Avoid These Foods & STOP Damaging Your Gut Health | Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

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  • Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025

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  • @tenellej1092
    @tenellej1092 Год назад +1

    OMG! I need him as my Dr. I have UC and it is a constant battle to find a dr who truly looks at things from a holistic standpoint ,,,
    while “practicing” medicine. I’m not against medicine only when it’s used as the only means to get well. I’ve had to take matters into my hands and do a lot of deep dives into gut health because it’s so limited when dealing with a Gastroenterologist. It’s been a journey to say the least. However, I am very thankful for podcast and ppl like you two that embark on this journey to help others ❤
    Thank you!

  • @twiggyfitness
    @twiggyfitness Год назад +4

    This is what I try to promote... figure out what works for you and your gut. For me, it's meat, eggs, cheese, and romaine lettuce. Though I do believe no one should be consuming sugar. Sugar is the root of disease.

  • @maryphillips9837
    @maryphillips9837 Год назад +2

    This micro biome don’t wil is one of the greatest. He’s so honest real. And. Explainable. That we can understand. About the. Gut in detail s 👍🏼👍🏼🙏

  • @robinsingletary6471
    @robinsingletary6471 Год назад +3

    ❤❤❤ KEEEP UP the GOOOD WORK MY BROTHERS....💪🏽💪🏽...I just WISHED the GOVT CARED....a little 😢😢😢

  • @kathybrackett5251
    @kathybrackett5251 Год назад +1

    You are both 2 of my favorite people talking about nutrition and the microbiome. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge and making a difference!

  • @InisMoonlight
    @InisMoonlight Год назад +1

    The Doctor is correct on the subject of poop. Thanks! 🥰

  • @hipolitoarrieta873
    @hipolitoarrieta873 Год назад

    Thank you for this great episode!

  • @felipearbustopotd
    @felipearbustopotd Год назад +4

    6:54
    If a 'food like substance' (ultra processed) can be shelf stable for 2 + years should you really be eating it?
    How the heck can our body assimilate it?
    That said, maybe some are unfortunate to live in a food desert or sadly don't have the necessary funds to buy degradable food.
    Thank you for uploading and sharing.

    • @Acts-1322
      @Acts-1322 Год назад +1

      Just like the "Gangsta Gardener" Ron Finley says, if you can't buy it, grow it yourself. Growing your own food is like printing your own money!
      Many of them can stick cheap seeds in the ground and get fresh produce.

  • @myasamuel
    @myasamuel Год назад +1

    Hi Sean , I love your episodes they are super informative ! Thank you so much for all the resources you share consistently. Do you mind talking about dental hygiene? I don't know of too many dental hygienists. Thanks!

  • @luisalva3636
    @luisalva3636 Год назад +5

    If, like the doctor stated, we are unique and individual, and I also believe this... then these one size fits all prescriptions, protocols, and vaccines should be scrapped. We need an individualized and holistic approach to medicine. Why is this taking so long???

  • @denacook7033
    @denacook7033 Год назад

    Awesome

  • @DJSTOEK
    @DJSTOEK Год назад +1

    ❤❤

  • @D4rkBl4de
    @D4rkBl4de Год назад

    The Yuka app helps in detecting bad chemicals in foods.

  • @Flow_State1991
    @Flow_State1991 7 месяцев назад

    So, just to clarify. When buying wheat products. Get organic to prevent the consumption of this 'glyphosate' spray. Which is the cause to gluten intolerance, not the wheat itself?

    • @BringItOn31124
      @BringItOn31124 4 месяца назад +1

      Not always. Organic is just the way it's grown. Most of this "organic wheat" that's grown is hybridized. Most of these hybridized wheats are hard to digest even for a healthy person. Also some people just have sensitivities to wheat gluten.

  • @SheEsq
    @SheEsq Год назад

    Great stuff, as always! Wow - I want a poop team roster!
    Watching this time, a friend happened to stop by. She has many maladies and is always asking for specifically what to eat or not. When "ultra processed" came up, she kept saying "examples, examples". I have an understanding of what it is, but really, would you consider a Rotisserie chicken "ultra processed"? What about hummus? Does it only go to the number of unpronounceable things in the food? I'm making barbeque sauce right now and have a lot of spices on the counter with low sodium tomato sauce, molasses and apple cider vinegar. Am I doing a lot of processing? I made some white bean hummus with hella blender - that is definitely some processing. It would be good to hear just what is considered ultra processed. I 99% do not eat anything with "hydrogenated" or "high fructose corn syrup" in the ingredients - which is why I'm making barbeque sauce.

    • @yasminbowmer7357
      @yasminbowmer7357 Год назад +2

      those foods you are making are not ultra processd, that's fine :) he has a recipe book full of recipes putting different whole foods together using blender etc. He means stuff in packages at the store with a long list of ingredients with fillers binders emulsifyers additives preservatives etc.... not sure about the chicken, probably not great as has stuff added to it i presume. Would be better to buy a chicken and cook yourself but you could always ask them what they do to it! Dr B is usually a proponant of plant based so he wouldn't eat meat in general, but I know he is now talking about not 1 diet suiting everyone so not sure on that part. Good luck! I might have to try the bbq sauce, good idea! Molasses is very good for you :) X

    • @SheEsq
      @SheEsq Год назад

      @@yasminbowmer7357 Thank you. I'll continue to keep cooking, I'm trying to come up with simple guidelines for my friend.

  • @connieschneider7556
    @connieschneider7556 Год назад

    Hernias causing bloat?

  • @jboyh1
    @jboyh1 Год назад +7

    We do not need fiber… It is absolutely not necessary. I’m 4 years Carnivore , all gut issues a 31/2 year distant memory… Meat & fat is where it’s at!

    • @richardmiddleton7770
      @richardmiddleton7770 Год назад +5

      We're all individual and come from different gene pools. Some people don't need fibre, some do. I do great on a high fibre diet, I'm not overweight, and I'm rarely sick.

    • @effigy8620
      @effigy8620 Год назад

      The longest lived on the planet come from the Blue Zones. They eat very little meat, if any, and have a high fibre diet. Look them up

    • @jamesherried9269
      @jamesherried9269 Год назад

      Humans are not carnivores, by nature. Humans are primates; and no primates are classified as carnivores.

    • @jerimaesamson2967
      @jerimaesamson2967 3 месяца назад

      It’s just that animal agriculture is one of the major contributors of global warming. We just couldn’t all subsist on a purely carnivore diet without hurting the planet.

  • @michaelsallee7534
    @michaelsallee7534 Год назад

    there is epigenetic ... one does learn from the environment, but the greatest is family.

  • @HolisticHealth-World
    @HolisticHealth-World 7 месяцев назад

    German: für alle, die künftig Gesundheitswissen auf Deutsch möchten. 🍀

  • @olgab3579
    @olgab3579 Год назад +4

    You lost me at fiber part
    No need fiber as species, been proven many times

    • @southerngirl1408
      @southerngirl1408 Год назад +4

      We do need some fiber for the best health. All the longest lived people in the world ate fiber. Most of them ate veggies, beans, whole grains and some (but not all) also ate small amounts of meat

    • @jakkidiamond7432
      @jakkidiamond7432 Год назад +3

      Please link us to all those studies demonstrating that we don't need fibre

    • @effigy8620
      @effigy8620 Год назад +2

      There are none. 😂

    • @jamesherried9269
      @jamesherried9269 Год назад

      Im sure that no human studies have been done to prove that we don't need to eat fiber. In any case, the beneficial bacteria in the gut do need fiber.