Bread or Sugar - Which is Better For Your Health?

[@drekberg]

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[@Homebusinessesideas]

You can make your own chocolate treats with raw organic cacao powder walmart online sell it for $9 a pound and they sale 54 ounces of unrefined cold pressed coconut oil for $20 and an ORGANIC ERYTHRITOL, ORGANIC STEVIA LEAF EXTRACT for $7 a pound mix in enough to sweeten it to your liking and pour it in cupcake cups put in freezer to eat and store

[@havegrace9111]

I thought that the fiber in whole wheat offsets the effect of absorption so it doesnt have such an impact as regular sugar ? Also...how do you feel about low carb tortilla called carb balance it's a lower carbohydrate bread. Or is it just as bad as regular ? The brand that makes it is mission", I think. Thank you for you help !

[@buildsexualarousaldefeatth6313]

Thanks

[@lueveniapettiford2626]

Dr Ekberg, is it true that bread is better for you toasted, and if so in what way. Does toasting change anything about the bread and its molecular structure.

[@grantw7946]

@@lueveniapettiford2626 I'm not the doctor but the answer is Yes. Is related to advanced glycation end products. I personally don't think that external created AGE is a problem like on toast, since the conversion was done by the toaster. Problem is when you body produces them, as in diabetes.

[@JuanPablo-iz3ci]

Sugar is one hell of a drug. One of the toughest addictions to beat, especially because it is completely socially accepted, and encouraged even... oh, and also, there's a dealer at every corner.

[@CatsRule]

Franck Lucas. Agreed. c.

[@miriamllamas224]

A sugar dealer. 👍

[@toniamurray5407]

I was mocked years ago for no longer taking sugar in tea... Im still partially mocked now for refusing cake and biscuits everyday. It's more socially acceptable to eat sugar than it is to not eat it

[@cyberp0et]

@@toniamurray5407 You are such a *SUGARPHOBE* ! So _full of HATE_ towards the _victimized_ sugar ;)

[@Sammy_Chouchou]

I never noticed any withdrawals from sugar whatsoever. I kinda just stopped it completely with zero issue when I wanted to get to 130 lbs. And I ate loads of it before doing so.

[@KallusGarnet]

They should be teaching this in all schools worldwide. Thank you.

[@dallasarnold9197]

💖

[@vwilborn2538]

Which is better for you sugar or bread? Well, is it better to get hit with a F150 truck or Silverado Truck? Does it matter in the hospital?

[@malcolmxraw1342]

Exactly

[@drekberg]

Thank you v wilborn. The title was just playing with the people who think getting hit by a Silverado (whole grain) is good for your health.😄

[@Smartanification]

@@drekberg Exactly lot of people are aware that sugar is bad for You, but not all people realize bread is carbs as well and further that white bread is not so different from the other "healthy types" of bread available

[@angelgirldebbiejo]

I always said if I die in a caraccident that kills me let it be a Mercedes not a pos car.....

[@MrLeebooher]

It's an F***ing epidemic in the States and the World and all the Big Food, Pharma and Agro are pushing it, So no it's not a dramatic statement it's putting it in prospective.

[@livelovecode]

Dr. Eckberg personifies moderation in his delivery of health knowledge. Everything he says is verifiable, practical and so easy to comprehend. I've learned more watching his videos than i learned in any classroom setting about health. Keep up the good work.

[@DonyaLane]

Dr. Sten, could you make a "What I Eat in a Day(Week)" video? I'm sure many of us devotees would love to follow it. Thanks!

[@acceleratedlearning9327]

I've only watched this one video of his and looked at the description. I'm 99% sure he's full keto. Great video idea though! Can't have too much real education on here.

[@inismoonlight4731]

@@acceleratedlearning9327 Dr. Sten Ekberg keto.. He does go off on vacation however immediately returning home back on keto. He has a video briefly mentioned.

[@alinamonica6726]

Dr Ekberg it would be very interesting to make a video with what you eat in a week, like a food diary, with some explanations about how you prepare that food ! Thank you 🙂

[@justrusty]

When I was little, as a quick snack my mother would give me a "Bread Butter and Sugar" sandwich (white bread of course.) Then to make it healthier, she cut out the butter and substituted margarine. I think mom was trying to kill me.

[@DonyaLane]

Sounds like you were a kid in the 1970s-80s. My parents added cigarette smoke to the mix!

[@justrusty]

@@DonyaLane Actually, the late 50's and early 60's. But I appreciate your making me more youthful than I already am! (and of course mom wasn't really trying to kill me. It was a loving, if misinformed (as was almost everyone back then) home.)

[@angelgirldebbiejo]

Lol.poor mom

[@anthonycrosby8050]

Reverend Rusty we got just the same 😋

[@JetskiDex]

Loool my mother Done the exact same 🤣😂😭

[@MrAlterLatz]

I do appreciate how clearly the problems with bread were pointed out. I do also think that Dr. Ekberg's evaluation of bread as means for nutrition might slightly differ if he would regard bread here in Germany. Whole grain, sour dough, Einkorn are widely available. The mentioned added chemicals will not be found in any german bread.

[@videosuchen]

Bread is only bad if, as is customary today, it is made in the industrial way in factories with many additives. Here in Germany there are still artisan bakers who make bread the old way. The bread ferments for a very long time and the enzymes make it easier to digest and keep longer. This bread is definitely very healthy.

[@dancercj1491]

You are soo lucky to have good artisan bakers. I don't even know where to look for good bread in the UK. I'd have a better chance of walking through a field full of rigged landmines and coming out untouched than finding a good loaf of bread here that's also affordable. I'm sick of poisons and I'm now sick of looking underweight from just halving the bread intake in just 4-5weeks. I've lost over half stone and hate the look.

[@videosuchen]

@@dancercj1491 I'm so sorry for you I live here in a small village, the nearest bakery is 70 m away. The baker learned in France and bakes a great baguette. There is also an organic farm with a bakery, where you can buy the famous "Siegerland black bread", a bread made from organic rye with sourdough, world famous!

[@dancercj1491]

@@videosuchen Thanks for the response. I might ask at the wholefood shop about organic rye or just sourdough spelt. I think sourdough spelt is one of the best breads in the UK. I used to get some years ago but the woman working there screwed up my orders constantly to the point where I stopped going in the end and I could only go Sundays due to distance. I bet Siegerland black bread isn't an option in the UK but I will try to find out. I think limiting carbs too much won't serve me long term as I do way too much fitness (mainly due to my job, weight training and also dancing).

[@upup209]

@@Wuestenwiesel agree with your nutrition analysis but not your political

[@raymadani270]

Even your voice is healing. God bless you

[@abirc8963]

Hello to the best teacher ever 🙋‍♀️🌹

[@drekberg]

Thank you Abir C. I really appreciate your feedback and so glad that you liked it. The purpose of my channel is to explain things better than other channels and help people understand the principles. Comments like yours makes it all worthwhile.

[@s62090]

@@drekberg This channel became the best for me in this field, it gives me justified reasons to do/undo things along with the science behind. Thanks alot Dr.Ekberg you're the best.

[@sayanu_fit]

So true 👍🏻👍🏻

[@dr.augustinecruze8360]

The only speaker speaks categorically not so fast.Talented.Thanks.

[@Mimi-girl]

I am not only learning about food from this videos, I am also learning english, his pronunciation is impecable!

[@ninopavkovic9382]

👍

[@affcotdever5632]

I am a kid of the 60's. For a sweet I used to have gobs of butter and tablespoon fulls of sugar. I don't know how I survived. I am 63 now 3 yrs of Dr. Ekberg and IF, lost 15 kilos, am perfectly fit. Much love from India. 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂👏👏👍👍

[@username4294]

Your way of explaining is great , Thank you 🙏

[@drekberg]

Thank you Gulistan Abdullah. I really appreciate your feedback and so glad that you liked it. The purpose of my channel is to explain things better than other channels and help people understand the principles. Comments like yours makes it all worthwhile.

[@sketchartphoto8117]

@@drekbergnot just better but the best on youtube

[@gracezammit9760]

Great videos ,thank you for the explanation,

[@valeriemcdonald440]

In my case, bread made me sick and sugar made me fat 🙁

[@drekberg]

Thank you Valerie McDonald. Not unusual unfortunately

[@Ed-mx2ys]

Low carb, high fibre, high protein bread? As a diabetic I eat a bread mix from a health shop made from Lupin flour which comes in at 9grams of carb per 2 slices. No large blood sugar spikes when toasted and eaten with a spread of natural peanut butter.

[@dr.khaledaboelazm]

so happy to see your effort for helping people can you do video for keto diet and type 1DM

[@davyllini]

Cannot get enough of these videos, never seen any so in depth. Incredible content.

[@aer2755]

I would say this is one of your best videos, Dr. Ekberg. Appreciate the immense effort you put in to mine and compile information. All your lectures are so exploratory.

[@zenithstar4199]

Dr. Sten Ekberg I really enjoy watching your in depth videos because you present the material in such a diversely structured way; I love how you point out the varieties of dietary options whether someone is doing low carb or keto and which foods would be best suited for each; and I love how you introduce the wide range of variables or extra factors that could come into play when someone chooses to go this route or the other... You leave me feeling uplifted and empowered to taking back the reins of my own health and your work is structured in a way that is easy to absorb; which leads me to confidently share with others! I’ve basically been doing intermittent fasting and Omad for 13 years now but i never did it intentionally to lose weight or get healthier; it was just a habit that was formed from me working long hours and not caring to pack a lunch.. 😅 like you’ve said in a video about fasting “you stay busy and the hunger goes away!” I’m absolutely certain that those prolonged years had trained my body to become well adapted to fasting; after finding one of your videos and absorbing the information of that one and about a dozen more I mentally prepared myself to start fasting for longer periods of time as an experiment; my first one was easily managed at 30 hours and I felt that I could go longer, so a week later I did a 48 hour fast and I made sure to introduce good quality food and make sure my body was getting that star ⭐️ treatment, I ate two times in about 8 hours and then I immediately followed up with a 5 day fast with nothing but water and some salt here and there; it really wasn’t difficult at all and I was working everyday with no fatigue or any adverse affects; and when I broke my fast it was by my choice and not because I was being dominated by hunger... That was about three weeks ago and I can still feel the elevated energy and cognitive function that the fasting and dietary change had boosted me with.. In the last three weeks, I’ve been furthering my knowledge about how to incorporate fasting and eating healthier foods into a lifestyle; I know people can think a little bit is good so more is better and they can find themselves going to unnecessary extremes; and that’s why; even though it was easy for me to do it, I still want to be cautious about how often I fast and I don’t want to make a routine that my body can adjust to... ♥️♥️♥️ Thank you so much for your work and the manner in which you present it! You are helping me and countless others to gain the knowledge to better their life! ♥️♥️♥️

[@nat0106951]

I already quit sugar for almost a year now... no softdrinks/catsup/refined sugar/junk foods/fastfood etc... the only thing I cant quit is Bread..... so I am still consuming sugar... but it is also in moderation... and I am also on One meal a day life style.. fresh baked plain bread is the only pleasure I can have by the end of the day 😌

[@sanjanewmoonlife]

I stop sugar few years, but still sugar are in every food. Sometimes I stop to eat bread, I love bread, but gives me pain in head, I feel tired. Now I stop to eat for few months. When I stop to eat bread and I feel light, better with more energy.

[@pramujisinggihriyanto6901]

Very comprehensive and convincing information but unfortunately neglected by modern community. Thanks dr. Ekberk for sharing awesome knowledge. I very much owe you for your savior KZbin channel. Love your sharing knowledge. Be healthy and happy. GBU.

[@protoword10]

What to say? You becoming shining star on KZbin doctor, because, your approach is methodical, simple to understand and very informative about many things people didn’t know listening some other channels! I’ll say now again, as I said before: You don’t push any agenda, you just tell us what are facts! I don’t think also, that all of doctors in this community could deny any of your explanation! Thank you doc for your amazing and honest approach to these health issues!

[@velcroapple6813]

Sugar is Hell. Bread is the Devil. 👿

[@drekberg]

Thank you VelcroApple. Pretty much.😂

[@bossladywesley228]

Great analogy

[@Smart.Potato]

You deserve more subs! This video has the most accurate, easy to understand explanation ever on sugar and bread. Thanks!

[@vivianhouse7796]

Dr. STEN EKBERG kindly discuss about SOURDOUGH ...Honestly I love breads, anykind..once in a while even i am in low carbs still want to consume it, lucky while eat it , i can stop it for the next day, will not consume again for long time

[@jasonmcnamara2079]

organic sourdough I'd go for

[@amh1772]

I LOVED this video! You explained everything so well and clear. I also love how you use the board with colors. I am a visual learner and this makes it easier to remember. Thank you so much for all the effort you put into the videos and into helping us.

[@joeg.6147]

Dr. Ekberg, I've had pre-diabetes for 25 years. Always kept my A1C in the low 6's with my latest at 5.9 I am doing fasting trying to lower my IR. I'm only been doing the fasting for two months, typically 12-16 hours. So far, lost twenty pounds, but am still on Metformin and Glipizide. Recently I woke up to a BG of 93. I made two plain soft boiled eggs, nothing added to them and black coffee for breakfast. I usually skip breakfast but did this test just to find out what eggs alone will do. Two hours later I checked my BG and it was 154. I was quite surprised. as eggs and bacon should not do this. Today I had one scrambled egg, 2 slices bacon and black coffee. My BG went from 104 to 171. I'm starting to get discouraged. Have you ever seen results such as this? Thanks for your channel, I try not to miss any videos you produce. Great job! Joe

[@drekberg]

Thank you Joe G. Don't be discouraged. I would just go back to skipping breakfast. The longer you go without food the more the insulin drops. Try to get your base line of fasting to 16-18 hours.

[@joeg.6147]

@@drekberg Thanks for the tip, I'll give it a try. :-)

[@gregmorgan3508]

@@joeg.6147 Try the experiment without the coffee. The coffee can raise other hormone levels that affect blood sugar.

[@ketocar]

When you speak about bread, it's always about processed american bread. What about french bred ? The one who's made with natural yeast and flour of ancien wheat, non GMO. Is that also as bad as you describe what you can find in the US ?

[@stillalive8583]

Thanks, as always, for the excellent teaching! :) I think most people know by now the dangers of consuming sugar, but many are in denial when it comes to bread. This video does a good job of explaining some of the problems of consuming 'modern' industrialised bread..

[@Aurora-uh9nk]

Yes I totally agree Mark Chiang Mai , however when one is on the road not much choice especially in Europe. Toast , sandwiches, sweet items etc . Salads r great but in the cold weather not so appetizing.

[@stillalive8583]

@@Aurora-uh9nk You are right, Aurora. It's really difficult to stay low card when you are travelling. Not to mention trying to avoid the ubiquitous foods cooked in vegetable seed oils. :( Best thing I can do in that situation is do a lot of walking and try to burn off the carbs asap. :)

[@Patinkular]

So comprehensive! U must prepare a lot, Dr Ekberg. Great video 👍🏻 Thank U 😊

[@ak_247aaa4]

Thank you so much doctor.. you’re my favorite you educated me alot 💜💜

[@drekberg]

Thank you Ak_247 Aaa.

[@jimmaworkurgessa8247]

I feel like much more lucky person to find you.I like to say thank you very much for you tube and the person shared to us.Let me share it to another lucky ones.Thanks a lot as usual.

[@soledadcruz6478]

but what do u eat instead of bread...? Does that go for pasta, rice and potatoes as well? I'm trying to find substitutes, very hard

[@8kenjacob]

As usual, an excellent and very informative vivery informative video. Like some others mentioned however, it can be a little bit too much information to taken in oneAs usual, an excellent and very informative video. Like some others mentioned however, it can be a little bit too much information to take in at 1 time.

[@erichonold7555]

Really terrific lesson and very well done. Thank you!

[@drekberg]

Thank you Eric Honold. I really appreciate your feedback and so glad that you liked it.

[@ttime7800]

Thank you for this video. I’ve been buying whole organic grain, grinding the grains, and baking the bread myself. Whole wheat, flax & barley. I haven’t tried Einkorn, but will give it a try. I use this bread as a special treat, but not every day. I have been curious to know the reality of the health benefits. Thank you

[@drekberg]

Thank you Tina N. I don't think there are any specific health benefits that you couldn't get from other foods, but at least there are no or few negatives. Variety of food makes life more enjoyable. Einkorn is one and Emmer is the other.

[@ttime7800]

Dr. Sten Ekberg -Thank you again, for helping myself and many others trying to regain our health! I appreciate you.

[@gloriamaryhaywood2217]

@@drekberg Was wondering if you'd ever heard of a brand called "Dave's Killer Bread" and what your verdict on it might be?🤔

[@SacredShiro]

I do enjoy watching these videos and there is a lot to learn and take in. Sometimes too much information and that can be scary or overwhelming. Making a food diary is so underrated but I think everyone should do it. Write down what you ate and how you feel the next day. This way you can keep track of what foods work for you. Everyone is different so we need different diets.

[@ursulaeissner9945]

Bread is essentially sugar . There are no grains in my diet , and I haven’t touched sugar in years .

[@drekberg]

Thank you Ursula Eissner. That's the way to go.

[@suecollins3246]

@Dawn Green Yes, it's _good_ for you.

[@patrickennis4612]

There is no amount of sugar or modern grain that is safe for human consumption..... nor is it needed, modern humans do NOT regularly face starvation.

[@blya8978]

I don't have either. I stayed away from processed foods and drink and I fast a few days a week. I feel so much better and more energy. I exercise with weight and long walk daily and not thinking about food. The quickest way to loose weight.

[@nature-i2l]

I agree with Donya Lane's comment. Dr sten please make avideo about your eating habits. I watch Dr's videos every day.

[@spawnofnamaah]

When you want to eat bread, make sure you make your own. No sugar in the recipe necessary! And there's some very nice Low GI recipes out there for baking your own breads.

[@Chemtoliify]

extremely informative. Thank you so much Dr. Ekberg

[@drekberg]

Thank you Chemical Toli.

[@khalifaalghannam3363]

There is no straight YES or NO answer because we are all so very different. Many people are being "educated" about general nutritional facts but that doesn't mean each person knows his/her body facts! (sensitivities, intolerance, etc..) In short, keep carbs low, burn more fat, stay away from GMO's, and try to be stress-free!. Thank you Dr. Ekberg.

[@ghijoanne]

I’m starting to have a reconsideration of biochemistry now. Dr Sten explains so clearly and calmly. I’m loving biochemistry that i dropped 2 times in my college life.

[@fadisalem5961]

I have a question for you, what are your thoughts on the wasa sourdough rye crisp bread? I believe it's a product of Sweden. Could that be a much better option than breads?

[@Fjerid]

That was surprisingly well explained. Most docs don't explain it that well! Understood every second of it. Huge like from me.

[@zanelehlatshwayo1516]

Toasted v.s untoasted bread does it make a difference ?

[@darrenthompson6115]

Fabulously presented, easy to understand...👍

[@milayorkk4275]

I really love your channel, doctor, even my husband started following your recommendations!

[@frankmooney7282]

What about sourdough, rye, non wheat breads?? Thanks

[@mathfaster]

Dr. Eades has said that the Egyptians had a very heavy bread based diet and that Egyptian mummies showed signs of atherosclerosis due to their heavy bread based diet. So you have to question how healthy even ancient wheat was when heavily consumed.

[@drekberg]

Thank you mathfaster. Yes absolutely.

[@Sugarlydeliciousness]

mathfaster Heavy bread based diet alone doesn’t cause atherosclerosis. They didn’t have over processed and wheat poisoned by chemicals, and pollution. Also, a few dead rich mummies don’t represent the populations health at the time. Common causes include: High cholesterol High blood pressure Inflammation, like from arthritis or lupus Obesity or diabetes

[@prashanthb6521]

@@Sugarlydeliciousness High Carb/glucose diet is the main cause of atherosclerosis. It is the starting point. Cholestrol is just a bandaid, its not the villain.

[@miriamllamas224]

@Reerei Dia exactly, because the middle class would not eat very often, and the poor even less. Remember that bread would go stale within a day.

[@nordfresse]

But what about other grains like oats?

[@martin1966]

outstanding work and knowledge, you are simply brilliant. keep up the good work please.

[@lovekindness5637]

I will try to have bagel once a week than every day? Does it matter

[@kathrinekerns8398]

My question is about a organic multigrain or oat bread. Dave's Killer Bread for example. Is this still a bad carbohydrate? I never eat white bread, but, I like multigrain bread with butter and honey.

[@pacienciamabalhin9240]

Thank you Doc. I'm from the Philippines.

[@davyllini]

Also this page has truly helped my weight loss. Thinking in ways I never have before thank you immensely.

[@irenewanjiru7346]

Appreciated Dr Sten Ekberg!!!

[@drekberg]

Thank you Irene Wanjiru. I really appreciate your feedback and so glad that you liked it.

[@loganwolv3393]

You know what's intresting about fruits? In my case apples - So with apples and well every fruit i think they have different breeds. So firstly there's the one that you can buy at the grocery store wich is pretty sweet but without much sour things in it (i mean the substances that our brain intreprets as sour). On the other hand another breed wich is what i find in any normal tree (you know the ones found in gardens) firstly i find that they're smaller, they're less sweet and more sour and flavourful. And of course i like these smaller apples because they're more balanced and i believe they're not as hybrdized as the other breed that you find at the grocery stores wich are grown in the greenhouse.

[@wioletta5989]

Thank you, Dr. Ekberg for your efforts.

[@carlor.s.4742]

I like bread & I'm not sensitive to it, but I never buy store bread. I make my own with non GMO unbleached bread flour & I use other flours too including buckwheat, quinoa, millet, spelt & sometimes rye. We eat about one loaf per week, mostly at breakfast. Now that I'm doing 16-8 IF, it is much later in the morning.

[@microbefeeder]

Thank you. I would love to hear what your week of meals looks like.

[@m2-6]

I love white bread , breakfast & snack is white bread with coffee & fresh milk w/o sugar .& starting fasting now, eat bread & eggs in the morning, 8 pm eat a few rice till 12noon, haven’t eat . It’s ok ? to reduce belly fat or IR Thank you ♥️

[@ljbj4]

Thank you so very much for these videos of very important information on nutrition and how we can better take care of our bodies! I've subscribed and have been binge watching!

[@mohammedabdulkadir2004]

dr STEN EKBERG has to get NOVEL price for his easy teaching approach ! all student around the world understand his lecture easly ! in general his approach is not COMPLEX like POLYSACCARIDS ,but it is like SIMPLE SUGER!!! eventhough sweet SUGER is dangerous in high dose ,your lecture is EASY, SIMPLE and SWEET as FRUCTOSE!!! thank u my best teacher !

[@RTMoney]

Wow, Doc! A lot to "digest." Would you consider a video on how physical activity impacts health> More specifically, can a daily regimen of exercise cover up bad nutritional habits? And to what level? Thank you for your thought provoking content.

[@esperantapolynice4814]

You deserve gold and silver Dr Ekberg ,true good person like you are always put human being first than a pay check , thanks Dr.God bless you.🌄🎗️

[@BenjaminBrandon]

I don't think i've ever learned this much in one KZbin video. Thank you!

[@catherinesp]

I have just found your videos...Find them so informative and you present them in a nice easy manner to understand...Thank you❤️

[@rebeccafatimah5754]

Thank you Very much for in-depth explanations about sugar and carb. Since I came across your your channel 2 weeks ago, I've been following it ever since. Never do keto diet before, but consume, low fat,stuff, lot fresh organic greens, plant base food,fruits, which I planted myself in a small. Beside exercising in the gym have personal trainer or do yoga everyday for yrs that extra pounds was stubborn.😊 Avocado is imported, it's so costly here, instead fresh coconut are easily obtained either young or old fruit. Old coconut meat, grated myself for its fresh milk, drink directly is much better than Milk. Tried keto diet following your guidelines and OMAD. Amazed that the pounds dropped.

[@trueolson3812]

Thank you for the information. You are a life saver because I feel so much better by changing the food I eat and do normal activity exercise daily. 👍💖

[@robertdavis5714]

Thank You my Swedish friend. Organic sourdough bread period, this is the only bread that reminds me of bread in 1970's, the good ol days.

[@drekberg]

Thank you ROBERT DAVIS.

[@southerngrandma4353]

ROBERT DAVIS Can I buy that in stores or do I need to make it? I haven’t seen it in my local grocery stores.

[@AlexaMGilbert]

@@southerngrandma4353 I make my own. I also make sourdough "cookies" for my dogs as treats. I wanted to watch this video before I made a loaf of bread today! You can make your own starter or get some from a friend. I learned how to make it on You Tube. Also I use whole wheat as my flour.

[@southerngrandma4353]

Alexa Gilbert Thank You 😊

[@stalsborg]

I’ve learned a lot from your videos and I’m very thankful for that. But when you talk about bread I think there’s something missing. I understand that in US there is only wheat. White or whole grain makes no difference to me. It’s still just wheat. But what about other sorts of bread? As you may know, in Sweden we have the Swedish “knäckebröd” which contains no wheat at all. And then there’s bread with probably some wheat but also rye or even oats. I stopped eating bread some six months ago. But that’s the only carbs I miss. When I ate bread I preferred my own home baked with about 40% whole grain wheat, 30% rye and 30% oat. No sugar just a little salt. So how does all those sorts of bread affect things like blood sugar and insulin resistance?

[@sausagejoseph]

Dr. Ekberg, I watched many of your video, and learned a lot. I try to find answer for that, if I make sourdough bred with emmer/rye flour mix without yeast( leave the dough overnight in fridge) does it lower the carbohydrate at all, or just good taste?

[@helenaskotowska5076]

How about other types of grains like rye? Also, isn't sourdough healthier than yeast dough?

[@kdfrkdfr]

Hello and thank you for your so many excellent videos. I've not so long ago come across them and have a lot of viewing yet to do. Almost everything is clearly explained and always without any tediousness. Many of the numerous health questions I've had have already been answered and no doubt many others will be. One in particular is "does tasteless fresh food from the supermarket have the nutrients that richly tasting home-grown food does?". (I intend to grow of much as my own food as I can, besides.) Since viewing your video with the whiteboard headings of Osteoarthritis and Rheumatoid Arthritis, I have the question "can good nutrition reverse spinal lumbar stenosis?"(another reason to lose the visceral fat) ALL junk is off the menu now including restaurants. Nothing that comes in any sort of container is ever purchased. I've lost 24 kilograms this year and that and a bit more to lose yet. I have only lost 2.5cm measured around at the navel (currently at 52 inches) and while the weight loss surely is something I'd be a lot better off losing the visceral fat. I'm sure I will get there. 18 months ago my fasting blood sugar as measured in Australia was 6.5 - - - 5 months ago it was 5.0. Also as measured here, my LDL and HDL were 2 whole numbers out of the acceptable range. 5 months ago they were both 0.1 outside of the acceptable range. I keep myself a lot more active now and I hope to be off the blood pressure medication in good time. I'm to visit my doctor soon and arrange as many blood tests as is reasonable, more than the standard ones, certainly. At that time, I will seek referrals to see a registered dietitian or nutritionist. A few years ago I asked a dietitian if salt was worse than sugar and was informed that salt was. I'm still somewhat unsure though tend toward believing that sugar is worse. My mind has always been very active and quite sharp but now it's something else again and I am much more settled in the evenings. I consider that I was "the kid who consumed way too much red cordial". Thank you again so much for your videos. ps some of the still shots that come up when clicking your videos are so funny. All sorts of expressions such as frowning at bad foods.

[@martinsinclair55]

Good information. What about making bread from flaxseed or sesame seed?

[@garyporteous777gp]

I feel BLESSED to have come across you 🙏. Doc, you speak with such composure and grace and your explanations are unmatchable, many thanks for sharing your valuable evidence based knowledge to heal the world. God bless you 👏 ❤️. You are also very handsome and appear super fit. I love your jaw line and lean healthy looking face. Plz share some tips on how you keep the double chin and jowls away. Thank you again👍❤.

[@GottabKD777]

Great info on making your own bread. That’s what I will do on a limited basis.

[@kynesilagan2676]

of course, i would eat it with myself. Thank you Dr. Ekberg!

[@metal0n0v]

Picture this Your insulin is the bowling ball and your hormonal balance are the pins.

[@drekberg]

Thank you Mental Gear. That was an amazing analogy. That is exactly what it is. I might try to remember that one.😄 .

[@linakoh4206]

Thank you Dr Ekberg this is brilliant. Personally I was told and read that both aren’t good so yet again you have debunked clearly defined !!

[@drekberg]

Thank you Lina Koh. I really appreciate your feedback and so glad that you liked it.

[@QuadraAce]

This is my favorite youtube channel now! Please never give up. We can bring mass awareness of the truth in the end.

[@kathleenreyes4345]

Great education-very informative!! Thank you, Dr. Ekberg!!

[@rkanagala]

Great explanation. Invaluable videos Doctor.. Keep em coming

[@robertramchurn5994]

Where ever you go most of the food is made of wheat like pasta, bread , pizza , cakes etc what do eat to replace it.

[@radharcanna]

That was extremely interesting and helpful. Thank you.

[@matt75hooper]

My breakfast every day is black coffee & sourdough toast (with peanut butter ). Thoughts ?

[@MrGeorgewf]

How many slices?

[@mimip2108]

Thanks for all your teaching. How about the sprouted grain bread, like Ezekiel Bread?

[@ajakia5670]

I'd love to see Dr. Ekberg's reply to this question.

[@richardclayderman6945]

Excellent , full of practical scientific data

[@nickpunch9661]

Very informative thanks. I have a question. I make my own bread with Einkorn flour and only water salt and olive oil. Is this safe to eat from a a non insulin spiking perspective? Is it overall ok to eat in combination with an overall healthy organic diet?

[@dathyr1]

Seems all the good things we like to eat or have eaten allot in the past have sugar. And that could raise our sugar levels or spike them. Too bad, because I really liked white breads no matter what form they were in. So now i dont eat any breads or grains and see how it goes when i visit my doctor in May 2022 with a new blood test. i am not diabetic, but i am following the same rules to get my weight down, and it is working.

[@YD-uq5fi]

There was no discussion of what a cancer patient should do, or if they have to avoid both sugar AND grains at all costs.

[@annmcneal7804]

What about rice? Some say it is mostly made of plastic.

[@drekberg]

Thank you Ann McNeal. I think that's just a manner of speaking. Rice is starch - amylose and amylopectin - long chains of sugar (glucose)

[@___Angelica]

@@drekberg How about the sprouted grain bread, like Ezekiel Bread?

[@Thomas-kl6gv]

Another excellent one !!! Thank you So much Dr...

[@martinsiebertt]

Sourdough whole bread has a lower index glycemic. Could it be a good option to diabetes 2?

[@kiwdwks]

Always appreciate your knowledge/advice. Thanks!

[@drekberg]

Thank you Mark Aramaki. I really appreciate your feedback and so glad that you liked it.