5 Reasons To Eliminate Oil From Your Diet Immediately

[@paulsuchy6210]

When I started the transition to eliminate oil, I began to realize how crappy I felt after eating stuff made with oil; if our stove gets a disgusting film on it after cooking with oil, imagine what our insides must be like.

[@debrajessen7975]

Ya, I noticed that too🤢🤮 I’ve only been plant based for about 3 months👍

[@CarrieDHall]

Good point... I hate how greasy the stove/oven gets...hubby uses tons of oils when he cooks. Your comment has helped reinforce how gross oil really is. Thanks!

[@Prodigious1One]

Whoa

[@faithhopelove6945]

Thats the Point ! How do U feel after a Meal...(? , that must be be the 1st Question ! With no Oil Dressings, Foods, i feel not tired at all after a Meal. Thats a complete other League. RAW FOOD is the MASTER of FOODS. U cant TOP it !

[@patblack2291]

I am grateful for your oil-free recipes. There are so many vegan youtubers showing recipes with oil that I don't want to make. I've had friends who didn't bat an eye that I didn't eat animals, but were astounded when I told them I didn't cook with oil! Now if I could just find an oil-free restaurant, that would astound me!

[@LaVonneEllis]

I never thought about how disgusting oil is when it’s splattered all over your stove and the backsplash, etc. A big reason why I like a vegan lifestyle is because I am paranoid about bacteria from chicken and meat contaminating other food if I don’t clean it up well enough. Now I can add oil to my paranoia. Lol

[@WellYourWorld]

Exactly!

[@WholePlantFoodForLife]

You both are so articulate when explaining reasons to eat whole plant food and oil free. Thank you so much for this video!! The entire world needs to watch this video.

[@Apollo440]

I was doing 40 minutes of cardio twice daily for 1 year and dropped my weight to a certain point. But it wasn't until I changed my eating habits that people started asking how I got in shape like that. And it took only about 4 months to make the change apparent. Quitting milk and milk products like cheese, getting rid of any added oil and eating fruits and greens before the main meal, plus switching to rice / whole grain pasta and beans cooked in a veggie broth as my main calorie source - that's what made the big difference.

[@WellYourWorld]

Beautiful

[@jesseenixon]

u say added oils which is in EVERYTHING but did you still use organic oil I think your body still needs oils for joints and the brain so I wouldnt eliminate all but I dont like the added oils in all of our foods

[@Apollo440]

​@@jesseenixon added oils is in almost everything but products labeled "oil free" or, most importantly, the things you cook from scratch. Which is actually pretty hard for most people, having little experience in the kitchen and buying the ready made stuff. This leads to the need to simplify your home meals as much as you can, clean your home environment of any produce with oil. And yes, our body needs oils but it gets the required amount from any food. Keep in mind that simple dry groats or oats, have 18% calories from fat (oil) without anything added, they grow with that amount in nature. If you're really worried about your fat intake - eat a handful of dried (not roasted) nuts a day, they are at least 50% fat.

[@jesseenixon]

@@Apollo440 Thanks. I will give that a try!

[@perrrfectitbuddy3981]

😂detergents and urea are used for making synthetic milk, FYI

[@sectionalsofa]

WFPB cardiologist, Dr. Joel Kahn, recently reviewed an extensive study out of Spain where two groups consuming olive oil in their diets, one with smaller amounts, one with larger, and after years of follow up, the group consuming larger amounts had better endothelium functioning, and clearer arteries. They were not comparing olive oil consumption to butter consumption, but smaller to larger amounts of OO. I was basically following the advice of the wfpb doctors, but this recent research, has me rethinking this doctrine. I still won't consume copious amounts, but a teaspoon or two on my salad (yes, I measure) is now, not off the table.

[@KO78769]

Ok, but what if they compared them to the group that eats whole olives?

[@carolynbrown3379]

I live in a cozy retirement community that has a monthly social dinner to which I finally bring my own food as no one is going to change life-long eating habits. I love your presentations. They assure me that I'm not alone. Besides, I love your shirts!💚

[@doinacampean9132]

When I first started cooking with no oil, it was not hard to learn, just add a little bit of water, so the food doesn't stick and burn. And if it did stick, add a bit more water to deglaze... But doing the dishes after, what a HUGE relief... practically just rinsing, compared with the heavy elbow grease involved in washing... well.. greasy dishes... If I may, according to a number of doctors, ditching oil from your diet may have the side effect of reversing your type 2 diabetes... a wonderful #6 reason... Look it up... start with dr Neal Barnard... I know my own pre-diabetes got reversed and not planning to reverse the reversal anytime soon :)

[@danahellinger7239]

Great video! I am currently in an ongoing battle with my husband who says “you have to sauté in oil or it doesn’t taste right and your food sticks to the pan”. I say you can water sauté and keep things healthy with less calories. Just because you can’t see a ton of oil in the finished product doesn’t mean it’s not there!! The battle continues…

[@Artomya]

Dont waste your energy on him,as long you are healthy and lead an example💕

[@rozchristopherson648]

I'm 60 and vegan for 6 years now. And I agree with most of what is said here in this video about oil. But I will say this. I don't cook with oil because I eat a mainly raw diet in the summers and soups and salad during the winter months. But I will use oil in salad dressings. Oil is helpful to digest nutrients in vegetables and eating whole olives in every salad is not always a solution. Some salads don't call for olives or even olive oil but are better with an oil and vinegar dressing with a mild-flavored oil such as avocado or sunflower oil, etc. which is used to cut the acidity of the vinegar. I wouldn't overdo it, but I think there is still a place for some small use of oil besides cooking with oil.

[@HeatherQ333]

Yep. I just started the process of taking out oils about a couple of months ago. I always go back and forth for a while before permanently making a change like this, so I will have some things now and again but I know it will eventually become my new norm to eat no oil or anything like that. I don’t care so much about gaining weight from it, but I do feel so INCREDIBLY better when I don’t eat any of it. Like, not to be TMI but my periods have been sooooo much better too. No more pain! And my circulation is 1 million times better. After not eating oils for a few weeks the first time I noticed how much more feeling I had in my legs. A lot more! Everything just started to feel a lot more alive! The benefits were really surprising the first time because I just hadn’t read up on it or thought about it much and just did it out of curiosity. I knew after experiencing the benefits and how much healthier and vibrant I felt when not consuming oil, that it was, in fact, a major hinderance on my health.

[@silversprout8974]

I've been living with IBS and SIBO for I don't know how long, 7 years? I've been told "healthy" oils and fats are great for your health and my condition by gastrointestinal doctors I've gone to. Been wanting to cut it all out for a while now and finally did after watching your video a few days ago. All of my symptoms have gone away for both IBS and SIBO. All of the plant foods are digesting again, thank God! Such a simple fix. Thank you ❤️

[@WellYourWorld]

Wow, that is awesome! Even though it took awhile, I am glad you were able to find what helps you and you are able to feel better now!

[@martyp5760]

I’ve really come to hate oil with a passion ever since transitioning to a whole plant food SOS free diet.

[@sidilicious11]

I wonder if I can get there.

[@surendrahaldar5791]

Please tell your diet

[@CarolLynnWilliams]

I have two friends who make tabouli - - one Lebanese, and one Syrian. Both drench their salad in olive oil. It's tasty, but UGH !!! Here's what I do: high-speed blend some ripe green olives (NOT Manzanillas) and some hemp seed into the citrus (lemon or lime) and garlic that I use for the dressing. It gives the olive flavor and the mouth-fat feel, without added oil !!! Delicious !!!!!

[@MsIffyk]

Cooking without oil there are hardly any smells in the air...I only noticed it when my cousins cooked with oil at their house. It stunk up their house!

[@carl13579]

Depends on the spices. Curries still stink up the house. :-)

[@dawnfleming8828]

Once I eliminated fats and oils from my diet, my restless legs syndrome lessened by 85%. I got rid of my medications which had the side effect - restless legs. Never going back.

[@andrewbeffa2178]

Hello Dawn

[@plantfueledmamabkansas3417]

This video is fantastic! I also never realized how gross oil was to cook with until I stopped! Great book suggestions as well! You guys are awesome!

[@suzyq6767]

Ya, I agree with all of these, but the clean-freak part is so my favorite reason for nixing oil. I follow all the docs, but Dr. Esselstyn is my favorite.

[@jinxterx]

Straight to the point, no nonsense just the facts. Excellent! :D

[@marygueldenzoph1230]

Good one, guys! Great points and explanations. And you didn’t even mention how oil coats your tongue so you can’t taste the yumminess of real food!

[@wendyeesue]

For a long time i use to think you had to add butter or Oil to a pan to carmalize Onions.. not any more..the water in the Onion evaporates while cooking making it carmelize at low heat, it tastes so delishious

[@tracielatham8415]

I love you guys! I just today received my shipment of your salad dressings and sauces. My husband and I will be having a large salad tonight (Nutmeg Notebook salad) and I can’t wait to try your salad dressings with it.

[@kelleybeld5397]

Excellent video! Thanks guys! Sending to my friends and family!

[@potridge]

I never realized how gross cooking with and cleaning up oil was till I bought myself my own dedicated cookware but still had to clean the pans that the rest of my family used. I keep my things separate so that they don’t get “contaminated “. My friends think I’m crazy but, like you said, cleanup is a breeze!

[@kirlynz2554]

We still have not fully given up oil but we are trending that way. But literally this past weekend, my husband spent almost 2 hours deep cleaning the kitchen corner near the stove, and the oily/dusty film on the hood, cabinets, and ceiling (yes, CEILING!!!) was absolutely disgusting! Making us re-think our oily cooking ways for sure... 🤔😬🤢

[@carolynbrown3379]

Come on, you got this!💚

[@rozchristopherson648]

I just use oil in salad dressings now but I don't overdo it. Been vegan for 6 years.

[@createwithconfidence8094]

I finally convinced my husband about all of the reasons to not cook with fat! Also, I can give him a few easy recipes so that he prepares our dinners two nights a week, in compliance with my WFPB way of eating. Win-win!

[@seffrood98]

Wish my better half would comply like yours did. Congrats!

[@allsquaredup9717]

Switching to a whole food plant-based diet and giving up cooking with olive oil is a real brain switch! It seems every single recipe starts with “sauté one chopped onion in 4 trillion gallons of oil.” (OK, maybe just three trillion.) It’s so hard to give it up! But once you do you realize you can eat more of the healthy food you just cooked because it’s not swimming in fat, and then you get more nutrients and you’re healthier and you realize the oil was not doing you any favors. I just ignore the first part of those recipes and use water or broth.

[@jefferyhaws7565]

After we started our whole food plant based plan, eliminating oil was easy. It was truly eye opening to see how easy it was to cook with water or low salt veggie broth and no oil at all. What was even more fun was not having to clean up all the grease in our kitchen!

[@fjalar4856]

Thank you guys. love your channel. This was short and relatable so i shared it with my nearest who's not yet on board with a whole food plant based diet.

[@kpf8186]

This video is simple, concise, and informative. One of your best.

[@pinkglow7]

Totally agree. Thank you to you both. I love love 💕 eating this way for the past 3 years.

[@smallfootprint2961]

Great explanation of the reasons to eliminate oil. So eloquent. Love your hair, Reebs... (Yes, yours too, Dillon.) As you said, it's so pleasant to cook without oil, and have less clean up along with the health benefits, and amazing to read labels of processed foods in the grocery store... Everything has oil in it! It does mean doing a little more cooking, but planning ahead really helps. I like making extra and putting some away for another time. Most things freeze pretty well, and it's nice to have a ready made meal from time to time. Thanks for the great video. xo

[@RMMethven]

I'm about a week and a half into wfpb and not missing oil too much, just trying to learn to season my cast iron without it. I was born with a bicuspid heart valve and now have aortic stenosis, my doctor says I was just born with it, there's no solution other than monitoring it until the need for valve replacement surgery. I have a year until my next MRI and I'm really excited to see if this way of eating will at minimum halt the progression, but ultimately the hope is reversal. Who knows. I am waiting on both Dr. Ornish's book and Dr. Essylstyn's book. Your channel has already been so helpful! love it.

[@WellYourWorld]

Excellent books indeed!

[@ima7333]

Oil got no place in anyone’s kitchen. Coconut oil is awesome in your hair before washing & to remove excess wax post waxing. Olive oil is awesome for massage and as moisturizer😂😂😂😂. That’s why i keep a bottle of each in my bathroom, not my kitchen.

[@pbsjones]

I stopped using oil over twenty years ago. A couple years back, we had a Thanksgiving gathering at my mom's house. Yes, there was turkey, but everything else was plant based, no added oil. No one noticed the lack of added fat. It was so strange, though, to handle her pans, dishes and utensils, and feel a slick of oil on everything!

[@arizonaskye3917]

I LOVE what you two are promoting, thank you so much! This has helped me feel so much better in just the 2 weeks that I've stopped eating olive and all processed oil. I've been eating all vegan and only garden foods since APR 2021 as I'm in the process of reversing a bad diagnosis from the doc, but didn't know that drenching my veggies in olive oil was possibly keeping me sick. Since stopping the olive oil and ALL processed oils in the past 2 weeks, I have lost another 10 lbs (already lost 40) with only 10 more lbs to get to my ideal weight. However, I DO rebound on my mini tramp every day and go for walks in the sunlight, (live in Arizona), drink plenty of water and get proper rest, eliminating as much stress as possible and learning to just process it better. But doing ALL of that without eliminating the processed oils still left me wondering why my cholesterol was still high! I take no meds at all as I refused them all. I'm wondering if the EVOO was the culprit to the cholesterol issue. We will see. They said my calcium was too high too, maybe juicing too many greens with calcium? Before anyone says a word about juicing, I also blend my greens into smoothies as well. No sweeties in my smoothies other than an OCCASIONAL frozen banana IF I want something sweet. Anyway any thoughts would be much appreciated, and yes, I know you & Reebs are not medical professionals, I get that. But your thoughts would be greatly respected. Thanks! :)

[@salb32981]

Very glad I found you guys. Can't wait to try some recipes and some products. I don't like cooking but you have done great easy recipes.

[@WellYourWorld]

We are glad you found us! Our recipes are made for those who don't like to cook!

[@dboyd1651]

I needed these reminders. I need to stop hurting my heart. As I get older (just turned 55 years young) I would like to take better care of my insides. LOL

[@setfreemiss]

When you said "all the vegan fake foods are junk" that's when I decided to subscribe to your channel. I TOTALLY agree.

[@relaxgood512]

I am 100% Plant Based into my eighth year I eat no fast food and stay away completely from highly processed foods I do however use and will continue to use organic cold pressed extra virgin olive oil which is the only oil we use at home. I am Italian and have consumed it all my life and love the taste and smell of it. In the parts of Sardinia Italy and Ikaria Greece where you find some of the healthiest and longest lived people on the planet olive oil is a staple. I am not saying olive oil is the reason for their good health but it doesn’t seem to affect them negatively. I think the main reason they are healthy is because they eat small amounts of animal products with most of their diet being plants and they do not eat fast food and processed food like many do in North America including some Vegans.

[@WellYourWorld]

All depends on how much. If you can find a level of moderation that works for you then you are unique. Most humans cannot and should entirely avoid animal products and processed oils.

[@JW-gl4yp]

@@WellYourWorld that's not true though, most people can be healthy while eating good oils like olive oil in moderation obviously

[@WellYourWorld]

I’m saying most people can’t do moderation. That’s why 3/4 of the USA is overweight.

[@JW-gl4yp]

@@WellYourWorld I think it has less to do with animal products and oil and more to do with people eating over processed junk foods

[@ljm9092]

I stopped using Oil a long time ago. I Sautee with a Little Water, and everything is Great and of Course Well Your World. YAY !!

[@MagicMane-dn5hp]

I’ve been oil free for a couple of years now and I really like it. My bronchitis seems to be better controlled. My weights is easily maintained. I’m also whole food, plant based,; gluten free; sugar free and vegan(which is wfpb without the processed vegan junk).

[@vivekdesai8500]

Thank you! that is very helpful!

[@brigittek4493]

Just recently I have discovered organic raw olives - delicious - unsalted, unfermented, unpreserved directly from Greek farmers via an exotic fruit online shop - quite expensive though but worth it - for special occasions a little bit of luxury.🥗🥑

[@MultiCII]

I’m a physician…40+ years…and you are right!

[@EllenSmyth]

On oil being disgusting: it smells and feels disgusting, too! When cooking with oil, dirty dishes are far dirtier and nastier, with smells that are so bad and feeling so oily. Now, when I rinse dishes before the dishwasher, they smell and feel almost clean. I feel like that's my insides, too: so much cleaner and less bad bacteria.

[@TäglichesDisaster]

Thanks for adressing this topic. I never really understood how to lose belly weight. But I think cooking without oil will solve some problems.

[@pmgandco6322]

“Salt Sugar Fat” by Michael Moss is a book worth reading. It’s available in audiobook, too.

[@veronicagohlke3747]

My cardiologist and primary doctor both suggested the Mediterranean diet.

[@suzywernet5312]

Thank you,😊

[@2lobstersinapot]

Does anyone have a recommendation for a site to buy quality lentils in bulk? Thanks!

[@2lobstersinapot]

@Peter Rabbit - Pianist-Composer ♫ thank you!

[@thatveganmuslim]

I love using oil only for my hair

[@goldwest53]

I have to disagree about it's not my fault. It's my choice. Every.Single. Time I grab those chips. I'm not a victim. Period.

[@tom4705]

Thats objectively not true. Read the book "Sugar, Salt, Fat: How the food giants hooked us. "

[@goldwest53]

@@tom4705 I've watch Chef AJ's interview about that. Big tobacco owns all the food companies. They do know what they are doing. I try to get everyone to watch it.I know that 90% of everything in the grocery store has sugar in it. I know if it's in my house, I'll eat it unless my husband hides it. But, in the end, it's my choice. I resist most of the time, but it' s still up to me. I take responsibility.

[@andrewbeffa2178]

@@goldwest53 hi kathi

[@brigittek4493]

While I am on a vegan raw 3-month-detox (with Dr. Morse's healing herbs) I am discovering so many good channels with examples for plant based nourishment. Thank you for clarifying the fairy tale of healthy oils. Information like these help finding the right way through all the lies.🤩👍

[@lovelife2186]

He I definitely understand olive oil is something I can’t get rid of just yet

[@basedmushroom]

Thank you for the great information!

[@Abuelitahere]

Preach .... ty for sharing 😊

[@WellYourWorld]

Any time!

[@andreawalker7138]

Another great video with important information. Thanks.

[@perryperryprince3242]

amazing video! My friends grilled me (no pun intended) for even putting forth the idea that oil isn't a "health food". One of my friends was a dietitian which was also wild. I feel another secret with not using oil is just become a better cook, it doesn't happen over night and takes practice but once you have a basic understanding of flavours you realise oil is almost just a lubricant for the pan. I have cooked a lot of dishes for friends that have been vegan, then when they liked it. I had to hit them with the "hahhhhh no oil, none!"

[@WellYourWorld]

Cooking with oil definitely has a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it you will not want to go back to cooking with oil. It is also much easier to clean without using oil!

[@4LLT0G3TH3R]

May I ask, what do you use as a substitute for pan lubricant? Especially for non-Teflon cookware?

[@perryperryprince3242]

Water or stock.

[@charlenewagoner9523]

I agree Reebs, oil is discussing!!

[@sugarberrylane]

Great Video. Thanks for posting.

[@gailwebb1844]

When I first heard about not using oil to saute veggies, I thought no way. BUT, I wanted so much to get control of my health and so I listened to those who walk their talk with success. Deebs and Diillon are so right....cooking with oil is gross. And, there so so many delish salad dressing without oils. Thanks D&D!

[@WellYourWorld]

Thank you! We agree! It’s Reebs by the way, but that’s ok!

[@Directedbyvinci]

I needed this. Thanks guys ❤

[@sircorkysriley4904]

I love chips. Kale chips that is!!!!! That I make in my new dehydrator.

[@deborahs8941]

There are some cardiologists online, pushing olive oil it is disgusting Thank you for this channel changed my way of eating in my life!

[@Trh1]

I like to think Dillion is a mix of Barney Stinson from How I Met Your Mother and Dennis from Always sunny.

[@flmusicvegan1768]

Beautifully said y'all

[@karolkrska7280]

What about olive oil?

[@SoyJoyBoyy]

The doctors you mentioned, do they have any KZbin content I can watch?

[@WellYourWorld]

Yes indeed! Just search their names

[@shartmann2008]

yeah! the clean up is the BEST!

[@LoveLife-gv8jg]

Wow. I was always taught coconut oil was good for you.

[@yogolan]

Thank you!! you have been very halpfull.

[@WellYourWorld]

Glad we could help! Thanks for watching and commenting Yonatan!

[@dianamarie1652]

Sugars are worse

[@melissameyer6726]

Yes, cooking with oil makes the kitchen so messy. Definitely better and cleaner to cook without the oil splashing everywhere and making a mess.

[@andrewbeffa2178]

Hello Melissa

[@susantracey8863]

When I tell people about eliminating oil from my diet they ask about my skin becoming dry. It hasn't happened. Where did this come from?

[@razonyespiritu]

You get fat from foods you eat

[@maryl8132]

Love the shirts. Just in case anyone doesn’t know, Chipotle adds oil to their beans and their rice. I know, so disappointing 😖😫.

[@WellYourWorld]

Yes the veggies too 😕

[@CarolLynnWilliams]

Your comment about allowing some oil, for example, eating out at restaurants, is a good plan. Then, NO OIL AT HOME AT ALL !!! However, the realistic drawback of that is going to be those who eat out frequently - - they are going to have to pay more attention to what they order ask for amendments.

[@MrScotch16]

Example of fat salt sugar in one place. The rds i worked with loved bacon doughnuts!

[@epic5945]

This describes me perfectly. I’m vegan but it means I just don’t eat animals. I’m a carbatarian- I eat processed, white, and starchy foods.

[@LindaR423]

No oil for me. It's not on my list of things I want to eat.

[@andrewbeffa2178]

Hello

[@thegreenmother9]

I’m thinking about going oil free, my skin has been breaking out and I eat a plant based diet. Trying to find the culprit.

[@WellYourWorld]

Yes it’s the oil and any other richer fats

[@essexitagermeng5504]

As dr Fuhrman says about oil ‘from the lips to the hips’

[@user-xe9zc4ng8w]

The calories in 1 Tbsp oil = 1 lb vegetables. Wow- calorie density in a nutshell!

[@Vishal_9120]

Hi ,It is excellent video can you also make video with foods which can be made without oil

[@WellYourWorld]

Our channel is full of recipes made without oil as we never use it!

[@rozchristopherson648]

Is it permissible to take pumpkin seed oil capsules as a supplement to get DHA omega-3s into the diet?

[@Oilofmercy]

Salt hardens arteries. Can you point to some articles regarding oil and heart disease. I'm on your side I can't find anything though. I'm a nutritionist and would love evidence

[@WellYourWorld]

Ornish, Esselstyn, McDougall, Campbell, Barnard, Greger, you didn’t look very hard…

[@sandibroad4099]

💖💖💖thank you

[@celestepiccolo6586]

It’s almost impossible to avoid oil when going out to eat. Argh!!!

[@WellYourWorld]

It can be quite tricky at times!

[@clarasantiso8246]

Has reebs lost waste eating without out and plant based?

[@lynnemills2650]

I am from the UK will we ever be able to have your WYW products here. Please

[@WellYourWorld]

check out planetexpress.com for international shipping

[@martijn2246]

soo what about flaxseed oil? I'm very concerned about flaxseeds and hormones but i also need some omega 3 in my diet

[@WellYourWorld]

Eat ground flax seeds and ground chia seeds. You don’t need the oil. Eat the whole food. Fiber is good.

[@Clarkfamilyorchards]

Durian has natural fat and sugar at the same time.

[@suzannedavis9550]

Durian is my second favorite food!

[@hollychrabas8605]

I went this way due to high cholestrol , I’ve been eating this way for 4 years now. My only problem is I cannot gain weight. My cholesterol has come down. I seem to have a hard time consuming 2000 calories a day. My appetite has decreased as well. I work out 2 days a week weights, if I can increase my calories maybe, it would work. I’m 5’7. I weigh 114 lbs. 56 years old. Help me please I need the weight on me.? At least 10 lbs. I eat nuts, beans kale etc. my daughter said I look anorexic. I am proud of bringing cholestrol numbers down. Any suggestions? Thanks

[@WellYourWorld]

Yes ,do consult with a plant based doctor. In the meantime, add more nuts and seeds and maybe even nut butters to put more fat on if that is what you are looking for.

[@jenniferhayes3396]

I love your t-shirts, and where can I get one?!

[@WellYourWorld]

wellyourworld.com along with all of our food products!

[@jenniferhayes3396]

@@WellYourWorld Awesome - thank you. Great video!

[@ellie1461]

What about Tahini?

[@WellYourWorld]

Tahini is a whole food product free of ADDED oil. Of course it has its own oil, which is not what we are talking about.

[@theworldwideyum]

Love the tees!😍😅

[@Prodigious1One]

Instead of oil, I eat peanuts and almonds.

[@oscaruglyface]

Oh man, KZbin knows I like to cook and recommended this Adam Ragusea just put out where he just talks about how great oil is. I was so mad! I was even madder that other people were watching this video garbage and believing it

[@pennimoore3834]

Don't forget Anthony William Medical Medium. Yes I can just rinse my dishes off. Clean up is easy peasy. I am 80% raw vegan and 20% cooked.

[@mikeosterman5172]

I've been able to get lots and lots of crap out of my diet. But I have kids who love pancakes and I've yet to find a way to put them on the griddle and cook without butter. Yes I've baked them too, but its just not the same. Ha...I don't eat them, but my point is that from time to time, I'll add a bit to grease the wheels, pun intended on this run on sentence.

[@susantracey8863]

Try a no stick fry pan. They work very well.

[@liz-sy2lj]

but are flaxseeds okay--like for smoothies?

[@j-sm4554]

Flaxseeds are ok - they are whole food. Flaxseed oil is not okay it's processed food.

[@WellYourWorld]

I always put flax in my smoothies

[@liz-sy2lj]

hello again, you guys seem very no-nonsense to me...i was wondering if you have an opinion on raw veganism, and more specifically if you've heard of dr. brooke goldner's "hyper nourishing protocol" and if so, what is your opinion. thanks.