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  • Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2024

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  • @lilmoneyboy335
    @lilmoneyboy335 Год назад +231

    My oldest son is in his early 20's and he has type 1 diabetes. But thank God for this piece of article ruclips.net/user/postUgkxVYhghKWmrUgXARZ_ydZTvmmcrw5L0I5i At first he thought he had the flu and was lying down on the bed for three days until his sister took him to the hospital. They took his blood and it was 600. What I do not understand is how he could have gotten it, since no one in the family has it. But he is winning the battle now. This is good stuff.

  • @ВасяМитровка-щ1ч
    @ВасяМитровка-щ1ч 2 года назад +268

    *My daughter drinks lots of water and urinates with the same rate, there are no other symptoms to show if those have anything to do with diabetes. This is a good information that I have gone through **Diabets.Care** She is 2 years 9 months, hale and healthy, have not done any blood test. But I am not certain if one can get diabetes at such a tender age. Please I will like to know more on that*

    • @palapalak.8907
      @palapalak.8907 2 года назад +1

      U definitely can test hee at that age.

    • @majadimitrijevic2365
      @majadimitrijevic2365 Год назад

      @@palapalak.8907 Child can be born with D 1, so you can do some test if you are worried about her condicion.

  • @lilyarsecularatne3456
    @lilyarsecularatne3456 3 года назад +159

    Wow! I am elderly & diagnosed with type 2; never had this kind of ‘teaching’ !!!
    You ‘re doing a priceless service to educate average people like me. Thank you 👍
    🤔

    • @eileenramcharitar4777
      @eileenramcharitar4777 3 года назад +2

      My Doctor claims I have a well controlled diabetes, but put me on a Satin. Why and how should I respond.

    • @matildeblanca8286
      @matildeblanca8286 3 года назад

      You are doing fantastic.

    • @disnalee
      @disnalee 3 года назад +2

      @@eileenramcharitar4777 im on medformin 500 mg twice daily and atorvastatin. Everyone has their theory and his seem to make sense. I did IF and Keto lchf diet. I eat low carb and hf which im going to cut. I notice i am consuming a lot of sat fat. I do notice my blood glucose reading went from 198 to 82 since i did keto. At the beginning i followed my pcp and dietition advice but after every meal my glucose results was skyrocket high so i change the diet to IF and Keto. My pcp says there is no cure for T2D and i will have to be medicated for life to keep my disease under control. Since i dont know what harm the meds will do to my vital organ, i dont want to be medicated for long terms. Meds do damage to our bodies but my pcp says it wont harm my organs but i will still have this disease and there is no cure. He told me i look fine for someone who is overweight. I asked if i should try to loose the extra pounds and he said nothing. So the food recommendation did not helped me but actually harmed my body more everytime my blood glucose spikes to 198 bc my blood vessel would have to work overtime and it puts stress on my heart to work harder to pump the blood throughout my body. This is messy and confusing. Finding new ways or diet to help my condition to improve so i can hopefully become meds free.

    • @flattlandermontgomery1524
      @flattlandermontgomery1524 3 года назад +3

      @@eileenramcharitar4777 The Physician's Committee for Responsible Medicine can work with patients remotely, you might do better to contact them directly.

    • @lenyibanez6387
      @lenyibanez6387 3 года назад +2

      That was very educational, Dr. Cyrus was a great teacher, knowledgeable in his field. I hope to hear more from him

  • @nancyaureli6547
    @nancyaureli6547 3 года назад +32

    Cyrus has now joined my favorite plant based giants list. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

  • @helicart
    @helicart 3 года назад +86

    Cyrus is such an outstanding communicator. And it underscores how deeply he knows the subject.

  • @lorrieherrmann2562
    @lorrieherrmann2562 3 года назад +136

    I love the way Cyrus translates the "nerdy" science into easily understood storytelling! Thank you, Professor Khambatta! Excellent teaching style!

    • @Nadege949
      @Nadege949 3 года назад +6

      I agree! Cyrus is a wonderful teacher.

    • @mrmingsun
      @mrmingsun 3 года назад

      Paul mason is a million times better.

    • @susannaball
      @susannaball 2 года назад +1

      Cyrus is the best!!

    • @michellehashish5341
      @michellehashish5341 2 года назад

      @@mrmingsun no, Dr Paul Mason is a keto proponent so doesn't really understand insulin resistance so beautifully explained by Cyrus.

    • @mrmingsun
      @mrmingsun 2 года назад

      @@michellehashish5341 I know Paul Mason personally, he damn well does. He takes oral glucose tolerance tests himselve and so have some of his low carb patients and have proved T2DM is fully reversed.

  • @juanalang1930
    @juanalang1930 3 года назад +13

    People with this sort of knowledge are truly a blessing. The blessing is even greater when they do not charge to provide this info

  • @user-ey9bt7fs6n
    @user-ey9bt7fs6n 3 года назад +74

    Not diabetic, but not in the best health. I went WFPB to hopefully clear up blood issues, loose weight and achieve overall better health. Its been a year, I’ve lost 35lbs and I’m working on the blood issues. I took 50+ years to get unhealthy. Lets see if we can turn this around in a few years. Thanks for your knowledge.

    • @southerngrandma4353
      @southerngrandma4353 3 года назад +3

      Hope you are feeling better now, glad you lost the 35 lbs

    • @anonymouse7079
      @anonymouse7079 2 года назад +2

      Proud of you!!

    • @jinshark9078
      @jinshark9078 2 года назад

      Did he died now?

    • @tasheeann1608
      @tasheeann1608 2 года назад

      Research the herbs Dandelion Root Burdock Root Saraparilla they help cleanse the blood and try Black walnut capsules They are many more herbs to research for blood cleansing Good luck ❤️

    • @user-ey9bt7fs6n
      @user-ey9bt7fs6n 2 года назад

      @@skinnydee1886 I stand corrected

  • @LorraineDuncan-pq1mo
    @LorraineDuncan-pq1mo Год назад +3

    The diabetes information given by Cyrus is so very interesting. His way of delivering the details is easy to understand, I want to learn more. Thank you for the chats. GREAT WORK!

  • @kmc1steelers998
    @kmc1steelers998 2 года назад +5

    I am very happy to find this channel and conversation. My mother was diabetic and I literally watched her get her blood sugar down, to where she no longer had to give her self insulin shots, so I realize it can be done. It's knowing what works for you as stated with the goods and trying different things. My sister in law just lost her 41 year old brother. He just could not get his food intake together, nor, was he able to stick with his insulin medication. Truly sad heartbreaking 😢 situation.

  • @Cat_Woods
    @Cat_Woods 3 года назад +69

    I love how Cyrus goes deep into the biochemistry yet still makes it clear. Too many discussions are either extremely dumbed down or hopelessly esoteric.

  • @lisalynes8140
    @lisalynes8140 2 года назад +19

    I am a newly diagnosed diabetic and this low fat idea speaks to me much more than low carbs. I have a major problem with being told that I can’t eat the foods that grow naturally but I can eat as many eggs and dead animals as much as I want. Just bought 2 of Dr Barnards books on diabetes and I am looking to turn this diagnosis around👍

    • @counterstrike89
      @counterstrike89 2 года назад +2

      Yeah, you can eat all the meat and animal fat you want, yogurt, keifer, cheese, and you won't spike anything.

    • @darith770
      @darith770 2 года назад +4

      @@counterstrike89 What's next? Human meat?

    • @karlhungus5554
      @karlhungus5554 Год назад +3

      While one might not "spike" anything (though, protein can be insulinogenic), that's only addressing symptoms and not the underlying issue. If I bang my shin on the coffee table every day and cause pain and swelling, I can take Advil to counter the effects. But, the solution, of course, is to move the coffee table. So, people can eat low-carb diets and flatline their insulin response, but that doesn't correct the underlying issue of being unable to metabolize whole food carbohydrates.

    • @TruckaBilly-TV
      @TruckaBilly-TV Год назад +1

      @lisalynes8140, I am reading this comment 11 months later. Did the plant base approach work for you!? I am genuinely curious. I hope it did. 😊

    • @yennyjen5742
      @yennyjen5742 2 месяца назад

      @@TruckaBilly-TVhas been working for me. Keto made me loss weight but my fasting insulin went up. I was getting more insulin resistant. I been 2 months eating more legumes, vegetarian and my fasting numbers went under 100 almost overnight. And I don’t spike as before.
      While on keto my normals were around 110-120 all day long.. even for fasting

  • @CoyoteCanyon72
    @CoyoteCanyon72 3 года назад +36

    Cyrus is awesome. Very articulate and educated. That smoothie answer was the the best like Chuck said! 🌱❤️💪

  • @judyhoomalamalama
    @judyhoomalamalama 3 года назад +39

    Love yaa Cyrus . Good teaching. Wish I had this knowledge a while ago or at least listened & absorbed the knowledge. I make my own patties and love them. Freeze them and have them when I need them. I use spinach, beans, beets, oatmeal , garlic, onion . I even make my own ketchup using an apple and try to find no or lo salt tomato paste. I am enjoying this life style and feel so much better

    • @mohanapandianraju1120
      @mohanapandianraju1120 3 года назад +3

      brilliant idea, you are a genius! thanks I will try to do that

  • @karenkline7221
    @karenkline7221 3 года назад +34

    Another reason to drink a smoothie slowly is to allow the amylase in your saliva to mix with it so it will help break down the sugars.

  • @dorisbarnes169
    @dorisbarnes169 3 года назад +23

    Cyrus was wonderful! Please have him on again. His explanations were so clear, I finally get it. Thank you, thank you!

    • @cheezheadz3928
      @cheezheadz3928 3 года назад

      Lots of videos out there already. Google him!

  • @jennifermurcia8182
    @jennifermurcia8182 3 года назад +29

    Love him! Explained everything in a way where it makes sense. Breaking it down. Thank you.

  • @antoinettebrown3834
    @antoinettebrown3834 Год назад +1

    It gives me Joy to see how much you joy you get helping people! What a blessing!

  • @erichardson8811
    @erichardson8811 3 года назад +7

    For me I find that mixing fruit, vegetables and spices assists with the decrease of insulin spikes..GREAT podcast..Cyrus Rocks!

  • @olgapeet5521
    @olgapeet5521 3 года назад +4

    Cyrus Khambatta most knowledgeable and honest Doctor in this industry

  • @robrangerguy
    @robrangerguy 3 года назад +6

    I make our burgers. We use potatoes, black beans or chickpeas, onion, mushrooms, cilantro, bell peppers and some chickpea flour. Mash all up and add salt, pepper, garlic powder, Garam masala(optional). Make patties and put in the oven till it becomes golden brown, it becomes so delicious. My kids love these home made burgers.

    • @mohanapandianraju1120
      @mohanapandianraju1120 3 года назад +1

      vow, brilliant! similar to the veg cutlet in India BUT in bigger size and much ore nutritious and homemade. I will start doing this myself. Thanks

  • @wishingb5859
    @wishingb5859 3 года назад +17

    Cyrus was excellent. I LOVE that he did teaching. Those are my favorite types of interviews.

  • @madjennsy
    @madjennsy 2 года назад +4

    First time I hear from Cyrus Khambatta, what a mind blowing experience. Please have him in the show often if possible 🥰

  • @juliepayn7696
    @juliepayn7696 3 года назад +41

    Wonderful speaker and so knowledgeable. Have him back

  • @delorisbledsoe2959
    @delorisbledsoe2959 3 года назад +7

    I could sit and listen to Cyrus for hours. He has a way of explaining information. People can pick up some information of the to be very useful for that person. You have to pull it part to understand what will work for you the individual. Thanks for the information. You're awesome!

  • @janettempest716
    @janettempest716 3 года назад +22

    This man is brilliant 😇 thank you. I was addicted to eating easy peel little oranges 🍊 and lemons 🍋 l was so ill my arthritis was so bad I couldn’t sleep was in the bathroom several times at night,in the morning I was stiff and couldn’t walk 😢I was so ill 😭I’m so grateful to Cyrus ❤️🙏😇🙏❤️

    • @quietstormaps
      @quietstormaps 3 года назад +5

      What information is available for how oranges and lemons affect arthritis. I use 2 lemons a day and just gave up the little cutie oranges. Thank you!

  • @odelyalevy
    @odelyalevy 3 года назад +33

    One of the most enjoyable video I ever heard about plant base diet.
    Dr. Cyrus is wealth of information. I think I saw almost all his videos. So avid. Very pleasant to listen to him. I’m going to save this video and listen to it again and again to have a certainty. ♾🌟🎆

  • @virginiasantos2616
    @virginiasantos2616 2 года назад +1

    I just love Doctor Cyrus! He explains everything in a layman's term. Very articulate and a super communicator. Thanks both of you for this wonderful session full of very useful information.

  • @eva-nr2bs
    @eva-nr2bs 3 года назад +42

    If I could I would give you million thumbs up for this interview. Is just one enough? :-)

  • @monaantony9096
    @monaantony9096 2 года назад +1

    Just a tip to share if we soak lentils overnight and cook it till soft n mushy and pair it with black rice or brown rice with veggies Also cook lentils with onions tomatoes garlic ginger coriander cumin n spices it tastes great

  • @yolandabaker5936
    @yolandabaker5936 3 года назад +38

    I love everything about physicians - the topic s, the questions and the variety of speakers

  • @kavaleao1528
    @kavaleao1528 2 года назад +2

    A MILLION MAHALO AND MUCHO ALOHA'S TO Y'ALL THE EXAMS ROOMS AND THE GREAT INTERVIEW OF THE PROFESSOR'S!

  • @yasmeenyasin3479
    @yasmeenyasin3479 3 года назад +13

    Totally love your program ❤️ thank you sooo much, I can’t say it enough, I’m in Ohio found your program a few months ago, look forward to new ones love the old ones, so I can raise my IQ and share with my family and friends, learned from my younger son about veganism about 3 years ago and now from you...much love what would I do without you guys 🙏 you are special

    • @ChuckCarrollWLC
      @ChuckCarrollWLC 3 года назад

      Thank you so much! Glad you found us too and are raising your health IQ! :-)

  • @user-cm8hx8mi5m
    @user-cm8hx8mi5m 3 года назад +25

    Cyrus n Robby saved my life ❤️

  • @HealthyEmmie
    @HealthyEmmie 3 года назад +15

    Thank you for another informative video!

  • @asimrafiq174
    @asimrafiq174 2 года назад +1

    Love the work you do Chuck. Please keep these going. I am fasting these days and eating only plant based whole foods for breaking and starting the fasts. Feel so good. Fast time is from 5am to 7pm.

  • @simonalexandercritchley439
    @simonalexandercritchley439 3 года назад +13

    Very good talk.Filled in some blanks and details I was unclear about.Cyrus explains things in an easily digested manner.

  • @coleenmarshall7181
    @coleenmarshall7181 2 года назад +1

    Dr Benard so far u has the best knowledge about treating diabetes I have listen to many other doctors n u more plain in your advice so keep up the good work

  • @jackielee6955
    @jackielee6955 3 года назад +11

    The best Q&A session ever!

  • @krishnaveganathar
    @krishnaveganathar 3 года назад +4

    Cyrus is an excellent educator.

  • @jedmaple
    @jedmaple 3 года назад +15

    Speaking from experience, the Portabello burgers are amazing.

  • @murraybrockway6540
    @murraybrockway6540 3 года назад +7

    I find the small sweet potatoes I buy in a 3 lb bag don't raise my blood sugar like the big sweet potatoes (which also taste sweeter). Bonus is the small potatoes is a better portion for me.
    New Potatoes are said to raise blood sugar slower than regular white potatoes too (which have a branched starch structure).

    • @flattlandermontgomery1524
      @flattlandermontgomery1524 3 года назад

      I learned recently that the russet potatoes were selectively bred for the properties they have and that is why they are starchier, and that other potatoes are more waxy which is why they might have less affect on over all blood sugar.

  • @tammiehimes6737
    @tammiehimes6737 3 года назад +9

    The whole too much fat and low carb diet and the liver and insulin resistance I believe has caused me to be so sensitive to fruit! I almost cried listening and to hear u say that!

  • @kenweidemoyer2221
    @kenweidemoyer2221 2 года назад +1

    Great video ,I am just getting started and I can understand what you are talking about,

  • @angelaspielbusch1237
    @angelaspielbusch1237 3 года назад +7

    In love with this Doctor!!! Thank you so much 😊

  • @MARIASANTOS-qv1zs
    @MARIASANTOS-qv1zs 2 года назад

    Dr. Cyrus, please consider having a youtube channel, cause your amazing

  • @Edward-sc7cm
    @Edward-sc7cm 3 года назад +10

    Cyrus is very knowledgeable about what food causes more health problems...I follow his instructions. I Love this browless dude...

  • @antoinettebrown3834
    @antoinettebrown3834 Год назад +1

    Ohhhhhhhhh my God This video was right on time! Sooooo much to learn but I am feeling more confident about learning to reverse diabetes

  • @phillipsmom6252
    @phillipsmom6252 3 года назад +22

    To make it easy to understand....... Nature doesn’t make mistakes, people do. So don’t eat anything “Processed”

  • @AN-fy6il
    @AN-fy6il 3 года назад +16

    Great job you guys as always. Learned a lot. Thanks & thumps up.

  • @thomaskostka2083
    @thomaskostka2083 3 года назад +4

    I am from a small island called Pohnpei in the north pacific ocean in the Micronesian Islands. The people of these islands have been eating coconuts for thousands of years. There are many ways to eat coconuts or for using it in food and they do not include the oil. When the coconuts are young you can drink the water/juice and eat the soft meat in it which is jelly like and very good tasting. The only problem is most coconut trees are pretty tall and you would have to climb it to get the young coconuts. The other way people eat coconuts is the old coconut after it has fallen off the tree. You can eat the meat in it after removing it from the shell with a knife or crating it with a crater. You can also crate it and squeeze the milk for cooking or for making oil for using on your skin or for fuel. You can also eat the pulp in the coconut after the coconut sprouts and starts to grow. The islanders never used the oils for eating or cooking as far as I know. Thanks

    • @omadoutlaw4868
      @omadoutlaw4868 3 года назад

      Thank you for your comment. So many people get wrapped up in there own little world,they can't see the big picture.🤠

    • @thomaskostka2083
      @thomaskostka2083 3 года назад

      @@omadoutlaw4868 I know and it is very frustrating.

  • @nevaehcomeplaywithmealex3529
    @nevaehcomeplaywithmealex3529 3 года назад +2

    My goodness this man is incredibly. His knowledgeable is golden he explained like no other

  • @evelyneverett1127
    @evelyneverett1127 3 года назад +16

    How did you learn all of this? I love it.

  • @velrinepalmer9982
    @velrinepalmer9982 2 года назад +2

    Excellent responses to questions asked. Much knowledge gained ,appreciated and will be practiced.
    Thanks Professor 👍. Keep up the good work.
    Velrine Palmer

  • @samanthaworkman-fenn8754
    @samanthaworkman-fenn8754 3 года назад +23

    Wonderful is what I call Dr. K ‘s knowledge and his ability to share it with us so that we understand 👍

  • @dawncarrasco8320
    @dawncarrasco8320 2 года назад +1

    Someone finally explained that it's not just sugar causing diabetes. Def getting your book!

  • @elizabethmurphy4218
    @elizabethmurphy4218 3 года назад +7

    This man is a wealth of knowledge!

    • @ID-qd1qk
      @ID-qd1qk 3 года назад +1

      Well of knowledge

  • @johnnylandreneaux8989
    @johnnylandreneaux8989 3 года назад

    You only get better every time I listen to you and you're guess. Thank you.

  • @angelsolomon3270
    @angelsolomon3270 3 года назад +3

    This was so AWESOME!!!!!
    Thank you for sharing! You have ANSWERED A LOT OF MY QUESTIONS 👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾

  • @Gloria64478
    @Gloria64478 3 года назад +1

    I’m a beginner. With pre- diabetes . Anxious to learn. Thanks 😊

  • @BeautifulWorkout
    @BeautifulWorkout 3 года назад +3

    Such great helpful and practical explanations and advice from Dr Khambatta - thank you 🙏

  • @nareshnair3910
    @nareshnair3910 Год назад

    Great Show. Cyrus explains everything very comprehensively so that you can understand why you should be doing what he is suggesting. Many of my queries have been satisfied via questions from the participants. Keep it up !

  • @murraybrockway6540
    @murraybrockway6540 3 года назад +6

    MCT (medium chain triglyceride) oil can be digested without bile, which would be significant for those that had their gall badder removed, have gall stones or fat malabsorption if what I read is correct.

  • @marygol8332
    @marygol8332 2 года назад +1

    I am following your diet no oil vegetables and beans my blood suger is 5.9 sometimes 6.9 I am loosing weight 5k a month active yoga walking tennis had covid 6months ago afibs and diabetic. stop my meditation busy sport feel good but losing weight following you and Barnard???

  • @davidg.johnson7208
    @davidg.johnson7208 3 года назад +51

    When I go into a grocery store I bring with me a magnifying glass to read the small fine print of the ingredients on the package.

    • @tarabooartarmy3654
      @tarabooartarmy3654 3 года назад +7

      Not sure if you have a smart phone or not, but if you do there’s a magnifying app for most phones that will let you magnify stuff and use the camera’s flash as a light. Might help save you from carrying two things if you do have a phone.

    • @ABab-jf2jb
      @ABab-jf2jb 3 года назад +8

      Buy foods that do not have an ingredient list... unprocessed food.

    • @starfishw7138
      @starfishw7138 2 года назад +5

      Maybe avoid packaged food anyway

    • @tarabooartarmy3654
      @tarabooartarmy3654 2 года назад

      @@starfishw7138 would be nice if everyone made enough to afford that.

    • @belindajardim3145
      @belindajardim3145 2 года назад +2

      Wow that's a great idea😁 im gonna do that too👍

  • @annejames890
    @annejames890 2 года назад

    Wow! Thank God for you Mr Khambatta

  • @ericjohnson1472
    @ericjohnson1472 3 года назад +4

    I made and ate my standard meals then took my sugar levels 1 hour and 2 hours after, if they were above 6.5 I would modify them or cut it down a little, this didn’t take long as most of us have only about 10 or 11 meals. White bread was my weakness so I started making my own almond bread that’s very high in protein

  • @saikoudibba152
    @saikoudibba152 2 года назад +1

    I enjoy the lecture on diabetes by Dr.Cyrus.
    Keeep it up.

  • @bluetrinityhaloseven7244
    @bluetrinityhaloseven7244 3 года назад +6

    Thumbed you up within the first four minutes...you can TELL when someone KNOWS what they are discussing...going to enjoy the rest of these facts!

  • @starfishw7138
    @starfishw7138 2 года назад +2

    Love Cyrus. Just found a bazillion tofu recipies that work with digestive issues. Many thanks for food inspiration! Hello to your beautiful Kitty.

  • @foxlola1
    @foxlola1 3 года назад +3

    the plant based nerd in me is geeking and taking it all and thankful.

  • @m.r.6222
    @m.r.6222 3 года назад +2

    So much good information! I am constantly arguing with diabetics who have been on insulin forever & following the Am Diabetic Association dietary guidelines and they are not doing well. They ALWAYS say " I can't eat fruit." so sad- they are not eating for health.

  • @sammakesitsimple
    @sammakesitsimple 3 года назад +39

    BEST. PODCAST. EVER. Wow. Sharing with EVERYONE

  • @kasiamatyjaszkowicz1553
    @kasiamatyjaszkowicz1553 Год назад +1

    Amazing 👏 first time someone explained insulin resistance, so greatly 😀 couldn't be better , well done .absolutely love it 😍

  • @naturalississimo
    @naturalississimo 3 года назад +10

    Fabulous presentation!

  • @lottis81
    @lottis81 2 года назад +1

    I was just diagnosed with type 2 my bloodsugar was sky high 18mmol back in August 2022 now in November 2022 after eating im mostly between 7-9 mmol. it spikes a few times a week due to trying new foods but thats ok it wont go higher then 11 mmol when it happens and i can get it back to more normal within the hour all due to eating more plants and exercising 30-45 min a day. I do have issues with textures when eating food and this helped alot not to stress myself out over what i can eat as im very limited with food.

  • @venitadobson112658
    @venitadobson112658 3 года назад +4

    What an amazing educational session-thank you so much!!

  • @maril1379
    @maril1379 3 года назад +1

    Great video!
    Please send reminders for live streams

  • @dianaalexdaniel
    @dianaalexdaniel 3 года назад +3

    Awesome, Podcast, long but, the Knowledge is so, Worth it, sincerely, Diana Lipski 💕

  • @lwintint4662
    @lwintint4662 3 года назад +1

    Dr. Cyrus is a supper man. All information came from his brain and mouth are very very fast. He is genius.

  • @carlab.9348
    @carlab.9348 3 года назад +15

    Very informative, especially the question about refined sugars versus saturated fats.

    • @leebooker6138
      @leebooker6138 3 года назад

      Sugar is the enemy and saturated fats are our friends.

    • @kevinrajesh9023
      @kevinrajesh9023 3 года назад

      @@leebooker6138No they're not. Saturated fat is much worse than sugar.

    • @dchoi99
      @dchoi99 2 года назад

      @@kevinrajesh9023 actually Lee is right. Saturated fat has been unfairly demonized. It’s actually not bad and in many cases can actually healthy. Sugar is bad. Fructose is worse.

    • @ritasequeira122
      @ritasequeira122 2 года назад

      @@dchoi99 l

    • @llim7306
      @llim7306 2 года назад

      @@dchoi99 Carbs have also been unfairly demonized. There's a difference between whole carbs enriched with fiber and/or antioxidants and refined carbs. Also, some meat is fine, I like it too. But the whole "olive oil is healthy" is a moot point. If I go over like a teaspoon of olive oil, like grease, I get indigestion. Some saturated fat is fine but you don't need as much as so called health experts try to push on you.

  • @sandibellack6528
    @sandibellack6528 2 года назад +1

    Regarding the smoothie, do you mean put the greens and celery IN the smoothie (which is what I do)? Will that help slow down the glucose molecules getting inside our blood? Also, what about putting in nut butter and/or protein powder such as raw pumpkin seed protein in, which is what I use?

  • @novypam
    @novypam 3 года назад +14

    Great presentation. Love the explanation concerning how different foods affect us differently. Thing is to find the plant foods that you can eat each step of the way...

  • @julianbrionesiii1340
    @julianbrionesiii1340 2 года назад +1

    at about 37:50 once again im so glad you mentioned controlling instead of focusing on genetic predisposition.where i live people get thier first heart attack at 30 and they say it runs in the family.what really runs in the family is the diet,sausage three times a day,among other things.

  • @joshmiller8392
    @joshmiller8392 3 года назад +16

    Damn this guy is so smart, kudos to him!

  • @anitadaley8343
    @anitadaley8343 2 года назад +1

    Very informative. It's like information overload. Need time to process. Well done doc?

  • @nancychan2159
    @nancychan2159 3 года назад +8

    Absolutely love Cyrus’s smoothie 3-D explanation. Wow!

  • @charletfoster8917
    @charletfoster8917 3 года назад

    This is the Best explanation ever of these health concerns!!!!!

  • @nahidhkurdi6740
    @nahidhkurdi6740 3 года назад +7

    Nowadays, it is quite simpler than ever to avoid the pedantry of doctors and health gurus regarding sugars and diabetes. Just buy a glucose meter and find out for yourself the foods that send your glucose up. If a calibrated meter said that food X is glucose-rising, then it is bad regardless of the statements of any health guru.

    • @omadoutlaw4868
      @omadoutlaw4868 3 года назад +2

      Very good advice!🤠 Everyone listen to this wisdom.

  • @terriem3922
    @terriem3922 3 года назад +2

    Dr. Milton very interesting, highly recommended. Explains a lot .

  • @jasminealixandranorth
    @jasminealixandranorth 3 года назад +5

    Wonderful show!! Thank you.

  • @susannapotter1859
    @susannapotter1859 3 года назад +2

    You are an awesome teacher! Thank you🖒🖒

  • @hydrofusion120
    @hydrofusion120 3 года назад +4

    so what about adding pure sugar to a food that contains a lot of fiber? Does the sugar bind to the fiber and digest slower, or does it just kind of remain suspended inside the high fiber food and digest as a pure sugar? I ask because adding sugar to oats would be less calories and cheaper then adding fruit.

  • @kjmax1068
    @kjmax1068 3 года назад +2

    So good to hear this. I cant eat dairy or gluten. I am just over 50 kilos and BMI perfect for age, 66, and height, 5ft. I have genetic disposition from both sides of family for both diabetes and cholesterol. Right now I am pre-diabetic and cholesterol sky high as it has been before. I generally eat meals twice a day. Good breakfast and dinner. But wine and ice with potato chips, too many eggs, vegan icecream must be my downfall this time. 😥

    • @happycook6737
      @happycook6737 2 года назад

      I do best when my biggest meal is breakfast, lunch is medium amount, and dinner only a cup of soup. I can't tolerate vegan junk food as it increases my A1C. I also eat beans, oatmeal daily for the fiber.

  • @janicemorris6085
    @janicemorris6085 3 года назад +4

    Finally someone with credibility saying yes, we do respond differently to different fruits and starches!! Mangos and garbanzo beans together?? Throw me under a bus first!

  • @macrinecamas2231
    @macrinecamas2231 2 года назад +1

    I salute him for everythingyou’ve discussed ..i’ve learned a lot’s thanks all the questions

  • @Atheria444
    @Atheria444 3 года назад +5

    I am SO glad Cyrus said that, yes, we are all different! What agrees with one person does not always agree with someone else. I met this woman who was diabetic and she was married to a diabetic. They both reacted opposite to beans and rice. One did well with beans but not rice, and the other did well with rice but not beans. At least, between the two of them, they had a full meal. :-)

  • @bluethunder5182
    @bluethunder5182 3 года назад +2

    Great content when you have the time to listen but ppl's attention span is very short online they are often overwhelmed with so much info usually you are simply targeting or searching to get straight to the source not seat through a long haul Lecture again thks for the ed.

  • @fernandovilale4927
    @fernandovilale4927 3 года назад +25

    My wife went to whole plant based diet and it wrecked her health. Bananas and such whole grains raised her hemoglobin A1C to 10.5. Now that she goes to high good fats and low carb diet. Fixes everything. A fib gone, A1C normalizes to 5.4 and continue going down, blood pressure normalizes.

    • @maxinef6654
      @maxinef6654 3 года назад

      Wow. 😳. I’ll keep an eye on my AIC while I’m on a wfpb diet. Thanks for sharing.

    • @mikkikas6821
      @mikkikas6821 3 года назад

      EVERYONE IS DIFFERENT!! That is why YOU need to discover what works best for you! That also means HOW MUCH of what you eat as well as WHAT you eat. That is why meter before you eat can tell you what to eat or what you can or cannot get away with. BUT FIRST you need to discover which foods that spike or doesn't spike your sugar in the first place. That being done, I may want a certain food for lunch. So I check my meter reading. If low, I can do so. But if a little on the high side, or "iffy" I may need to go to something different that I already know won't raise my reading that much. It's experimenting and what I call "kitchen lab work." Sounds complicated but once you get the hang of it, like traffic laws, it becomes automatic. Start simple with favorite foods and find out what works. Say, broccoli, unsweetened applesauce and kidney or black beans don't "work", try broccoli, unsweetened applesauce and brown rice. If that works, you know you have a winner. But remember, it also depends on the amount you eat. 1/4 cp? 1/2 cup? Make it a game and have fun in the experimenting.🤗

    • @le832
      @le832 3 года назад +3

      I don’t do well on grains and starchy foods. Prefer high good fat/low carb.

    • @jaketnelson
      @jaketnelson Год назад +3

      And this is total misconception that confuses everybody. Low carb = short term results, long term consequences.

    • @nayanmipun6784
      @nayanmipun6784 Год назад

      @@jaketnelson yes, for long term benefits medium carbohydrates no fats whole vegan is good

  • @rajendrapandya6948
    @rajendrapandya6948 3 года назад +1

    I am very clear now. Thanks for the excellent presentation