as part of their training makes no sense. Medicare and Medicaid should require nutrition education as part of patient care. Focus should be on food choices. Fasting should be investigated as a treatment for disease.
Regarding 11:05 where the doc talks about FMT and how the types of bacteria in our gut, which are favoured by our own diet, affect our health, i had a question about it for quite a while. Is it possible that your gut might be devoid of some of those types of healthy bacteria to the point that even if you eat a healthy diet for years you could still lack those said types of bacteria? (With the idea being that there were none of them to be found in the first place and encourage their multiplication). And if so then is there any other way around it other than FMT?
According to Dr. Will Bulciewiecz, there is! He says you simply need to eat a wide variety of plant foods because different plants feed different microbes.😉
Slightly misleading, I think. For maximum application, we ought to focus on Glycemic Index of individual foods or it becomes muddled. Also, the highest Glycemic Index rice, by far, is Jasmine rice. The sugar-in-15-minutes thing doesn't apply if you make it a resistant starch form as rice.
I saw a video where a guy wears a glucose monitor device. He at white rice which spike his blood glucose and then 12:35 Took that same rice after it sat and cooled a day and the next day it did not spike his blood gloss as high. So maybe the cooking process has something to do with it because if I’m not mistaken, I think in China, they don’t cook the rice. I think they said it in water and let it soften that way.
I think it helps that most of them tend to be very active and hardworking. They don't sit in front of a movie screen all day or expect others to pander to them, so the energy derived from carbs burns quickly.
There is an article on this if you search. It’s only relevant if you are eating along with the sweetener - it raises your blood sugar / insulin more than without the sweetener.
This guy is wrong Dr John McDougall tells you the that all the high glycemic foods are good for you on a plant based diet. His diet tell you to eat the starchy food,pasta,potatoes,corn,etc,because it has enough protein in it,in addition to fruits and vegetables. This guys telling you to eat less so you don't load up on sugar to make glucose and want to crave foods that you shouldn't eat. The human likes sugar and that's what they go for,like a potatoes or pasta or bread,although they are higher in sugar they are healthy and good for you. The human does not say I think I should have salad or a plants that are lower in sugar,only if they think they need,naturally they are gonna go for the foods that are high in sugar. If the human body wants sugar,it's gonna crave it,it doesn't care,even if it's cotton candy but if there's potatoes they will eat them instead. There's people who live on potatoes and yes they do have calories but it's enough to make you full,and if you were to eat enough you could keep the body weight on but you can also lose your fat. Maybe starch is high in sugar and it can convert to fat in the body but it has enough protein in it to not have to eat every hour of the day. Eating food with less sugar will cause you to lose weight faster but you can't just live on salads,you'd have to eat alot a day. There's people who live on foods that are higher in sugar.
Our lives are more seditary than before avoiding processed starch foods avoids dead calories. If we eat we want maximum nutritional intake with minimal caloric intake. So most bread and pasta are refined flour. Generally grown with pesticides. So not good. Basic simple.
I've come here after doing the starch solution diet and gaining weight, a week of following the eat to live, I've lost weight and feeling great.
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Do not follow macdougal.
Basically eat low glycemic diet with minimal or no added oils. That’s carbs from beans whole grains small amounts of fruit but try eat fruit with a lower glycemic index. You can easily google gi of mandarin for example. The percentage of diet from fat varies depending on the person. Some people do better on lower than others. But fat should come from whole foods like nuts seeds avocados.
Also a high carb meal would go better with lower fat whereas a mostly veggie meal that is lowish in carbs or no carbs will fine with fat. Fat with carbs increases the amount of insulin the body needs to produce to process the carbs.
To reverse insulin resistance just focus on losing weight and eating whole foods at a calorie surplus. As you lose fat the body becomes more insulin sensitive this takes time.
You can also try a berberine supplementing and having herbs like cinnamon that would ncrease insulin sensitivity.
The more you move the more insulin sensitive you will be as well. If you can do a mix of cardio and weight training this will help.
I gained weight, too, and got uterine fibroids.
Same! I cannot eat all those potatoes and lose weight. Dr Fuhrman is the way to go.
People will do anything to live longer except eat right and exercise, the only two things we know extends lifespan and health into old age.
Adding a large serving of vegetables to the meal can make it low glycemic. A bowl of white rice eaten after a bowl of veggies will result in similar glycemic to eating a lower glycemic carb source like beans. Not to say the rice is the best choice but it doesn’t matter as much in a balanced meal.
This would be doable for people who prefer white rice, and white rice keeps longer in storage than brown rice.
@@m.taylorbasmati white rice has the lowest gi. Even beats brown and black rice
I am a great admirer of dr Joel Fuhrman but there is a great difference on eating potatoes or icecream - and if you dont move or if you are physically active -- I love to eat whole plant foods, rainbow colors and G- bombs inspiration - but I have adopter the habit also of eating raw Greens and onions and scallions and cooked lentils and beans and mushrom so my experience is that I can eat cooked or baked potatoes ( no oils) with great joy ( together with all the other vegetables) and I am very slim even if I am 79 …… and by the way I am also physically active, walking a lot, bycycling and gardering and dancing and doing yoga and I eat potatoes with great joy and no problems at all ( but of course without added Oil) … 🎶💚🎵🐸
Have you ever considered that some people may be thin DESPITE eating foods with a high gycemic load, not BECAUSE they eat foods with a high glycemic index? There are other factors to consider in addition to the food itself.
I know him since becoming vegan in 2014, but now he has been making these new videos that really shows how knowledgeable he is! And how important his information is!!!
I never knew insulin was the fat hormone, for example. He is great!
he’s always been saying this. you just had to search it out.
I know of him for over 21 years.. I like he doesn't change, he is solid in his teachings!!!
I have watched hundreds of nutrition videos, and THIS ONE is the best nutrition video I have EVER seen!! Yay, Dr. Fuhrman!! I am saving this to send to others and to watch repeatedly. 👍
Hi fly, people don't care, they know but they are going to do what they want to. Take Dr John McDougall he preaches his starch diet on people even if you are a diabetic, he thinks he is Wright and no one argues with him. I love Dr furhman, I send his books eat to live and eat for life to all my friends. I know if I ate 3 ozs of of sweet potatoes my sugar goes very high, so I have been able to prove what McDougall say is wrong.
I do best with carbs early in the day when my liver could use a refill, and later in the day when it could stand to be topped off again for fasting throughout the night. Surprisingly, I prefer potatoes to whole wheat. My body seems to do well with recognizing the potato carbs and deals with them immediately. With whole wheat and so forth, my blood sugar just lingers, as if my system can’t figure it out. I guess my point is that ya got to track your sugars to really know how you’ll react.
Wow! Everyone should watch this and learn from it.
Thank you Dr.
Awesome presentation. I finally understand GI
This guy is a genius
Dr. Fuhrman you have been the driver in my healing from stage 4 breast cancer since 2016! Thank you❤.
What is your our opinion of using a continuous glucose monitor to see how different foods effect us?
Love the video and Joel! I've been WFPB'd for four years and I'll never change. What I have noticed in the last few years is a huge decline in debates between the WFPB and Omnivore/Carnivores communities. I think that it would be very educational if Dr Fuhrman could have one of these debates with the youtuber - BK. He's a staunch carnivore promoter who states that the WFPB community is totally wrong and has gotten the science all wrong as well. He states that we should not be consuming any carbs whatsoever, and the reason why there are so many sick people is because people are eating carbs. The dangerous thing with his opinions is that he make his arguments sound so believable. Please have a debate with this man to highlight to the public the so many discrepancies in this man's logic. Peace and Love.
If you have the smartest argument... Does not mean that you have the truth.
@@michaeldouglas6248 So true
Processed carbs such as foods made with white flower are really bad, as Dr Fuhrman mentions here. But beans are a staple of the blue zones (high longevity populations) and are also carbs. How about that? So, he is clearly making a false, almost criminal statement, this RUclips guy… trying to confuse people.
Problem with the carnivores’ arguments is they lump all carbohydrates into the same category, instead of differentiating between the whole plant foods and the refined carbs.
Thank you so much Dr Dr Fuhrman! This is one the best videos
He is so funny to watch. And inspirational. I'm curious his thoughts on the keto trends.
I love listening to you. Thank you Dr Furman.
He is an incredible speaker as well to really make people understand the reasons for this way of eating.I’ve been wfpb 9 years now and you never get sick always have loads of energy never gain weight and never go hungry more people just need to listen and try it I eat lots of g bombs and nuts you never put weight on eating them so any new people listening give this eating a go and feel so healthy it’s wonderful 😂
I’m just desperately tired of being overweight 😢
I feel for you! Make sure you don't have hypothyroidism or PCOS.
Yes, this video constitutes a fine argument. Thanks.
This explains it good!! Thank you!!
I see the link between this diet and that of McDougall Diet- they are both right!
Thank you. ❤
how you say all sugar is same? there is different types of sugar like glucose and fructose and lactose,
now glucose is the primary energy source for the body among with ketones (sometimes), while fructose is the sweet type of sugar like in fruits and in your example (candy). glucose raises insulin and Blood sugar while fructose doesn't, and this doesn't mean fructose is good as the latest studies says its worse type of sugar.
Hospitals, doctors offices and schools should be places where good nutrition is taught and provided not places that contribute to disease and obesity. It is crazy the hospitals are feeding people the very food that caused the heart disease, high blood pressure or cancer that they are treating. Every person in the hospital should receive some nutrition education before being released. Every doctor visit should be an opportunity to educate patients about how food choices impacts their health outcomes. The fact that doctors do not get nutrition training as part of their training makes no sense. Medicare and Medicaid should require nutrition education as part of patient care. Focus should be on food choices. Fasting should be investigated as a treatment for disease.
i agree
Especially children’s hospitals!!! St Jude’s is a prime example!!! Those kids get fed nothing but junk!!! And they all have cancer as children:(!!!!
@@lyladaisie
ruclips.net/video/TFsAh8DR-34/видео.html
Yes.
💯
Thanks Dr fuhrman
Brilliant.
Regarding 11:05 where the doc talks about FMT and how the types of bacteria in our gut, which are favoured by our own diet, affect our health, i had a question about it for quite a while.
Is it possible that your gut might be devoid of some of those types of healthy bacteria to the point that even if you eat a healthy diet for years you could still lack those said types of bacteria? (With the idea being that there were none of them to be found in the first place and encourage their multiplication). And if so then is there any other way around it other than FMT?
According to Dr. Will Bulciewiecz, there is! He says you simply need to eat a wide variety of plant foods because different plants feed different microbes.😉
Thank you
Love this man
Slightly misleading, I think. For maximum application, we ought to focus on Glycemic Index of individual foods or it becomes muddled. Also, the highest Glycemic Index rice, by far, is Jasmine rice. The sugar-in-15-minutes thing doesn't apply if you make it a resistant starch form as rice.
Rice has resistant starch?
I love jasmine rice but I try to eat it the day after cooking it to let the resistant starch develop.
I saw a video where a guy wears a glucose monitor device. He at white rice which spike his blood glucose and then 12:35 Took that same rice after it sat and cooled a day and the next day it did not spike his blood gloss as high. So maybe the cooking process has something to do with it because if I’m not mistaken, I think in China, they don’t cook the rice. I think they said it in water and let it soften that way.
A particular food may have a high glycemic index but a low glycemic load, which depends on the amount one eats during a meal.
Good reason why it's good to walk after eating...
Please. Does the search solution diet cause diabetes. So I have a baked potato daily. No?
How does Chef AJ eat 5lbs of potatoes a day and weight nothing? And how do many people of asian ethnicity eat tons of rice every day and stay so thin?
That’s what I am wondering
I think it helps that most of them tend to be very active and hardworking. They don't sit in front of a movie screen all day or expect others to pander to them, so the energy derived from carbs burns quickly.
It’s because they are very low fat, meat, and processed sugar. The vegetables they eat even out the glycemic load and help with glycolysis
There are numerous variables - activity levels, fasting between meals, total calorie consumption, what you eat with the starches, etc.
Me at the Thanksgiving table: "Stop! You don't need to do a fecal transplant!" Everyone:
i wish u back ur claim of artificial sweetner spiking insukin with research paper
There is an article on this if you search. It’s only relevant if you are eating along with the sweetener - it raises your blood sugar / insulin more than without the sweetener.
😮👏👏👏👏👏👍🙏
I cant give up my taters! UGH.
No fecal transplant?! I’m canceling my reservation!
This guy is wrong Dr John McDougall tells you the that all the high glycemic foods are good for you on a plant based diet.
His diet tell you to eat the starchy food,pasta,potatoes,corn,etc,because it has enough protein in it,in addition to fruits and vegetables.
This guys telling you to eat less so you don't load up on sugar to make glucose and want to crave foods that you shouldn't eat.
The human likes sugar and that's what they go for,like a potatoes or pasta or bread,although they are higher in sugar they are healthy and good for you.
The human does not say I think I should have salad or a plants that are lower in sugar,only if they think they need,naturally they are gonna go for the foods that are high in sugar.
If the human body wants sugar,it's gonna crave it,it doesn't care,even if it's cotton candy but if there's potatoes they will eat them instead.
There's people who live on potatoes and yes they do have calories but it's enough to make you full,and if you were to eat enough you could keep the body weight on but you can also lose your fat.
Maybe starch is high in sugar and it can convert to fat in the body but it has enough protein in it to not have to eat every hour of the day.
Eating food with less sugar will cause you to lose weight faster but you can't just live on salads,you'd have to eat alot a day.
There's people who live on foods that are higher in sugar.
Why do you believe McDougall but not Fuhrman?
Believe I have lived it.
You started out sounding like a fool and finished sounding the same way!
I just really want to know the truth. Daily potato or not
Our lives are more seditary than before avoiding processed starch foods avoids dead calories. If we eat we want maximum nutritional intake with minimal caloric intake. So most bread and pasta are refined flour. Generally grown with pesticides. So not good. Basic simple.
😺🧡👍🏼
Beans are HORRIBLE for the body. This guy… sheesh, what a maroon.
You’ll find everything you need to know regarding the impactful consumption of beans on the body at Google Scholar
RED MEAT SAVES LIVES AND EGGS TOO
BEEF IS THE ONE AND ONLY TRUE SUPERFOOD!!! 🥩🥩🥩🥩🥩🥩
Troll 🚨 Alert
Definitely not.
Usually I favour Fuhrman but here he’s simply wrong
What do you mean?
@@rollingstone3017 his carb phobia