Benefits of Flaxseeds for Inflammation

[@NutritionFactsOrg]

Check out all of my flax videos on the playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PL5TLzNi5fYd9VnRr95gZd0r9-ZjV5N9lZ

[@PadawanLearner1970]

There is much 'information' on the internet about flaxseeds negative effects on Male hormones but is there any actual science to back these claims? Think us guys could use peace of mind on this please and to put a stop to all the nay sayers. Many thanks

[@afulle02]

@@PadawanLearner1970 Mate, go read a book... I can think of one or two.

[@mariaespiritu9512]

NutritionFacts.org Dr. Greger, please go on the Joe rogan experience pod cast, recently James Wilks was on it defending the game changers documentary against a so-called nutrition expert and he actually did great, but you could just completely throw out any misrepresentation of the documentary.

[@GregVidua]

This new format is absolutely brilliant. Beautiful, smooth, clear. There is not a single thing I'd change as a designer and past motion graphics editor. Visually those are definitely the best produced nutrition videos on KZbin, if not everywhere.

[@DavidDeleonBaker]

My one *itty bitty* change would be to light Dr. Greger a little better.

[@blackwatch_TV]

True!

[@kuddelhilflos5200]

I came here to say that I find him awfully distracting, I much prefer the old format. It was much easier to focus on the science.

[@australorpa]

@Gold Gold What he is saying in this video doesn't mesh as well with the printed studies being shone. I don't mean in substance, but in word choice, which is disconcerting when you're trying to keep up with his rapid delivery and scan the reference sections provided on screen. I prefer reading the transcripts! At least I can go to them to get clear on the content. (Transcripts available on nutritionfacts.org, for those not familiar.)

[@tysavoy5593]

​@Gold Gold The first edit was him explaining it all with his shirt off. Not sure which is better.

[@skiptrace1888]

Wow! The news about flax just keeps getting better! Started taking ground flax seed everyday 6 months ago, & I feel great. 7 years a vegan, 69 years old & no health problems to date! Thank you so much!

[@Dhspat]

Hi Skip I’m just starting out as a Vegan. 95% there. Do you take vitamins or supplements? I take Nutritional Yeast with B-12 and a Multivitamin: Centrum Silver. Thanks.

[@skiptrace1888]

@@Dhspat hey Patrick! Congrats on choosing to eat the most beneficial diet on the planet! Just make sure you stick with whole foods. The more something is processed, the worse it is for you, even if it is plant source. I take B12, D3, C, and Magnesium supplements. May you have a New year filled with abundance! 😀😀😀

[@Pr4n4v13]

I feel obliged to say "nice." Unless you've hadca birthday since making this comment

[@skiptrace1888]

@@Pr4n4v13 yes, that was 2 years ago so I am 71 now. Dtill no health problems, no medications, work out in the gym 3 times a week, and also a Tae Kwon Do practitioner! 😀😃😄

[@iouhc19]

Dr. Greger I am an 81 year old male, the number one item on my bucket list is to get healthy before I die. Last January I was taking 13 different meds in the morning and about 6 meds at night 365 days a year.I don't take any now. My maximum weight was 333 lbs. I now weight about 220 lbs.I still have about 60 lbs of fat to loose. I consider losing the weight less important than getting rid of the meds. A few years ago I went to a lecture on the China study at Loma Linda University which started me on my journey to get seriously healthy. I had tried all kinds of programs, pills, products, and potions but it wasn't until last January that I discovered a way traverse chronic health issues. I adopted a Whole Food Plant Based Lifestyle. Eliminating all dairy, meat, salt sugar and oil 99% of the time. I haven't got to 100% yet but I've come a long way from the China Study lecture. Here is my problem, I can't get enough sleep. I have to pee about six times a night. Can you help me and others who may have the same problem?

[@australorpa]

Congratulations on your achievements so far! You will have a better chance of response if you post this in the comments section of this video on nutritionfacts.org. Dr. Greger rarely responds directly (where would he find the time?!), but there are qualified people (doctors, other medical professionals, well-versed lay persons) who may make suggestions. There's too much uninformed comment on youtube. On the website you could also search for videos and blogs on 'sleep', 'frequent urination' and such. I'm with you on waking to go to bathroom several times a night! Best wishes!

[@TB1M1]

Check out the Nathan Pritikin lectures

[@australorpa]

TB1M1's posting of the Nathan Pritikin lectures is at kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYWbfGmEmKacndE

[@giselafiege7169]

I congratulate you on starting this switch and would love for you to share your improvements with the world ie start a blog get on Instagram and chronicle your journey. Making changes like this in your age bracket is an inspiration for others. I’m not a doctor but I have read a lot and made healthier living my hobby. If I may lovingly suggest being patient with your body it has a lot to undo from many years of ingesting harsh foods and still being bombarded with toxins daily. I also want to emphasize eating is a stressor on the system, our bodies utilize 50% or more for digestion, so putting a break in there of a day or two of only ingesting liquids is the break that could help the system utilize all its energy to expel unwanted things from the body. A form of detoxing. One great tool to help is juicing, pure celery juice is one in particular that helps the body reduce inflammatory invaders in the body. Aloha

[@iouhc19]

​@@giselafiege7169 Thanks for your kind words, I'll take you up on your celery juice suggestion but not the blog, if Printikin, Ornish, Campbell, Greger and McDougall and hundred others are having a difficult time getting their scientific backed facts across my story would be just more preaching to the choir. What will cause a difference, is to get rid of our current social/economic system which worked in the past but is not only outdated but is the cause of the worlds major problems and is unsustainable. We live in a finite world with finite resources and we cannot afford to continue to do what is not working and expect positive results. I would like to see Dr. Greger make sure some of his charitable donations go to these two organizations, The Zeitgeist Movement and the Venus Project. I believe if the whole food, plant based community and these two organizations hook up, it would be the tipping point for the dramatic change in making the world a better place for all of us, don't you agree?

[@catquack]

Each morning I take two heaping tablespoons of ground flaxseeds in a glass, mixed with cinnamon, add unsweetened organic soy milk, stir, let it sit for a minute or two and then drink this delicious treat. This has been my routine now for a few years. I love it. The second part of my breakfast is fresh fruit, coffee, and Chinese green tea.

[@isaac_k98]

catquack Chinese green tea is very high in lead. Dr Greger recommends either to use white tea, or exclusively Japanese green tea

[@AxanLderE]

@@isaac_k98 I thought his conclusion from that video was that steeping Chinese green tea was fine, just don't consume the powered whole-food form (matcha) which carries with it the heavy metal contamination. I could be wrong though.

[@0rz0rz0rz0rz]

@@chrisdeanjames2898 amounts please! I'd actually like to try this and could use some guidance on how much of each to start experimenting to my own tastes

[@ceolbeats7182]

catquack Coffee🤐😷😳no mention of over night oats chia flax&berries😋

[@australorpa]

@@chrisdeanjames2898 ( @0rz0rz0rz0rz ) do you mean 1/4 tsp TURMERIC with a dash of black pepper plus 1/4 tsp cumin?

[@foodguy3435]

Been eating ground flaxseeds everyday since the daily dozen came out!! Great to know it is a powerful inflammatory reducer!! Thank you for all the work you do Dr. Greger, as well as your elite team of researchers. P.S, your new book is fantastic!!!

[@Lost_In_LA]

I'm not a vegan, but I learn so much and eat so much healthier because of the brilliant work of Dr Greger.

[@titianarasputin]

I'm not a vegan either, but I don't eat any animal products.

[@talonward2494]

@@titianarasputin I am a vegan, but I do eat some animal products.

[@bobrik335]

@@talonward2494 lol , if it is just honey then its fine. BUT IF NOT< YOU ARE NOT VEGAN HAHA

[@talonward2494]

@@bobrik335 veganism isn't about what you eat; it's about the harm caused in getting it. If you acquired the animal products without causing harm, then it's vegan. For instance, eating roadkill is vegan.

[@bobrik335]

@@talonward2494 that is the new definition among dozens... people these days do not know even what gender they are :).... i am vegan over 15 years, it simply means no animal origin, very simple :)

[@travelguy1564]

I grind flaxseeds in my coffee bean grinder then mix them into my morning oatmeal - love it! Glad to hear all this great info about flaxseeds!

[@trangle8]

I grind mine in the nutribullet, using the small cup size, it’s so much quicker than using the coffee grinder.

[@SittingKittyColorado]

For those of you thinking he recommended a certain amount a day on this particular video, he didn't. It's in his Daily Dozen which is only 1 tablespoon. That said if you ever are not sure what the doc has said on any of his videos, if you go to the web page featuring the video you just watched, you can access the transcript under the video. In this case you can access the transcript here: nutritionfacts.org/video/benefits-of-flax-seeds-for-inflammation/ Here's a link to the full topic of high blood pressure: nutritionfacts.org/topics/high-blood-pressure/ In addition, you can also find his sources with links to the original research articles. My thoughts, however, is you don't rely upon a singular means to lower blood pressure or lower cholesterol or whatever ails you, it's the totality of all that you do. All your foods, inclusion of exercise, proper sleep, hydration, and attention to your mental health be that through meditation, spiritual connections, and/or social interactions. Healthy people have an overall healthy life and that goes beyond just what you put in your mouth.

[@RabbitFoodFitness]

Exactly. Sure one food may help with something, but it's always best to use a variety of approaches to something!

[@deconcoder]

You didn't mention sunlight, which results in the body making nitric oxide, which we know lowers blood pressure.

[@SittingKittyColorado]

@@deconcoder Actually, though sunlight is good for most people in the proper time frame, nitric oxiide is a product of several things such as arginine, oxygen and the product of nitrates in vegetables. nutritionfacts.org/topics/nitric-oxide/ for a skin cancer patient or those who abused their sun privileges in their youth, they need vegetables, not UV exposure.

[@deathstar168]

1 tbsp is only 7 grams and the studies seem to use 30 grams.... rather than guess, can’t we get it straight from the doctor himself? Surely, 1 tbsp is not correct....more is always better, right? Doctor?

[@SittingKittyColorado]

@@deathstar168 -- His recommendation is 1 tablespoon, down from 2. It's in the Daily Dozen. I forget why he lowered it to 1 tablespoon but there are other foods that lower bp too. Again, it's totality, not just one ore two things that you eat or do that make for the best health.

[@ellistarceansa8182]

Here in Germany a 500g bag of organic flax currently costs €1.25 EUR (at DM). Consuming 30g/day would be just *$2.06 USD per MONTH*

[@Cptblogh]

Where in Germany do you buy that for that kind of price? I get it for 5 eur a kg

[@frankchen4229]

@@Cptblogh damn that's double the price lol

[@Indiegaze]

Wow, this might be the best video I’ve seen on this channel so far. The visuals and editing were much clearer and the explanation and breakdown was really good.

[@pcchilek609]

I've been eating flax for years and this just reinforces my thoughts on it, thanks very much.

[@tiolocomike]

Saw your Flaxseeds for Hypertension video yesterday and bought my organic flaxseeds asap and now I see this video. Thank you!!!

[@veg]

🔥 Dr. Greger is on fire. I love it 😁👍

[@valerietomsic8454]

I adore him...and have since around 2009! I went completely to plants in 2010 when my brother died of colon cancer...same disease that took our dad. I'm 62 now and feel like I'm 32! IT WORKS for me!

[@XeLYoutube]

and he does it soo smoothly. I find him very romantic. In a Vegan way lol

[@chimera2116]

Really an excellent piece of research. One of the best he's done. Large sample size combined with a detailed explanation of the mechanics of the process. Much better than a correlation or observational study.

[@allencrider]

30 grams of milled flax seed per day. Or three tablespoons, according to cronometer.

[@190Michael190]

is it true that you should ground your flaxseed, put it in the fridge, and use it within a week? I heard that when you don't do this a lot of the nutritional value goes away

[@World0fWowcraft]

@@190Michael190 i just pour them in my stew and chew them

[@positivedennis]

If you don’t grind them they don’t help much. Yes they go bad quickly.

[@allencrider]

I use an old coffee grinder for spices and will grind flax seeds on an as-needed basis. I never store them in the fridge.

[@evouga13]

@@190Michael190 it's less expensive to buy the seeds and easy to grind in any cheap coffee grinder and use as needed. Dont grind them up all at once. If you buy them already ground up keep them in the fridge as they have a short shelf life and lose their nutritional value guicker. The seeds can be stored anywhere and last a long time.

[@sharit7970]

FANTASTIC information...thank you for doing the research and posting!!!

[@KinaStaru]

Flax Seeds = Fountain of Youth ❤️

[@believeinsteve473]

I love the new way of presentation!! Your visual charisma adds a lot to these videos! :)

[@michaelsnelling3338]

When I bake bread I include ground flax seed and chia seed. Makes lovely bread.

[@jannacoyote4246]

That sounds nice. What kind of bread do you like to make? ☺️💜🥨🍞🥐🥯🥖💜☺️

[@michaelsnelling3338]

@@jannacoyote4246 6 cups flour, mix of white, granary and sometimes spelt but substitute some flour with ground flax/linseed, chia seeds. About third cup of olive oil, 2 cups tepid water, 1.5 tsp salt and sugar and about 14 grams quick dried yeast. Knead about 50 times times prove for 30 minutes punch out reknead and tin up and prove again for about 30 minutes. Bake for 40-45 minutes. Usually start at gas 9 and then turn down to 5-6 for 30 minutes or so. Oven dependent of course. makes two loaves.

[@hereholdthiswillya]

Thank you for your time and attention

[@Shura3]

OMG I love how Dr. Greger presents nutrition science like it's a review of the most spectacular, surprising and thrilling movie of the year. The new visuals are amazing!

[@orangeziggy348]

I l love this new college course "Nutrition Facts 101" in which I learn everything I need to know about nutrition for free sitting in my own home.

[@zzzz1192]

New format looks awesome. Thank you for striving to be the best @nutritionfacts!

[@DTGrosz]

Mr G -- Anyone listening to you speak notice how convinced and enthusiastic - your not boring 🙀OK, Half of your audience are over 50 or even elderly. Many are struggling from hearing loss like me. Please slow down a bit. You are a dynamic speaker and great speaker, we don't want to miss anything.

[@kurtkara1207]

Thank you Dr. Greger! You are literally using your own lifespan to lengthen our!

[@TheVigilantStewards]

I love flaxseeds, had no idea they would be so powerful. I wonder if hemp seeds are hiding a secret as well? I love your channel Dr Greger... always so relaxing and you always have a positive mindset with data driven content

[@phatvegan1691]

Another AMAZING one Dr. Greger and team!!

[@ladybrooks3885]

Just finished the new book. Read in one day. Awesome. I love you Dr Greger! You are my hero.

[@catecurl3790]

And as always Dr Greger, the narrative is always as engaging as the information thanks

[@EpicratesDamus]

I love this new format, everything is perfectly explanined and shown. Please keep it like this :)

[@fragitude]

It's always good to get great information about our good habits! Taking one tablespoon of flaxseed per day here. Goes well with my morning oatmeal. :-)

[@OfferoC]

Thank you for the clear explanation of the studies and the science

[@lisarobertson6805]

I preordered a copy of “How not to diet” and it came yesterday! I’m so excited to read it! I’m only on page 42, but already so much great information! Thank you Dr Greger!

[@bashireslt403]

Amazing! I loved your presentation. I can't thank you enough for this information.

[@Metrorenovationsandmore]

Dr. Greger... You need some tats and piercings! Why? Because you sir... Are a Rock Star!

[@bethcampagna9764]

Excellent!!! Thank you so much for what you and your team do💖

[@janetbransdon3742]

This is great news... I'm going to monitor my BP daily ... expecting success.

[@helloyou.]

Yes, flax seeds are awesome but the editing on this video... 👌 top notch!! 😉 Bravo!

[@sfmarckx]

I love what you have shared by all your research and books and videos and blog posts! Would you consider doing the type of book you just did on "How Not To Diet" with a book on inflammation? I think it would be a huge help. Thank you for all your work! All the best, Scott

[@outdoorsfan4179]

Great video format I feel like Dr Greger is lecturing to us in a classroom now; very cool. Thanks for sharing all this research with us. I have been a fan of the Nathan Pritikin program since 1977, and Dr. Greger takes the Pritikin concept and more, to the next highest level. Great job.

[@moonram9639]

Absolutely briliant this new format! keep up this magnificent job you... Legend Dr Greger! you’ll be remembered as one of the best doctors ever🔥🔥

[@aticonn]

Just got your new book yesterday, great reading so far!

[@Crazydoglady.]

It's out?🤔. I haven't got mine yet.. I ordered it last month

[@aticonn]

TATTOEDWOMAN yes, pre-ordered from Amazon

[@eatandbehoopy9937]

Mine came in the mail yesterday yay

[@sidilicious11]

Been adding flax seed to my daily smoothies for the past 6 years. Yay!

[@michaelasus4858]

Great way to communicate research findings to a layman. Good job man!

[@Ehrokyn]

As always, thanks Doc! God bless you!

[@Dirgis-66]

Love me some roasted flax as a snack. Easy to pack in a small container and great to stave off hunger between meals. Nutritionfacts = the best learning ressource for a healthy life - thx!!!

[@narlycharley]

I'd love for Joe Rogan to get you on his show - that would be a fun watch. I think Joe would be very receptive.

[@flyandshy00]

Joe Rogan isn't a doctor and has no credentials.

[@helloyou.]

I M A QYN No, but Joe is a great interviewer and conversationalist... he has invited several other professionals to discuss their expertise to a wider audience who may not otherwise have come across said expert on their own. I echo narlycharley’s idea👍

[@SinisterSerp]

I generally like Joe, but he's pretty adversarial to anything plant based. I'm also very grateful for Dr Greger, but I think his personality would be a turn off for Joe's audience especially if it's their first encounter with Greger.

[@Crepitom]

I M A QYN Duh, but has a big audience.

[@flyandshy00]

@@helloyou. No, he's assassinating people's character that he's not agreeing with.

[@joulden3]

I have been watching your videos for a few years now and I love the new style! Also great information, and I would love another updated video on the best foods or herbs/spices for sports recovery if you ever have time! :)

[@dr.stephaniecaligiuri4512]

Thank you for featuring our clinical trials!

[@RobbsHomemadeLife]

I have a blueberry smoothie every morning. I was adding a spoon of ground flax to it every night and would drink it in the morning. I began having digestive problems over several months and felt tired. I stopped the flax and have felt better. I still recommend the dried blueberries though and thank Dr Greger for his information on them in the past.

[@1432amer]

too much fiber too fast, best to start out with 1 tbspn and chase with a glass of water.

[@sloanfrakes5918]

I was on 3 different blood pressure medication then started following a plant based diet and supplements I'm off the prescription and my blood pressure is better than when I was on the prescription thank God

[@carefulconsumer8682]

A typical serving size for ground flax seeds is 1 tablespoon (7 grams). So 30-40 grams = quite a bit.

[@bobgreene2892]

After watching this video, I realized what enormous benefit flax seeds provide by simply countering needless inflammation. If physiological aging is a process permeated by inflammation. we therapeutically can interrupt (manage) our own inflammatory response, and minimize the entirely avoidable damage many attribute to merely growing older.

[@benapat723]

Thankyou i wouldn’t change a thing about this video. It is Fantastic

[@XeLYoutube]

i Love how you express yourself, talk smoothly and gesticulate alot. Almost like an actor, but a good one. You communicate well, its delicious to watch and ear. You are a nice "front man figure" for the good causes. Thanks for all the good info an dedication. I start dedicate my life to the idea of veganism. Without pushing too harsh on people. And more be the change i want to see

[@PlayVintageGolf]

Flaxseed for the win! Happy I include a bit in my breakfast daily.

[@Test-eb9bj]

LOVE the new format!!!! (Although I miss the smoking mice enhancement bits sometimes...😉😉)

[@RunningIntoMyself]

Flax yeah! 🌱👊🏻

[@Alan_Clark]

3:54 What are you saying about chicken and eggs in relation to inflammation? Are they good or bad?

[@RobynSaavedra]

This is great news! Thank you Dr. Greger! ox

[@laurieanne9712]

Enjoyed the body and facial drama he put with it, too. Love this Doc!

[@Shmengeroonie]

Nice listening to your. Easy going voice and attitude, knowledgeable as well Dr!

[@KendallKnaus]

Thank you, Dr. Greger, for your great content!

[@richardcorio8336]

I wish that was true !! been eating flax for 10 years 2 tbs a day still have high BP.

[@desdemonaspal6281]

Second time I’ve watched this video. Pity I can’t give more than one thumbs up 🙂 Thank you very much

[@leonardocutini8856]

I have a generic question about anti-inflammatory (and anti-oxidant) foods: can an excessive intake of such foods be harmful? Inflammation is one of the way our body defends itself against external threats, so can anti-inflammatory foods in high amount weaken such natural function?

[@brendagaines2734]

Thank you for this info. You are a blessing.

[@mamamia2534]

Thank you very much ,..for sharing the benefits of flax seeds..

[@DavidDougherty99]

I would love to see a long term study of the carnivore diet.

[@eddieyutub]

Thank you

[@oriasol2040]

Thanks

[@zandiskoul]

I can eat 2 hand fulls of flax/chia seeds and feel great. Couldnt imagine only eating a spoonfull.

[@australorpa]

@Gold Gold From Doctors Note under video on nutritionfacts.org, it's cyanide, not arsenic. Arsenic is in most rice. "Doctor's Note So Should We Be Concerned About the Cyanide from Flax Seeds? in raw flax? Watch the thrilling conclusion in my next video. In this video, I mentioned Dr. Greger’s Daily Dozen Checklist, where you can see my recommendation of one tablespoon ground flax seed per day. What was that about apricot seeds? See Do Apricot Seeds Work as an Alternative Cancer Cure? and Does [Laetrile] Amygdalin or Vitamin B-17 Work as an Alternative Cancer Cure? Why do I recommend a daily serving of flax seeds? See what the science says: Flax Seeds for Hypertension Flax Seeds & Breast Cancer Survival: Clinical Evidence Can Flax Seeds Help Prevent Breast Cancer? Flax Seed vs. Prostate Cancer Flax Seeds for Breast Pain Flax Seeds vs. Diabetes Flax Seeds & Breast Cancer Prevention"

[@aclassmedicine3306]

Flaxseeds are also detailed in the “Yoga of Herbs”. A great alternative to adding potassium by way of black pepper or potassium chloride salt as an antidote to high sodium intake and high blood pressure.

[@pdblouin]

A 30g serving of flax has 250mg of potassium. It's decent, but barely makes a dent in my daily potassium budget.

[@tharuckus5595]

I've been making spelt/flax/cinnamon/oatmilk pancakes and I can't stop! Ps: top it with some pure peanut butter and banana, finish this treat up with a little agave syrup. Bon appetit

[@JB-he1jt]

Thanks Doc! Always add it to my smoothies, oatmeal, pancakes etc.

[@zacharycain8914]

love you new book! Had it preordered since months ago :)

[@MJ-em_jay]

I like Dr Greger in front of the green-screen better than his office on the treadmill. Had to get that off my chest.

[@PaulCurleyBC]

Video Idea: Flax Seed vs Chia Seeds (Pros/Cons/etc). Thx!

[@Chomore22]

FINALLY, a doctor who is actually an M.D.

[@imOgellinOoutz]

Lavella cost severe constipation when I first started. So did ground flaxseed and so did soymilk. I wondered if this has anything to do with the fact that they are all phytoestrogens? Does this mean I will continue to struggle with constipation since I have all three of them in my diet?

[@jamesmitchell6925]

After discovering Dr Greger I started adding a spoonful of flaxseed meal to my oatmeal everyday. About six months in I started experiencing some tenderness in my right testicle. It felt hard and seemed to be higher than normal. Then, one day, I randomly watched the video he did about the effects of cyanide in flaxseed on rat testicles and decided to quit adding it to my breakfast and voilà! My symptoms subsided over next month. Cause and effect? Who knows.

[@andrewsnow5007]

Dr Gregor! Your video production is so good. I not only love your content, but the way you present it is so appealing. I've often been inspired by how you highlight and animate the studies. I've tried to replicate it on my videos using keynote for these animations. But your green screen and movement now takes it to a new level. You've not only mastered your medical craft, but also your production craft. Thank you for doing what you do. Both in nutrition, and in content creation.

[@robinfielding9506]

Love the look of your new video s

[@Sandrae7560]

I take 1 tblspn of grounded flaxseed with soymilk, blueberries, oats, walnuts, and sprinkled with nutmeg every day.

[@scottfors1450]

I was buying ground flaxseed at 4.00 for about 16 ounces however I read that ground flaxseed is very vulnerable once it is exposed to oxygen.So I bought whole flaxseed and grind it in my nutribullet and what I don’t use right away I put it in the freezer.So feel like I am getting a much better product.

[@gregcleveland6270]

So what recipie do you recommend for muffins with THIS MUCH flax? I just want to make sure that I'm getting enough of the flax seed in each muffin What a brilliant video. Thank you!!

[@australorpa]

You don't really want that much flaxseed, unless you wish to stray into cyanide poisoning territory. Dr. Greger's recommendation is for 1 tablespoon daily. This can go in morning oatmeal or green smoothie. Or in muffins. As flaxseed + water = 'vegan egg', it should be easy to find muffin recipes containing flax.

[@breeze3364]

Enjoyed this new format!!!

[@janschachtschabel3267]

Thank you very much for your work. Are flaxseeds benefical for men? I found a study, that Flaxseeds lowering Testosteron

[@badwitch5]

Brilliant video, love the new format!

[@CJ_102]

Recently taken to making a pot of oat bran porridge and adding a bunch of ground flax to that, with frozen blueberries and any other spare fruits, nuts and seeds lying around. Easy way to prep a whole weeks worth of instant breakfast or lunch meals that I can grab whenever and pop in microwave to heat up.

[@jeffreyhurst9552]

My blood pressure is already on the low side (105/60). Should I be taking flaxseeds?

[@georgeindestructible]

I was eating Flaxseeds when i saw the notification for this video xD

[@jeffingels4480]

Yep me too in my blueberry oatmeal

[@fullvegan]

Me too!! Dehydrator Apple flax cookies 😍

[@achie517]

Dr. Greger thank you for the insightful knowledge on flaxseed. By the way are you u related to Jeff Goldbum by any chance?

[@Dhspat]

Great video as usual.

[@Auggies1956]

I had high bp till I retired fifteen years ago now I take meds because its to low.

[@annettebowersox1976]

Love your work!! Reading How Not TO Diet. Love it too!! Thank you for what you are giving the human race.......science based nutritional information!!

[@theaccidentalsenior]

How does a doctor know when a reduction of blood pressure is the result of medication or a dietary strategy? How do doctors know when to reduce medication or eliminate medication when a dietary strategy is being used?

[@nomadicrecovery1586]

Tablespoon of ground flax. With butter in the coffee everyday Awesome

[@reality_design]

Love this information Doctor. Again love your beard...❤❤❤