At least you got the diet part right

Change “saved more lives” to “accelerated more nutrient deficiency” 😂

Keto trolls are attacking

@benetiq ❤️❤️❤️

@@camkennison2279 😂😂😂

@@jimcocke just defending humanity from the church of anorexia vegana 😂

@Casey Muller That’s nice, I have Been diagnosed with a cancer and I will definitely need her help and would also want to know how to get in touch with her. I hope she cures other sickness also?

@Casey Muller Thank you a lot you are a life saver. I have found her website on the internet.

@Casey Muller Gm. What did you use?

Yes, loving his enthusiasm and every

@@liahk1000😂😂❤

Agreed!!!🎉❤

That’s one of the problems with being vegan. I have a friend that’s vegan, and he’s on hbp, and diabetes meds. Vegans don’t necessarily eat healthy foods. Whole food plant based is the way to go.

I just recently saw a video of that restaurant on KZfaq! I’m in Australia so can’t try it. Would love to.

& locally grown organic?

@@bonitabonita3431 not sure actually. I just mentioned it because it is so hard to eat at restaurants on a Whole Food Plant based diet. I was pleasantly surprised by this place. They still have tuna and such but most if the menu is pretty great.

Love...Love the options at Lemonade.

Please look up Dr. Thomas Seyfried "Metabolic therapy for starving cancer". It might save your life. God bless!

It's the plants. 😁

Yes it is 😁 I agree.

Exercise has a lot to do with it.

Wow, I'm so happy he had a long life; God blessed him! I'm so sad for the horrors he lived through.

Fortunately it isn't quite that simple. There is serious evidence that olive oil is good for heart health.

The oil issue is complicated. Some oils are inflammatory. For folks who are actively fighting obesity, reducing fats can be very important. For those who are already eating mostly WFPB, getting lots of exercise, etc., I honestly don't think, based on the research, that putting olive oil in your salad dressings, for example, is going to do anything terrible to you. Some of the people in the Blue Zones did, indeed, consume a fair amount of olive oil. But they also got a lot of exercise, ate mostly whole foods, mostly plants, had good social connections - the other things that are also important for health and longevity. Demonizing all oils is not necessarily a stance supported by research. Do Seventh Day Adventists consume oil? I have a feeling the answer is yes. It is a package deal.

M Chagawa, I agree with everything you said! He is super gracious in person as well! ❤

Greger is a total clown and is the most annoying person on earth. Judging by his speech, I would say his mind is deteriorating.

@@k.h.6991 exactly

I do not like his whiny voice. Especially as he’s activating my vertigo w/his nonstop movement 😵‍💫

How nice that you commented

Cancer loves dairy.

This book really helped me. 📚 Gabor Mate: “When the Body Says No. The Cost of Hidden Stress” While we cannot say that any personality type causes cancer, certain personality features definitely increase the risk because they are more likely to generate physiological stress. Repression, the inability to say no and a lack of awareness of one’s anger make it much more likely that a person will find herself in situations where her emotions are unexpressed, her needs are ignored and her gentleness is exploited. Those situations are stress inducing, whether or not the person is conscious of being stressed. Repeated and multiplied over the years, they have the potential of harming homeostasis and the immune system. It is stress - not personality per se - that undermines a body’s physiological balance and immune defences, predisposing to disease or reducing the resistance to it.”

Diet absolutely impacts cancer but there are of course other factors. 80% lifestyle 20% genetic/ bad luck

Yes I totally know what you mean- me too🤔☹️

@@jadek5822you might be right, I knew this lady with severe reproductive, emotional issues, she died from cervical cancer. I knew this gentlemen with life long grudges against his family, he died from lung cancer. Neither of them ever drank alcohol or smoked.

Dr Greger always promotes a WFPB vegan diet. He points out the you can be vegan and eat Orios and drink cola, so a vegan diet can be unhealthy.

My 12 y.o. “Mom, like the Whole food, plant based diet=the GrOuNd diet (things grow out of ground) Vegan=people that love animals so much they don’t eat them but they eat anything w/o animal products like Oreos, Doritos & Mt.Dew 😝

@Jade K yes junk vegan food causes cancer absolutely!

Let’s also not forget that they spray all kind of stuff on our fruits and vegetables. I you cant eat organic, who knows what we’re getting?!

Milk of magnesia is a form of magnesium. Just follow the instructions on the bottle.

800 mgm (2 capsules) the night before

I think it was Dr. Barnard who said to increase your dose slowly until it helps. Every body is different.

I concur with Lisa B. above. Gradually increase dose until you reach a point where bowel movements are regular and easy. You know you’ve taken too much o if you have diarrhea. In my family past menopause we ladies must dose daily with Mg. Mg citrate is most recommended for constipation amongst the many types of Mg.

You're too much!😅

@happycook6737 good for you, but medical science defines it as a disorder and while you are free to be a bigot about people who are more severely autistic, you are capable of seeing the progressive nature of a plant based diet while also acknowledging the harm disparaging language does to our autistic community

Gaylen and all, NO more Memograms. Ultrasound is the only way. The US is so behind, a synopsis of the guidelines was published Nov. 26 by Annals of Internal Medicine. Because the risks may outweigh the benefits, the European Breast Guidelines recommend against annual mammography screening. Take yiur brest and squeeze it like a pimple. It's so wrong. Milk dairy is linked the breast cancer...the memogram folks make money and do not want to give up the $$ and the machines. They are old and from Germany Siemens Corporation Worldwide manufacturer of mammography systems including digital & analog mammography systems.

I am sorry to hear of your losses. I had IDC & DCIS in 2017. I was lucky, stage 1 slow growing IDC. Had the tumor removed. The surgeon & oncologist said don't worry about the DCIS also in that same breast. They also said, don't google stuff it will only confuse you (what they meant was make their job more difficult because I'd ask more questions of them). I decided on a mastectomy with reconstruction to remove the DCIS. I took the tamoxifen for 1.5yrs. (supposed to take it for 5 then switch to another drug....for the rest of my life!!) (Oh & trusted them & didn't google anything) Did everything they suggested as I wanted to be a survivor & a good patient. By accident I watched a Netflix Documentary called What The Health. I wasn't sure what / who to believe after watching it. Was this a bunch of hippie dippy brain washing or was this for real?? I researched every doctor in the documentary. Turns out it's for real! I had always considered myself a healthy eater & was athletic so why was I getting cancer? I asked my doctors what I can do to help myself, they all said nothing, you are healthy. If I was healthy then why was I getting cancer? So, I went WFPB, SOFAS like Chef AJ in 2019. Ate nothing processed. In as little as 2 months all the cysts in my healthy breast disappeared. Both my breasts had had cysts in them ever since breastfeeding. Since having one removed & was planning on doing the other as a preventative measure but not at the same time. I only wish I had done my research before. I could still have my other breast. Yes, I'm thankful for modern medicine, but I do believe there is more that we can do for ourselves than take drugs. I felt awful taking the tamoxifen, my joints were swollen & in pain, I didn't sleep well, I became depressed, I was on edge all the time & there was a high risk of cervical cancer. Sooo, take a drug to prevent one cancer, feel awful & a risk of another cancer, no thanks, I'll take eating plants all day long over that!! If I didn't experience the disappearance of the cysts in my healthy breast I may not be a believer, but, now I AM. I get ultrasounds every year, if they see anything then I'll get a mammogram. Otherwise I'm skipping all the X-rays, momo's & MRI's unless I feel a difference in my body. Everyone needs to educate themselves & do what is best for them. I'm done 'trusting' the lab coats that don't look at the whole picture. Not one doctor through this whole process asked me what my lifestyle was, which includes food, sleep, movement, previous illness (medications used), social life & stress. It's a sick care system not a health care system. They have lost my trust, I'll educate myself & ask a LOT of questions the next go around but hoping there won't be one. All the best to you on your health journey.

@@hollyublansky4967 You have IDC?

Any thoughts on the science behind effects of radiating healthy tissue yearly (mammograms)? Do mammograms, aka repeated exposure to radiation, cause breast cancer? Why isn’t there a better way?

@@rfross64 there is Ultra Sound in Europ it has been done for a long time. On the US they do not want to give up the old imported from Germany Memogram mashiens....what else is new. Insurance companies been lobbied not to pay for ultrasound... us so far behind

😂 Try walking along with him at the same rate! Hope it helps! 😂

You must be new here

🤯 It's really a damned shame that just anybody with an internet connection feels that they have the credentials to critique or belittle anyone, or anything these days. Knowledge, or verbal facility, is no proof that you know what in the Hell you're talking about! "The craving for equality can express itself either as a desire to pull everyone down to our own level (by belittling them, excluding them, tripping them up) or as a desire to raise ourselves up along with everyone else (by acknowledging them, helping them, and rejoicing in their success)." Friedrich Nietzsche

To add or retain body weight why not try adding many of the higher calorie density foods such as beans, tofu, nuts, nut butters, avocado, etc.

Dr McDougall says if you're hungry you're not eating enough starches also.

​@@CHEFAJwhat's the etceteras?

Type in vegan weight lifters then what they eat;)

@@CHEFAJ I can’t do Tofu because I dread the soy content. I do eat nuts, nut butter, beans (different types) and also Avocados (even though they’re difficult to find ripe IMO).. All I’ve heard people tell me is that I look thin and even some say sick!! I really gave it a shot man.. I’m back to my chicken breast and fish.. And I’m looking like a normal human being again.. To each his own I strongly believe.. Genetics may be a huge factor in sustaining a vegan diet.. I plan or dropping meat and staying with fish eventually… Thanks though

I love him and I think he is really funny.

He is walking on a treadmill, which is something we all should do more.

Yes, I couldn't watch. Just listened.