Food Choices Page #3
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ldl cholesterol,
and hdl cholesterol
are very, very low.
So that's the wrong
reason to eat fish,
or take fish oil capsules,
is to increase your
hdl cholesterol.
Work on getting all
your cholesterol low.
- Since I was a
kid, I always heard that milk
was a very important food.
And I consumed a lot of it.
I also loved all kinds
of dairy products,
cheeses, butters,
ice creams, yogurts,
you name it, I had it all.
It took me many years
to begin realizing
that perhaps that was
not such a great idea.
But I still wondered.
How about calcium?
Would I be able to get
enough of it from plants?
- Well, we have a lot
of calcium in dairy.
But it's never been a
problem to have too low
calcium in a diet.
- An orange has a 110
milligrams of calcium.
Alright, so if you're trying
to take in 1500 milligrams
a day, that doesn't
sound like so much,
but when you're only
trying to get 500,
it sounds pretty
good as a percentage
of your daily intake.
- Milk is healthy food,
for calves.
For baby cows.
I mean, milk is for
babies, literally.
I mean, we're the only
species that drinks milk
of another species, and then
the only species that drinks
milk after weaning
into adulthood.
Why is milk associated
with increased prostate
cancer risk, for example.
Well, what is milk?
Milk is a cocktail
of growth hormones
to get a little bovine animal,
who's you know, who's
susceptible to predation
out on the African Savannah,
to, you know, put on
a few hundred pounds
in a few months, right,
because they don't
want to get eaten by a lion.
And so it's engineered
as this growth food
great if you're a little
baby cow, but if
you're an adult person,
that extra growth hormones
is not a good thing.
You know, one of the
hardest things for people
to give up is dairy,
and they're sometimes
really resistant to it, so
one of the things I tell
people is, "well, why don't
you look at the evidence
"and then decide."
Because I've always said
taking control of your health,
is not doing what I say
instead of what other
people say, taking
control of your health is
looking at the information
and making a conscious
choice, about what
you want to do.
describe as liquid meat.
They're basically
just like red meat.
High fat, high
cholesterol, no fiber,
in fact, they may
be worse than meat.
- The casein that they
use to bind the cheese
is so full of chemicals.
The chemicals are as
addictive as heroin,
that we don't have four
stomachs like a baby
calf, and unfortunately,
it is in everything.
They put cow secretions, i
know you have other names
for it, dairy, butter,
ice cream, cheese.
But it's really breast
milk from a cow.
- The only reason
people think we need
extra calcium is
because two decades ago
scientists, they raised
the bar on how much
calcium we needed.
That in turn was influenced
by the dairy industry.
What they're really saying
is, "we're not drinking
"enough milk."
Because that's what the dairy
industry wants us to say.
When in reality, if you
look at the relationship
between how much calcium
that people consume,
in different societies,
as it relates to,
let's say, osteoporosis,
the bone disease,
the higher the calcium intake,
the higher the risk
of osteoporosis.
No one wants to hear that.
But that's what the datas show.
- What goes on
inside an egg during incubation?
Well, after a week, the
eye shows up clearly
in the embryo, as the first
external organ to develop.
Gestation is much further
advanced at ten days.
The chick's outline
is more pronounced
as other organs begin to form.
At 14 days, you can see
the shape of the chick.
The contents of the
egg provide nourishment
during the incubation period.
- Most people
can't imagine starting
their day without eggs.
It's the favorite breakfast
option around the world.
And eggs make their
way everywhere,
in breads, cakes,
candies, dressings,
and even drinks.
Eggs have played an important
role in our foraging
ancestors creation and survival.
Overall, eggs are regarded
as a healthy food,
rich in protein,
minerals and fats.
But in today's world, are eggs
really a good food choice?
I was shocked to discover
the mounting amount
of scientific evidence
showing that eggs
and especially commercial
eggs might not be
the healthy food that we
all once thought it to be.
- Eggs are the most
concentrated source
of dietary cholesterol,
in the average person's diet.
And dietary cholesterol
can lead to an increase
in blood cholesterol
levels, which is the leading
risk factor for our
number one killer
of men and women, heart disease.
- Eggs have kind of
the same issue as dairy
in some ways, because
commercial eggs
are from chickens that
are commercially raised,
so, if you ever knew
how they were raised,
it's horrible, you would
never go near it once.
So, it's disgusting, but aside
from the disgustingness
of it, commercial
chickens are fed
antibiotics, to keep them
bigger, it makes them
bigger, cephalosporin,
to be specific.
They are fed feed that's
usually corn and soy,
genetically modified,
so bt toxin, corn,
roundup ready corn,
roundup ready soy.
So those are effecting
again the bacteria
and the microbiome
of the chicken,
and then, of you, because
you're ingesting it,
it's bio-accumulative.
A commercial chicken
it's not omega 3, so it's
a horrible polyetceteric
profile, and that's you know,
the least of the problems.
Because, like I said,
you've got the residue
from glyphosate and bt
toxin, and pesticides.
- The next
nutrients on my list were
omega 3 fatty acids.
Who hasn't heard about
fish oil capsules?
And their supposedly
great health benefits.
There seems to be a
lot of controversy
on this topic.
I was curious to find out
how much of these fats
we needed to stay healthy.
And how would someone get them,
if they didn't eat fish.
- A lot of these silly dietary
fads become an industry.
There's a lot of money to
be made, making products
that cater to them,
and that sort of thing,
and I'm convinced that's
the omega 3 thing.
Okay, so here's the deal.
There are two
essential fatty acids.
Omega 3's and 6's.
All the rest of them,
your body synthesizes,
essential means
must come from food.
Alright, so we find
omega 3 fatty acids
in foods like seafood,
walnuts, flax seeds,
some soy, alright.
And then we find
omega 6 fatty acids
in land animals, chicken, pork,
beef, and polyunsaturated
vegetable oils.
And so you can see
what our problem is,
we eat a lot of
omega 6 fatty acids.
And in fact the ratio
fatty acids used to
be between one to one,
and one to four.
You know what it is today?
Between one to twenty
five, and one to thirty.
So this has led a
lot of people to say,
"my gosh, this is
so out of whack.
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