Broccoli - the DNA whisperer | Tom Malterre | TEDxBellingham

[@patrickvanmeter2922]

I steam my broccoli and cauliflower. Not too much and then put it in the fridge and eat them as a snack like an apple. Love them.

[@apostolis.g]

How long does it need steaming?

[@nusalim3389]

It depends on quantity of water used.and heating temperature how huge is it.holes of a steamer,how many are they and how big can they penetrate heat,and lastly how do you need a veggie to be,little bit harder,soft or softer.but all in all steaming vegetables meaningful we need to leave more enzymes within,thats why we need to steam about 15- 25 mins just to make a little bit softness

[@jamesf5303]

You should be aware that heat destroys the enzyme that produces sulforaphane. If you plan to steam, sprinkle just a little mustard powder on top of you cruciferous veggies, it contains the enzyme that converts the precursor substance!

[@radioactivepotato2068]

I like Pringles.

[@patrickvanmeter2922]

5 minute in the microwave in the bag. Let sit for 1 minute. As far as destroying the enzyme sulforaphane, I can smell it when doing my morning business so I don't believe it.

[@TheLongevityScientist]

Broccoli and Nrf2 research scientist here. I think a few important points were not accurately delivered probably because the material was oversimplified. There's a lot of very convincing and beautiful data from clinical trials that absolutely need to be shared with the public. I know many people don't like looking at graphs but without actual data, the message of plants that have scientifically validated disease prevention and therapeutic properties, gets lumped in with other random snake oil stories on the internet. Broccoli is a vegetable that has shown very convincing results in epidemiological studies as well as in randomized clinical trials. A lot of good research is behind it and that needs to be delivered to people who don't know about it.

[@cosimavonliebenau8317]

Hey Dushani, I have subscribed to your channel, just in case you ever feel like posting some of your knowledge.

[@cernugaming]

Would you say we as a species were meant to eat all our food raw?

[@jonathanverret6872]

Thanks for this comment. It's super important that people have the resources to sift good science from nonsense.

[@MarySanchez-qk3hp]

Stephan there are some foods from which we derive the most nutrition once cooked. Tomatoes are ten times better for your prostate once cooked or turned into tomato paste. Carrots are more assimilatable once cooked. And in any event, microscopy of fresh raw veggies' surfaces show live insects, dead insects, their eggs, live roundworms, coloform bacteria... if you can dig up a potato fresh from the ground it's sweet when raw, but after that it should be heated/cooked. The Chinese know that food is medicine. They also traditionally feel that the middle road is best: not all raw, not all cooked, not too spicy or too bland, not too sweet or too bitter, and so on. Balance. The reason they cooked everything, even if just briefly, is that they fertilized with night soil and saw that cooked foods didn't make them sick.

[@Sandrae7560]

@@cosimavonliebenau8317 I did just now.

[@danielalexander8402]

Something to remember when it comes for Sulphoraphane is that it needs a chemical reaction to be generated and one of the components of it in cruciferous vegetables is not heat stable. If you want to cook your broccoli and other greens and want the same health benefits add some mustard powder to the dish after it has cooled down. You reintroduce the appropriate chemicals this way and only need a few pinches to have enough.

[@woodstockxx]

I prefer to eat raw broccoli sprouts tbh..up to 100x more sulforaphane by weight & easy to grow on a window sill at home

[@yogawithjengentleyoga3614]

I add broccoli sprouts daily!

[@woodstockxx]

@@yogawithjengentleyoga3614 - as soon I..it’s the best way, followed by a high quality sulforaphane supplement

[@Horse237]

I don't cook broccoli and beets. I freeze them to break the cell walls and release the nutrients without cooking.

[@tulsatombob2769]

My mum was very educated about nutrition and she always told me Kale, Raw Broccoli, and Avocados were some of the best foods to eat, and always eat raw when possible.

[@reecebyrne2371]

Why not eat raw broccoli?

[@jackwyatt1218]

The natural pesticide, pyrethrum, irritates my stomach when eaten raw. I blanch it first for salads.

[@foxfur8327]

@@jackwyatt1218 , agree. Heard you need to eat the broccoli and most veggies just slightly cooked to get the best benefit. In fact, the longer you cook anything, the more nutrient you kill. If your green veggies are cooked until they are yellow, you have almost killed the nutrient out of the entire plant as well as much of It's flavour. It even "looks" dead and unappetizing. It's probably best to cook most veggies at low temperature.

[@debsalen2959]

steam them 1 minute

[@annieconway8998]

Tulsatom Bob can I pass on the kale, please?

[@PeterDudek1]

Careful. If the FDA sees this video they might slap you with a fine or throw you in jail for making health claims. Gotta protect the pharmaceutical industry!

[@jimviau327]

It's great to find out that some people are waking up in the face of tyranny.

[@knowledgesharingstuffs7118]

Who r fda to compare the great scientist

[@jenniferreihana5155]

@@knowledgesharingstuffs7118 They are the controlling factor regarding world medicine I think. We can't import products into nz without their clearance. Who do they think they are? Actually, they are the Cabal and we do know it. Throw us in jail for freedom of speech, likely but unlikely. This world is changing right now.

[@rayme1975]

Down with this sort of thing :)

[@DukeGMOLOL]

Careful. Naturoquack speaking in the video.

[@debbieanastassiou2670]

I have hashimotos and contrary to my physician's advise I have been eating broccoli and kale everyday for the last 5 years and it has benefited me at so many levels.

[@MOAB-UT]

Deb, I HIGHLY recommend you listen to a book called The Plant Paradox. You can thank me later.

[@madloola9919]

@@Niewis Cruciferous vegetable contains substances called goitrogens that interfere with thyroid function by inhibiting thyroid hormone synthesis and thus increasing TSH secreted by the pituitary to make up for the decreased function of the thyroid, which also causes goiter hence the name. You can deactivate these substances by steaming or boiling say the broccoli (cooking with moisture) or fermenting it (think sauerkraut and cauliflower pickles). So it’s safer to eat plants of the cruciferous family in either way. I personally have had a period recently where I’d have blanched broccoli almost everyday for the sole reason of craving it, it was inexplicable honestly (especially coming from a place where broccoli isn’t grown locally and I think I was the first of my family to eat broccoli so regularly, and for the first time) I later then found out about goitrogens. I started craving broccoli this much when I first went off thyroid meds (for hyperthyroidism) and it was the best I felt in 2 years since I was first diagnosed with Grave’s disease. Even my menstrual cycle got regulated spontaneously without any efforts to regulate it put on my part. My health getting better at the time could of course be for various reasons if not only because of the broccoli I was having daily but I think that that daily serving of blanched broccoli played a huge role in restoring my health which is why I intend on experimenting further with this by reintroducing cruciferous vegetable into my diet. I suggest you look more into it and experiment with it for yourself.

[@purpleturnip3016]

I really enjoyed this talk. Passionate, sending the right message, in a manner you can show the video to young children and they can understand. Great work bro.

[@MarianneKunitz7777]

I eat 2 cups of lightly boiled cup up broccoli daily. I put some mustard, oil and apple cidar vinegar on it. Im going to buy a steamer basket. I eat arugula and broccoli sprouts too. Seriously, thank God for broccoli!

[@anupamachannan602]

Great presentation! It's his skill of presenting the topic that has ensured total rapt attention of listeners and driven the point home. Great job!

[@shellchenonceau7832]

I am glad they are developing engine fuel from Canola Oil, considering it is very bad for humans to ingest.

[@justinlauderdale7557]

This is bio - diesel. Not exactly state of the art 20 years ago. But the longevity of the oil coating makes the motors run forever.

[@justinlauderdale7557]

Forever *

[@SashaSoboleva]

Best veggie talk ever! so creative and informative, and thought provoking! Thanks so much!

[@sandralucasmelvoin292]

Heat broccoli with butter in a covered skillet add a little wee bit of water. Throw in a few slices of garlic. Remove from heat. Delicious nutritious broccoli without steaming all the nutrients out of your veggie.

[@debbiejohnson4034]

I really enjoyed this presentation, this talk would also be great for young students. The humours message clearly made the point of the necessity to include more or at least one healthy cruciferous vegetable in our normal daily meals. Sometimes a seemingly simplified message can have a greater more memorable impact.

[@zimnaya]

What he says is true. The chuckling audience is irritating

[@worldsgreatest2010]

It really is.

[@zororat]

I know why are they laughing, Its not funny

[@camcamcamcamcamcamc]

Michael Joseph why are they laughing

[@jasNHgraniteplanet]

The chuckling audience is irritating, I agree absolutly

[@Sandrae7560]

I don't get it either. What's so funny?

[@flymetothemoon9541]

He speaks very well, grateful for this info.

[@pauldavies7924]

In fact broccoli does NOT contain sulforaphane. It contains both a precursor and the enzyme which converts the precursor into sulforaphane. What does that mean? It means you must eat it RAW, Once you cook it, you destroy the enzyme, and then get NO sulforaphane from it. Nevertheless, the whole cabbage family of vegetables, of which broccoli is one, are the "alpha" vegetables. They contain MANY protective factors, most of which are better consumed RAW. Of these protective factors, sulforaphane is the most powerful "gene switcher", switching on protective detoxification and antioxidant pathways, and DNA repair pathways, Long live broccoli! But eat it raw. Paul Davies, naturopath, nutritionist, herbalist.

[@bonitadannells3322]

I would also suggest that foods not be put in a blender. Raw is best.

[@eltocayo87]

Awesome thanks

[@KerrieRedgate]

Big problem with raw foods is that they are usually loaded with microscopic parasites, that’s the main reason we cook our foods. You’ll notice Asian people even in hot tropical climates fry their foods in hot oil quickly before the sauces go in. Raw foods also rob the internal organs of heat for digestion. And lastly, it is due to cooking foods that we can consume the large amounts of nutrients and energy we need to power the enormously complex human brain (see the TEDTalk on this by Suzana Herculano-Houzel: “What Is So Special About the Human Brain” - 2013).

[@andanssas]

To kill the parasites and avoid getting bloated with raw broccoli full of _raffinose_ (its breaking down process in our intestines produces a lot of hydrogen) *leave them in water with apple cider vinegar and salt during 24-48h* I found this in "Top foods that Bloat you" video by DeLauer. I tried it and it works 😜

[@bonitadannells3322]

Yes, she indicated that cooking contributed to 'what made us human', and has reverence for her kitchen!

[@bcameo5269]

Always been a big believer in healing through what God gave us - I love all vegetation including cruciferous family but I did not know steaming for 10 min would kill off a lot of its nutrient. I will now steam for 2 min thank you!

[@toddschlueter6193]

I sprout my own broccoli seeds after I learned that broccoli sprouts have many, many times the amount of sulforaphane in them than broccoli itself.

[@toddschlueter6193]

Then I freeze them in 1/2 cup baggies and use them in every smoothie.

[@TheRiversc13]

Tom...great video, and I read you and love what I read. Truths! I have a question in regards to cruciferous veggies. I have Hashimotos, and I have been on a healing journey now for 2 years. I have healed 24 resultant conditions through food (no gluten, dairy, soy, industrialized oils or processed food...though I find I need the eggs for my baked goods) and proper supplementation. I now eat 80/20 raw diet, the 80 of which is fruits and veggies. No, I do not eat more than 2 pounds of cruciferous veggies in my daily salads. I believe strongly in the value of the nutrition in that particular group of veggies, and eat quite the amount of broccoli sprouts and red cabbage. I have become so excited about the value of food as medicine, that I became an IIN Health Coach! However...and here's the million dollar question...I get loads of gas from the sulforaphanes! I am a nurse, and it is quite embarrassing amongst the patients and staff when I squelch them out unannounced. I have tried cutting out all nuts and nut flours (other than coconut) and L-glutamine supplementation of 5 grams per day...to no avail. So perhaps it is not a leaky gut, but a perfectly natural reaction to those crucifers. I can't give them up. This is my only remaining negative symptom from all my previous conditions. Please help!

[@tracymafi2132]

Please go to my Facebook page: Reduce Inflammation. I am on a product called Calibr8. Main ingredient is Sulforaphane (patented version). It took away my arthritis in 3 weeks. I was worried about gas because I cannot eat broccoli. The product also contains 1 million probiotics, so perhaps this is why I can tolerate it with no bloating (and seriously, better digestion, water weight loss and increased energy). The literature is endless on the positive results for cancer patients, allergy sufferers, children with autism.... and on and on.... it all stems from inflammation

[@TomMalterre]

Hey C Rivers! Thanks so much for this thoughtful comment. Due to your own unique microbiome, you may have challenges in digesting and metabolizing the compounds found in these veggies. And/or you may have some genetic variations that increase the likelihood of having this issue. Have you worked with a Functional Medicine practitioner on your digestion and balancing your microbiome? Have you looked in to mineral supplementation (especially molybdenum)? By the way...5 grams is often not sufficient to experience benefits from glutamine. Many of effective protocols are between 10 to 20+ grams. Just make sure your kidneys are functioning well and you do not have elevated ammonia. Best of luck to you!

[@carolrivers9222]

Hi Tom! This problem appears to have resolved for the most part. I imagine it is because my gut may be truly healed at this point through continued epigenetic applications, and additional nutrients my research has suggested I intake. I'm a happy girl at this point! Thanks for your response. Greatly appreciated. And I love this video!

[@infectious0]

How many eggs are you having a day?

[@tricklesofsmiles1550]

@@TomMalterre this sounds great. Parents with arthritis, child with autism and crippling back pain myself. I will look into the Thankyou for sharing. Peace to you 😇

[@msquaresa]

Well done mate. Can't stress enough the focus on the food we daily consume. A key component on the our health.

[@loripinello5501]

A little mustard boosts the broccoli power. Dr. Michael Gerber.

[@foxfur8327]

@@loripinello5501 , and pepper.

[@MOAB-UT]

More important is what you do NOT eat daily.

[@mithzynelson3110]

My grandma eats broccoli, fish, rice every day and she has never gotten sick in my whole life that I’ve known her

[@MOAB-UT]

Rice is junk food- FYI. All fish must be WILD. She has good DNA- her diet is not that great. Sorry.

[@survivormanable]

Love this! I read the Brocolli sprout study many years ago. Still shaking my head as why this is still far from common knowledge. The miracle of Broccoli. You like this information? Make your own Broccoli sprouts! Broccoli is great but will NOT have the amazing effects of Broccoli SPROUTS. The study showed that anyone living in a city was much better off than the people in the city not eating them. Chlorella+Broccoli Sprouts+Olive oil=Super detox combo

[@paulnielsen3256]

[ORGANIC] Broccoli, Vegetables and fruits.

[@MOAB-UT]

Respectfully, you are wrong Paul. Fruit is mostly unhealthy for you. A few in season berries likely OK- otherwise FAR too much damaging, inflammatory fructose. This is not my uneducated opinion. I am an expert on nutrition. Look it up and you will see.

[@johnacosta-kim497]

While I have absolutely no doubts about broccoli and kale being great vegetables for body detoxification and cleansing, there are questions as to what degree such is true. First of all, broccoli and kale provide the best benefits when eaten raw but such is hard for many people to commit towards and sustain in the long run. Eating many other better tasting vegetables may offer the same benefits that broccoli does. Secondly, the absorption powers of broccoli and kale are also what lead me to question them. What if they are grown in pollution-filled environments? Would there be more traces of toxins in the broccoli which would offset it's benefits. Thirdly, broccoli is often hard to grow and extremely expensive as well. Would the cost-benefit analysis make it worth it? I am often reminded of when saturated fats were demonized only to be proven with having some health benefits after new research as a example of how we shouldn't reach too far into conclusions. These aren't simple questions and more research along with time must be given before more definitive conclusions are made.

[@MOAB-UT]

Read The Plant Paradox Mr. Kim. You will have many of your questions answered. In short, Organic Broccoli drenched with quality EVOO and raw garlic is a lot better than other things you could be eating. That said, you have valid points. Nothing is perfect but when not fasting, you do have to eat.

[@veggieweggie3650]

Loved this, well done this man on his presentation. It isn't easy to make broccoli fun, 100% nailed it haha

[@annemarieandrews3522]

cheese sauce

[@cosmicanu]

This was the most amazing thing I heard today.. Let's grow our own food

[@alejandrorojas6113]

Simply fantastic! Thank you for the great info.

[@annamariacarusone3030]

Amazing talk! So informative and inspirational! So important to instill love for vegetables in our young generations! Completely in tune with my fundamentals believes about food! Love it!

[@beanburrito8903]

If this is to motivate me to eat more broccoli 🥦 ? Then it worked. I'm eating more broccoli for now on . . And all my greens 😋

[@eddiegonzalez5070]

I put frozen broccoli in my smoothie.

[@TheCarpenter1.1]

Great ted talk, one of my favourites up to now! Thanks for the upload 👍🏻 ✌🏻❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🎩

[@donwetherell8738]

Fantastic! Eating raw broccoli and getting used to the taste after a week or so becomes quite a tasty snack.

[@PkSage89]

Incredible talk, indeed motivational. Happened to have a large crown of broccoli on the shelf nearby and now i feel all the more encouraged to eat it ha!

[@1LaOriental]

Would Broccoli Rabé be on the same level as Broccoli?

[@mrakjunior]

His talk is entertaining and captivating while delivering his point great talk.

[@TrudyScott]

long live broccoli and all the other wonderful healing foods! yeah! great topic and really great presentation Tom!

[@KC-ln6gq]

Thank you! Wonderful talk! 💕

[@TheBroccoliFox]

Yassssssssssssss Broccoli is the best thing everrrrrrrrrrrrr...!

[@MOAB-UT]

Just be aware of the oxalates in it. I love it too- organic only. It's better than spinach in that regard but still relatively high. Can lead to stones. A well balanced diet aka eating the rainbow is usually best. Of course, no fruit, wheat, dairy and an avocado a day is a great start! Read The Plant Paradox- it's all in there.

[@helpinghandsolutions8665]

My son was eating steamed broccoli crowns like steak at age 2 to date. Really the only veggie he likes outside of green sweet peas.

[@warriorfortruth2838]

but heating destroys enzymes and nutrients and ruining illness prevention

[@82easyrider]

Terrific speech. Geat storytelling that turned an often wrongly typecast veggie into a superhero. Well done sire!

[@ennamorgan]

Superbly presented!! Thank you, Tom!

[@ThatGuy-ms8fi]

i happen to hide a lot of greens in my blueberry smoothies... works great

[@MOAB-UT]

Smoothies with fruit is inflammatory. Fruit is generally bad for you. Too much sugar. Blueberries are relatively OK if that is all you are doing- occasional small amount of them.

[@Lelliott1122]

Of course it is NOT canned laughter! Wake up people, listen to the valuable message and stop complaining about laughter! The world needs more laughter, it is as healing as broccoli!

[@taloga]

My favorite vegetable, I eat broccoli like there's no tomorrow! At least 5 times a week. Also love Brussels sprouts.

[@Amapola6754]

Great information. Just do difficult to hear it. The volume needs to be a little higher..

[@MOAB-UT]

So turn up your volume?

[@andanssas]

Broccoli contains _raffinose_ which leads to a lot of gas in our intestines, but if you *leave them in water with apple cider vinegar and salt during 24-48h* _raffinose_ is gone! I found this in "Top foods that Bloat you" video by DeLauer. I tried it and it works 😜

[@AthenaLundCO]

Or boil it. Put a pinch of salt to keep most of the nutrition.

[@estherstrategicadvisor749]

Athena Lund Boiling loses color & nutrients. Steaming it breaks cellular wall for better absorbtion

[@estherstrategicadvisor749]

For Gas you can eat Crushed Pineapples after or take Digestive Enzymes. I find that soaking Veggies in water loses some of the color

[@Souljahna]

I think the pineapple has to be fresh to work, and should perhaps be eaten before the meal to get those enzymes activated.

[@suplextrain]

Broccoli should only be boiled for a few mins, you bately lose nutrition and color during that. If you then re-use the water in your cooking you don't lose anything and can add greater flavour to your food.

[@user-bc5jk8rr3z]

Love this ted talk but the audio is soooo low even with my speakers way up. please fix.

[@rokasireland]

Just put it louder 🤠

[@Advic77]

Its a TED(whispering) Talk production 😁

[@foxfur8327]

It"s always best to post louder videos than lower because those with many types of Samsung tablets can't hear many videos even at highest volume. Anyone can turn volume down but Samsung owners often need to use external speakers to get it up high enough to hear.

[@soniahofmann4969]

Ditto that the audio was terrible

[@bobgreene2892]

@@foxfur8327 Interesting-- why does the fault afflict Samsungs, but not other, similar-format tablets? I noticed many LG phones have a similar volume problem.

[@JustAnotherYou2]

Thank you for the information! Talkes like this change our quality of life soo much. ^,^

[@onebzbzbee]

Cruciferous veggies! Got it ♡ Thank you for this potentially life-saving Talk.

[@asiagrabowska5092]

He is talking like ....to his childrens❤️

[@birchsongsltd.6831]

Been vegetarian 30 years and vegan for the past 10. I'm 62 and feeling excellent.

[@guloguloguy]

IMHO: The Audio level on this video is about 1/2 of what it ought to be! Please boost it!!!

[@jillmorris2849]

agree. Had to do close caption.

[@MarySanchez-qk3hp]

I heard him just fine, very clear. Maybe if you hadn't causss some hearing loss from blasting loud rap music, you'd hear him clearly, too.

[@foxfur8327]

@@MarySanchez-qk3hp , admittedly the sound is low to most even to those who have never blasted their ears with loud music or damaged their ears through occupation and other hazardous events. What kind of device are you using? Many Samsung tablets are particularly bad for volume capability.

[@shelleymays8529]

The only thing better than this Ted talk is eating broccoli during this Ted talk.💜💚💙 Delicious

[@kundanchhabra]

Do I have to eat it raw to be effective? Can I eat it cooked and still have the same effect? Thanks!

[@MOAB-UT]

Lightly steam- 2 minutes or so. Much easier to digest and does not lose much benefit.

[@jmseipp]

I like to make thick sauces to dip my Broccoli and other steamed veggies in. Lemon-Tahini-Ginger Sauce etc.

[@shawnsamson6845]

Great video! Entertaining speaker. Very educational. Now I'm in the mood for broccoli :)

[@susanb1394]

Fantastic video, thanks! I occasionally eat broccoli but dang it, I’m going to go out and buy it every day now. Thanks again!

[@francinetolf7903]

Great talk - inspiring and informative.

[@stephenkingsdale2411]

Like his speaking approach

[@raypratt9004]

That was almost an Oscar like performance and we all know what they award Oscars for.

[@douglasdupre3461]

Information is great! and a very creative presentation

[@Readiculous21]

I always made my kids a lot of broccoli. Even in the 90s it was a superfood ;)

[@bangalorean999]

1.5x speed. You're welcome.

[@velichkokatie]

lol thanks

[@jessikapiche6097]

26 seconds and i couldn't continue hearing him. More like 10X super speed!

[@rich-f-in-tx6388]

👍

[@dianablock1130]

literally laughing out loud!!

[@genkishooto]

Lol.... 0.75 speed, sound like intoxicated

[@annettelogan5948]

Hi Tom - if you are allergic to sulphur in medications will this chemical from broccoli in supplement form cause an allergic reaction as well?

[@TomMalterre]

Great Question Anette! The answer is no. It is usually sulfa medications that people react to and this is quite different than the sulfur that you find in these vegetables.

[@hanna9141]

Great speech! We should all be eating less animals and more veggies!

[@randymartens1823]

Excellent information conveyed here. I only wish the presenter wouldn't have been so soft spoken, as it was very hard to understand what he was saying because he would lower his voice so much that I had to strain to hear him.

[@Erikhengstrumcontent]

Thank You

[@alexevans997]

What a great speaker

[@kimberlyhoward4032]

Yes we HAVE to get rid of pesticides in our children's food.

[@crystalgreco5699]

Dr. Patrick dives super deep into this topic....she is so gorgeous!!! Thank you so much for this info!! So, real question is how much of this good chemical is in broccoli 🥦 sprouts?

[@trinitydane]

I understand that munching on broccoli microgreens (and chewing them up very, very well) are the best way to absorb all those healthy sulforaphanes and add a protective layer against cancers.

[@paultomasi4619]

I take this advice very seriously. A very dear friend of mine died from cancer which spread throughout his body very aggressively in a matter of months. He was in his 30's. I often wonder whether he ate enough vegetables or whether it was the huge amount of microwave heated meals that caused his sudden onset of cancer. Thank you.

[@warriorfortruth2838]

diet depleted and toxic. only organic live raw veggies and live raw organic fruits can heal cancer because it triggers the body to self heal as per dr ma gerson gerson therapy. stress mindset toxins bad diet equals cancer. microwaves damage cellular structure of food never mind the cancer causing microwave toxic frozen meals. im sorry you lost your friend. time for us all to educate to prevent pemature death. the body was made to self heal.

[@josephefasciani7343]

Hello Microwaving food is a bad bad bad idea backed by even worse science. I refuse to use in microwave for anyting except heating plain water or reheating coffee or tea; even then that's only as a last resort. We are paying an immense and often-fatal price for modern convenience, such as it is. Do not be fooled by advertising's false claims: other than a faster method of cooking, there is absolutely no benefits to be had from microwaves. The technology for it was a product of WW2: can you find a single benefit from that or any other War? This is not a frivolous question.

[@tricklesofsmiles1550]

@@josephefasciani7343 you sound smart get rid of your microwave altogether, it's not just how it affects what you put in it but also the waves all around which our body is sensitive to. Peace to you 😇

[@community1854]

Superb vocal variety and diction!

[@user-kt4qi9yy5i]

This felt more like a comedy show more than anything.

[@SI-ln6tc]

Chem trails aliens

[@shortcake41531]

What you decide to believe is what you receive..the bible tells us plainly that nothing on the outside can hurt man on the Inside because it does not enter his heart/ (subconscious.) It is what comes out of man ( thoughts and words you accept as truth )that hurts him.. My own belief on how I understand the bible...bless you all

[@MaximusXXX77]

Very interested in your comment. Any scriptures you could provide?

[@divyanshshrimali2651]

And just a few years back, the west was mocking Indians for being vegetarian, calling them grass eaters. So much so that many Indians too started catching up with westerners and started doing away from their age old customs. Good news that people are realising what’s good for them, not getting in the protein hype and making excuses to eat only red meat.

[@infomato]

Extremely funny and good educational material for your kids, and you too if not too late.

[@laureapetersen6371]

I don't see what was so funny about it.duh

[@MarySanchez-qk3hp]

Wayne I agree with you. Deadpan face, dry humor, and passion for the subject. He knows how to hold a crowd's attention.

[@Dot-Dot-Dash]

Makes veggies sound magical and fun! Thanks!

[@FABIOLINDOCC]

This video as well as all the comments have been very very useful. Thank you

[@louisacaldwell9951]

Wow and thank you!

[@douglaswallace7680]

Better Call King Cruciferous ! ! broccoli sprouts , broccoli , cauliflower , kale , Brussels sprouts , cabbage, both red and white varieties , bok choy , watercress , arugula

[@grayarcana]

This man is in the pocket of the Broccoli Marketing Council!

[@terkelalgevind529]

Big Broccoli Lobby

[@Zanderman2000]

A broccoli industrial complex, must always eat broccoli to strenghten the dollah.

[@kamalakrsna]

strange .. i read down about 50 comments & quiet a few people don't/didn't get the humor... complained about the laughter. this guy was SO FUNNY ! I'm going to get into broccoli MORE now.

[@ronnieherrera8830]

Thanks

[@sokokaskad]

Amazing... Thank You for this extraordinary presentation

[@marcusm6104]

It’s good to see Tom Cruise giving a TED talk.

[@jesus3373]

Cannot beat green leafy vegetables. Give me so much stamina. Eat them raw for maximum benefit or steam ones veg

[@readbooks9985]

I like broccoli raw, steamed, stir fried, baked, parboiled ... any which way. I need to eat more of it. This video is a good reminder to do that!

[@MOAB-UT]

Steamed is best. It is easier to digest vs. raw. Raw is not usually best actually.

[@simonguindon9756]

Try broccoli sprouts. It contains 100 times more sulforaphane. The taste is awful but ok in a smoothie.

[@redpat8832]

Wonderful! And true!

[@steveshepherd333]

I’m not sure why there was so much laughing from the audience, on such an important, informative, and engaging topic. It baffles me! I thought this was really interesting, it was like preaching to the converted, because I’m aware of this in the first place, but it just baffles me that something so important as food, should be laughed at, when it could be so preventative in serious ailments! Perhaps people only believe that medication works if it’s prescribed by the doctor and it comes in a jar! Much thanks for posting, really informative :-) Steve, U.K.

[@leadershiphelpdesk510]

But what about all of the things they spray on broccoli, etc?

[@immeske]

Thank you for all the amazing information!

[@tayya7371]

l wonder if they have broccoli lobby in Washington ?! , this video is way to good and fun !

[@stevepalo]

Love the passion, what a great talk and I already loved broccoli!

[@MadDog44]

Can't STAND the drama!

[@SaulGoodmun]

By the 10min mark I thought man....this guy can talk really fast! But then I remembered, I put the video on 1.5x play speed. 🤪

[@seattlegrrlie]

onions are crazy good for you. just the humble little onion

[@deanlol]

Why are all those people laughing? It sounds more like mockery than support.

[@winkyboy97]

Does the agricultural process in some countries adversely affect broccolis nutrient value? So much missing from the soil.

[@patphatkitten]

mike evans yes. According to american Dr. Zach Bush and others, glyphosate (an antibiotic that moves in and through water) found in weed killers and herbicides, stop plants from making nutrients that stop inflammation and cancer, etcetera, etcetera.

[@MOAB-UT]

YES. This is also why I take Magnesium Glycinate which they say most people should.

[@samanthaporter6662]

Love the sprouts!!

[@terrencemusic1]

Is there a laugh track? Super awkward. Great info.

[@donwells9494]

Totally. All that laughing really detracts from his talk.

[@briansammond7801]

They're laughing *with* him, not _at_ him. If you could not see how he is using humor to make his point (for example, using the superhero metaphor), you probably misunderstood a lot of what he was saying.

[@panourgiaspanagiotopoulos2812]

excellent talk